By Miranda Siwak Us Weekly Trending The lights are bright on Broadway with the 2025 Tony Awards underway, handing out trophies to stage standouts. The 78th annual ceremony was held at New York City’s Radio City Music Hall on Sunday, June 8, and emceed by Wicked star Cynthia Erivo, who previously won a Tony Award in 2016 […]
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Oprah Winfrey threw shade at Broadway star Patti LuPone during the Tony Awards on Sunday. LuPone did not attend the awards show following backlash over her comments about fellow Broadway stars including Audra McDonald and Kecia Lewis. She later apologized for her remarks. “This astounding year in live theater turns to the women whose work
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Inter Miami By Michelle Kaufman The $1 billion Club World Cup kicks off Saturday at Hard Rock Stadium with Lionel Messi and his Inter Miami teammates facing Egyptian power Al Ahly. After much debate about qualification rules and player overload due to an ever-expanding FIFA calendar, 32 of the best club teams in the world will
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By Frances Robles NYT News Service Born in northeast Haiti with a heart defect, Brad Mertens Joseph is 6, has difficulty walking and is still in diapers. His parents, accustomed to a dangerous nine-hour overnight bus ride to see cardiologists in the country’s violent capital, had finally found a solution to their son’s medical ailment, caused by
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By Giulia Carbonaro Newsweek While a majority of U.S. homebuyers are facing sky-high prices and historically elevated mortgage rates, there are places across the country where it is still possible to find a home for under $300,000, according to recent data shared by Realtor.com. Why It Matters The median sale price of a typical home in the
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Immigration By Sonia Osorio For 14 years, Jessika Cifuentes built a stable life in the United States. She ran her own business, forged strong community ties, and even became a U.S. citizen. But the increasingly hostile climate toward immigrants — fueled by harsher policies and deepening economic hardship — led her to make an unthinkable decision:
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By Jeff Smith Men’s Journal There may be no single name in Hollywood that draws more attention when their name is linked to a movie than Denzel Washington. The iconic actor has put together one of the most decorated and respected resumes in the world of entertainment, and even most recently starred in a Broadway revival of
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By Jeff Smith Men’s Journal If there were ever any questions about Samuel L. Jackson’s motivation for the roles and movies he chooses, the popular actor put them to rest during one brutally honest run of comments. Jackson, who’s won one Oscar in his career-an Honorary Academy Award for lifetime achievement in 2021-made it known that he
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