Cindy Crawford 'worried' about daughter Kaia Gerber's romance with Pete Davidson

She's hoping it will "fizzle out" apparently

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  Kaia Gerber Is Closing Out 2019 With Her Shortest Haircut Yet
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  Kaia Gerber Got a Pixie Cut for the Holidays
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Man who ate $120,000 banana at art show says 'I'm not sorry'

A performance artist who ate a banana taped to a wall that was an artwork valued at $120,000 said his actions were not vandalism and he does not regret his snack at Art Basel in Miami Beach, Florida. Artist Maurizio Cattelan's piece - a banana duct-taped to a wall and called "Comedian" - sold for $120,000.

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  Self-Proclaimed 'Hungry Artist' Eats a $120,000 Banana Displayed in Art Exhibition
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  Maurizio Cattelan’s $120,000 Banana Was Removed From Art Basel for Getting ‘Too Much Attention’
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27 Delicious, Simple Steak Recipes You Haven't Tried Before

These simple dinners rival any restaurant meal.From Good Housekeeping

Whoopi Goldberg Scolds ‘The View’ Audience for Cheering Impeachment

Whoopi Goldberg returned to The View after a week off on Tuesday wearing one of her signature Christmas sweaters. Meghan McCain was quick to say she’d rather plug  her co-host’s product than talk about “America’s funeral.” “No, this is not a funeral,” Goldberg told her. “Listen, you have to go pretty hard to destroy us. There are too many people who fought too hard for too long to let that happen, and that's why we are celebrating the Constitution. We are celebrating our rights as Americans to say something's wrong.” In a personal note to both McCain and Abby Huntsman, she added, “That's why your dad fought, that's why your brothers fight. That's why my father and grandfather fought and my mom and everybody else. That's why they fought. They fought for our right to say you can't do it this way.” Of course, they were talking about the big news that House Democrats had officially filed articles of impeachment against “you-know-who,” as Goldberg put it. When the audience began to cheer, she stopped them in their tracks. Waving a finger, Goldberg said, “No, no, this is not a celebratory moment. This is not a good thing.” “When he's out, then we'll clap,” Joy Behar chimed in. “Maybe you can clap then, but still, this is not good,” Goldberg said. “It wasn't good when it happened to Nixon. it wasn't good when it happened to Clinton. And this is not good. This is not good. But in order to keep our nation on point, we must do the due diligence that the Constitution requires.” Amy Klobuchar Schools Meghan McCain on ImpeachmentRead more at The Daily Beast.Got a tip? Send it to The Daily Beast hereGet our top stories in your inbox every day. Sign up now!Daily Beast Membership: Beast Inside goes deeper on the stories that matter to you. Learn more.

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  Republicans' false narratives on impeachment are easily debunked
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  Trump impeachment charges finally unveiled as president accused of abuse of power and obstruction
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‘I Don’t Know:’ Biden Says He Hasn’t Asked What Hunter Did In Ukraine

The former vice president said he trusts his son and there’s “not one single bit of evidence” that Hunter Biden did anything wrong.

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  Biden Says He Won’t Look Further into Hunter’s Ukrainian Business Dealings: ‘I Trust My Son’
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  Everything you need to know about Trump's impeachment process: What's happened, who the players are, and what comes next
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