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How Jimmy Buffett — and a ragtag band of drug smugglers — helped turned St. Barth into celebrities’ hedonistic paradise
Although St. Barth has been known as a tropical playground for the rich and famous for several decades, it’s not so long ago that the Caribbean island was a scruffy, even rough corner of paradise attracting hard-living ex-pat dropouts who fancied themselves as modern pirates. If that sounds like a Jimmy Buffett song, that’s because…
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‘Mission: Impossible’ star Simon Pegg, 56, credits franchise for trim figure
Simon Pegg credits the “Mission: Impossible” franchise with whipping him into shape. The British actor joined the Tom Cruise action movies in 2006 as IMF technician Benji Dunn in “Mission: Impossible III” and told Page Six at the “Disclosure Day” premiere earlier this week that he’s “learned to take care of myself a little bit.”…
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Trump inadvertently reveals he feels ‘shame and disgrace’ over past conduct: Dem lawmaker
The Wall Street Journal exclusively reported recently that President Donald Trump is actively working with allies to “void” his two impeachments, an effort that inadvertently revealed that the president felt “disgrace and embarrassment” over his past conduct, a top Democratic congressman argued Sunday. Citing anonymous inside sources, the Journal revealed that “Trump and his allies”…
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‘This has never happened’: News host alarmed by ‘highly unusual’ detail of Trump UFC event
An MS NOW host sounded the alarm early Sunday over one of the stranger wrinkles of President Donald Trump’s UFC takeover of the White House: the administration handing a private company control over which journalists are allowed on the grounds. Pointing to a Washington Post report, Jonathan Capehart noted that the White House press corps…
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Trump’s deadly serious and deeply troubling gladiator show is no laughing matter
Friends, Tonight, Trump is throwing an 80th birthday bash for himself (he says it’s in honor of the 250th birthday of the United States) with a “Freedom250” Ultimate Fighting Championship cage match on the South Lawn of the White House at 8 p.m. ET. It will be a bloody gladiator fight taking place inside a…
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Iran agrees not to build a nuke, will reopen Strait of Hormuz — and US to release $25B in assets in Trump peace deal: Tehran
Iran has agreed not to build a nuclear weapon and to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, in return the US will release some $25 billion in frozen assets as part of a President Trump-brokered peace deal, according to details released by Tehran on Sunday. Iranian officials were cautiously optimistic that a deal to finally halt…
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‘Sopranos’ star Joe Pantoliano swears by ‘the three Ms’ to improve his mental health: Masturbation, medication and meditation
Joe Pantoliano, aka “Joey Pants,” has a marvelous mnemonic for mental health. “You need three things — masturbation, medication and meditation,” he exclusively told Page Six at the Tribeca Festival 30th anniversary premiere of “Bound.” The “Sopranos” alum further explained that he takes a “wonderful supplement,” doesn’t do meditation and “my wife [Nancy Sheppard] takes…
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Massive Protests Erupt in the Streets of Kenya Due to the Trump Administration’s Mysterious Ebola Facility
Way back in 2014 amidst the worst Ebola virus outbreak in human history, Donald Trump blasted then-president Barack Obama for evacuating infected US citizens, rather than leaving them in Africa. It seemed like a ridiculous charge: Trump, then only a hardheaded real estate mogul and reality TV star, could never imagine the calculations being made…
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‘Huge setback’ threatens to ‘torpedo’ Trump’s coveted peace deal: report
A peace deal between Washington and Tehran – one that President Donald Trump has shown a “strange insistence” on being finalized Sunday, his 80th birthday – is at risk of collapse after a key Iranian demand was violated Sunday morning, Al Jazeera reported. Iran has demanded that Israel halt its bombardment of Lebanon as a…
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The ‘But He’s a Veteran’ Defense is Condescending and Dangerous
Graham Platner’s victory this week in Maine’s Democratic Senate primary would have been a stunning achievement for a political newcomer under any circumstances. What makes it truly remarkable is that Platner pulled this off despite a decades-long trail of questionable behavior: a Nazi tattoo; contemptible written statements about sexual-abuse victims, Black people, and women; admissions…