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#RHOA: Porsha Williams Talks 'RHOA' Drama, Paris Fashion Week & More
Don't make me call… Porsha. Well, actually, it's too late. I already did. And baby, we had a LOT to talk about. If you haven't been keeping up, Porsha Williams recently wrapped her run on The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip: Roaring 20th, which celebrated two decades of The Real Housewives franchise. And without being completely biased, let's just say the Real Housewives of Atlanta star reminded everybody exactly why she keeps a peach in her hand.
The one-liners, the laughs, and of course, her ability to read a Housewife down while still keeping it cute. She gave us everything we've come to love about her over the years, and then some.
And if there's one thing Porsha knows how to do, it's raise the bar. Which brings us to her latest partnership with Charmin. Yes, Charmin! Because apparently, raising your standards doesn't stop at reality TV.
The brand is encouraging people to rethink what they've been settling for, and who better to help spread that message than a woman who knows a thing or two about knowing her worth?
On Tuesday (October 20), Williams will host an immersive experience in New York City, giving guests a chance to experience Charmin's wider-sheet design for themselves. But of course, I couldn't get Porsha on the phone (well, on Zoom) and only talk about toilet paper. Even though I am a Charmin girlie.
We got into everything from her Ultimate Girls Trip experience and recent Paris Fashion Week debut to what's brewing on the upcoming season of RHOA. And trust me, she had plenty to say. Keep scrolling for our full conversation.
Let me start here. You were so amazing on Ultimate Girls Trip. My sister and I were watching, and we had this moment where we were like, ‘Wait a minute, Porsha came onto Housewives talking about carrying on her grandfather's legacy, and now all these years later, she's built a legacy of her own.’ So I would love to know when you look back at the woman you were when you first joined the show, what do you think she'd be most proud of today?
I think that she would be most proud of me having the confidence that I have. When I joined the show, I was so green and young and just innocent, and was like, ‘Who wouldn't like me?’ (laughs) And I was so nervous to share my life with the world.
Over the years, I've built such a thick skin. I've also built a great brand over the years. A trustworthy, relatable brand, and all that just goes to my confidence and me being resilient and still standing. So I’d just let her know, ‘You gonna be all right, girl. 265 days a year, you still standing strong."
Now, let's talk about your partnership with Charmin. Tell me about the experience you're bringing to New York City.
Yes. So there's gonna be a full immersion experience in New York on the 20th. They're gonna have the Charmin Bears. So you can take pictures with them and meet them. Also, there's gonna be a lowrider car. Plus, you'll be able to touch and feel [the sheets]. I'll be there. We can meet each other. We can talk. We can have a kiki and take a picture. So it's gonna be a good time.
Now, this campaign is all about raising your standards. So, we have to talk about Paris Fashion Week. I loved seeing you front row at Schiaparelli. What was that experience like, and how did that relationship with Law Roach come about?
So I met Law Roach, maybe like a year ago, doing Watch What Happens Live. And we kept in touch. I went to his birthday the other day, and he ended up just calling me and [mentioning] to me that he wanted me to go to the Schiaparelli show. And then when I met the Schiaparelli team, they were like, ‘Oh, we've seen you in our Schiaparelli, and we thought you were fabulous and we wanted you.’ And I was like, ‘What? Oh my God.’ So, it was just an amazing, magical experience to be at the showroom, being dressed by them, walking with the most powerful man in fashion, sitting front row. It was a great first experience.
I had never been to Paris Fashion Week. So I've got the bug now. Can you imagine? Like, out of all these years, being asked to go and now I'm sitting on the front row there. So it was amazing!
One of my favorite parts of Ultimate Girls Trip was watching your friendship with Gizelle [Bryant], especially those little side conversations. What was it like sharing that experience with her?
How crazy was that, right? It's like you're watching a reality show, but you're seeing us experience it in real time because they really allowed us to have these separate kikis about what we just experienced. So it was so fun.
Gizelle doesn't give me a day off. There's no days off with Gizelle. Gizelle is the queen of making it happen, okay? So I always knew who's on our list today? You know, who needs to be handled today? Who needs to be checked today or checked on? And she had the list and I just followed along. What we doing? She's the perfect road dog.
Was there anything that happened during filming that didn't make the final edit that you wish viewers got to see?
I think there was a scene that Lisa and I did that was very touching where we were in my room, about to go to Bluestone Manor, and we kind of cried together 'cause we just talked about our experience on our separate shows about how sometimes you feel misunderstood. And even though the girls may be at you and there's drama, you're really just trying to find a real friend. You really just want to see someone who can be there on your side while you're going through [it all].
I felt like we all had built a great sisterhood with the cast of the Ultimate Girls Trip. Even though I love my Atlanta girls, well, some of them, this whole cast, love them.
Now, one of my biggest takeaways from watching was that Andy loves the Atlanta girls down, but I feel like he has a special soft spot for you. Be honest, do you think you're one of Andy's favorites?
Well, you know, if you say that, then he's not gonna be able to claim it, but he can act like it. (laughs) You know what I mean?
I know Andy loves me and I love Andy, and I think that is okay. Okay? I mean, you had to rise to that position to get him to really respect your game in this. I know that over the years, I've truly been a team player.
And we both had our kids around the same time. Our kids are getting married, Ben and Pilar. Like, we've already got this handled, so yeah.
Now, what are you bringing into this new season of Atlanta that feels different from previous seasons?
I'm in love. I'm in love. And I'm working very hard. I'm rebuilding. I'm focused on me. I'm in my own little world. So, I'm not bringing drama for real. I'm finding myself in it, as I just did, but I'm not looking for it. And I'm not avoiding it. I think in the past, I have avoided drama, but now I'm still upfront, but it's in a way to educate whomever needs to be educated or schooled.
Period. You all were just in The Bahamas. How was that trip? Obviously, you can't give too much away, but what would you say has been your takeaway from the trip?
My takeaway from the trip in The Bahamas is that we all have pure intentions of being a family. And that may look rocky in some places, but we all are trying to get to know each other on a deeper level since we all have mixed friends in this group. And I think everybody has good intentions of trying to do that.
The one-liners, the laughs, and of course, her ability to read a Housewife down while still keeping it cute. She gave us everything we've come to love about her over the years, and then some.
And if there's one thing Porsha knows how to do, it's raise the bar. Which brings us to her latest partnership with Charmin. Yes, Charmin! Because apparently, raising your standards doesn't stop at reality TV.
The brand is encouraging people to rethink what they've been settling for, and who better to help spread that message than a woman who knows a thing or two about knowing her worth?
On Tuesday (October 20), Williams will host an immersive experience in New York City, giving guests a chance to experience Charmin's wider-sheet design for themselves. But of course, I couldn't get Porsha on the phone (well, on Zoom) and only talk about toilet paper. Even though I am a Charmin girlie.
We got into everything from her Ultimate Girls Trip experience and recent Paris Fashion Week debut to what's brewing on the upcoming season of RHOA. And trust me, she had plenty to say. Keep scrolling for our full conversation.
Let me start here. You were so amazing on Ultimate Girls Trip. My sister and I were watching, and we had this moment where we were like, ‘Wait a minute, Porsha came onto Housewives talking about carrying on her grandfather's legacy, and now all these years later, she's built a legacy of her own.’ So I would love to know when you look back at the woman you were when you first joined the show, what do you think she'd be most proud of today?
I think that she would be most proud of me having the confidence that I have. When I joined the show, I was so green and young and just innocent, and was like, ‘Who wouldn't like me?’ (laughs) And I was so nervous to share my life with the world.
Over the years, I've built such a thick skin. I've also built a great brand over the years. A trustworthy, relatable brand, and all that just goes to my confidence and me being resilient and still standing. So I’d just let her know, ‘You gonna be all right, girl. 265 days a year, you still standing strong."
Now, let's talk about your partnership with Charmin. Tell me about the experience you're bringing to New York City.
Yes. So there's gonna be a full immersion experience in New York on the 20th. They're gonna have the Charmin Bears. So you can take pictures with them and meet them. Also, there's gonna be a lowrider car. Plus, you'll be able to touch and feel [the sheets]. I'll be there. We can meet each other. We can talk. We can have a kiki and take a picture. So it's gonna be a good time.
Now, this campaign is all about raising your standards. So, we have to talk about Paris Fashion Week. I loved seeing you front row at Schiaparelli. What was that experience like, and how did that relationship with Law Roach come about?
So I met Law Roach, maybe like a year ago, doing Watch What Happens Live. And we kept in touch. I went to his birthday the other day, and he ended up just calling me and [mentioning] to me that he wanted me to go to the Schiaparelli show. And then when I met the Schiaparelli team, they were like, ‘Oh, we've seen you in our Schiaparelli, and we thought you were fabulous and we wanted you.’ And I was like, ‘What? Oh my God.’ So, it was just an amazing, magical experience to be at the showroom, being dressed by them, walking with the most powerful man in fashion, sitting front row. It was a great first experience.
I had never been to Paris Fashion Week. So I've got the bug now. Can you imagine? Like, out of all these years, being asked to go and now I'm sitting on the front row there. So it was amazing!
One of my favorite parts of Ultimate Girls Trip was watching your friendship with Gizelle [Bryant], especially those little side conversations. What was it like sharing that experience with her?
How crazy was that, right? It's like you're watching a reality show, but you're seeing us experience it in real time because they really allowed us to have these separate kikis about what we just experienced. So it was so fun.
Gizelle doesn't give me a day off. There's no days off with Gizelle. Gizelle is the queen of making it happen, okay? So I always knew who's on our list today? You know, who needs to be handled today? Who needs to be checked today or checked on? And she had the list and I just followed along. What we doing? She's the perfect road dog.
Was there anything that happened during filming that didn't make the final edit that you wish viewers got to see?
I think there was a scene that Lisa and I did that was very touching where we were in my room, about to go to Bluestone Manor, and we kind of cried together 'cause we just talked about our experience on our separate shows about how sometimes you feel misunderstood. And even though the girls may be at you and there's drama, you're really just trying to find a real friend. You really just want to see someone who can be there on your side while you're going through [it all].
I felt like we all had built a great sisterhood with the cast of the Ultimate Girls Trip. Even though I love my Atlanta girls, well, some of them, this whole cast, love them.
Now, one of my biggest takeaways from watching was that Andy loves the Atlanta girls down, but I feel like he has a special soft spot for you. Be honest, do you think you're one of Andy's favorites?
Well, you know, if you say that, then he's not gonna be able to claim it, but he can act like it. (laughs) You know what I mean?
I know Andy loves me and I love Andy, and I think that is okay. Okay? I mean, you had to rise to that position to get him to really respect your game in this. I know that over the years, I've truly been a team player.
And we both had our kids around the same time. Our kids are getting married, Ben and Pilar. Like, we've already got this handled, so yeah.
Now, what are you bringing into this new season of Atlanta that feels different from previous seasons?
I'm in love. I'm in love. And I'm working very hard. I'm rebuilding. I'm focused on me. I'm in my own little world. So, I'm not bringing drama for real. I'm finding myself in it, as I just did, but I'm not looking for it. And I'm not avoiding it. I think in the past, I have avoided drama, but now I'm still upfront, but it's in a way to educate whomever needs to be educated or schooled.
Period. You all were just in The Bahamas. How was that trip? Obviously, you can't give too much away, but what would you say has been your takeaway from the trip?
My takeaway from the trip in The Bahamas is that we all have pure intentions of being a family. And that may look rocky in some places, but we all are trying to get to know each other on a deeper level since we all have mixed friends in this group. And I think everybody has good intentions of trying to do that.
#MusicNews: Jill Scott’s South African Tour Finale Canceled Weeks Before Shows
Jill Scott‘s fans in South Africa will get their money back instead of the two shows set to close her world tour.
Showtime Management called off both dates on October 19, with less than three weeks to go before the first show. The firm cited “unforeseen circumstances” but did not say what went wrong.
Scott had been due at SunBet Arena in Pretoria on November 7. The next stop was Grand Arena, GrandWest, in Cape Town on November 11. Ticketmaster has marked both shows as canceled and stopped sales.
Fans will not need to file a claim to get all of their money back. The money will go back to the account used to buy the tickets. The Citizen said that could take five to 10 business days.
Those whose old card or bank details no longer work should watch for an email from the ticket seller with the next steps. The firm will also send buyers updates on their refunds.
There is no new date on the books yet, though Scott’s team has not ruled out a return.
“Jill and her team are exploring the possibility of returning to South Africa at a future date,” Showtime said in a statement, as quoted by TimesLIVE.
The lost dates were meant to cap a tour that spanned much more than those two cities. Scott and Live Nation Urban first announced a tour through the U.S., Europe, the U.K. and South Africa in March. GrandWest billed Cape Town as the last stop.
The “To Whom This May Concern World Tour” took its name from Scott’s sixth album, her first in more than ten years. Her plan for the shows put a live band at the heart of each night, with sets shaped for each city and a mix of soul, jazz and spoken word.
She last played South Africa at the DStv Delicious Festival two years ago. This time, fans had been promised two shows of her own.
Scott moved four Texas shows to new dates in September after she tested positive for COVID-19 in August. The new statement gave no link to that illness. It also gave no date for her next South African show.
Jill Scott‘s fans in South Africa will get their money back instead of the two shows set to close her world tour.
Showtime Management called off both dates on October 19, with less than three weeks to go before the first show. The firm cited “unforeseen circumstances” but did not say what went wrong.
Scott had been due at SunBet Arena in Pretoria on November 7. The next stop was Grand Arena, GrandWest, in Cape Town on November 11. Ticketmaster has marked both shows as canceled and stopped sales.
Fans will not need to file a claim to get all of their money back. The money will go back to the account used to buy the tickets. The Citizen said that could take five to 10 business days.
Those whose old card or bank details no longer work should watch for an email from the ticket seller with the next steps. The firm will also send buyers updates on their refunds.
There is no new date on the books yet, though Scott’s team has not ruled out a return.
“Jill and her team are exploring the possibility of returning to South Africa at a future date,” Showtime said in a statement, as quoted by TimesLIVE.
The lost dates were meant to cap a tour that spanned much more than those two cities. Scott and Live Nation Urban first announced a tour through the U.S., Europe, the U.K. and South Africa in March. GrandWest billed Cape Town as the last stop.
The “To Whom This May Concern World Tour” took its name from Scott’s sixth album, her first in more than ten years. Her plan for the shows put a live band at the heart of each night, with sets shaped for each city and a mix of soul, jazz and spoken word.
She last played South Africa at the DStv Delicious Festival two years ago. This time, fans had been promised two shows of her own.
Scott moved four Texas shows to new dates in September after she tested positive for COVID-19 in August. The new statement gave no link to that illness. It also gave no date for her next South African show.
#HipHopNews: Lil Baby Announces ‘Fresh’ Album Release Date & Track Listing
Baby topped the Billboard 200 with his WHAM album back in January 2025.
The Atlanta native set the project’s rollout in motion with “Dead Fresh” in July, and the Pharrell-produced cut reached the Billboard Hot 100’s top 20, peaking at No. 18. Pharrell premiered the track during Louis Vuitton’s Spring-Summer 2027 Men’s Show in June.
Pre-orders for Fresh are now available with merch packs including signed vinyl, CDs, zip-up hoodies and long-sleeve shirts.
Earlier in October, Baby joined forces with Bally Baby and Fatt Smaxk for “Coast 2 Coast.” The 31-year-old also made a guest appearance on Quavo’s QROMELIFE album for “Ball My Love.”
Lil Baby’s last studio album WHAM arrived in January 2025 and topped the Billboard 200. He spun the block to close out last year with The Leaks in December. The mixtape boasted Billboard Hot 100 hits like “Mrs. Trendsetter” (No. 64 peak) and debuted at No. 17 on the Billboard 200.
Find Fresh‘s cover art and track list below.
Fresh album track list:
Top Uh It
Mr. Do Something
Burnt Shit
Be The One
Ain’t Goin
Do It (Keep Goin)
All My Partnas feat. Future, Young Thug & Rylo Rodriguez
My Side
Life Of The Party (L.O.T.P)
Dead Fresh
Your Fault
All Us
In Your Head feat. Rylo Rodriguez
Like A Brat
Televised
Rareform
Keep Goin.
The Atlanta native set the project’s rollout in motion with “Dead Fresh” in July, and the Pharrell-produced cut reached the Billboard Hot 100’s top 20, peaking at No. 18. Pharrell premiered the track during Louis Vuitton’s Spring-Summer 2027 Men’s Show in June.
Pre-orders for Fresh are now available with merch packs including signed vinyl, CDs, zip-up hoodies and long-sleeve shirts.
Earlier in October, Baby joined forces with Bally Baby and Fatt Smaxk for “Coast 2 Coast.” The 31-year-old also made a guest appearance on Quavo’s QROMELIFE album for “Ball My Love.”
Lil Baby’s last studio album WHAM arrived in January 2025 and topped the Billboard 200. He spun the block to close out last year with The Leaks in December. The mixtape boasted Billboard Hot 100 hits like “Mrs. Trendsetter” (No. 64 peak) and debuted at No. 17 on the Billboard 200.
Find Fresh‘s cover art and track list below.
Fresh album track list:
Top Uh It
Mr. Do Something
Burnt Shit
Be The One
Ain’t Goin
Do It (Keep Goin)
All My Partnas feat. Future, Young Thug & Rylo Rodriguez
My Side
Life Of The Party (L.O.T.P)
Dead Fresh
Your Fault
All Us
In Your Head feat. Rylo Rodriguez
Like A Brat
Televised
Rareform
Keep Goin.
Mariah Carey Wins Dismissal of Brother’s $20M Defamation Lawsuit
A New York judge has dismissed a $20 million defamation lawsuit brought against pop superstar Mariah Carey by her brother, Morgan Carey, following a multiyear legal battle over the singer’s 2020 memoir.
In a ruling issued Monday, Oct. 19, Judge Leslie A. Stroth of the New York Supreme Court determined that Morgan Carey failed to prove his sister acted with “actual malice” when she wrote about their childhood and his alleged past in her bestseller, “The Meaning of Mariah Carey.”
The judge found that the plaintiff did not provide sufficient evidence that the singer knowingly published false information or acted with reckless disregard for the truth. The dispute began in 2021, shortly after the memoir topped the New York Times bestseller list. Morgan Carey, 66, took legal action over several passages in the book, including allegations that he had dealt “powdered party favors”—a colloquialism for cocaine—and claims that he had “been in the system,” implying a criminal history.
“Plaintiff fails to provide any proof that Defendant made such statements with knowledge of their falsity,” Stroth wrote in the decision. The judge further noted that Morgan’s arguments regarding the “commercial viability” of the book were not enough to meet the high legal bar required for defamation cases involving public concerns.
John Rosenberg, an attorney for Mariah Carey, said the singer was “gratified” by the court’s decision to throw out the claims in their entirety. Rosenberg added that the ruling serves as a broader victory for authors, confirming they deserve “broad protection when they speak out on matters of public concern.”
However, the legal saga may not be over. Richard Altman, the attorney representing Morgan Carey, told reporters he respectfully disagreed with the ruling, calling it inconsistent with earlier decisions in the case. Altman confirmed that his client plans to file an appeal.
The memoir, which details Mariah Carey’s rise to fame and her turbulent family life, has been a lightning rod for litigation. In addition to the suit from Morgan, the singer’s sister, Alison Carey, previously filed her own legal challenge regarding the book’s contents.
As of Tuesday, the Grammy-winning artist has not released a personal statement regarding the dismissal.
In a ruling issued Monday, Oct. 19, Judge Leslie A. Stroth of the New York Supreme Court determined that Morgan Carey failed to prove his sister acted with “actual malice” when she wrote about their childhood and his alleged past in her bestseller, “The Meaning of Mariah Carey.”
The judge found that the plaintiff did not provide sufficient evidence that the singer knowingly published false information or acted with reckless disregard for the truth. The dispute began in 2021, shortly after the memoir topped the New York Times bestseller list. Morgan Carey, 66, took legal action over several passages in the book, including allegations that he had dealt “powdered party favors”—a colloquialism for cocaine—and claims that he had “been in the system,” implying a criminal history.
“Plaintiff fails to provide any proof that Defendant made such statements with knowledge of their falsity,” Stroth wrote in the decision. The judge further noted that Morgan’s arguments regarding the “commercial viability” of the book were not enough to meet the high legal bar required for defamation cases involving public concerns.
John Rosenberg, an attorney for Mariah Carey, said the singer was “gratified” by the court’s decision to throw out the claims in their entirety. Rosenberg added that the ruling serves as a broader victory for authors, confirming they deserve “broad protection when they speak out on matters of public concern.”
However, the legal saga may not be over. Richard Altman, the attorney representing Morgan Carey, told reporters he respectfully disagreed with the ruling, calling it inconsistent with earlier decisions in the case. Altman confirmed that his client plans to file an appeal.
The memoir, which details Mariah Carey’s rise to fame and her turbulent family life, has been a lightning rod for litigation. In addition to the suit from Morgan, the singer’s sister, Alison Carey, previously filed her own legal challenge regarding the book’s contents.
As of Tuesday, the Grammy-winning artist has not released a personal statement regarding the dismissal.
Halle Berry’s Ex Seen ‘Agitated And Distressed’ After Closed Testimony
Halle Berry and Olivier Martinez's increasingly tense custody battle took another dramatic turn on Tuesday when the French actor was seen leaving the courtroom appearing visibly upset during closed testimony.
Martinez reportedly stepped outside with his attorney, Patrick Baghdaserians, and could be heard using profanity during an animated conversation before returning minutes later.
The moment unfolded on the second day of a hearing that has already included nearly four hours of testimony from the former couple's 13-year-old son, Maceo, and now testimony involving Berry and a staff member from his school.
According to Page Six, Martinez exited the Los Angeles County Superior Court courtroom on Tuesday looking "agitated and distressed."
The 60-year-old actor was joined by Baghdaserians as the pair had what the outlet described as an animated discussion related to testimony.
Martinez could reportedly be heard using profanity before he and his attorney headed toward a restroom. They returned to the courtroom roughly five minutes later.
It is not clear whose testimony immediately preceded the reaction, and the substance of testimony involving Maceo remains private.
The judge has closed the courtroom whenever proceedings involve the minor, limiting what is publicly known about some of the most consequential evidence being presented.
Outside court, Berry displayed a different demeanor. TMZ photographed the Oscar winner smiling and waving as she arrived on Tuesday, although she declined to discuss the case.
Tuesday's hearing also moved beyond testimony from family members.
Berry reportedly took the stand, while Jon Hay, a staff member at Maceo's school, was also scheduled to testify behind closed doors.
Hay had previously raised concerns about Maceo's behavior at school, according to court filings referenced by Page Six.
His involvement adds another layer to a dispute in which both parents have repeatedly brought their son's behavior, education and mental health into their competing accounts.
Previously it was reported that Berry claimed Maceo sometimes returned from time with Martinez "angry and combative" and alleged that his behavior had deteriorated both at home and at school.
Berry has also accused Martinez of interfering with educational and therapeutic decisions, while Martinez has accused Berry of creating emotional distress for their son.
Because Hay's testimony was closed, there is no public indication yet of what he told the court or whether his account favored either parent.
The Tuesday developments followed an unusually long first day of testimony from Maceo.
As reported, the teenager spent nearly four hours testifying Monday while both parents were excluded from the courtroom.
A judge had previously ruled that Maceo could testify despite Berry's objections, but placed an important limitation on his appearance.
His testimony was restricted to Martinez's request for a domestic violence restraining order rather than the broader custody dispute.
Berry had fought to keep her son off the stand, arguing that Martinez had been discussing the case with him and had "coached and manipulated" him.
Martinez countered that Maceo should be allowed to tell the judge what he says happened.
The dispute stems largely from an alleged September 26 confrontation involving a virtual-reality headset.
Martinez claims Berry put her hands around Maceo's neck and choked him. Berry categorically denies physically abusing her son.
A longtime acquaintance claimed Berry's temper can sometimes become "out of control" while stressing they had never witnessed her behave that way toward her children.
Berry previously issued a detailed rebuttal to Martinez's "deliberately misleading" abuse allegations after he sought a restraining order and sole custody.
Days after the allegations surfaced, Berry was spotted quietly spending time with Maceo and declined a fan's selfie because she was with her son.
Berry was reportedly "saddened" by Martinez's choking allegation, with a source describing the accusation as a "real low blow."
Their 2023 divorce settlement required Berry to pay Martinez $8,000 a month in child support while the former couple shared joint custody.
Another potentially important witness is Berry's 18-year-old daughter, Nahla Aubry.
Nahla, whom Berry shares with former partner Gabriel Aubry, has already submitted a declaration strongly defending her mother and may testify during the hearing.
In her declaration, Nahla said she had never witnessed Berry "hit, slap, choke, grab, or physically abuse Maceo in any way."
That account directly conflicts with Martinez's characterization of the September incident.
Berry has also pointed to a photograph Maceo allegedly took after the confrontation. According to PEOPLE, Berry argued that the image does not show bruising, marks or other visible injuries.
Her fiancé, Van Hunt, was allegedly present during the disputed incident. Berry says Hunt did not observe visible injuries either
The stakes extend well beyond whether the temporary restraining order remains in place.
Martinez is seeking sole custody of Maceo after obtaining temporary protection earlier this month. The order reduced Berry's time with their son to court-approved visitation.
Berry wants the restraining order dismissed and their previous shared-custody arrangement restored.
Her attorney Marina Beck has called Martinez's abuse allegations "entirely meritless and deliberately misleading."
Berry has separately accused Martinez of undermining her relationship with Maceo and interfering with decisions involving the teenager's education and treatment. Martinez has denied portraying the dispute as retaliation, maintaining that his filings are about their son's welfare.
Their legal conflict has lasted years despite their divorce being finalized in 2023, eight years after they separated.
Martinez himself is also expected to testify as the proceedings continue, meaning the court has yet to hear every account before determining what happens next for Halle Berry, her ex-husband and their son.
Martinez reportedly stepped outside with his attorney, Patrick Baghdaserians, and could be heard using profanity during an animated conversation before returning minutes later.
The moment unfolded on the second day of a hearing that has already included nearly four hours of testimony from the former couple's 13-year-old son, Maceo, and now testimony involving Berry and a staff member from his school.
According to Page Six, Martinez exited the Los Angeles County Superior Court courtroom on Tuesday looking "agitated and distressed."
The 60-year-old actor was joined by Baghdaserians as the pair had what the outlet described as an animated discussion related to testimony.
Martinez could reportedly be heard using profanity before he and his attorney headed toward a restroom. They returned to the courtroom roughly five minutes later.
It is not clear whose testimony immediately preceded the reaction, and the substance of testimony involving Maceo remains private.
The judge has closed the courtroom whenever proceedings involve the minor, limiting what is publicly known about some of the most consequential evidence being presented.
Outside court, Berry displayed a different demeanor. TMZ photographed the Oscar winner smiling and waving as she arrived on Tuesday, although she declined to discuss the case.
Tuesday's hearing also moved beyond testimony from family members.
Berry reportedly took the stand, while Jon Hay, a staff member at Maceo's school, was also scheduled to testify behind closed doors.
Hay had previously raised concerns about Maceo's behavior at school, according to court filings referenced by Page Six.
His involvement adds another layer to a dispute in which both parents have repeatedly brought their son's behavior, education and mental health into their competing accounts.
Previously it was reported that Berry claimed Maceo sometimes returned from time with Martinez "angry and combative" and alleged that his behavior had deteriorated both at home and at school.
Berry has also accused Martinez of interfering with educational and therapeutic decisions, while Martinez has accused Berry of creating emotional distress for their son.
Because Hay's testimony was closed, there is no public indication yet of what he told the court or whether his account favored either parent.
The Tuesday developments followed an unusually long first day of testimony from Maceo.
As reported, the teenager spent nearly four hours testifying Monday while both parents were excluded from the courtroom.
A judge had previously ruled that Maceo could testify despite Berry's objections, but placed an important limitation on his appearance.
His testimony was restricted to Martinez's request for a domestic violence restraining order rather than the broader custody dispute.
Berry had fought to keep her son off the stand, arguing that Martinez had been discussing the case with him and had "coached and manipulated" him.
Martinez countered that Maceo should be allowed to tell the judge what he says happened.
The dispute stems largely from an alleged September 26 confrontation involving a virtual-reality headset.
Martinez claims Berry put her hands around Maceo's neck and choked him. Berry categorically denies physically abusing her son.
A longtime acquaintance claimed Berry's temper can sometimes become "out of control" while stressing they had never witnessed her behave that way toward her children.
Berry previously issued a detailed rebuttal to Martinez's "deliberately misleading" abuse allegations after he sought a restraining order and sole custody.
Days after the allegations surfaced, Berry was spotted quietly spending time with Maceo and declined a fan's selfie because she was with her son.
Berry was reportedly "saddened" by Martinez's choking allegation, with a source describing the accusation as a "real low blow."
Their 2023 divorce settlement required Berry to pay Martinez $8,000 a month in child support while the former couple shared joint custody.
Another potentially important witness is Berry's 18-year-old daughter, Nahla Aubry.
Nahla, whom Berry shares with former partner Gabriel Aubry, has already submitted a declaration strongly defending her mother and may testify during the hearing.
In her declaration, Nahla said she had never witnessed Berry "hit, slap, choke, grab, or physically abuse Maceo in any way."
That account directly conflicts with Martinez's characterization of the September incident.
Berry has also pointed to a photograph Maceo allegedly took after the confrontation. According to PEOPLE, Berry argued that the image does not show bruising, marks or other visible injuries.
Her fiancé, Van Hunt, was allegedly present during the disputed incident. Berry says Hunt did not observe visible injuries either
The stakes extend well beyond whether the temporary restraining order remains in place.
Martinez is seeking sole custody of Maceo after obtaining temporary protection earlier this month. The order reduced Berry's time with their son to court-approved visitation.
Berry wants the restraining order dismissed and their previous shared-custody arrangement restored.
Her attorney Marina Beck has called Martinez's abuse allegations "entirely meritless and deliberately misleading."
Berry has separately accused Martinez of undermining her relationship with Maceo and interfering with decisions involving the teenager's education and treatment. Martinez has denied portraying the dispute as retaliation, maintaining that his filings are about their son's welfare.
Their legal conflict has lasted years despite their divorce being finalized in 2023, eight years after they separated.
Martinez himself is also expected to testify as the proceedings continue, meaning the court has yet to hear every account before determining what happens next for Halle Berry, her ex-husband and their son.
Jennifer Lopez Sparks New Romance With Actor Brett Goldstein
Jennifer Lopez appears to be moving on following her high-profile divorce, with new reports suggesting the multi-hyphenate star is casually dating her recent co-star, Brett Goldstein.
The rumors come months after the pair wrapped production on the Netflix film “Office Romance,” where sources say their professional connection blossomed into a private spark. Speculation regarding the 57-year-old singer and the 46-year-old “Ted Lasso” actor reached a fever pitch following a Hollywood gathering on Oct. 16.
Although the two stars reportedly arrived at the Los Angeles party separately to avoid photographers, insiders told Page Six that they departed together in the same vehicle. While the relationship is currently described as “casual,” sources close to the pair noted that they share a lifestyle compatibility that Lopez found lacking in previous relationships.
“The one thing they have in common is they both enjoy going out to parties and restaurants,” a source said, contrasting Goldstein’s demeanor with that of Lopez’s ex-husband, Ben Affleck, who was frequently photographed looking somber during public outings. The rumored pairing follows a series of public denials. During a joint appearance on “Today” in June, both actors laughed off dating rumors
Lopez explained at the time that the media often attempts to pair her with any man she stands near, while Goldstein simply added, “Correct,” when asked if they were not dating in real life. However, the foundation for a romance may have been laid years ago.
Goldstein, who rose to international fame playing Roy Kent on the Apple TV+ hit “Ted Lasso,” has been a vocal admirer of Lopez for years. During a 2019 podcast, he spoke glowingly of her career and longevity in the industry. More recently, Lopez herself fueled the fire during an interview with Andy Cohen, jokingly naming Goldstein as the “best kisser” among her recent co-stars.
Neither Lopez nor Goldstein has officially confirmed the status of their relationship.
The rumors come months after the pair wrapped production on the Netflix film “Office Romance,” where sources say their professional connection blossomed into a private spark. Speculation regarding the 57-year-old singer and the 46-year-old “Ted Lasso” actor reached a fever pitch following a Hollywood gathering on Oct. 16.
Although the two stars reportedly arrived at the Los Angeles party separately to avoid photographers, insiders told Page Six that they departed together in the same vehicle. While the relationship is currently described as “casual,” sources close to the pair noted that they share a lifestyle compatibility that Lopez found lacking in previous relationships.
“The one thing they have in common is they both enjoy going out to parties and restaurants,” a source said, contrasting Goldstein’s demeanor with that of Lopez’s ex-husband, Ben Affleck, who was frequently photographed looking somber during public outings. The rumored pairing follows a series of public denials. During a joint appearance on “Today” in June, both actors laughed off dating rumors
Lopez explained at the time that the media often attempts to pair her with any man she stands near, while Goldstein simply added, “Correct,” when asked if they were not dating in real life. However, the foundation for a romance may have been laid years ago.
Goldstein, who rose to international fame playing Roy Kent on the Apple TV+ hit “Ted Lasso,” has been a vocal admirer of Lopez for years. During a 2019 podcast, he spoke glowingly of her career and longevity in the industry. More recently, Lopez herself fueled the fire during an interview with Andy Cohen, jokingly naming Goldstein as the “best kisser” among her recent co-stars.
Neither Lopez nor Goldstein has officially confirmed the status of their relationship.
Golden Globes Awards Committee Rejects Michael Jackson Biopic’s Musical Classification
Michael Jackson’s highly anticipated biopic Michael has been rejected from the Golden Globes’ musical or comedy categories after an awards committee determined the film’s musical performances did not sufficiently advance its storyline, according to Gold Derby.
Michael Jackson‘s cinematic legacy now has a more complicated pathway to win awards on the big night.
The biographical movie about the King of Pop was submitted by Lionsgate for consideration as a musical or comedy, but the Golden Globes awards committee determined that the production did not satisfy its requirements for that classification.
According to an exclusive report from Gold Derby, committee members concluded that the musical sequences in Michael were insufficient to qualify the movie as a musical under the organization’s established guidelines.
The decision could create a considerably tougher path toward Golden Globe recognition for Jaafar Jackson, who portrays his legendary uncle in the film.
Rather than competing against performers in the musical or comedy categories, Jackson would face actors in the drama division, traditionally regarded as a formidable field.
The controversy centers on a fundamental question about the movie itself. Is Michael primarily a dramatic examination of an extraordinary entertainer or a musical experience built around his celebrated catalog?
The Golden Globes apparently believe the answer is drama.
Under the organization’s rules, “a musical can be a comedy or a drama in which songs are used in addition to spoken dialogue to further the plot.”
According to Gold Derby, committee members determined that the performances featured in Michael did not sufficiently advance the storyline to meet that standard.
It is a movie chronicling an artist whose recordings, choreography and elaborate stage productions transformed popular entertainment. Despite Michael Jackson’s enormous musical influence, the committee reportedly viewed the film’s songs and performances as insufficient to establish its eligibility in the musical category.
Lionsgate may still challenge the determination.
The studio is reportedly considering an appeal before the Oct. 31 submission deadline. Should Lionsgate pursue that option, the awards committee would review its arguments and decide whether to reconsider the classification.
It should be noted that Bohemian Rhapsody (2018) was classified as a drama, not a musical or comedy, by the Golden Globes. The massively successful film competed in the drama categories at the 2019 Golden Globes.
Without a successful appeal, Michael and its leading performers would also compete in the drama categories.
Actor Colman Domingo would not encounter the same genre-related complication in supporting actor consideration because the Golden Globes combine supporting performances across musical, comedy and drama productions.
Following the Golden Globe victories of Ray and Walk the Line in musical or comedy categories, eligibility requirements were revised to distinguish conventional musical storytelling from dramatic biographies featuring musical performances.
Subsequent productions including Bohemian Rhapsody, Elvis and A Complete Unknown entered the Golden Globes competition as dramas.
Fans suggesting there was “hate” behind the decision were definitely wrong in this instance.
The ruling against Michael is consistent with an established awards precedent rather than an isolated judgment about Jackson’s legacy.
For Jaafar Jackson, the film represents an opportunity to portray one of entertainment’s most recognizable figures while establishing his own credentials as an actor.
Michael Jackson’s highly anticipated biopic Michael has been rejected from the Golden Globes’ musical or comedy categories after an awards committee determined the film’s musical performances did not sufficiently advance its storyline, according to Gold Derby.
Michael Jackson‘s cinematic legacy now has a more complicated pathway to win awards on the big night.
The biographical movie about the King of Pop was submitted by Lionsgate for consideration as a musical or comedy, but the Golden Globes awards committee determined that the production did not satisfy its requirements for that classification.
Michael Jackson‘s cinematic legacy now has a more complicated pathway to win awards on the big night.
The biographical movie about the King of Pop was submitted by Lionsgate for consideration as a musical or comedy, but the Golden Globes awards committee determined that the production did not satisfy its requirements for that classification.
According to an exclusive report from Gold Derby, committee members concluded that the musical sequences in Michael were insufficient to qualify the movie as a musical under the organization’s established guidelines.
The decision could create a considerably tougher path toward Golden Globe recognition for Jaafar Jackson, who portrays his legendary uncle in the film.
Rather than competing against performers in the musical or comedy categories, Jackson would face actors in the drama division, traditionally regarded as a formidable field.
The controversy centers on a fundamental question about the movie itself. Is Michael primarily a dramatic examination of an extraordinary entertainer or a musical experience built around his celebrated catalog?
The Golden Globes apparently believe the answer is drama.
Under the organization’s rules, “a musical can be a comedy or a drama in which songs are used in addition to spoken dialogue to further the plot.”
According to Gold Derby, committee members determined that the performances featured in Michael did not sufficiently advance the storyline to meet that standard.
It is a movie chronicling an artist whose recordings, choreography and elaborate stage productions transformed popular entertainment. Despite Michael Jackson’s enormous musical influence, the committee reportedly viewed the film’s songs and performances as insufficient to establish its eligibility in the musical category.
Lionsgate may still challenge the determination.
The studio is reportedly considering an appeal before the Oct. 31 submission deadline. Should Lionsgate pursue that option, the awards committee would review its arguments and decide whether to reconsider the classification.
It should be noted that Bohemian Rhapsody (2018) was classified as a drama, not a musical or comedy, by the Golden Globes. The massively successful film competed in the drama categories at the 2019 Golden Globes.
Without a successful appeal, Michael and its leading performers would also compete in the drama categories.
Actor Colman Domingo would not encounter the same genre-related complication in supporting actor consideration because the Golden Globes combine supporting performances across musical, comedy and drama productions.
Following the Golden Globe victories of Ray and Walk the Line in musical or comedy categories, eligibility requirements were revised to distinguish conventional musical storytelling from dramatic biographies featuring musical performances.
Subsequent productions including Bohemian Rhapsody, Elvis and A Complete Unknown entered the Golden Globes competition as dramas.
Fans suggesting there was “hate” behind the decision were definitely wrong in this instance.
The ruling against Michael is consistent with an established awards precedent rather than an isolated judgment about Jackson’s legacy.
For Jaafar Jackson, the film represents an opportunity to portray one of entertainment’s most recognizable figures while establishing his own credentials as an actor.
Michael Jackson’s highly anticipated biopic Michael has been rejected from the Golden Globes’ musical or comedy categories after an awards committee determined the film’s musical performances did not sufficiently advance its storyline, according to Gold Derby.
Michael Jackson‘s cinematic legacy now has a more complicated pathway to win awards on the big night.
The biographical movie about the King of Pop was submitted by Lionsgate for consideration as a musical or comedy, but the Golden Globes awards committee determined that the production did not satisfy its requirements for that classification.
Beyoncé's Company Demands Sanctions Over Allegedly False Claims In 'Alien Superstar' Lawsuit
In court papers filed Thursday, October 15, 2026, Parkwood Entertainment asked a California federal judge to dismiss the lawsuit and impose monetary penalties on Shuji Hirose and his attorney, DaShawn Hayes. The company called the claims "objectively baseless," arguing that Hirose changed his account of who owned the song sampled on Beyoncé's Renaissance album.
The dispute centers on "Moonraker," a 1998 track by John Holiday whose spoken-word introduction appears in "Alien Superstar." Parkwood licensed the sample directly from Holiday, paying him $10,000 and a 0.5% royalty share. Hirose claims he owns the underlying rights and should have been involved in the agreement.
Parkwood argues that Hirose's ownership claims have shifted throughout the litigation. His original complaint asserted that a 2008 copyright assignment gave him 50% of the publishing rights to "Moonraker." An amended filing claimed 100% ownership, raising questions about whether Holiday retained the authority to license the song.
The distinction is central to Parkwood's defense. Under copyright law, a co-owner can generally grant a nonexclusive license without another co-owner's permission. Parkwood maintains that Holiday's retained interest was sufficient to authorize the sample, undermining Hirose's infringement claims.
The conflicting accounts had already drawn judicial scrutiny. In March 2026, U.S. District Judge Maame Ewusi-Mensah Frimpong identified contradictions between Hirose's original and amended complaints, including the competing claims of 50% and 100% ownership.
The first lawsuit was dismissed on June 26 after another federal judge found that Hirose Enterprises LLC did not legally exist when it filed the case in July 2025. The company was formed eight days later. That ruling addressed the plaintiff's legal standing rather than whether Beyoncé's song infringed any copyright.
Hirose filed a new lawsuit in August, naming Parkwood, Beyoncé, Holiday, Sony Music and Warner Chappell among the defendants. The renewed complaint again challenges the sampling agreement and includes a breach of contract claim against Holiday.
Parkwood's attorneys at Latham & Watkins contend that the latest allegations cannot be reconciled with Hirose's earlier statements. They argue that pursuing claims based on contradictory assertions warrants dismissal and financial sanctions against both Hirose and Hayes. The accusations remain allegations before the court.
The motions are expected to be addressed at a hearing in February 2027. The judge will consider Parkwood's request to dismiss the renewed lawsuit and whether the alleged conduct warrants penalties.
Law Roach says he doesn’t blame Keke Palmer for firing him
Celebrity stylist Law Roach is in demand by fashion forward stars who can afford his services. In addition to Zendaya, he recently added 2 new clients to his roster – Kim Kardashian and reality TV star Porsha Williams.
But one celebrity doesn’t need his services: actress Keke Palmer. During a recent appearance on the “Aspire with EmmaGrede” podcast, Law said he couldn’t get Keke’s style right. Keke is very particular about her red carpet look.
Law revealed he understood why she fired him. He said he didn’t take it personally because, “That was a business decision that she made. I couldn’t get it right, I couldn’t get the looks right. I couldn’t get the energy right, and it was like, she made a business decision to fire me.”
Law said he loved the way Keke fired him. “She called me, she said ‘You may be the best stylist in the world, but you are not the best stylist for me.’ And I said ‘Well alright, Keke Palmer.'”
Despite that one setback, Law stays booked and busy. He recently styled stars for Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show 2026 on October 18. And before that, Law attended the 2026 InStyle Imagemakers Awards at a private residence on October 16, 2026 in Los Angeles.
Celebrity stylist Law Roach is in demand by fashion forward stars who can afford his services. In addition to Zendaya, he recently added 2 new clients to his roster – Kim Kardashian and reality TV star Porsha Williams.But one celebrity doesn’t need his services: actress Keke Palmer. During a recent appearance on the “Aspire with EmmaGrede” podcast, Law said he couldn’t get Keke’s style right. Keke is very particular about her red carpet look.
Law revealed he understood why she fired him. He said he didn’t take it personally because, “That was a business decision that she made. I couldn’t get it right, I couldn’t get the looks right. I couldn’t get the energy right, and it was like, she made a business decision to fire me.”
Law said he loved the way Keke fired him. “She called me, she said ‘You may be the best stylist in the world, but you are not the best stylist for me.’ And I said ‘Well alright, Keke Palmer.'”
Despite that one setback, Law stays booked and busy. He recently styled stars for Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show 2026 on October 18. And before that, Law attended the 2026 InStyle Imagemakers Awards at a private residence on October 16, 2026 in Los Angeles.
Actor Kaamel Hasaun known as the ‘King of Tubi’ arrested on DUI charge in Kentucky
Kaamel Hasaun, an actor and filmmaker who has been dubbed the “King of Tubi” for his extensive work in independent films available on the streaming platform, was arrested early Sunday morning after a traffic stop on Interstate 75.
According to Laurel County Sheriff John Root, a deputy stopped a gray Dodge Durango traveling northbound on I-75 in London shortly before 1 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 18.
The sheriff’s office said the deputy saw the SUV weaving on the roadway. During the traffic stop, the deputy reported smelling alcohol coming from the driver.
Following an investigation, deputies arrested Hasaun, whose legal name is listed by the sheriff’s office as Kaamel Hasaun Mathis.
The 47-year-old Michigan resident was charged with operating a motor vehicle under the influence, first offense; possession of an open alcoholic beverage container in a motor vehicle; and improper lane usage.
The sheriff’s office said Mathis was also arrested on a Laurel District Court bench warrant charging failure to appear.
He was lodged in the Laurel County Correctional Center.
According to IMDb information provided to LEX 18, Hasaun has more than 100 acting credits. His credits include Master Dragon, Undying Love and White Lies. IMDb also lists credits for Hasaun as a director, producer and writer.
According to Laurel County Sheriff John Root, a deputy stopped a gray Dodge Durango traveling northbound on I-75 in London shortly before 1 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 18.
The sheriff’s office said the deputy saw the SUV weaving on the roadway. During the traffic stop, the deputy reported smelling alcohol coming from the driver.
Following an investigation, deputies arrested Hasaun, whose legal name is listed by the sheriff’s office as Kaamel Hasaun Mathis.
The 47-year-old Michigan resident was charged with operating a motor vehicle under the influence, first offense; possession of an open alcoholic beverage container in a motor vehicle; and improper lane usage.
The sheriff’s office said Mathis was also arrested on a Laurel District Court bench warrant charging failure to appear.
He was lodged in the Laurel County Correctional Center.
According to IMDb information provided to LEX 18, Hasaun has more than 100 acting credits. His credits include Master Dragon, Undying Love and White Lies. IMDb also lists credits for Hasaun as a director, producer and writer.
Jalen Hurts' Mom Speaks Out After Eagles QB's Devastating Health News
Jalen Hurts’ mother, Pamela, urged followers to “be grateful” after the Eagles quarterback was diagnosed with blood clots in his lungs.
Hurts’ agent said he remains clinically stable but has deep vein thrombosis and bilateral pulmonary emboli, ruling him out of football and other contact activities.
Eagles coach Nick Sirianni emphasized that player health comes first as Hurts faces months of treatment and is expected to miss the rest of the season.
Jalen Hurts is expected to miss the rest of the season with the Philadelphia Eagles due to blood clots in his lungs. His mother, Pamela, shared a message on TikTok after the news broke Monday, Oct. 19.
"Just a reminder y'all, be grateful," she said. "Be grateful for where you are and what you have because your life could change at a blink of an eye. Be grateful. What are you grateful for?"
Fans quickly flooded the comments with messages of support for Hurts and his family.
"Please tell your son how much we love him in Philly!!!" one person wrote, while another added, "Prayers for your baby boy, Mama Hurts!"
Earlier in the day, Jalen's agent, Nicole Lynn, shared additional details about his condition: "After further testing and monitoring, the current diagnosis is a deep vein thrombosis, as well as bilateral pulmonary emboli. He is clinically stable and has no significant functional limitations.”
Lynn also said Jalen wouldn't be allowed to participate in "any contact activities, including football."
The news came after the Eagles first announced on Thursday, Oct. 15, that Hurts would miss the team's game on Sunday, Oct. 18, due to a superficial blood clot in his calf.
On Monday, Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni talked about the situation during a press conference.
"The health of our players is always at the forefront of our minds, and we leave that up to the medical experts, but we always, always care deeply about our players," Sirianni, 45, said. "When you are completely focused on together and connection, you're always thinking about the well-being of your guys, and that's where we were in that situation."
Jalen Hurts’ mother, Pamela, urged followers to “be grateful” after the Eagles quarterback was diagnosed with blood clots in his lungs.
Hurts’ agent said he remains clinically stable but has deep vein thrombosis and bilateral pulmonary emboli, ruling him out of football and other contact activities.
Eagles coach Nick Sirianni emphasized that player health comes first as Hurts faces months of treatment and is expected to miss the rest of the season.
Jalen Hurts is expected to miss the rest of the season with the Philadelphia Eagles due to blood clots in his lungs. His mother, Pamela, shared a message on TikTok after the news broke Monday, Oct. 19.
"Just a reminder y'all, be grateful," she said. "Be grateful for where you are and what you have because your life could change at a blink of an eye. Be grateful. What are you grateful for?"
Fans quickly flooded the comments with messages of support for Hurts and his family.
"Please tell your son how much we love him in Philly!!!" one person wrote, while another added, "Prayers for your baby boy, Mama Hurts!"
Earlier in the day, Jalen's agent, Nicole Lynn, shared additional details about his condition: "After further testing and monitoring, the current diagnosis is a deep vein thrombosis, as well as bilateral pulmonary emboli. He is clinically stable and has no significant functional limitations.”
Lynn also said Jalen wouldn't be allowed to participate in "any contact activities, including football."
The news came after the Eagles first announced on Thursday, Oct. 15, that Hurts would miss the team's game on Sunday, Oct. 18, due to a superficial blood clot in his calf.
On Monday, Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni talked about the situation during a press conference.
"The health of our players is always at the forefront of our minds, and we leave that up to the medical experts, but we always, always care deeply about our players," Sirianni, 45, said. "When you are completely focused on together and connection, you're always thinking about the well-being of your guys, and that's where we were in that situation."
Tyriq Withers & Alex Consani Photographed Together During Night Out
Tyriq Withers and Alex Consani were seen leaving Chateau Marmont on Monday night (October 19) in Los Angeles.
The 28-year-old I Know What You Did Last Summer actor and 23-year-old model were also joined by a third person as they exited the establishment at the same time. TMZ noted they are friends, by the way!
If you don’t know, Alex just had a huge weekend.
Alex walked the runway at the 2026 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show. This was Alex‘s third show with the brand.
The 28-year-old I Know What You Did Last Summer actor and 23-year-old model were also joined by a third person as they exited the establishment at the same time. TMZ noted they are friends, by the way!
If you don’t know, Alex just had a huge weekend.
Alex walked the runway at the 2026 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show. This was Alex‘s third show with the brand.
Disgraced gay GOP congressman George Santos jumps at chance to be new White House press secretary
Convicted fraudster George Santos might make an ideal spokesperson for the Trump administration.
Trump fired Katie Zacharia as White House press secretary last Friday after barely five days on the job. But guess who’s eager to fill the now-empty role? None other than disgraced, gay former US Rep. George Santos (R-NY).
In an X post published last Friday evening, Santos wrote, “Hey I’m not technically open for a job because I have one already…. butttttttt… I’d jump to serve POTUS as press secretary in a heart beat. Just saying.”
While it’s unclear who Trump might pick to be his next press secretary, The Guardian noted that the most likely contenders include the following individuals:
White House communications director, Stephen Cheung
principal White House deputy press secretary, Anna Kelly
the wife of White House aide Stephen Miller, Katie Miller
former White House deputy chief of staff, Taylor Budowich
longtime conservative commentator, Scott Jennings
or former Trump lawyer, Alina Habba.
An official date and time for the next White House press briefing has not yet been announced.
Trump fired Katie Zacharia as White House press secretary last Friday after barely five days on the job. But guess who’s eager to fill the now-empty role? None other than disgraced, gay former US Rep. George Santos (R-NY).
In an X post published last Friday evening, Santos wrote, “Hey I’m not technically open for a job because I have one already…. butttttttt… I’d jump to serve POTUS as press secretary in a heart beat. Just saying.”
While it’s unclear who Trump might pick to be his next press secretary, The Guardian noted that the most likely contenders include the following individuals:
White House communications director, Stephen Cheung
principal White House deputy press secretary, Anna Kelly
the wife of White House aide Stephen Miller, Katie Miller
former White House deputy chief of staff, Taylor Budowich
longtime conservative commentator, Scott Jennings
or former Trump lawyer, Alina Habba.
An official date and time for the next White House press briefing has not yet been announced.
AND FINALLY FROM “THE CRAZY PEOPLE SHOPPING AT WALMART” FILES
What do we think this cart did to a poor innocent customer?
I've never seen a cart detained before.
HAVE A GREAT DAY ALL!!!
EFREM
