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- Entertainment AOL.com
Jason Momoa protected Emilia Clarke during gratuitous sex scenes: "He was like, 'No, sweetie, this isn't okay'"
'He took care of me in an environment, I didn't know I need to be taken care of ... He was so kind and considerate and cared about me as a human being.'
- Celebrity People
Kanye West Wants $14 Million Wyoming Ranch To Be a ‘Home’ for ‘His Spiritual Services’: Source
Kanye West Using Wyoming Ranch for Sunday Services
- Celebrity Yahoo Style UK
Elle Macpherson, 55, praised as ‘timeless beauty’ after posing in bikini
The supermodel is keeping up her reputation as "the Body."
U.S. HuffPostPhoto From 1898 Sparks Hilarious Theory That Greta Thunberg Is A Time-Traveler
A picture from University of Washington's archives has people joking the teen climate activist is a time-traveler here to "save us."
- Celebrity Harper's Bazaar
Kate Middleton Pulls Out of an Event Last-Minute Because of Her Kids
She and Prince William were scheduled to attend an award ceremony tonight, but he'll now go solo.
Politics ReutersAfter escaping fire at U.S. Democratic debate, challenges remain for Buttigieg
Democratic presidential candidates' united front against Republican President Donald Trump amid public impeachment hearings and their restraint in battling one another had an unexpected beneficiary on Wednesday night: rising White House contender Pete Buttigieg. Surging in the polls in early voting states Iowa and New Hampshire, the 37-year-old mayor of South Bend, Indiana, had been widely expected to face a barrage of attacks during the Democratic presidential debate about his thin political resume and his problematic relationship with African-American voters, a key Democratic constituency. When questions came his way, Buttigieg parried the thrusts in a way likely to sustain the momentum his campaign has been seeing over the past several weeks, analysts said.
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U.S. Deadline
Jussie Smollett’s New Lawsuit Against Chicago & Its Cops Destined For Defeat, City Says - UPDATE
UPDATE, 1:23 PM: There's the Chicago way and there's the Chicago way and the Windy City isn't the least blown over by the newly offense legal strategy by Jussie Smollett. "The City stands by its original complaint and will continue to pursue this litigation," Chicago Department of Law spokesperson Bill McCaffrey told Deadline of the […]
