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By News > Singer Megan Moroney had to end her show early after falling ill. She explained during the performance that she was “extremely sick,” and said that she “just can’t play this show tonight.” Members of the audience began booing Moroney, which caused her to break down in tears. “I want to give you guys the show you deserve,” Moroney said. “I’m probably going to go cry in my dressing room now.” The audience began cheering to show support soon after Moroney broke down.

By News > Maggie Grace quietly ended her marriage to Brent Bushnell nearly a year before the divorce became public. The Lost actress filed for divorce in May 2025 after eight years of marriage. Court documents listed Oct. 1, 2024, as their separation date and said the couple had been living apart since then. Their divorce was finalized in August 2025. Grace also requested that her legal name be changed back to her maiden name, Margaret Grace Ives.

By News > Ruby Rippey, who once had an affair with California Gov. Gavin Newsom, provided details as to what the affair was like in an essay for Vanity Fair. Newsom has been a vocal critic of President Donald Trump and his administration and is seen by many Democrats as a potential 2028 presidential candidate. Rippey explained that when the affair started, she was struggling with substance abuse.

By News > Noah Kahan has made his stance clear on his feelings about the White House using his song “American Cars” on social media in a marketing video for President Donald Trump’s visit to the General Motors facility in Michigan. Kahan joins several artists who have spoken out against Trump and his administration using their music. The video features Trump signing a Corvette while touring the premises, with Kahan’s song playing in the background.

By News > Former bodybuilder Arnold Schwarzenegger marked his 79th birthday in typical fashion by going to the gym. Photos of the former bodybuilding champ working out in Los Angeles reveal Schwarzenegger in a fitted black T-shirt and shorts, showcasing his muscular physique. Schwarzenegger also used his birthday to promote his Arnold’s Pump Club, his fitness group and app, by telling his followers that he did not want any gifts but rather for them to help others lead a healthier life.

By News > Patricia Heaton has expressed her opinion on a petition that calls upon New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani not to participate in the anniversary ceremony of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. The actress from Everybody Loves Raymond shared the petition on X and urged other people to sign it. “Keep it going, New Yorkers,” Heaton said.

By News > Howard Stern has emerged victorious in a court battle after a case brought against him and others by his ex-executive assistant, Leslie Kuhn, was dismissed. The lawsuit filed by Kuhn against Stern, his wife Beth Stern and their production company was filed in April. The complaint alleges that a hostile work environment was created before her termination in February.

By News > The late singer Amy Winehouse‘s dad, Mitch Winehouse, sued former stylist Naomi Parry and friend Catriona Gourlay over 141 personal items they sold through Julien’s Auctions in 2021 and 2023. He argued that the clothing, jewelry and other belongings belonged to Amy’s estate and that the women had no right to sell them. In 2011, Amy was found dead from alcohol poisoning.

By News > Kanye West and former assistant Lauren Pisciotta have settled their legal dispute. They have reached a deal in relation to a lawsuit by Pisciotta claiming that West engaged in harassment, assault and wrongful termination. Pisciotta will seek to dismiss the case within the next 45 days. Details about the amount and other conditions of the agreement remain undisclosed. “The matter has been resolved,” said Arick Fudali, Pisciotta’s attorney. Pisciotta worked for West from 2021 to 2023.

By News, Reviews > New York City’s most prominent dance institutions are converging on Lincoln Center this week for the sixth edition of the BAAND Together Dance Festival, a five-day run pairing companies that rarely appear on the same bill. Running July 28 through August 1 at the David H.