In the gilded, often-insular world of Hollywood’s elite, there exists a set of unwritten rules, a code of conduct that governs the interactions between its brightest stars. They mingle at awards shows, exchange professional courtesies, and maintain a certain level of composed, respectful distance. One of the cardinal rules in this universe is that you simply don’t ask a peer for an autograph. But in one of the most charming ... Read more
Coldplay Kiss Cam’s Kristin Cabot files for divorce after being caught with a powerful CEO in shocking twist
Kristin Cabot — the woman caught having an alleged affair with Astronomer CEO Andy Byron at Coldplay’s concert in July — has reportedly filed for divorce. arrow_forward_ios Read more 00:00 00:00 01:31The former Astronomer HR honcho filed to separate from husband Andrew Cabot at a court in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, on Aug. 13, Daily Mail reports.The outlet claims to have spoken ... Read more
Explosive turn in Cardi B’s trial as a key security witness buckles when pressed on the stand
The courtroom fell silent as Miss Ellis — the former security guard whose allegations once threatened to derail Cardi B’s public image — took the stand. What was expected to be a straightforward testimony quickly spiraled into chaos. Under fierce cross-examination, Ellis’s story crumbled piece by piece, leaving spectators stunned and raising serious doubts about the credibility of her claims. This wasn’t just another ... Read more
The hidden health issue quietly raising your risk of heart disease, stroke, and brain decline — and 7 red flags to watch for
Roughly 39 million Americans suffer from a condition that can mean major health problems down the line — but many have no idea they’ve got it. Despite the soaring numbers, experts say 85% to 90% don’t realize it’s an issue, and one population in particular is dangerously underdiagnosed. A doctor broke down the basics of the disorder with The Post and listed some of the more subtle signs to look out ... Read more
Catholic group sparks national movement by handing 30,000 copies of The Gospels to students on over 100 campuses
A national Catholic organization is making it a mission to put Bibles in the hands of students in college as a tool to help them in their faith. "A staggering 79 percent of former Catholics leave the faith before the age of twenty-three," the Catholic evangelization organization, Word on Fire, says on its website. "The vast majority of young people who leave their Christian faith do so around the high ... Read more