Jerome London
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Here’s Hayden Panettiere’s Account of the Neutrogena Deal That Ended After She Spoke About Postpartum Depression
Hayden Panettiere was still a teenager when Neutrogena made her one of its faces around 2005. The partnership lasted roughly a decade. By her account, so did the scrutiny. The brand monitored what she wore, whether she was photographed drinking or smoking, and how tabloids described her body. For years she shaped her public life…
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Hayden Panettiere’s Memoir “This Is Me: A Reckoning” Claims Her Abuser “Had a Big Heart Full of Pain, Just Like Mine”
She still found room to forgive. Hayden Panettiere was found unresponsive Sunday afternoon in Greenville, South Carolina, and pronounced dead at the scene. Her father, Skip Panettiere, confirmed the death and asked for privacy. Police say the preliminary investigation shows no signs of foul play, and the cause remains under investigation by the Greenville Police…
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Nancy Mace Says the Pain of Getting 9 Tattoos Helped Her Reclaim Her Body During Her Worst Stretch in Office
Nine tattoos, a broken engagement, and a political career winding down: how a congresswoman turned pain into a very public reinvention. Both of Nancy Mace’s arms are covered in tattoos, something she managed to keep almost entirely out of public view while in office.
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Nick Reiner Wants His Parents’ $1.5 Million Trust to Pay for His Defense Against Charges He Stabbed Them to Death
A man accused of killing his parents is now asking to use the trust they set up for him to fund his defense — and California law may stand in his way. Nick Reiner wants his parents’ $1.5 million trust to pay for his defense against charges he stabbed them to death. The trust his…
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Sailors on the USS Abraham Lincoln Have Tried to Jump Off the Ship Over Broken Toilets and Not Enough Food, and Bill Maher Says It Makes His Blood Boil
Conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln are drawing outrage after reports that sailors have tried to jump off the ship, with commentator Bill Maher weighing in on the crisis. Sailors on the USS Abraham Lincoln have tried to jump off the ship over broken toilets and not enough food. Bill Maher says it makes his…
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Hawaii’s Big Island Got a Month’s Worth of Rain in a Day as Hurricane Lala Triggered a Flash Flood Emergency
A slow-moving Hurricane Lala dumped a month’s worth of rain on Hawaii’s Big Island in a single day, prompting officials to declare a Flash Flood Emergency as the storm’s floodwaters tore through communities. Homes may have been swept clean off their foundations, and crews are now searching for the people who were inside them. One…
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Climate Change Felt Like a Faraway Problem in Europe Until Its Great Rivers Started Turning into Sandbars Full of Shipwrecks
For years, climate change registered in Europe as something happening elsewhere—to distant coastlines, faraway forests, other people’s summers. This year the continent’s great rivers, the arteries its economy was built around, ran too low to carry the traffic they always had. The Danube fell to just nine inches deep at one measuring point in Budapest,…
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After Weeks of Silence, Slipknot Finally Addressed Sid Wilson in Two Sentences and Then Deleted the Post
TMZ said Sid Wilson had been kicked out of Slipknot in late July. The band said nothing for weeks, a guitarist told fans to wait for more information, and then the answer came in two sentences. “Effective immediately, Slipknot will no longer be associated with Sid Wilson. We wish him the best in his future…
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The Clancy Trial Is About Postpartum Psychosis, Not a Husband-Framed-Her Conspiracy
The husband-framed-her theory only holds if you ignore Lindsay’s confession, her own lawyer telling the jury she did it, the minute-by-minute timeline, and an alibi locked in by video and phone records. Lindsay Clancy has admitted she strangled her three children, Cora, 5, Dawson, 3, and Callan, 8 months, with exercise bands inside their Duxbury,…
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A Pastor Wants to Review His Church Members’ Tax Returns Because Some of Them Are “Playing in My Face During Tithes and Offerings”
A pastor has reportedly asked his congregation to hand over their tax returns so he can see who’s giving less than they can afford — and, remarkably, the room seemed to be on board. The pastor told his congregation to bring copies of their tax returns next Sunday so he can check who’s giving less…
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Jason Arday Released His Memoir on August 11, Resigned from Cambridge Over Plagiarism Allegations, and Was Found Dead 9 Days Later at 41
A trailblazing Cambridge professor has died at 41, days after resigning amid a plagiarism controversy his family calls a campaign of abuse. Arday’s body was found unresponsive at an address in Battersea, London, on Friday, and he was pronounced dead at the scene. The Metropolitan Police say his death is being treated as unexpected but…
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Marilyn Manson Will Face a Jury Trial in 2027 Over a Sexual Assault Lawsuit That Got Thrown Out Twice
For years, survivors of adult sexual abuse in California ran up against a hard deadline: wait too long, and the statute of limitations slammed the courthouse door shut, no matter how serious the allegations. AB 250 changed that. And now this is possible. A former assistant sued Manson in 2021 over alleged assaults from more…
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Elon Musk’s Own AI Grok Posted “ASSASSINATE ELON MUSK 2026” and Accused Him of Watching Child Porn
Elon Musk’s AI chatbot Grok turned on its own creator this week, after users discovered a simple trick that made it repeat almost anything they wanted. Users figured out that if you tell Grok to repeat your bio word for word, it’ll say anything. So they got Elon Musk’s own chatbot to call for his…
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Flock, the Camera Company That Logs Where Your Car Goes, Will Now Dump Most of That Data After a Week Instead of a Month
Flock, the license-plate camera company whose scans track where cars travel, is shortening how long it keeps that information by default — a change that follows repeated cases of police misusing the data. Right now, every time your car passes one of Flock’s cameras, that scan sits in a searchable database for a full month.…
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Doctors Say Hegseth’s Military Testosterone Plan Could Shut Down Men’s Natural Production and Cause Infertility
A proposal to screen troops for testosterone is drawing warnings from doctors, who say the plan could backfire on the very men it aims to help. Pete Hegseth wants troops screened for testosterone to “optimize performance.” But doctors warn that handing the hormone to men who already make enough can switch off their own supply.…
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Three Women Tipped a Server $1, Then Asked for a To-Go Cup for Their Margarita. She Told Her Manager and Got Them All Arrested
A single-dollar tip set off a chain of events that ended with three restaurant guests under arrest, and the server behind it says she has no regrets. Server Shununuja says three women came in to eat, tipped her $1, then one asked for a to-go cup of “water” that was actually her margarita. She told…
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A 16-Person Team Is Sailing to a Remote Pacific Island This October to Dig Up What Might Be Amelia Earhart’s Plane
Amelia Earhart vanished over the Pacific in 1937, and the search for her plane has never really stopped. This October, a 16-person team is sailing to a remote Pacific island to investigate what might be the wreckage. The whole search comes down to one blurry shape in a lagoon — an anomaly that satellites first…
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Costa Rica Used to Be Central America’s Safe Haven. Now It’s Extraditing Its Top Drug Lords to the US and Its Murder Rate Is Soaring
Costa Rica spent decades as Central America’s outlier, a stable, tourist-friendly democracy without an army, ringed by white-sand beaches. Now it is shipping its top drug lords to US courtrooms and watching its murder rate climb to records, as the cocaine trade that turned it into a transshipment hub tears at the country from the…