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Famed ‘Fake Heiress’ Anna Delvey shopping memoir
It’s the most significant literary work about a Russian woman called Anna since… actually, ever! Several people, including Shonda Rhimes, have told “the Anna Delvey story.” Now Page Six has learned that Delvey is finally telling it herself. Publishing insiders tell us that the so-called “Fake Heiress” — who was jailed for grand larceny in…
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The FBI Director’s Unusual Calling Card
One of J. Edgar Hoover’s greatest reforms at the FBI was his embrace of fingerprinting. During the 1930s, visitors to the FBI offices in Washington, D.C., received souvenir fingerprint cards featuring his name. The men who succeeded him as FBI director were more discreet and judicious, mindful of the cult of personality that had developed…
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Menin’s Fair Fares push tests Mamdani
DAYS THE BUDGET IS LATE: 36 ALL’S FARE: City Council Speaker Julie Menin portrayed Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration today as stuck running a failing mass transit discount program. The alternative? Her own plan to provide free fares to hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers. Drawing that very particular contrast served as an attempt to turn…
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SpaceX Bombarded With Lawsuits to Accusing Starship of Damaging Homes
SpaceX has been smacked by a one-two punch of lawsuits filed by hundreds of Texas residents accusing the company of damaging their homes from its frequent rocket tests. The suits, both led by the same attorneys, were filed in Cameron and McLennan counties, where SpaceX’s Starbase and McGregor facilities are located. They accuse SpaceX of…
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Immigration crackdown souring Orange County’s view of Trump, poll finds
In a troubling sign for Republicans in the upcoming midterms, Orange County voters are souring on President Trump and particularly his crackdown on illegal immigration. A new poll released by UC Irvine’s School of Social Ecology shows support for Trump among Orange County voters is down to 35%, with 65% of participants saying they do…
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Abortion, Without the Abortion Pill
Over the weekend, reproductive-health-care providers across the country confronted a puzzle they had never before needed to solve at scale: how to offer medication abortion without mifepristone. The drug, also known as the abortion pill, is the first in a two-pill regimen that the FDA approved for pregnancy termination in 2000. Last Friday, the Fifth…
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‘Widow’s Bay’ Creator Unpacks Terrifying Episode 3 Attack: ‘The End of Act One’
Note: This article contains spoilers from “Widow’s Bay” Episode 3. The status quo is violently upheaved at the end of “Widow’s Bay” Episode 3, titled “The Inaugural Swim.” The standout installment of the Apple TV horror comedy series catches back up with Mayor Tom Loftis (Matthew Rhys) as his efforts to turn the show’s eponymous,…
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Mayor Mamdani doubles down on supporting anti-Israel protesters outside of UES synagogue
Mayor Zohran Mamdani doubled down on his support of anti-Israel protesters Wednesday and brushed off questions about his own rhetoric fueling antisemitic hate. Hizzoner said his opinions on rowdy protests outside of the Park East Synagogue Tuesday had been made clear — and he declined to change his tune after videos of anti-Israel activists clashing with police.…
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Investigators probe 110 freeway fire after mattresses, debris found in smoldering tunnel
Investigators are continuing to probe what started a fire under the 110 freeway that shut down traffic near the Port of L.A. complex. All northbound lanes between Channel Street and Harry Bridges Boulevard were still closed Wednesday. The fire, which was first reported Monday around 8:50 p.m., posed serious challenges to firefighters overnight and into…
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James Marsden to Star in New Apple Thriller ‘Disavowed’
James Marsden will star in “Disavowed,” a new thriller series at Apple TV created by Art Marcum and Matt Holloway. The new series is the latest action thriller the streaming service has picked up and is based on an original idea from Marcum and Holloway – whose previous writing credits include “Iron Man” and “Uncharted.”…