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Tobey Maguire stood as officiant at ex-wife Jennifer Meyer's ceremony with billionaire heir Geoff Ogunlesi in Hawaii, surrounded by Hollywood and tech elite.
Bill Gates warned that weak AI safeguards let criminals launch more cyberattacks and said the U.S. government isn’t doing enough, as AI‑enabled threats surged.
Oil futures topped $105 a barrel after a Saudi airport strike and a Ukraine-Russia energy clash, while U.S. gasoline stays above $4 and diesel tops $6, tightening household budgets.
New York municipalities refused more than 16,000 ICE detainer requests linked to over 52,000 criminal charges, while state officials claim they always notify federal authorities.
An off‑duty NYPD detective was stabbed seven times in the Bronx; the alleged attackers, illegal Dominican migrants, were captured in Massachusetts and held without bail.
Brandon Keilen and Michaela Bates announced a third foster baby on Instagram, while they sidestepped fan questions about adopting the children they care for.
Rob Sand, Iowa's Democratic gubernatorial nominee, regularly attends a UCC church that hosts drag performances, a transgender pastor and backs abortion, contradicting his moderate campaign image.
Former Rangers star Ron Duguay, 69, is fighting stage 4 colon cancer that spread to his liver; his daughter posted a hospital photo urging prayers.
Janelle Brown tells TLC she felt staying married to Kody Brown was a burden, cites his strict parenting, and reveals a new boyfriend after recent loss.
Kourtney Kardashian reacted with profanity and a threat after Jennifer Lawrence labeled her ‘more annoying than ever’ in a Vanity Fair lie‑detector interview; Lawrence later apologized by email.
Dan Levy blasted Shane Gillis’s SNL opening for misogynistic language, calling out the jokes about women in short shorts and urging men to oppose such rhetoric.
Diego Sarabia, a Cornell fraternity defendant, asked a New York judge to bar Jane Doe’s attorney from media comments, citing a risk of jury bias in the ongoing civil assault case.
The S&P 500 edged up 0.1% while oil prices rose after President Trump announced an energy cease‑fire that Ukraine says Moscow already broke, keeping markets on edge.
More than 2,140 ONTHEWEI baby bath seats sold on Amazon are being recalled after the CPSC warned they can tip over, risking drowning, and the company has not responded to comment requests.
Blueface knelt at a Scottsdale club to propose to Chrisean Rock, even as their history includes physical‑abuse allegations and a disputed paternity claim about their son.
Kelly Clarkson says a Brooklyn curiosity shop misled her about a $15,000 singing bird, while the store claims the item wasn’t for sale and offered a cheaper alternative.
A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to stop remaining TV ads paid for with $20 million in DHS funds after a watchdog coalition sued them as illegal political propaganda.
Diane Keaton’s son and daughter posted Instagram tributes on Oct. 11, marking one year since her death from bacterial pneumonia, while a friend said her health declined suddenly.
Kate Middleton and 11‑year‑old Princess Charlotte were seen on the Elizabeth line, but Kensington Palace did not respond to a request for comment, according to Page Six.
President Trump announced a deal to import Russian diesel, directly contradicting a 2022 law that bans oil imports from Russia until its war in Ukraine ends.
Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford, both American-born, were awarded the Nobel memorial prize in economics for their work on macro‑stabilisation models, a prize worth 12 million Swedish kronor.
Sydney Sweeney returned in a new Novig sports‑betting commercial, appearing topless, after criticism from female athletes who called the original ad a “kick in the face.”
Guillermo del Toro made a surprise appearance at a Times Square screening of Pan’s Labyrinth’s 20th anniversary, where a cake bearing “No God Damn AI” highlighted his opposition to generative AI.
During a South Carolina Senate debate, Republican Darline Graham labeled Democrat Annie Andrews a ‘socialist’ and accused Democrats of cheering the Oct. 7 attacks, while Andrews pushed back on name‑change claims.
On Oct. 11, Alex Cooper’s Call Her Daddy podcast featured philosopher Kate Manne to discuss a lawsuit alleging a 2024 Cornell fraternity rape, prompting a state special prosecutor.
Fox News interviews reveal a nation divided over Supreme Court expansion, while a Republican-backed amendment to lock the court at nine justices fell short in the House.
John Stamos posted that Beach Boys frontman Mike Love, 85, is battling serious health issues, yet continues performing despite doctors' advice, while his rep remains silent.