US artist Jelly Roll has claimed he was treated “like a criminal” at a popular store in Sydney. The Nashville singer has been Down Under performing a string of gigs, including at Strummingbird Festival and appearances at Harvest Rock and Sunburnt Country. He decided to take a break from touring for some retail therapy on … Read more
She took the cold shoulder to the next level. After months of quietly enduring a frustrating roommate scenario straight out of a sitcom, one woman decided she’d had enough — literally clamping down on her co-habitant’s cagey behavior. Seeking vindication, the anonymous apartment dweller took to Reddit, explaining that she lives with her 31-year-old partner and … Read more
Todd Chrisley claimed that he witnessed systemic issues firsthand while he was in prison. After being released from FPC Pensacola in Florida thanks to President Donald Trump’s pardon, Todd, 56, opened up about his experience behind bars during a press conference in Nashville on Friday. “I have met some wonderful men. I have listened to … Read more
Here’s a story… “The Brady Bunch” star Christopher Knight revealed that he has a bone to pick with the show. During a recent episode of “The Real Brady Bros” podcast, which Knight, 67, co-hosts with Barry Williams, 70, they were joined by Susan Olsen, 63, who played Cindy Brady, and Mike Lookinland, 64, who played … Read more
He wasn’t feeling holiday cheer. Director Chris Columbus, best known for the “Home Alone,” Mrs. Doubtfire” and “Harry Potter” movies, said he was also supposed to direct 1989’s “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation” — but opted out because of the movie’s star, Chevy Chase. “I was signed on … and then I met Chevy Chase. Even given … Read more
They didn’t appreciate the so-called inflight fashion policing. Two female passengers have accused a Spirit Airlines flight attendant of sexism after he allegedly kicked them off a plane for their choice of dress, as seen in a viral Instagram video. “It’s just humiliating having to be escorted and treated like a criminal just because we … Read more
Dozens of students at Catholic high schools in Sydney, Australia, have been banned from bringing a date to their year 12 formal under a new policy, sparking “huge uproar.” Under the rules, which apply to the 147 schools within the city’s Catholic archdiocese, parents will also be forbidden from drinking alcohol at end-of-year celebrations. Released … Read more
Amber Dangerfield was over the moon about her mid-July wedding. However, the chaos of orchestrating the $100,000 fête — overseeing vendors, deciding on décor and gently reminding invitees to RSVP — quickly brought the blushing bride and her hubby-to-be, Christopher, back down to earth. But rather than letting stress get the best of them, the … Read more
A Melbourne landscaper says he is being treated like a “murderer or a drug dealer” by his local council after he was slapped with an $11,500 [$7,781 USD] fine for filling in a dangerous hole. The fine was followed by a demand to inspect his property for “unsafe” building work after he took his story … Read more
The New York City Department of Health has scrapped a requirement that fetuses aborted at or after 24 weeks be considered “human remains” and sent to funeral homes for burial or cremation. The 24-week mark is generally considered the point of potential viability to survive early birth and until the rule change, it was mandatory … Read more
Meghan Markle’s estranged father, Thomas Markle Sr., thinks he and King Charles are both shut out by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. Thomas Sr. has compared himself to the British monarch, 75, saying that they’re both battling respective health woes while being estranged from their children. “I would love to speak to him because … Read more
If you want to live longer see a female doctor, researchers say. Patients with female doctors have lower rates of mortality and remission than patients treated by male doctors, according to a study published in the journal Annals of Internal Medicine. Female doctors make up just 37% of doctors in the US. For the study, … Read more
Have lice been bugging your family lately? You’re not alone. Professional delousers in NYC and the surrounding areas say they have seen an unfortunate uptick in outbreaks of these icky, hair-residing insects. “There was a resurgence of lice last year. But this year it’s been worse than ever,” Adrian Picheny, of the New York-based Lice … Read more
This flight was a sight for sore eyes. A mom and daughter were pleasantly shocked to learn that they would be amongst a small handful of passengers onboard a massive, international-bound flight. The lucky pair, Zoe Doyle, 25 and her mother Kimmy Chedel, 59, were so excited to be the only two in economy seating … Read more
A senior living facility in Scotland recently held a “baby shower” using dolls for its patients with dementia. Ryan Meadows Care Home received 60 baby dolls from Pearl’s Memory Babies to host a baby shower for the patients, as SWNS reported. The residential facility tested the experience as part of a trial — and held a baby … Read more
Scientists have discovered that cancers have been spreading for centuries among shellfish — a revolutionary reveal that could change the way cancer is treated. According to a study recently published in the peer-reviewed journal Nature, researchers at the UK’s Wellcome Sanger Institute, and the Universidade de Santiago de Compostela in Spain collaborated with experts in … Read more
“I had no illusions about my military role in the Special Forces,” writes Captain Lanny Hunter in “Exit Wounds: A Vietnam Elegy” (Blackstone). “I was not a two-fisted, grenade-heaving, knife-fighting, tunnel-blasting, cliff-rappelling, bush-busting, snake-eating, steely-eyed warrior. “I was supposed to be able to keep up. I was supposed to be where they needed me and provide first-line … Read more
For people with anorexia, treatment options are scarce. There are no medications approved for the eating disorder because none have been shown to work. And anorexia has the highest death rate of all psychiatric conditions, according to a 2020 study. But now, a small study from researchers at the University of California, San Diego, has … Read more
A physician who came under fire for comments claiming that obesity is more of genetics than lifestyle in a “60 Minutes” interview earlier this month is now a member of the Biden USDA’s 2025 Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee, which will help determine dietary standards for Americans over the coming years. Dr. Fatima Cody Stanford, a doctor specializing … Read more
Meghan Markle broke down “the bimbo” stereotype with Paris Hilton in the latest episode of her “Archetypes” podcast. The Duchess of Sussex, 41, opened the episode reminiscing on her “fascinating” experience as a briefcase girl on “Deal or No Deal” while she was pursuing acting, a few years before landing her role in “Suits.” The … Read more