Jack Schlossberg is channeling his tragic uncle John F. Kennedy Jr. in his new campaign for Congress. The official campaign website for Schlossberg’s run in the Democratic primary for New York City’s 12th district features the Kennedy family scion, 32, riding a bike through the streets of Manhattan while wearing a dark suit and backward … Read more
Prett-ay, prett-ay, prett-ay awkward. Cheryl Hines has revealed where she stands with former “Curb Your Enthusiasm” co-star Larry David following the pair’s rumored divide over politics. Larry David and Cheryl Hines at the Paramount Theater in Hollywood, California, on Sept. 15, 2009. Jason LaVeris/FilmMagic.com Billy Bush and Hines during Bush’s “Hot Mics” talk show on … Read more
Are Paul Finebaum’s political aspirations hurting his day job? Finebaum, an ESPN talent since August 2013, has been pulled from some of his regular appearances on the network, Outkick’s Clay Travis claimed Monday on social media. “Per sources: Disney/ESPN has removed @finebaum from appearing on @ESPN since his @outkick interview expressing interest in running as … Read more
Young men’s shift to the political right has complicated the dating world and led to distrust by women of dating apps, according to The Atlantic writer Faith Hill, who appeared on CNN on Thursday. Hill argued that women’s growing distrust of dating apps stems from men — young men in particular — becoming more conservative while young women … Read more
Tom Lehrer, the mathematician and song satirist who had a massive musical influence in the 1950s and 1960s, has died. He was 97. Lehrer passed away Saturday at his home in Cambridge, Massachusetts, his friend David Herder told the New York Times. A cause of death was not given. Musician Tom Lehrer sits beside the piano … Read more
French electro-pop band Yelle announced on Wednesday it was canceling a North American tour slated for the fall due to the “very worrying” political climate in the United States. The band cited concerns over immigration and freedom of speech as part of the reason they are canceling their North American tour dates — adding that since they are … Read more
“Andor” series showrunner Tony Gilroy said Thursday he does not believe his “Star Wars” series is “left-wing.” In an interview with New York Times columnist Ross Douthat on his podcast “Interesting Times,” Gilroy denied that he wrote the show to represent a left-wing revolution against fascist authoritarians. “I never think about it that way. It was never- … Read more
Expelliarmus. The head of HBO has insisted that the new “Harry Potter” series will not be “secretly infused” with author J. K. Rowling’s controversial anti-transgender views. Casey Bloys, who serves as CEO of the network giant, discussed the upcoming show, Rowling, and her divisive rhetoric during an episode of Matthew Belloni’s “The Town” podcast. HBO … Read more
President Trump’s decision to move a step closer to imposing tariffs on imported medicines poses considerable political risk, because Americans could face higher prices and more shortages of critical drugs. The Trump administration filed a federal notice on Monday saying that it had begun an investigation into whether imports of medicines and pharmaceutical ingredients threaten … Read more
John Stamos stood by his decision to help a South Florida nonprofit dedicated to honoring healthcare professionals after facing backlash online. Stamos, 61, caught heat on social media after photos circulated of the “Full House” star in attendance at the event hosted at Mar-a-Lago over the weekend. A longtime supporter of working within the community, Stamos … Read more
Elton John is blaming politics for the failure of his musical “Tammy Faye.” The EGOT winner, 78, spoke about the pricey show that he produced having a short-lived run on Broadway in an interview with The Sunday Times published Friday. “We put out two musicals recently, one a huge flop in America and the other … Read more
As a college junior in the early 1990s Steven Grillo dreamed about landing an internship on Howard Stern’s radio show. But once he did the dream quickly became a nightmare — with him being egged into humiliating himself, but giving him an irresistible taste of fame. Grillo says he never wanted to be on the … Read more
Bill Belichick’s girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, took a victory lap after the Trump administration agreed to renegotiate funding for the Maine Sea Grant. Hudson, who is open about being a proud daughter of a Maine fisherman, had been serving as a voice for Maine’s Fisherman Forum as the federal funding program, Maine Sea Grant, was cut … Read more
You can’t navigate using these stars. Celebrities are shifting direction and allegiances, moving left and right, adding yet more unexpected twists to an already unprecedented election. “The campaigns certainly want the [celeb] support because it helps in a broader sense to brand their candidates and highlight strengths or mitigate weaknesses,” said Brett Buerck, CEO of Majority … Read more
Franki Priore will be all dressed in white at her wedding this November — and not hyper-focused on whoever just won the White House. And the native Long Islander hopes the 200 guests to her “six-figure” ceremony will follow suit. To mitigate an uncivil mess at their nuptials, brides-to-be from New York to California are … Read more
JD Vance may have revealed his cards too early in the race. Fans of the fantasy card game “Magic: The Gathering” have discovered Vance’s favorite card, which they believe reveals everything voters need to know about the vice presidential candidate’s values. In a recent interview with Semafor, the Ohio revealed his adolescent obsession with the … Read more
Be like Taylor Swift. Cultivate friendships with people outside of your ideological circle — and keep them. Last week she wrote self-professed Swiftie Dave Portnoy a thank-you note for always having her back. And it was hand-delivered by her brother to the Barstool Sports honcho at her Miami concert. Nice gesture, right? Nope. As with … Read more
They’re spreading a little hocus POTUS. Witches Vote will be taking their broomsticks to the 51st annual Village Halloween Parade hoping to “cast spells for cast ballots.” The “coven of voting witches” was founded by Mari Gustafson, the self-proclaimed Witch of Wall Street, who said that Oct. 31 is the perfect time to deliver their … Read more
When walking down the aisle ahead of Election Day, couples are hoping their politically divided guests can reach across it to put their differences aside. As fall weddings become more popular, brides and grooms across the nation are concerned that their dream day will be destroyed by families fueding over America’s vote on Nov. 5. … Read more
“Curb Your Enthusiasm” star Cheryl Hines hasn’t publicly commented on hubby Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s sexting scandal with a much younger political reporter — but she’s likely fuming behind the scenes, a source told Page Six Friday. The source, who knows the couple, said Hines is no pushover at home and “has a backbone.” “He … Read more