Neon Osgood Perkins’ 2024 horror thriller “Longlegs” is like watching three or four episodes of “The X-Files” simultaneously. The film’s protagonist, FBI Agent Lee Harker (Maika Monroe), has vague psychic powers that…
Yvette Nicole Brown is taking Khloe Kardashian to task. While Kim Kardashian’s tone-deaf response to the Los Angeles wildfires isn’t going over well, she’s not the only member of the family who’s in hot water — so to speak. See,…
Play video content X17online.com Ben Affleck‘s home is becoming a magnet for law enforcement activity … a couple days after a visit from the FBI and sheriff’s deputies, Ben had an animated interaction with police right outside his front gate.…
As a chronic overpacker, I might have finally met my worst enabler: The Casetify Bounce Suitcase. New to the market, the small but mighty carry-on manages to fit more than the eye can gauge, which makes it perfect for anyone…
Brynn Whitfield seemingly tried to make vanity a bad thing during a recent episode of The Real Housewives of New York. But darling, Jessel Taank isn’t one to shy away from always looking her best. The marketing consultant called Jessel…
Paramount In case it wasn’t obvious from his sci-fi comedy show “The Orville,” TV guru Seth MacFarlane is a huge, huge Trekkie. “The Orville,” in its construct, lighting, and character types, very…
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Carrie Underwood is rushing to her own defense. The former American Idol champion has been booked to perform at Donald Trump’s Presidential inauguration on Monday, January 20. This booking is not sitting well with many social media users because a…
If you spent the start of this year on the hunt for a work bag, it seems Hollywood A-listers have too—and the verdict is in: Tory Burch’s new Romy bag is the one to beat. Within a few weeks of…
Biden’s Title IX regulations allowed LGBTQ+ students to fight discrimination without mounting a lawsuit; instead, they could just file a complaint with the Education Department’s Office of Civil Rights, which is less stressful and time-consuming. After last week’s ruling, that’s…
