Could the Hollywood strikes be the final straw for Meghan and Harry?
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The ongoing strike by actors and writers could affect the Sussexes’ $100 million Netflix deal
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Handsiness or assault? Fondling in the post-#MeToo era
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Meet the new Italian defense for crotch-grabbing: if it’s under ten seconds it doesn’t count
Is Kamala right about airplane bathrooms?
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The tiny stalls leave much to be desired
Biden’s bougie brunch lid
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Plus: Protesters spoil a sober softball affair
Thursday
Is Christina Hendricks the latest Ozempic tragedy?
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The notoriously buxom Mad Men star has undergone a disheartening slimdown
Wednesday
Little-known singer keeps hating on Taylor Swift’s ex Matty Healy for clout
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More people know Rina Sawayama for her rants about microaggressions than her (actually pretty good) music
Notre Dame’s professor of Sesame Street sues student journalists for ‘defamation’
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Tamara Kay has filed suit against campus paper the Rover … but they have the receipts
Tuesday
Desperate GOP candidates hatch schemes to reach debate donor threshold
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Asa Hutchinson and Doug Burgum are thirsting for dollar bills
Christina Aguilera is the real winner of the 2003 VMAs kiss
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While Britney and Madonna have had a rough last few years and a tough week
Monday
Caitlyn Jenner insults DeSantis fan’s man boobs
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The MAGA-DeSantis Twitter fights are getting weird
Is Prince Harry America’s sweetheart?
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New polling shows that the whining prince is more popular with the American public than his brother
Friday
Latest New York Post Hunter ‘exclusive’ raises more questions than answers
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Gal Luft’s allegations are astonishing. But where’s the proof?
How movie execs are ruining comedies
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Workaholics star Adam Devine says that studios regularly ask ‘Yeah but why should we make this movie now?’
Can robots replace journalists?
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Plus: The case against Kamala’s coke
Wednesday
Who left their cocaine at the White House?
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Cockburn is sniffing out leads
Bill de Blasio’s wince-inducing separation announcement
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Is it because Bill is too boring now?
Monday
NPR says Asian Americans should love affirmative action
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Apparently Asians have been ‘bamboozled’
Ghislaine Maxwell is a prison Karen
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‘She creates constant drama for staff and inmates alike’
Friday
Nikole Hannah-Jones almost goes back to work
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‘Was going to write an essay about it, but why even bother’
Kamala Harris shares life-changing hair secrets
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The VP talked style with Keke Palmer