Новости за 09.08.2023

Inappropriate behavior, more times than not, is rewarded on reality TV. And in a programming landscape where Jen Shaw or the Chrisleys remained on TV until they stepped foot into prison, it’s rare to see folks reprimanded in serious ways for their actions. It makes this latest development from Bravo’s Below Deck Down…

To the left, to the left…is a security guard the entire internet would like to bone.

Over 300 people employed by the Catholic Church in New Orleans have been alleged to have sexually abused children or “vulnerable” individuals over the last five decades, yet the archdiocese has deemed only 24.8% of them (77 people) to be “credibly accused,” the Guardian reported on Wednesday.

On Wednesday morning, Megyn Kelly—the former Fox News anchor who has defended blackface and claimed that Santa could not possibly be Black—woke up feeling like stirring the pot a bit. And so she returned, unprompted, to her favorite punching bags: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

“I am your duly elected state attorney for the ninth Judicial Circuit, and nothing done by a weak dictator can change that,” Monique Worrell, the Democratic state prosecutor for Orange and Osceola counties in central Florida, defiantly told media outside her Orlando office on Wednesday after Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-Fla.)…

A U.K.-based lifestyle and beauty TikTok star and her mother were found guilty of murder last week for the killing of the mother’s younger lover after he threatened to share sexually explicit images of her to her husband.

On Tuesday, six Idaho university professors and two teachers’ unions that work across the University of Idaho, Boise State University, and Idaho State University filed a lawsuit against the state to challenge the No Public Funds for Abortion Act (NPFAA), which makes it a crime punishable with up to 14 years in prison…

Every morning before the work day begins, I list three things in my life, big or small, that I’m grateful for. And today, I am counting my lucky stars never to have endured Elon Musk’s courtship routine.

Arizona is the latest state to attempt to protect abortion rights by bringing the question directly to voters. On Tuesday, Arizona for Abortion Access officially filed paperwork that would let Arizonans vote on whether the state should add abortion rights protections into its constitution during the November 2024…