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The Daily Beast

Court Case Involves Allegations Against Alexis Wilkins Regarding Drinking Claims

Alexis Wilkins, girlfriend of FBI Director Kash Patel, has filed a defamation lawsuit against MS Now, alleging that an article falsely portrayed her as a heavy drinker. The lawsuit claims that the article implied her drinking habits based on her presence in Nashville, a city known for its party culture. MS Now has responded by stating that the article does not mention her drinking and has requested the lawsuit be dismissed.

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Fox News — Latest

Anna Wintour Faces Criticism Following John Galliano Met Gala Controversy

Anna Wintour has faced criticism after plans to honor designer John Galliano at the Met Gala were canceled due to backlash over Galliano's past racist and antisemitic remarks. While some insiders call for Wintour to take accountability, others defend her, stating the decision involved multiple stakeholders. Galliano expressed regret for his past actions, and Wintour's support for him is seen by some as a belief in redemption.

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The Atlantic

Metropolitan Museum Cancels John Galliano Exhibition Amid Controversy

The Metropolitan Museum of Art has canceled an upcoming exhibition on John Galliano due to public backlash and concerns over his controversial past. The decision reflects ongoing debates about the ethics of showcasing living designers, particularly those with problematic histories, and the museum's adherence to its unofficial policy against solo exhibitions of living artists.

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New York Post

Lionel Richie Discharged from ICU After Hospitalization

Lionel Richie has been released from the hospital after a three-day stay in the ICU due to dehydration following a concert. He is now back home in Los Angeles and reported to be doing well. This hospitalization follows a previous health scare in June when he fell ill during a performance.

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PBS NewsHour

Kennedy Center Removes 'Blue' Sculpture from Grounds

The Kennedy Center removed the 'Blue' sculpture by Joel Shapiro on September 2, 2026. The decision is part of ongoing changes at the center amid legal disputes related to the Trump administration. The sculpture may be reinstalled elsewhere through the Joel Shapiro and Ellen Phelan Foundation.

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Fox News — Latest

Doug Ellin Responds to Debi Mazar's Claims of 'Toxic' Set on 'Entourage'

Doug Ellin, creator of 'Entourage,' responded to Debi Mazar's claims of a 'toxic' set environment. Mazar described her experience during the show's run, citing a shift in atmosphere and feeling judged over her weight after childbirth. Ellin refuted her claims, stating that her body was never a topic of discussion among the show's creators.

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The Daily Beast

Alanis Morissette Files Lawsuit Against Former Tour Manager for Alleged Extortion

Alanis Morissette has filed a lawsuit against her former tour manager, Keren Urinov, for extortion. The lawsuit alleges that Urinov threatened to frame Morissette for drug trafficking unless she was given a 15-year employment contract. Morissette is seeking over $75,000 in damages for civil extortion, fraud, and negligent misrepresentation.

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Daily Wire

Maine Supreme Court Upholds Father's Authority Over Daughter's Church Attendance

The Maine Supreme Judicial Court has upheld a ruling that grants a father, Matthew Bradeen, sole authority over whether his daughter can attend her mother's church, Calvary Chapel Greater Portland. The court rejected the mother's claims that this decision violated her constitutional rights, stating that the ruling was based on concerns for the child's well-being rather than disapproval of her religious beliefs.

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Guardian — US

MMA Event in Florida Criticized for Antisemitic Remarks and Symbolism

A mixed martial arts event in Orlando, Florida, faced backlash after fighter Paul Miller made antisemitic remarks towards his opponent, Ben Azoulay, and a spectator displayed a swastika flag. Democratic state representative Anna Eskamani condemned the event and the city's involvement.

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Washington Examiner

Elliot Page Discusses Challenges in Securing Acting Roles Post-Transition

Elliot Page has discussed the challenges he faces in securing acting roles following his transition, despite recent success in films like <em>The Odyssey</em>. In a podcast interview, he noted that he has not received many offers since the film's release and humorously suggested that this may be linked to his identity as a transgender man.

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The Daily Beast

Jim Thornton Responds to Suspension from 'Wheel of Fortune'

Jim Thornton, the announcer for 'Wheel of Fortune', has denied any illegal conduct following his suspension due to an incident on an American Airlines flight. Thornton was questioned by law enforcement after being reported by a fellow passenger but was released without charges. Sony has announced a thorough investigation and is recasting during this time.

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New York Times — Tech

Patrick Gleeson, Pioneer of Synthesizers in Jazz, Passes Away at 91

Patrick Gleeson, a pioneer in the use of synthesizers in jazz, has died at the age of 91. He transitioned from teaching college English to performing music in the 1960s, collaborating with notable jazz musicians such as Herbie Hancock.

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New York Times — US

Observance of Yom Kippur in Brooklyn

A person participated in Yizkor, a prayer service for the deceased, during Yom Kippur in Brooklyn in 2024. The event highlights the observance of this significant Jewish holiday.

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Daily Wire

Tim Curry's Cause of Death Identified as Coronary Artery Disease

Actor Tim Curry died of coronary artery disease, as revealed by an examination of his body. Significant health conditions contributing to his death included a previous stroke and a history of kidney cancer. Curry passed away at the age of 80 at his home in Toluca Lake, Los Angeles, on August 25.

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New York Post

Study Reveals Marriage Rates Among Young Adults Vary by Region in the US

A study by the Institute for Family Studies indicates that marriage rates among young adults in the US vary significantly by region. Higher rates are found in states like Tennessee, Indiana, and Utah, while urban areas such as New York and Los Angeles show lower rates. The research explores factors influencing these trends, including employment and political affiliations.

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Al Jazeera English

Mark Ruffalo Faces Backlash Over Comments on Israel and Corporate Merger

Mark Ruffalo criticized the Paramount-Warner Bros merger, linking it to Oracle's connections with the Israeli military during the Gaza conflict. Over 180 Jewish figures supported Ruffalo against accusations of anti-Semitism, highlighting a trend where such allegations are used to suppress criticism of Israel. Public opinion in the U.S. appears to be shifting, with increasing sympathy for Palestinians.

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New York Post

James and Chico DeBarge Arrested in Burbank on Drug Charges

James and Chico DeBarge were arrested in Burbank, California, on September 1, 2026, for suspected drug possession. The arrest follows a history of legal troubles for both brothers, including multiple previous drug-related offenses. Chico also had an outstanding warrant at the time of the arrest.

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Daily Mail

Proposed Housing Development in Ashbourne Raises Concerns Over Historic Football Tradition

Plans for a housing development in Ashbourne, Derbyshire, could disrupt the historic Royal Shrovetide Football tradition, according to local organizers. The development, which is set for 35 acres of farmland, has faced opposition from the Ashbourne Royal Shrovetide Football Committee, citing potential harm to the game's historic operation and local economy. Developer Hallam Land Management has defended the plans, stating they will be a sensitively designed addition to the area.

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Fox News — Latest

World Trade Center Steel Beam Arrives at West Point for 9/11 Commemoration

A 21-foot steel beam from the World Trade Center arrived at West Point on September 1, 2026, as part of the Tunnel to Towers Foundation’s Steel Across America tour, commemorating the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks. The ceremony included remarks from West Point officials and the brother of a fallen firefighter, emphasizing the connection between first responders and service members.

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Fox News — Latest

Over 180 Jewish Entertainers Support Mark Ruffalo Amid Antisemitism Accusations

Over 180 Jewish entertainers have signed a letter supporting actor Mark Ruffalo after he faced accusations of antisemitism related to his opposition to the Warner Bros. Discovery-Paramount merger. The letter argues that charges of antisemitism are being misused against those who criticize the situation in Gaza and the actions of certain executives.

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