Photo: Raymond Boyd/Getty Images Add this to the ever-longer list of surprising headlines out of the Trump White House: On Tuesday, a mouse fell from a hole in the ceiling onto a reporter there … and he had the video to prove it. “A mouse literally fell out of the ceiling in our White House booth and landed on my lap,” NBC News White House Correspondent Peter Alexandertweeted Tuesday morning....
Prince Charles and Queen Letizia.Photo: Getty He’s a future King and she’s a Queen, butPrince CharlesandQueen Letizia of Spaingreeted each other like dear friends. Queen Letizia received a warm welcome fromPrince Charleson Tuesday at England’s Auckland Castle. AlthoughPrince Charles, 73, became known forgreeting people with “namaste”— a traditional Hindu greeting where the palms are pressed together and accompanied with a slight bow — during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, he said hello to Letizia, 49, with a kiss on her hand and cheek....
Elena Branson.Photo: Facebook A duel citizen of Russia and the U.S. has been charged with illegally acting as an agent of a foreign government, conspiracy to commit visa fraud and making false statements to the FBI, the Department of Justice announced this week. According to the complaint, 61-year-old Branson knowingly conspired “to commit an offense against the United States, to wit, acting as an agent of a foreign government without prior notification to the Attorney General....
The happiest place on Earthrecently reached peak pureness. Earlier in the month, Ashley Wilt visited Disneyland with a special guest. Wilt is a volunteer puppy raiser forCanine Companions for Independence(CCI) — a non-profit with six campuses across the country where people train and place service dogs free of charge to those in need. With her fourth puppy trainee, Elijah, the Carroll College anthrozoology major decided to take a trip she had been planning to take with a service dog in training since she started puppy raising in 2015....
01of 16Merry Christmas from MonacoPrincess Charlene.Princess Charlene/InstagramPrincess Charlenewished friends and followers aMerry Christmasin 2020 with a carousel of celebratory candids featuring her husbandPrince Albertand their young twinsPrince JacquesandPrincess Gabriella.The royal also gave fans another glimpse of heredgy new hairstyle,a “half hawk,“with which she’d surprised onlookers at a Christmas gift event a week before. 01of 16 Merry Christmas from Monaco Princess Charlene.Princess Charlene/Instagram Princess Charlenewished friends and followers aMerry Christmasin 2020 with a carousel of celebratory candids featuring her husbandPrince Albertand their young twinsPrince JacquesandPrincess Gabriella....
Photo: Aaron Carter/instagram The “I Want Candy” singer, who turns 34 next week, posted a sweet selfie to his Instagram on Thursday showing him reclining with his newborn son. “Daddy’s boy,” Carter wrote in the caption. The image of the rapper and his son was decorated with glittery blue hearts. Carter and former fiancée Martin welcomed Prince last month, announcing his birth on Nov. 22nd. Prince arrived after Martin underwent an emergency cesarean section following 13 hours of labor, according to Carter’ssocial media account of the delivery....
Aaron Rodgersis feeling grateful forShailene Woodleyfollowing their split.The 38-year-old NFL star got sentimental on Instagram Monday, expressing his appreciation for his friends and loved ones. The Green Bay Packers quarterback began the post with a quote that read: “Gratitude is the wine of the soul. Go on. Get drunk.“Rodgers then shared aseries of photosof those closest to him, starting with a snap of himself cuddled up to Woodley, 30, prior to calling off their engagement....
New York City.Photo: Getty More than a year since COVID-19 was declared a global pandemic — forcing employees throughout the world out of their offices and into working from home to curb the virus' spread —new researchshows remote work may become the new normal for Manhattan’s one million office workers. A few weeks ago, The Partnership for New York City surveyed the island’s largest employers about their return-to-work plans....
Instead, the pair are planning a simple “city hall wedding” in Pasadena, California, where Rippon lives. It all sounds unexpected only until Rippon, 31, begins to explain, with a playful grin growing on his face. “A wedding is really expensive. Wouldn’t you rather just buy a couch? That’s what I’m thinking,” he tells PEOPLE in Japan, where he is hosting NBC’sTalkin' Tokyoon Twitter during theSummer Olympics. “Weddings, for some people it’s like a day that they can make all about them and it’s just a day to celebrate everything, right?...
Photo: Claudette Barius /Warner Bros. Pictures / Everett Collection Magic Mikeis adding some fresh faces to his dance troupe. “It’s going to be a new crop of guys and so you’re going to be introduced to some new faces and fall in love with some new people,” saysMagic Mikeactor andFinding Magic Mikementor Adam Rodriguez. “They’re going to put out a great movie, I know that for sure. And outside of that, I don’t know much more....
Prior to last Tuesday, America had gone a year without a public mass shooting, defined as involving four or more fatal victims,according to the Violence Project, a non-profit research organization dedicated to reducing gun violence. The last mass shooting in the U.S. took place in March 2020, when a man killed four people at a gas station in Springfield, Missouri. That shooting occurred just prior to the imposition of widespread restrictions on schools, workplaces, and businesses due to the COVID-19 pandemic....
As a fourth-year medical student at Tulane University in New Orleans in 2015, Peter Gold was laser-focused on his career, wanting to follow in the footsteps of his father, grandfather and uncle in becoming a doctor.But an unexpected brush with death made him rethink his priorities.“I still want to work hard and be the best surgeon I can be,” Gold, 30, tells PEOPLE. “But I also know there are people out there who could be the best they could be if they had more support and resources....
Jason Jeschor.Photo: Mesa Police Department A man who police say admitted to fatally stabbing his father allegedly did so after the older man refused to pay for the son’s groceries. Victim Edgar G. Jeschor, 77, of Gilbert, Ariz., was found dead Friday in the Mesa apartment of his son, Jason Jeschor, 43, a police spokesman confirms to PEOPLE. According to a probable cause affidavit accusing the younger man of second-degree murder and evidence tampering, the elder Jeschor went to his son’s apartment around noon on Thursday to take him to the store....
