Orlando Bloom is sharing his experience filming a threesome scene with Rooney Mara and Kate Mara for a new movie. Appearing at the San Sebastián…
A week ago, Tyler Glasnow was beginning to turn back into a question mark. So, the Dodgers sent him home and hoped he would reset.…
Sen Bernie Moreno warns of data center backlash impacting Ohio Senate race…
Jersey Shore: Family Vacation star, Jenni “JWoww” Farley, is clapping back against the haters. After a video featuring Farley with a noticeably slimmed physique was posted via social media on Friday, September 18, people flocked to the comments section to criticize her weight. Farley, 41, addressed the criticism – including accusations that she had taken Ozempic or other GLP-1 medication to achieve the look – via a comment of her own. “Apologies to everyone offended by my weight lol.” she wrote. “I have never been this thin since middle school, but unfortunately, I was told I couldn’t eat for six…
Hundreds of thousands of Iranians flooded the streets of Tehran on Friday for a government-organized rally calling on civilians to join the military and prepare…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! While a bill to add a new swath of regulations to college sports is generating a swell…
Sweet Magnolias is coming to an end with a shocking cancellation — but Netflix has already ordered a new series with JoAnna Garcia Swisher. News…
PHOENIX — Who needs Aaron Judge? The Yankees do, of course, but they began life without him again on Friday night in encouraging fashion. In…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A federal lawsuit filed Thursday alleges the city of Dearborn spent thousands of taxpayer dollars on public displays celebrating Muslim holidays while ignoring a Christian resident’s repeated requests for Easter and Passover recognition.Margot Cleveland, a journalist with The Federalist, filed a civil…
A grieving UK mother has labeled Ryanair “inhumane” after they refused to refund her canceled flight because her teen son passed away a day too early to qualify. “It was like a slap in the face,” Tina McDermont told Kennedy News while recalling the “disgusting” and “petty” move. The 45-year-old…
Children’s entertainer Ms. Rachel has vowed to donate $1 million to charity in the wake of Macklemore being dropped from Ed Sheeran’s Loop Tour over his public support for Palestinians. “I will match Macklemore’s donation and I invite every white celebrity to match and speak out against the genocide in…
Ronny Mauricio will get another chance, if a brief one. With the year winding down, the former Mets top prospect was called up for a fourth time this season Friday in the wake of Jared Young’s season-ending injury. Now 25, Mauricio is finishing up another season in which he has…
Two years after failing to make the Islanders out of camp despite being on a long-term NHL contract and having missed all of last season…
When the Wall Street elite needed a place to regroup after the…
PHOENIX — The great Aaron Judge hitting the injured list in the…
Spotlight
United States
View More
Trending
Business & Money
View More
Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary apologized Friday for bizarrely comparing rival European airlines that charge high prices to “rapists” during a press conference last week. The notoriously outspoken head of the Irish budget airline said he was “truly sorry” for causing “considerable upset and offense to a wide number of people.” During a presser last week in Dublin, O’Leary compared Ryanair’s competitors to sex offenders for raising airfares. “You might find some people will choose not to fly with Ryanair – but you know they’ll be overrun with the people abandoning Aer Lingus, Lufthansa, BA [British Airways] and others desperate to…
It’s not just one handpicked AI safety “watchdog” that Anthropic has on a leash –…
Science & Technology
View More
Santa Clara is home to some of the largest tech companies in the world: Nvidia, Intel and AMD, so it is no wonder the city is embracing the data center boom. The south San Francisco Bay Area town has 58 data centers, the densest cluster on the West Coast, and is spending $459 million to double its power grid so it can build more. Almost all lie within the limits of the city and its neighbor, Mountain View. But Santa Clara residents reap rewards, as local utility company Silicon Valley Power — owned by the City of Santa Clara —…
Tech watchdogs cried foul this week after a federal judge unsealed a ruling that left…
Editor's Picks
View More
Jon Bon Jovi might be one of the world’s biggest rock stars, but perhaps his biggest role is being a father to his and wife Dorothea Hurley’s four kids. The musician (real name John Bongiovi) married his high school sweetheart in 1989, which he told Men’s Health in 2010 was a spur-of-the-moment decision. Coming off a No. 1 album and single, as well as three sold-out shows at the Forum in Los Angeles, Bon Jovi proposed they tie the knot in Las Vegas. “‘Come on. What’s better than this, right now, this moment?’” he recalled asking Hurley at the time. Four years later, the couple welcomed their first child, daughter Stephanie, in May 1993. Their first son, Jesse, was born two years later, followed by sons Jake and Romeo, in 2002 and 2004, respectively. Over the years, the Bongiovi clan has continued to grow as the singer’s children have found their own life partners. Scroll down to meet Bon Jovi’s family:
So, who is this guy the Lakers mortgaged their future on? Here’s what we know about Walker Kessler. The 7-foot-2, 245-pound center is considered one of the NBA’s elite rim protectors and rebounders. Luka Dončić made it clear to the Lakers he wanted him as his center. And the Lakers responded by emptying their treasure trove, giving up two unprotected first-round picks and two first-round pick swaps in a sign-and-trade with the Jazz, signing Kessler to a four-year, $130 million deal. That means the Lakers don’t have a tradable first-round draft pick for the next seven years. How should Lakers fans…
Mayim Bialik was thrilled to return to The Big Bang Theory universe, but it was strange being back without onscreen husband Jim Parsons. “It’s just funny because I’ve only been married to one character in my life as an actor and that was Jim Parsons,” Bialik, 50, exclusively told Us. “So I think anything outside of that is definitely going to feel odd.” During the Thursday, September 17, episode of Stuart Fails to Save the Universe, Bialik made an appearance in a surprising role. Instead of reprising her character from the original series, Amy, Bialik portrayed another version who was…
Latest News
View More
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Outspoken actor and comedian Michael Rapaport excoriated New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani during a Jewish gathering outside of Gracie Mansion on Friday.”Zohran the moron is the most divisive mayor in the history of this city by far,” the celebrity asserted. “He’s a two-bit con man.””His wife is an antisemite. His wife is a racist” as well as ‘a homophobic,’” Rapaport said.MICHAEL RAPAPORT CHEERS MACKLEMORE GETTING DROPPED FROM ED SHEERAN’S TOUR, SAYS ‘f— YOU’ Michael Rapaport visits the SiriusXM Studios on March 31, 2026, in New York City. (Noam Galai/Getty Images)The mayor’s…
Oswaldo Cabrera has already found a new home. The utilityman, designated for assignment on Wednesday, was claimed off waivers by the Reds on Friday. Cabrera, working his way back from a devastating broken ankle that ended his 2025 season, was batting .288 with a .790 OPS this year at Triple-A this year. The Yankees made the decision — a “very difficult” one, according to manager Aaron Boone — to move on from Cabrera, 27, to make room on the 40-man roster for pitcher Clarke Schmidt. Cabrera’s Bronx tenure ends after 304 big league games with a slash line of .232/.292/.635,…
A fired Detroit TV anchor caught on camera calling her supervisor a “bitch” has been cleared to work after the network tried to enforce a non-compete agreement, according to her lawyer. Taryn Asher filed a lawsuit against Fox 2 Detroit alleging gender discrimination and retaliation after she was booted from the network following an expletive-laden rant against her boss. Unearthed footage in August revealed a tense exchange between Asher, who was reading a script on-camera, and a supervisor who could be heard off-camera saying they were still working on the script. “You’re walking out really angry,” Asher said after claiming…
WASHINGTON — GOP former Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s school-choice advocacy group is launching another multimillion-dollar ad blitz in more key gubernatorial battleground states. The ads — this time targeting highly competitive governor’s races in Georgia, Iowa, and Nevada — will aim to continue to raise awareness about the Education Freedom Tax Credit, or “freedom scholarships,” that help K-12 students pay for private school, as well as cover some tutoring, after-school programs or transportation costs for those in public school. “It basically opens up the opportunity for families and students to make choices about their educational freedom or future,” said Youngkin, who…
NY primary elections viewed as litmus test on the future of Democratic Party New York’s primary day serves as a litmus test for the Democratic Party as Democratic Socialists, including Zohran Mamdani, actively campaign for progressive challengers. Candidates Claire Valdez, Darieliza Avila Chevalier, and Brad Lander advocate for policies such as Medicare for All and abolishing ICE. The segment also covers the controversy surrounding Congressman Dan Goldman, banned by a Brooklyn coffee shop for his pro-Israel stance, leading to a civil rights investigation. NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A New York City socialist seeking to replace a…
Judge blocks Minnesota attempt to extradite ICE agent from Texas Fox News correspondent Christina Coleman reports from Dallas on a federal judge blocking attempts by Minnesota to extradite ICE agent Christian Castro from Texas. Castro faces charges stemming from the January shooting of a Venezuelan migrant during Operation Metro Surge in Minneapolis, while Texas Gov. Greg Abbott investigates whether the officer legally qualifies as a fugitive. NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer accused of lying to the FBI about a January shooting in Minneapolis pleaded not guilty Friday to six federal…
Summer is officially ending next week, so why not watch a good new TV show or two? There’s no lack of choice this September 18–20 weekend, with streamers like Netflix, Peacock and more dropping some of their biggest titles of the year. But which ones are worth your time? Watch With Us has selected the best new shows streaming right now, including a hilarious HBO Max dramedy, a forbidden love story on Prime Video and the return of one of the best competitive reality shows on TV. ‘Youth’ Season 1 — HBO Max The clock is ticking for Alex (Sharon…
Orville Peck isn’t just kissing and telling. He’s swapping spit and singing. The openly gay country music star revealed in a new song this week that he “made out with a guy on the Raiders.” Peck did not unveil in the tune who the player was, but in an interview with Variety, he said he got permission from the athlete before officially crooning about the tryst. “I’m going to preface this by saying that I did receive permission to sing that lyric from the subject in question and he was very thrilled,” Peck said. “I told him, ‘Look, I’m gonna…
Next time you have a good, hard think, just know you’re racking your brains. Yes, you read that right — it’s plural. Scientists at Stanford University have discovered that the human brain isn’t one, but two organs. And the revelation could be huge for researching treatment for serious diseases including ALS. The study, published today in the journal “Nature,” showed that the brain is essentially made up of two distinct nervous systems that develop separately. First, there’s a more primitive part called the hindbrain. There’s also the forebrain and midbrain, which handle higher-level thinking and make us distinctly human, from…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The Department of Homeland Security fired off a warning shot to a major consortium of immigration attorneys as the Trump administration cracks down on fraudulent asylum claims while seeking to roll back the Biden administration’s open-border policies.The warning letter marks an escalation in DHS’ tactic of targeting illegal immigrants and problematic asylum seekers or green-card holders by also targeting the attorneys who represent them and seek to help them remain in the U.S.”Asylum offers protection to aliens who have fled their countries due to persecution by the government on account of a…
Popular This Week
