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The 1975 frontman Matty Healy has married model Gabriette Bechtel in Los Angeles in a private ceremony attended by family and friends. The couple announced engagement in 2024 and have since shared glimpses from celebrations in New York and Las Vegas. Public sources note attendance by notable figures and coverage of the event across media.
The Gates Foundation has released a three-page summary of a WilmerHale review that has found no evidence the foundation paid Jeffrey Epstein or engaged in illegal activity. The review has concluded Gates and staff met Epstein about 30 times from 2011–2014 to discuss a donor-advised fund concept and a grant to the International Peace Institute; the foundation has approved stronger vetting and governance measures.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has directed Amtrak to consider renaming New York Penn Station as part of a major overhaul funded by federal dollars. While the secretary has not specified a new name, he has publicly floated the idea of honoring President Trump. Lawmakers raise questions about funding and the project’s price tag, with critics warning against a “vanity project.”
The Women’s Pro Baseball League has launched its inaugural season with four teams—New York, Boston, Los Angeles and San Francisco—holding a seven-inning schedule at Robin Roberts Stadium in Springfield, Illinois. ESPN and the Scripps Sports Network will distribute games in the U.S., while players like Kelsie Whitmore and Ayami Sato headline the action. The league aims to become a lasting platform for women’s professional baseball.
The BBC reports that Tom Holland and Zendaya have confirmed their marriage after years of off-screen romance. They are promoting Spider-Man: Brand New Day, with Zendaya's fashion and Holland's hints about future projects shaping the public narrative. The pair are navigating new privacy boundaries as their public lives continue alongside upcoming releases.
The Independent and The Guardian report that Taylor Swift’s songs have been removed from Team Trump and White House videos after copyright issues. The TikTok posts, which mocked Swift and referenced August, no longer have sound. Swift has not commented publicly amid long-standing feuds with Donald Trump.
Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez have married in a private civil ceremony in Cascais, Portugal, attended by their five children. The couple announced the news on Instagram with wedding bands. Reports align on a small, intimate ceremony with family present; official confirmation has been shared by representatives and multiple outlets.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce wed at Madison Square Garden in July 2026. Public details are scarce, with guests and outfits discussed by media. Kelce reflects on the night as the couple navigates privacy and public interest.
The Bills will stage a dual anthem ceremony with both Canada and U.S. national anthems before their season opener, reflecting ongoing tensions in U.S.-Canada trade. Barenaked Ladies will sing O Canada and Auliʻi Cravalho will perform the Star-Spangled Banner as Buffalo hosts Detroit at Highmark Stadium.
The Novig advertising campaign featuring Sydney Sweeney, showing her in minimal clothing while posing with sports gear, has prompted widespread criticism from athletes and commentators about the sexualisation of women in sport. The backlash has seen outspoken responses from figures like Amy Hunt, Ariarne Titmus and Gracie Kramer, while Sweeney defends the project and highlights other nude campaigns.
Legislation to make AI data centers pay for grid upgrades has stalled after a Senate objection, while House supporters say the measure is a modest step to shield ratepayers from higher bills amid rising AI infrastructure costs.
A U.S. district judge has sentenced Siddharth Jawahar to 11 years in prison and ordered $31.35 million in restitution to victims for a multi‑million dollar fraud at Swiftarc Capital. Prosecutors say new money financed older investors and an extravagant lifestyle, with Jawahar directing most funds into a single declining asset. The case names Kelce among victims; many details remain undisclosed.
The writer and actor has welcomed a daughter, announced in a Vogue op-ed. Dunham has long spoken about endometriosis and fertility challenges, including a hysterectomy at 31. The baby’s arrival comes 13 days later than expected and is described with intimate detail of the birth moment.
A three‑judge panel of the 1st US Circuit Court of Appeals has largely upheld a lower court ruling that found the Department of Homeland Security’s third‑country removal policy unlawful, saying migrants must get a meaningful chance to raise safety concerns before removal. The panel narrowed one part of the decision on procedural grounds. The administration is expected to appeal.
Taylor Swift has released a deluxe edition of The Life of a Showgirl, titled The Encore, adding four new songs. The move follows mixed reviews of Showgirl and signals Swift’s continuing prolific output as she expands her catalog with fresh material after the original release.
A U.S. appeals court has largely upheld a February decision finding the Department of Homeland Security’s third-country removal policy unlawful. The ruling requires migrants to have a meaningful opportunity to raise safety concerns before removal, overturning part of the prior ruling on procedural grounds. The DHS plans to appeal as officials push ahead with a controversial policy that has drawn widespread scrutiny.
Jalen Brunson has hosted Saturday Night Live, becoming the first Knicks player to host since 2007. The episode opened the Knicks’ season after their title victory, featuring questions from Brunson’s teammates in the monologue and a series of sketches.
Taylor Swift has received the inaugural Artist Director Honors at the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards, bringing her total to 31 VMAs and making her the most-awarded artist in VMA history. The two-hour show has been hosted by Snoop Dogg from the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, with Madonna opening the ceremony and multiple new nominees highlighted.
J.J. Watt has been named the permanent lead analyst for CBS Sports’ NFL coverage, replacing Tony Romo. The deal comes after Romo’s departure earlier this month. Watt has been elevated from a temporary role to the top booth alongside Jim Nantz and Tracy Wolfson, with production teams and players reacting to the change.