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- U.S.Yahoo Sports
Truck owned by driver who said he was quitting NASCAR over Confederate flag ban will have Trump-Pence paint scheme
Ray Ciccarelli threatened to quit NASCAR after it banned the Confederate flag. Now one of his trucks will promote the president's re-election.
12241,224 reactions - PoliticsYahoo Finance
Joe Biden's tax plan may wallop the stock market — here's one disturbing estimate
This market veteran offers a grim assessment on markets if Joe Biden's tax plan goes through should he win the presidency.
- CelebrityVariety
The Band Formerly Known as Lady Antebellum Has Already Lost (Guest Column)
And the battle between the two Lady A’s — mega-successful white country band v. obscure Black blues singer — continues. Now lawyers are involved, and no matter who ends up being victorious in the quest to stake a legal claim to the name, the Lady A formerly known as Lady Antebellum has already lost. The […]
- U.S.Scary Mommy
Church Posts ‘No Trespassing’ Sign After Black Woman Merely Sits On Lawn
Alex Marshall-Brown’s video showing the men hanging up the ‘no trespassing’ sign and saying ‘all lives matter’ has since gone viral In a now-viral video posted earlier this week, church volunteers were seen hanging up a “no trespassing” sign after seeing a Black woman sit on the church lawn. On July 7, Alex Marshall-Brown, a []
- CelebrityNBC News
Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue features first transgender model
This isn't the first time the 23-year-old Brazilian beauty has broken barriers for trans models.
- LifestyleTODAY
Jenna tried the avocado hack that's taking the internet by storm – does it work?
Many people love eating avocados, but one thing no one likes is how the creamy green fruit quickly turns brown after it's been cut. While there are many ways to keep avocados from spoiling, a new video on Tik Tok is wowing viewers with its simplicity. Shared by Tik Tok user @kmag1, the hack isn't new, but it doesn't require any fancy storage devices or tangy citrus fruits.
- U.S.The Telegraph
Robert De Niro cuts estranged wife's card expenses as actor claims fortune hit by coronavirus
Actor Robert De Niro has claimed the coronavirus has decimated his finances and he “may only make” $7.5 million (£6m) this year, as he fought in court to limit his estranged wife’s expenses. The Irishman star’s former partner, Grace Hightower, has claimed in divorce proceedings taking place in Manhattan, New York, that De Niro “unfairly” cut her monthly credit card allowance from $100,000 to $50,000. Lawyers for De Niro, 76, say he reduced Ms Hightower’s American Express card limit because he has taken a huge financial hit as Nobu and Greenwich Hotel, two restaurant chains he has stakes in, were forced to close or partially close during the Covid-19 lockdown. He also says he has been limited in his acting work by the virus. Caroline Krauss, his attorney, said a film project that he was scheduled to begin filming this summer in Oklahoma has been put on hold. Ms Hightower, 64, a singer and actress, also alleged that she and their children had been banned from an upstate New York estate where De Niro is staying during the pandemic.
