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Where Ethan Slater stands with ex-wife Lilly Jay after Ariana Grande breakup: report
Ethan Slater is not reconciling with his ex-wife, Lilly Jay, after his split from Ariana Grande, TMZ reported on Sunday. Sources close to Jay told the outlet she’s “absolutely not” getting back together with the “Wicked” actor, with whom she shares 3-year-old son Ezra. Additionally, the insiders insisted Slater, 34, is not trying to win…
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Lindsey Graham’s sister breaks up with Trump on hot-button issue
Sen. Darline Graham Nordone (R-SC) indicated on Sunday night that she disagrees with President Donald Trump on a key issue as she runs to hold the seat once held by her late brother Lindsey Graham. The senator, who dropped using her married name, Nordone, after being appointed to fill the seat at the urging of…
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The New ‘60 Minutes’: Bari Weiss’ Shakeup Is a Bellwether for Her CBS Strategy
Welcome back to “The Media Front.” The names are new. The questions hanging over “60 Minutes” aren’t. Nick Bilton, just two months in as executive producer, this week introduced Ross Douthat, Sebastian Junger, Gianna Toboni and Trevor Phillips as the newest correspondents on television’s most influential newsmagazine. On paper, they’re personnel announcements. Inside the television…
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Tesla Whistleblower Describes Wildly Dangerous Safety Lapses While Developing Full Self-Driving
For years, Tesla has faced intense public and regulatory scrutiny over the safety of its self-driving software. Now, a former Tesla manager is blowing the whistle on what he says is the the Elon Musk-led automaker’s dangerous approach to testing and deploying its autonomous vehicle technology. In a federal lawsuit reported by The Independent, Javier…
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Trump’s ballot case threatens to turn Supreme Court’s own election rule against itself
President Donald Trump’s emergency appeal to limit the use of mail ballots is about to force the Supreme Court to confront a doctrine it built for one purpose – and may now stretch for another one entirely. At issue is the “Purcell principle,” a 20-year-old rule warning federal courts against changing voting rules close to…
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Peter Alexander’s MS NOW Show to Debut Next Week
Peter Alexander’s new MS NOW program will debut Monday, Aug. 10, the network announced on Monday, formally launching the former NBC News White House correspondent into the role he was hired for earlier this year. “State of Play with Peter Alexander” will air weekdays at 11 a.m. ET from Washington, D.C., with Alexander also serving…
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‘Temporal wasting’: The GLP-1 side effect that makes patients ‘look suddenly older’
Talk about losing face. By now, people are well aware of “Ozempic face,” the phenomenon in which people on GLP-1 medications notice saggy skin, sunken eyes and gaunt cheeks. Now, “temporal wasting” is the latest side effect that prematurely ages weight loss drug users, and has doctors concerned. Along with “Ozempic face,” another side effect…
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Bari Weiss’s own hire warns she may ‘crash and burn’ at CBS News
One of the veteran broadcasters Bari Weiss personally recruited to help salvage CBS News publicly warned that his new boss could “crash and burn” in vivid color. Sir Trevor Phillips, the U.K. broadcaster tapped in June as CBS News’s senior global affairs correspondent, sat down with The Daily Telegraph for an interview published Monday, days…
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We dared to play the new ‘Citizen Vigilante’ video game … so you don’t have to
We recently reported that Armie Hammer‘s attempted comeback movie, “Citizen Vigilante” by director Uwe Boll, has spawned a video game. So I decided to boldly go where no journalist has gone before and actually play the “Citizen Vigilante” movie tie-in. Movie tie-ins were a staple of the 90s and early 2000s film marketing scheme, for…
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Trump admin dusts off ‘Civil War-era law’ to punish protesters and ‘scare Americans’
Treasure Thoreson was still in her pajamas, drinking coffee on her Minneapolis couch, when federal agents arrived at her door this June. A special education teacher, she was arrested on charges of conspiring to impede federal agents — one of 15 people indicted in connection with blockades outside a Minneapolis building that served as ICE…