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Former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills cast member Camille Grammer has publicly criticized Dorit Kemsley, claiming the reality star transformed dramatically after joining the show. Grammer's comments come as Kemsley navigates a highly publicized separation from her husband.
Senator Lindsey Graham pushed back against calls for celebrities to avoid politics, telling TMZ that famous Americans have the same constitutional right to speak out as any citizen. The South Carolina lawmaker made his comments in response to recent celebrity feuds over political engagement.
Rapper Saweetie and her touring company are being sued by concert promoter Moon Dream Production for allegedly failing to perform at contracted shows in Japan while appearing at competing venues. The lawsuit seeks over $3 million in damages.
Glendale Community College's 2026 commencement ceremony descended into chaos when an artificial intelligence system malfunctioned and skipped hundreds of graduate names at Arizona's Desert Diamond Arena, prompting boos from students and families who spent years earning their degrees.
Archaeologists in Luxor have unsealed a burial chamber untouched for more than 2,600 years, revealing 22 coffins and 8 mummies belonging to female temple singers who performed sacred songs for the deity Amun. The discovery includes sealed jars that may contain organic remains, offering researchers an unprecedented glimpse into ancient Egyptian religious life.
A 400-year-old oak tree from a small Lithuanian village has captured the hearts of voters across Europe, claiming first place in the European Tree of the Year competition and breaking Poland's four-year dominance in the prestigious contest.
The nation's highest court avoided ruling on whether private citizens and advocacy groups can sue to enforce the Voting Rights Act, sending Mississippi and North Dakota redistricting cases back to lower courts. The decision leaves a critical question unresolved that could dramatically reshape civil rights enforcement.
President Trump is seeking to dismiss his $10 billion lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service over leaked tax returns, potentially clearing the path for a settlement with the government he currently leads. The move has raised ethical concerns among legal experts and congressional Democrats.
After decades of postponement through two marriages, four children, and a career as a nurse practitioner, Dawn Zuidgeest-Craft graduated from St. James School of Medicine at 72, becoming the school's oldest graduate. Now 73, she begins her medical residency, proving that some dreams simply wait for the right moment.
High-quality reproductions of works by Monet, Picasso, Turner and Van Gogh are being displayed in public spaces across the country as part of a three-year initiative to make art more accessible to local communities.
The White House helped coordinate a religious event on Sunday aimed at rededicating the nation to God. The gathering on the National Mall featured Trump administration officials and Christian pastors, with minimal representation from other faith traditions.
The Detroit Pistons fell 125-94 to the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 7 on Sunday night at Little Caesars Arena, ending their playoff run. Despite the defeat, coach J.B. Bickerstaff maintained the season was not a disappointment.
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