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Where Ariana Biermann and Charlie Zakkour stand after ‘Next Gen NYC’ hookup
Ariana Biermann and Charlie Zakkour are taking some space from each other following their hookup. “Next Gen NYC” star Shai Fruchter exclusively spoke to Page Six’s “Virtual Reali-Tea” about where his co-stars currently stand with each other. “A lot has happened on the rest of the season [and] since filming,” Fruchter, 25, told co-hosts Danny…
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What I Saw In Sinaloa
Last Tuesday night, I was eating sushi with a Mexican police chief in downtown Culiacán, a city that had momentarily flickered back to life amid a bloody cartel turf war. At the table next to us was a birthday party. The police chief ordered a salmon roll. Through the window, I could see groups of…
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Nero’s Bridge emerges from Tiber River as Rome faces water crisis
ROME — The remains of an ancient bridge have emerged in Rome’s Tiber River, near St. Peter’s Basilica, as weeks with virtually no rain caused water levels to plunge. The span — known as Nero’s Bridge, named for the former Roman emperor — once connected Rome’s city center with the Tiber’s right bank. “Nero is the most…
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MAGA darling may be walking into ‘Super Bowl of murder content’ trap: report
There’s a storm brewing over an upcoming debate between MAGA heavyweights, according to a new report. On Friday, MAGA personalities Candace Owens and Andrew Wilson will face off in a debate about Charlie Kirk’s assassination, The Bulwark reported. Owens plans to present a case that there is a broader conspiracy at play, while Wilson plans…
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Why States Are the Key to the Modern Labor Movement
A protester holds a sign during a Drivers Demand Justice rally held to form a driver’s union on April 24 in Boston, Massachusetts. —Jessica Rinaldi—The Boston Globe/Getty Images Unions have a history of coming together when workers need them most. During the Gilded Age of the late 19th century, labor unions sprang up in response…
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Hunger Games, MAGA Style
The semiquincentennial events that President Trump has personally directed have been a celebration of his very particular version of America. The bloody UFC fight on the White House lawn was followed by the sparsely attended Great American State Fair and a world-record-breaking July 4 fireworks show held alongside a dangerous lightning storm. Next weekend will…
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Kennedy Center board votes to close venue for two years, inscribe Trump’s name on building
The Kennedy Center Board of Trustees on Thursday voted to move forward with President Trump’s plan to close the building for renovations for two years, according to the Associated Press. During the same meeting, the board, which is filled with the president’s allies, also voted to inscribe Trump’s name on the building. The votes came…
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‘Heartbreaking’: Analyst aghast as Trump’s war drives Navy sailors to rock bottom
The mental health breakdown aboard the U.S.S. Lincoln as President Donald Trump’s Iran war drags on is reaching the breaking point, Pentagon reporter Priya Sridhar told MS NOW’s Katy Tur on Wednesday. “Heartbreaking” reports have been flooding in about sailors jumping, or trying to jump, off the side of the vessel as their conditions and…
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He killed 4 people and 3 dogs in a post-breakup massacre. Now he’s going away for life
A Lancaster man will spend the rest of his life in a California prison after admitting that he gunned down four people inside their home, set the building on fire and left three dogs to burn to death in a killing spree motivated by a breakup, prosecutors said. Miguel Diego Sandoval, 21, pleaded guilty to…
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GOP hopeful’s staff seems to hate him — and that’s just one issue in this godawful primary
I know y’all would probably rather not talk about the Republican candidates for governor of Florida. However, distasteful as it is, we must: The primary is Aug. 18. Now, this family-friendly publication frowns on scatological language, so let’s just call the campaign unseemly. Undignified. Unedifying. Flat-out godawful. Rep. Byron Donalds is the frontrunner by a…