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Celebrity Cosmopolitan
Kim Kardashian Had a Major Wardrobe Malfunction Out in Miami Last Night
Happens to the best of us, TBH.
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U.S. People
Mom-to-Be Was Prepping for Sex Reveal Party, Friend Says - Then Husband Allegedly Murdered Her
Slain Pregnant Shanann Watts Was Planning Gender Reveal
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Sports ESPN.com
Angry golfer's broken club strikes fan in head
Bob Harig ESPN Senior Writer Close Senior golf writer for ESPN.com Covered golf for more than 20 years Earned Evans Scholarship to attend Indiana University A spectator was injured and required stitches after player Kevin Stadler's club head came loose and flew into the gallery Friday at a Web.com Tour event near Portland, Oregon. Stadler, the son of former Masters champion Craig Stadler, was playing in the WinCo Foods Portland Open when he slammed his club to the turf in anger and up against his foot on the 15th hole of the second round. The club broke somewhere near the bottom of the shaft and hit a spectator in the head, causing injuries that required six stitches, according to Orlando Pope,
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Politics HuffPost
Report: White House Counsel Is Cooperating Extensively In Russia Probe
Don McGahn, the White House counsel, has been cooperating extensively with
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Celebrity Business Insider
Here's why Aretha Franklin always carried her purse on stage
The late Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin, who passed away at 76 on Thursday was beloved by many worldwide. More than just the title of Queen, she had something in common with Queen Elizabeth-both were rarely spotted with their handbags. While Aretha wasn't using it to signal to her staff like Queen Elizabeth reportedly does, there was a purpose behind why she was always on stage, purse in hand. When Glenn Weiss worked with Franklin on the 2015 Kennedy Center honors, he was definitely aware of the purse. "She always walks onstage with her purse," he told the New York Times. "When we were in rehearsals, she walks out and puts it on the piano. When she walks downstage, she picks it up and puts it
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U.S. Washington Post
Jury convicts man for sexually assaulting a woman on a plane as his wife sat next to him
A Spirit Airlines plane. (Bill Montgomery/Houston Chronicle via AP) It was a late-night flight from Las Vegas, and the woman rested her head on the window as the plane neared Detroit. She was startled awake by the man in the middle seat next to her. His hand was down her unbuttoned pants, and her shirt was undone. The 22-year old woman fled to the back of the plane to alert flight attendants. But first she had to get past two obstacles: Prabhu Ramamoorthy, the man in the middle seat, and his wife in the aisle seat - an arm’s length away from a chill-inducing Jan. 3 incident later described in court. A federal jury convicted Ramamoorthy, 35, of sexual abuse on the Spirit Airlines flight. Ramamoorthy,
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Celebrity Yahoo Lifestyle
'I ain't nothing without my wife': 98-year-old man walks 6 miles each way to visit paralyzed wife in the hospital
The 98-year-old Korean War veteran says his beloved wife is “the best cup of tea I ever had."
