Michigan Senate candidate Mallory McMorrow defended her past voting record and deleted social media posts and prior statements during a Sunday appearance on CNN’s “Inside Politics,” responding to scrutiny that has emerged in the 2026 Democratic primary for a key battleground U.S. Senate seat. “Moving takes time,” McMorrow said, defending why she voted in California Read More >
Shirley MacLaine spotted enjoying lunch in Malibu just days before her 92nd birthday celebration
Shirley MacLaine was spotted enjoying a nice lunch ahead of her big birthday. The 92-year-old actress was photographed leaving a restaurant in Malibu, California, after enjoying a bite to eat on Saturday, April 18, just days ahead of her birthday. MacLaine was born on April 24, 1934. In the photos, MacLaine could be seen wearing Read More >
Barry Manilow, 82, gives update on his cancer battle as he cancels more tour dates
Despite a slew of show cancellations and postponements, Barry Manilow has his heart set on a June stage return amid his ongoing cancer treatments. On Friday, the 82-year-old singer-songwriter announced that while he has to cancel his “Hits Come Home” residency dates in May at Westgate Resort in Las Vegas, he’s “making great progress” with Read More >
Joel Embiid begs Sixers fans not to sell tickets to Knicks fans ahead of playoff matchup: ‘We need you’
Joel Embiid’s return to the No. 7-seeded Philadelphia Sixers helped spark an impressive first-round win over the No. 2 Boston Celtics in the NBA Playoffs. Now, the former NBA MVP is asking Sixers fans to make sure they don’t sell tickets to fans of their next opponent: the New York Knicks. The Knicks, led by Read More >
This year’s American League might be the worst in Major League Baseball history
We’re already over 20% of the way through the 2026 Major League Baseball season, and some very surprising trends are becoming clear. The automated balls and strikes system was supposed to lead to better accuracy from home plate umpires, and the end of egregiously missed calls. And while that’s generally played out, there’s been an Read More >
Jimmy Fallon starts chewing on microphone in cringey interview ahead of F1 Miami
Jimmy Fallon was excited to be on the F1 Miami Grand Prix grid on Sunday afternoon. In fact, he was so excited that he forgot how to function like a normal human being in society. The late-night host has been a part of the festivities in Miami throughout the weekend in the lead-up to the Read More >
Texas Tech QB’s gambling saga now features Tom Brady’s Deflategate lawyer
Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby’s NCAA gambling situation just took a significant legal turn. Sorsby has reportedly hired high-profile sports attorney Jeffrey Kessler as he attempts to preserve his college eligibility amid an NCAA investigation into alleged sports betting activity. If Kessler’s name sounds familiar to sports fans, it should. Kessler represented Tom Brady during Read More >
Your kid’s gaming habit could be building a future career, new survey shows
Many parents worry about screen time and video games keeping their children from learning and developing crucial skills. However, a new study suggests that these same tools can be used to enhance learning experiences. K12, a U.S.-based online education provider, recently released a new national survey of parents and working professionals aimed at exploring the Read More >
Cooper DeJean and Dallas Cowboys cheerleader Abby Summers hit the Kentucky Derby red carpet
You have to hand it to Philadelphia Eagles defensive back Cooper DeJean and Dallas Cowboys cheerleader Abby Summers. These two appear to be choosing love over divisional rivalry. That’s not easy to do in a world that seems to be constantly taking a giant steamy pile on love. Nor is it easy to do in Read More >
Quick pre-workout tweak could improve your endurance by 20%, study finds
Listening to your favorite music during a workout could help you exercise longer without feeling more exhausted, according to new research. Researchers at the University of Jyväskylä in Finland found that people who selected their own music were able to extend their endurance by nearly 20% during high-intensity exercise. The findings were published in the Read More >