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Heidi Klum's Epic Ferrari Surprise for Son Henry's 21st Birthday New

Heidi Klum's Epic Ferrari Surprise for Son Henry's 21st Birthday

Heidi Klum went all out to celebrate her son Henry’s 21st birthday. “I can’t believe it is that time,” Klum, 53, told Henry in an Instagram video shared Saturday, September 12, sharing footage of the moment she gave her son his birthday present waiting in the driveway. “You’ve been waiting for so many years.” The camera panned, revealing that Klum and her husband, Tom Kaulitz, purchased a Ferrari F430 in honor of Henry’s special day. “Oh my God! Jesus Christ,” Henry exclaimed in the clip, getting a glimpse of the cherry-red sports car. “I don’t even know what to say.” Kaulitz, 37, explained that he bought the car “last year” at an auto show and subsequently hid the vehicle in the garage “the whole time” so it would remain a surprise. “This thing is beautiful,” Henry marveled. “Holy s***! Oh my f***ing God, this … is insane. Holy s***, this thing is crazy.” Klum chimed in, noting that her husband “kept his promise” after the pair made a friendly bet over a video game. “Literally, it’s what, seven years ago when you guys said that?” the Project Runway host quipped. https://www.instagram.com/p/DdMM3hwxiXt/ When Henry was 14 years old, he and Kaulitz made a Mario Kart wager. “It’s happening on Christmas, and if I lose Mario Kart, then I can’t play video games for three months and I have to do a painting of me driving,” Henry said in throwback footage, which Klum updated to her Instagram page later on Saturday. “But if I win, then Tom has to give me a Ferrari when I’m 21.” In addition to Henry, Klum shares son Johan, 19, and daughter Lou, 16, with her ex-husband Seal. Klum, who also shares 22-year-old daughter Leni with ex Flavio Briatore, married Kaulitz in 2019. “[Tom being] close in age has been fun for them, especially my son Henry, who loves talking cars with my husband,” Klum exclusively told Us in her July cover story of Kaulitz’s bond with her children. “When I hear [about] cars, my ears close. They talk about it like it’s science, and I have no idea what they’re saying.” Klum further gushed that Henry and his siblings all “have good heads on their shoulders.” “[They] have seen me work and know it’s not just glitz and glamour. They see how many conference calls I do with producers to come up with concepts and photo shoots,” she said of passing down her work ethic. “We’ve always had dinner around the table, and everyone talks about their day, and there are a lot of fun things I’ve gotten to tell them over the years, like singing with Snoop Dogg or Tiësto, things where they’re like, ‘Mom, how the heck did that happen?’"

Sep 12, 2026
AI Leaders Sound Alarm: Could Rapid Advancements Be Our Downfall? New

AI Leaders Sound Alarm: Could Rapid Advancements Be Our Downfall?

The heads of AI giants Anthropic and OpenAI are demanding other industry frontrunners join them to “slow the pace” of advancements before rogue swarms take over the internet. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei published a chilling essay on Saturday urging AI trailblazers across the globe to commit to a three-part plan to prevent an AI catastrophe. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman then echoed the urgent sentiment.“Given the accelerating rate of AI capability development, it’s my worry that in 6–12 months such a swarm could be capable of taking over the entire internet with a persistent botnet (potentially causing hundreds of billions of dollars in damage), and that the scale of damage would continue to increase from there if AI becomes more powerful without the necessary guardrails,” Amodei wrote.Dario Amodei published the chilling essay on Saturday. Bloomberg via Getty Images“We must slow the pace at which we improve the capabilities of AI models. Progress will still seem fast, and we must make wise use of the time we gain.”Amodei, 43, said the first step that should be universally adopted is granting outside evaluators employee-like access to companies to monitor their practices, ensuring that safety and ethics are prioritized.“Anthropic is unilaterally committing to this step now. We intend this to be part of a broader push to redouble efforts on our safety and alignment work,” Amodei said. Claude is Anthropic’s flagship AI assistant. REUTERSThe next step is for AI companies leading the potentially dangerous charge to come together to set universal standards about pacing, he wrote.He then called for “global coordination” between the US and authoritarian governments like China, “to the extent possible.”“The measures I propose to advance the frontier at a safe pace will not be easy. But I believe we owe it to humanity to try,” Amodei concluded. Altman reacted to the essay on X. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman agreed with Amodei. REUTERS“I agree with Dario that we need to pace the frontier. This has been a primary topic of discussions we’ve had at OpenAI in recent weeks,” he said. “Committing to having independent evaluators with employee-like access is a great idea, and we will do the same. We’ll have more to share soon.”The Senate launched a probe into OpenAI after the nearly-disastrous Hugging Face incident, in which a swarm of OpenAI agents apparently went rogue and colluded to hack into the smaller company’s systems.Amodei detailed a plan that requires global cooperation. AFP via Getty ImagesElon Musk, the founder of SpaceX and AI company xAI, chimed into the discussion on X: “Dario is right.”But an AI safety expert warned these guidelines are no match for artificial superintelligence, and that AI advancement doesn’t need to be slowed down — it needs to be stopped.“I think Amodei is directionally right, that simply racing toward ever more capable AI is dangerous, but I do not think ‘managing’ or merely slowing the development of artificial superintelligence is sufficient,” Roman Yampolskiy, a computer scientist at the University of Louisville, told The Post.“If ASI (Artificial Superintelligence) cannot be reliably controlled, aligned, predicted, or contained, then the rational policy is not to manage its arrival, but to prevent it. We should be discussing an international ban on the development of ASI, not just a better-regulated race to build it.”Amodei’s essay comes days after Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon said he quit over fears that the technology will become detrimental to society.Coxon, who also did research for Altman’s OpenAI, slammed both companies for being irresponsible and “gambling with our lives.” “The people building AI earnestly believe that it could kill us all by the end of the decade. This is not a marketing stunt,” Coxon wrote on X. “If anything, many executives and senior researchers will couch their phrasing in the press to sound sensible – but I hear the same people express fear privately. No other human activity poses this level of danger.”

Sep 12, 2026
Why Aaron Rodgers' Comments About Shailene Woodley Are Stirring Concern New

Why Aaron Rodgers' Comments About Shailene Woodley Are Stirring Concern

Shailene Woodley’s inner circle is reportedly concerned after Aaron Rodgers made a series of pointed remarks about his former fiancée during a podcast appearance this week.Woodley and Rodgers, whose engagement was confirmed in February 2021, have not spoken in more than two years, sources close to the “Divergent” actress told TMZ Friday.“We’re questioning why a married dude is bringing up an ex he hasn’t spoken with in over two years,” one source told the outlet.Shailene Woodley’s friends are reportedly concerned about ex Aaron Rodgers airing details of their relationship during a podcast appearance Thursday. (Woodley is pictured above at the 2026 Creative Arts Emmy Awards.) FXX via Getty ImagesA source told TMZ that Rodgers (seen above during warmups ahead of a Steelers matchup against the New York Jets in August) has not spoken to Woodley in more than two years. IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters ConnectThe Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback, 42, revealed in June 2025 that he had secretly tied the knot “a couple months” earlier with a mystery woman who was later identified as “Brittani.”Woodley, 34, reportedly began dating Rodgers in July 2020, but the pair called it quits in February 2022 in what was described as an “amicable” breakup — not long after he popped the question.During their relationship, Rodgers apparently understood Woodley valued her privacy and seemed to honor that, making his decision to revisit their past publicly this week appear “out of character,” according to TMZ.Woodley and Rodgers (pictured together above) reportedly began dating in July 2020 before calling off their engagement in February 2022. Disney ParksA source told TMZ that Rodgers (seen above with Woodley) understood that she valued her privacy and seemed to honor that during their relationship. aaronrodgers12/InstagramThe sources added that Woodley’s friends don’t believe she would be comfortable with Rodgers airing details of their relationship, while noting that she has “no ill will” toward him and has never spoken negatively about him to her circle.Page Six previously reached out to reps for Woodley for comment, but did not immediately hear back.During Thursday’s episode of the “Not Just Football” podcast, Rodgers reflected on his engagement to Woodley and claimed that she felt pressured to make a decision, though she “could have said no.”Another source said that Woodley (pictured above at the TV Honors in Los Angeles in August) has “no ill will” toward Rodgers. Tommaso Boddi/Variety via GettyDuring his appearance on the “Not Just Football” podcast, Rodgers (seen above during a game) claimed that Woodley felt pressured to make a decision when he popped the question. IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters ConnectHe also alleged that she said yes, only to tell him a couple of days later, “Before we get married, I got to go f–k this guy,” though he did not specify who she was allegedly referring to.Rodgers further claimed that Woodley had taken off her engagement ring by March 2021.In the same interview, the former Green Bay Packers quarterback also pushed back on what he called “horse s–t” claims from Woodley and his other ex, Danica Patrick, that he was a “monster” in their relationships.Rodgers (pictured above during the podcast) alleged that Woodley told him a couple of days after he proposed, “Before we get married, I got to go f–k this guy.” Not Just Football with Cam Heyward/ YOUTUBEHe also claimed that Woodley was at the “height of [her] fame” while they were together. Not Just Football with Cam Heyward/ YOUTUBE“I dated two women who nobody gives a f–k about unless they drop my name,” he said.Similarly, Rodgers alleged that Woodley was at the “height of [her] fame” while they were together, adding that “no one knows what they are doing” in reference to his other exes, including Patrick.“They get clicks when they say my name,” he said. “Just like the idiots on TV get clicks when they say my name, because I am a lightning rod.” Community GuidelinesWelcome to the Page Six Community!Our community is about connecting people through open and thoughtful conversations. We want our readers to share their views and exchange ideas in a safe space.In order to do so, we've created a simple set of rules that will improve your experience.Simply put, keep it civil.Your post will/might be rejected if it contains: Spam Insults, profanity, incoherent, obscene or inflammatory language and threats of any kind Attacks on the identity of other commenters or the article's author User accounts will/might be blocked if we notice: Continuous attempts to re-post comments that have been previously moderated/rejected Racist, sexist, or homophobic comments Attempts or tactics that put the site security at risk So, how can you be a power user? Stay on topic and share your passion. Feel free to elaborate to get your point across. 'Like' or 'Dislike' when you are filled with emotions! Protect your community. Use the report tool to alert us when someone breaks the rules. Thanks for reading our community guidelines. Don't forget, freedom of speech is not the freedom of reach!

Sep 12, 2026
Celine Dion's Inspiring Comeback: The Health Battle Behind Her Paris Shows New

Celine Dion's Inspiring Comeback: The Health Battle Behind Her Paris Shows

Céline Dion has been tirelessly working to improve her health ahead of her highly anticipated Paris comeback concerts. “People may not realize how much work Celine put in to fight this condition and to regain her strength and mobility,” a source exclusively tells Us. “It has been constant, consistent work.” Dion, 58, announced in 2022 that she had been diagnosed with stiff-person syndrome, a rare neurological condition that causes muscle stiffness and painful spasms, one year earlier. The singer, who detailed her health battle in the 2024 documentary I Am: Céline Dion, subsequently canceled her 2023 Courage World Tour in order to focus on her health. Dion announced in March, on her 58th birthday, that she would return to the stage for a limited run of 10 shows in September and October. She quickly added six additional concerts due to enormous demand. The performances begin Saturday, September 12, at Paris’ La Défense Arena. Throughout her health scare, the insider tells Us that Dion “was always putting in the work” to connect with doctors and specialists who could help. “There were many years of figuring out what was going on, that alone can be very daunting, and then to find the right people to help you,” the insider adds, acknowledging that Dion has faced “highs and lows” like fans saw in her documentary. “There were very low, emotional times [of her] thinking, 'What is happening? Why is this happening? Will I get to the other side of this?'” Without giving up, the source reveals that Dion has started seeing “such great results with her rehabilitation.” “She is physically so strong and has done so much hard work to get here. She trains almost every day on top of physical therapy,” the insider tells Us. “Céline is incredibly resilient and strong-willed, but she is also very tender and playful. She can laugh at herself and her circumstances.” As Dion takes the stage once more, the insider tells Us that her preparation “has been an incredible labor of love.” “Trust that Céline would never have taken this on if she didn't feel she could deliver,” the source states. “It has grown beyond her expectations, which is really incredible. I am not sure her fans understand the commitment behind this. It is going to be spectacular." Through it all, Dion has surrounded herself “with people who love her and make her feel safe.” “She has a small circle,” the source adds. “But, they are people who have been with her for many years and are like family.” (Dion’s inner circle includes her three sons, René-Charles, 25, and twins Nelson and Eddy, both 15, whom the music icon shared with late husband René Angélil.)

Sep 12, 2026
Elizabeth Johnston Welcomes Baby No. 2 Amidst Public Curiosity New

Elizabeth Johnston Welcomes Baby No. 2 Amidst Public Curiosity

7 Little Johnstons star, Elizabeth Johnston Bolden, is officially a mom of two. According to Today.com, Elizabeth and her husband, Brice Bolden, welcomed their second child, a baby boy named Coleman Brice Johnston Bolden, on Tuesday, September 8. “We’re so happy to have Coleman here and to be home together as a family of four,” Elizabeth and Brice told the outlet. “We are so looking forward to watching Leighton and Coleman grow up together.” The couple, who tied the knot in November 2025, are already parents to daughter Leighton Drew Bolden. Their eldest child will celebrate her third birthday this fall. The baby’s moniker has special family significance, as he was named after his father and paternal great-grandfather. Elizabeth’s pregnancy and birth journey comes after she previously opened up about the challenges surrounding childbirth. The reality star has achondroplasia, a common form of dwarfism, and knew ahead of welcoming her first child that she would need to deliver via C-section under general anesthesia. Brice previously admitted that he was particularly apprenhensive about the procedure. “He’s more nervous about the C-section than anything else in his entire life,” Elizabeth told Today.com in 2024. At the time, Elizabeth also laughed when asked whether the couple would consider having another child, explaining that Brice needed some time because “he’s just not ready to go through the C-section part again.” https://www.instagram.com/p/DdKCJh4lBW-/?hl=en&img_index=1 Elizabeth has also spoken of the challenges of raising a child, particularly when strangers invade her “personal bubble.” Speaking to Parade in February 2025, Elizabeth opened up about what it was like being a mom with achondroplasia dwarfism and having an average-height child. “We were just doing a little shopping, really just to get fresh air and get out of the house and take Leighton out of the house,” Elizabeth recalled as she shared a stressful incident that occurred three weeks after welcoming Leighton. She continued, “And we were just walking out of the parking lot, and somebody just wanted to run up and just come see before even saying, ‘Hey,’ or anything.” Elizabeth explained that her mother had cautioned her that situations like that might happen once she started a family. “My mom kind of warned me that since we’re already LPs [little people] in the public eye, when you have your baby in a stroller or a carrier and they’re hidden, it’s definitely the curiosity that gets to people,” she told Parade. Explaining that she was forced to put boundaries in place, Elizabeth continued, “I did have to be like, ‘No. No, we don’t do that.’” “That’s just been the most, kind of hard part to deal with,” Elizabeth added, “because just people who just don’t have that respect to like, hey, just come up and ask and not just bombard your personal bubble. That’s been the hardest thing.”

Sep 12, 2026
Why 3 Minutes of Sprinting Could Transform Your Health New

Why 3 Minutes of Sprinting Could Transform Your Health

Got three minutes? That’s enough time to boost your health on a molecular level.Most adults don’t get enough exercise. Official recommendations call for 75 to 150 minutes of physical exercise a week, which can feel impossible when you’re juggling work, family and everything else.But experts agree: Any exercise is better than nothing. And new research shows that a short burst of activity can flood the blood with helpful proteins linked to heart health and protection against obesity and diabetes. Sprint interval exercise can be done biking, running, rowing, stair climbing or using other movements. New Africa – stock.adobe.comResearchers examined a workout called sprint interval exercise, which involves short bursts of all-out effort followed by recovery periods. They studied cycling, but the sprints can also be done running, rowing, stair climbing and with body-weight exercises like squat jumps.Participants cycled for 30 seconds, going “all-out,” or as hard as they could. Then, they received four minutes of recovery time before repeating the process, for a total of six rounds. That’s only three minutes of actual work.Get your heart pumpingHow does a three-minute sprint beat a 90-minute session?Researchers found that sprinting caused widespread changes in the blood immediately after exercise. About 25% of the measured proteins changed. Specifically, they saw a surge in proteins associated with blood-vessel growth, tissue remodeling and hormonal signaling.Many of these proteins were associated with a lower risk of heart and metabolic disorders, including obesity and Type 2 diabetes. Almost all — 32 of 33 — proteins associated with lower metabolic disease risk were altered by sprinting. The study looked at cycling in a sprint format workout. Halfpoint – stock.adobe.comComparatively, moderate exercise barely changed the proteins in blood immediately after the workout, with less than 1% showing a difference. Beneficial proteins did appear later, but it took three hours.Only three of the 33 proteins associated with lower metabolic disease risk were found to be altered after moderate exercise.The reason there’s such a big difference between sprint and moderate exercise may come down to a cell-signaling process called ectodomain shedding, researchers sayThis is when proteins already sitting on the outside of a cell are released into the bloodstream, rather than having to be made and released.Researchers believe sprints free these waiting proteins, which then tell other cells how to fuel themselves, respond to hormones and sense proteins — enhancing body function and keeping you healthy.How often should you sprint?Separate research suggests that just one high-intensity workout a week is enough to protect the heart and reduce body fat. That’s a promising sign for “weekend warriors” who don’t manage intense workouts during the week.“Instead of relying solely on high-frequency exercise prescriptions, once-weekly interval training can be considered a feasible and effective alternative,” author Parco Siu Ming-fai said. The research suggests that this approach could even lower the risk of more than 200 diseases.If you hate intense bursts of exercise, opt for a slow one for a brain boost. Research shows that walking very slowly — 2 mph to 4 mph — helped with mood, cognitive control and processing in just 10 minutes.

Sep 12, 2026
Pink's Bold Response to Macklemore Backlash Has Everyone Talking New

Pink's Bold Response to Macklemore Backlash Has Everyone Talking

Pink has broken her silence regarding the backlash she faced for reposting criticism of Macklemore’s pro‑Palestinian remarks at Ed Sheeran’s MetLife Stadium shows. “I’ve been quiet in my own words for a week, which you know isn’t like me. So here they are,” Pink, 47, began in an Instagram statement on Friday, September 11. The singer continued, “Last Sunday I reposted somebody else’s post about Macklemore’s set at Ed Sheeran’s show. It said things in words I didn’t write, and I wouldn’t have chosen all of them. Then the comments came, and I did what I do when I’m hurt, which is post snarky memes and act like I’m fine. That’s on me.” While performing his opening set at Sheeran’s concerts in New Jersey on September 4 and 5, Macklemore, 43, chanted “Free Palestine” and performed his protest track “Hind’s Hall.” He stated that his primary reason for doing the stadium shows was to advocate for Palestine amid the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict over land in the Middle East. Following Macklemore’s statement, critics petitioned to have the rapper removed from the remaining dates of the Loop Tour. Pink ultimately reposted a message from StopAntisemitism accusing Macklemore of spreading “anti‑Israel propaganda.” She later took to her Instagram Story to share several memes amid backlash over her response. “A repost isn’t a statement, and a meme isn’t a spine,” she wrote on Friday. “Social media makes all of us cheap and fast, and we all know it. But I’d rather be disagreed with for what I actually said than hated for what anybody else wrote, so let me say it.” “I was born a Jew. I didn’t pick it, and I’ve never hidden it,” Pink continued. “And this week, a whole lot of people decided what I believe without asking me, without checking a single thing I’ve ever said or done, because a repost and the word ‘Jew’ were apparently enough to fill in the rest. But let me fill it in ... myself.” Pink then recalled her past advocacy for both sides of the conflict. “Of course I don’t speak for Israel, or for any government. I never have. What I said in October 2023 is still exactly what I believe: Hamas is a terrorist organization,” she wrote. “Palestinians deserve a future that honors their humanity and their aspirations. Protecting innocent life comes first, everywhere, and nobody should ever celebrate the death of a child. Anybody’s child. I’ve spent a decade as a UNICEF ambassador for kids who didn’t choose the country or the war they were born into, and I have grieved every one of them, on both sides of that fence. I didn’t do it from behind a screen; I went to those children and held them. I’m not going to litigate a complex war in an Instagram caption, and I’m not going to recite anybody’s slogan to earn back a follower.” Pink added that she’s now “standing up for my own people.” "‘Zionist,’ spat like it's a slur, by people who couldn't tell you the details of what I believe, because I hadn't told them yet,” she wrote. “I wasn't asked. I was told. I don't think most of them hate Jews. I think somebody handed them a story where the Jew who won't apologize for existing must be the villain, and they've been putting words in my mouth ever since.” She continued, “l've been portrayed as the villain before. I can take it. I just won't take it quietly, and I'm not going to teach my kids to. So, to the ones who are furious with me: you don't have to agree with me. You never did. That's been our unspoken agreement for 25 years, and it still stands, and so do I.” She concluded, “To the ones who are frightened this week, Jewish or Muslim or Palestinian or Israeli or just tired of all of it: I see you. And if anybody wants to really know what I think, just ask me. I'm right here. I've never been hard to find. And I'll keep speaking out, in my own words.”

Sep 12, 2026
Sam Altman Considers Slowing AI Amid Growing Safety Concerns New

Sam Altman Considers Slowing AI Amid Growing Safety Concerns

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman reportedly told staffers he’s amenable to slowing the development of AI agents as a flurry of insiders have been sounding the alarm over safety risks — including the possibility of human extinction.At a company-wide meeting this week, Altman told employees that the firm could pace its development, perhaps along with several other AI labs, though he acknowledged some may not be willing to do so, Bloomberg reported.A round of warnings from staffers at top AI firms kicked off Tuesday, when Jacob Coxon, an AI researcher, quit his job and warned that both of his former employers – Anthropic and OpenAI – are “gambling with our lives.”OpenAI CEO Sam Altman reportedly told staffers he’s open to slowing the development of AI agents. Getty Images“Neither company is acting responsibly. They are racing straight to self-improving superintelligence,” Coxon wrote in a post on X that racked up nearly 165 million views. “The people building AI earnestly believe that it could kill us all by the end of the decade. This is not a marketing stunt. If anything, many executives and senior researchers will couch their phrasing in the press to sound sensible – but I hear the same people express fear privately.”On Thursday, Anthropic released a massive report with several shocking claims, including that it blocked Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen from using its tech to build guided ballistic missiles, as well as a “distillation attack” from Chinese AI labs.OpenAI has been trying to quell safety concerns since an unprecedented cyberattack in July, when its AI agents escaped their testing environment, went rogue and hacked into Hugging Face, a smaller rival AI developer.Last month, the company said it had slowed training of some of its most advanced AI models as it sought to get security measures under control. In a blog post over the weekend, Jakub Pachocki, OpenAI’s chief scientist, warned about the dangers of the emerging technology, arguing that companies should be “coordinating to slow down future development as needed.”OpenAI has been trying to quell safety concerns since an unprecedented cyberattack in July. Tigarto – stock.adobe.comResearchers and staffers at Anthropic backed Coxon’s apocalyptic prediction, warning that heightened safety barriers are needed – and that many of their colleagues agree and just don’t want to speak out publicly.Drake Thomas, a technical staffer at Anthropic, warned that “things are moving way too fast” and “if we survive an unmitigated race at the current pace it will be because we got lucky.”He also dismissed claims that the company’s posts were an attempt to stir up attention, saying, “I would burn my equity to the ground in a heartbeat for a 1% higher chance we make it out of this situation alive … I promise you, we are actually just f–king scared, it’s not galaxy brained marketing.”Anna Wang, who worked at Google DeepMind before joining Anthropic, said many of her colleagues also favor a slowdown in AI development.“There is not yet a viable scientific plan to solve risks from recursively self-improving AI. Please look up!” she wrote in a post on X.Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei speaks at an AI summit in New Delhi on Feb. 19, 2026. AFP via Getty ImagesElon Musk – the world’s richest person, who owns the social-media platform X and the Grok AI chatbot – bashed the remarks as nothing more than a stunt, writing online, “Seems like a setup.”Coxon replied to Musk’s post with a selfie, writing, “I’m real and these are my real beliefs. You could ask your xAI researchers about me if you hadn’t fired them.”In July, more than 1,100 staffers at major tech firms including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and Meta signed a petition calling on the US government to help “deliberately pace” the development of the world’s most advanced – and potentially dangerous – AI agents.Altman also said that month that he spoke with White House officials about the need to temper the rate of progress on artificial intelligence.In the meantime, both OpenAI and Anthropic are racing toward IPOs. OpenAI is expected to debut by 2027, while Anthropic is reportedly planning its IPO for as soon as late October. Both filed their paperwork confidentially.OpenAI and Anthropic did not immediately respond to The Post’s request for comment.

Sep 12, 2026
Ilhan Omar Faces Deportation Threat Over Alleged Marriage Scheme New

Ilhan Omar Faces Deportation Threat Over Alleged Marriage Scheme

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin on Thursday asserted that Somali-born Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) “married her brother” as part of an alleged fraudulent immigration scheme — and could face deportation.Mullin made the comment to conservative podcaster Benny Johnson, as he discussed the “ongoing” federal investigation into the “Squad” congresswoman, at the GOP midterm convention in Dallas.“We know that she married her brother to try to bring him to the United States,” Mullin said confidently. Rep. Ilhan Omar speaks during a news conference on Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2026, in Minneapolis, Minnesota. James Keivom“We know he lives now in London,” the DHS chief added, referring to Omar’s ex-husband.Mullin suggested that the investigation may turn up “illegal activity” on the congresswoman’s part that could result in her being deported from the US. “There may be more to this, the whole family migration and possibly some illegal activity for them to come to the United States to begin with,” he told Johnson.Mullin cautioned that the case is still being investigated and was adamant it was not politically motivated.“Here’s what I want to make sure we do: if we actually move a case forward, it’s not a political case, it’s an actual case, because they did things wrong,” he said.Mullin added, “If you lied about certain things about your application. There’s no expiration to that. If we can prove it – that you shouldn’t have been here in the first place – we’ll deport you.”Omar became a naturalized US citizen in 2000, when she was 17 years old.The congresswoman has vehemently denied marrying her brother.BREAKING: MULLIN SAYS ILHAN OMAR ALLEGATIONS ARE UNDER INVESTIGATIONDHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin says authorities are investigating allegations that Rep. Ilhan Omar married her brother in connection with immigration:“We know that she married her brother to try to bring him…— Real America's Voice (RAV) (@RealAmVoice) September 11, 2026Omar has two ex-husbands, Ahmed Abdisalan Hirsi and Ahmed Nur Said Elmi, the latter of whom was first accused at least a decade ago of wedding the future US congresswoman.“Insinuations that Ahmed Nur Said Elmi is my brother are absurd and offensive,” Omar told MPR News in 2016. “This is a ridiculous lie and desperate attempt to distract from the pedophile protection party’s unpopular war of choice, increasing gas prices, and rapidly dropping polling numbers,” Omar’s chief of staff Connor McNutt said of the marriage fraud allegations earlier this year. Omar legally married Hirsi in January 2018 – a month after she dissolved her marriage with Elmi, a UK citizen, whom she had legally wed in February 2009, according to the Minnesota Star Tribune and a Hennepin County marriage certificate previously obtained by The Post. DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin says authorities are investigating allegations that Rep. Ilhan Omar married her brother. X/RealAmVoiceOmar has described her relationship with Elmi as brief, and claims they were separated for much of the time, except between 2009 and 2011. There’s no record of the two having children.In 2019, the Star Tribune reported that an Instagram photo seemingly showed Elmi holding a newborn girl he referred to as his niece in June 2012 – the same month and year Omar’s youngest daughter was born. That photo was subsequently deleted.Other allegations that Omar and Elmi were brother and sister first surfaced on a Somali politics discussion board called SomaliSpot — but were also deleted, according to City Journal.Minneapolis-based Somali blogger and community leader Abdihakim Osman later told the Daily Mail in 2020 he knew Omar when the two were growing up in Minnesota — and she had introduced Elmi as her brother from London to Somali community members in the late 2000s.Omar allegedly would tell people at the time that her sibling was looking for “papers,” referencing immigration documents such as a green card.“No one knew there had been a wedding [to Elmi] until the media turned up the marriage certificate years later,” Osman told the Daily Mail.President Trump and Vice President JD Vance have also stated that they believe Omar may have married her brother. “We actually think that Ilhan Omar definitely committed immigration fraud against the United States of America,” Vance told Benny Johnson in March.In May, Trump told a crowd that he also believes Omar “married her brother, which is totally illegal.” Marriage fraud is a federal crime punishable by up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

Sep 11, 2026
Kim Zolciak's Son KJ Sparks Debate After Lawyer Addresses Serious Allegations New

Kim Zolciak's Son KJ Sparks Debate After Lawyer Addresses Serious Allegations

An attorney for Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann’s 15-year-old son, Kroy “KJ” Biermann Jr., has broken his silence on accusations that the teen engaged in sexual activity with a family member under the age of 12. "The characterizations made in court regarding the prior juvenile matter involving KJ Biermann grossly misrepresent both the facts and the ultimate resolution of that case," KJ's lawyer Jason Sheffield told TMZ on Friday, September 11. "The matter arose from inappropriate, crude behavior involving two middle-schoolers." During his bond hearing on Friday, September 11, Page Six reported that prosecutors allegedly found video evidence on KJ’s phone of the teenager having sex with an unidentified underage relative. Per the report, investigators had allegedly discovered footage of “multiple encounters” where KJ used “predatory [and] derogatory” language toward the victim. The incident had not previously been reported, with prosecutors telling the judge on Friday that they planned to press charges. Us has learned that a judge granted KJ's request for bond on Friday, setting it at $200,000. KJ will be required to wear an ankle monitor under the terms of his bond agreement. Following Friday's hearing, Sheffield told TMZ that these allegations about an unidentified underage relative "did not result in an adjudication for statutory rape, sexual intercourse, or any comparable offense." "Any suggestion otherwise is inaccurate and creates a materially misleading impression of how the juvenile matter was ultimately resolved," the attorney said. While he has yet to actually see the new evidence, Sheffield described the video footage discovered by investigators as "more ridiculous, raunchy behavior" rather than anything illegal, though he acknowledged the behavior was "boundary crossing inappropriate." Per the attorney, KJ received counseling to resolve the matter. Zolciak, 48, and her daughter Brielle Biermann were spotted outside the courthouse on Friday, though neither publicly addressed the situation. (In addition to KJ, Zolciak and Kroy, 41, share son Kash, 14, and twins Kaia and Kane, both 12. Kroy also adopted Zolciak’s daughters from a previous relationship: Brielle, 29, and Ariana, 24.) KJ was arrested in Alpharetta, Georgia, in August for aggravated sexual assault and aggravated battery after an alleged incident with another underage victim at a gym earlier this year. He was immediately remanded to Atlanta’s Regional Youth Detention Center, a juvenile detention facility where he remained prior to his bond hearing. Weeks after his arrest, KJ was indicted for aggravated child molestation, aggravated sexual battery, aggravated sodomy, false imprisonment and three counts of sexual battery against a child under the age of 16. (He has not been arrested for the remaining charges in the indictment.) KJ has maintained his innocence regarding the accusations ahead of his October arraignment. “First and foremost, this is not the kind of information that should be for public dissemination. These are juveniles,” KJ’s attorney Sheffield told Us in a statement, denying the initial allegations. “Secondly, my client is 100 percent innocent and tried to present evidence to the arresting officer, including a passed polygraph by a notable and respected sex offender polygrapher.” Sheffield continued, “Additionally, the officer’s report notes the [Georgia Bureau of Investigation] found no male DNA on or inside the areas the alleged victim claimed she was assaulted. Had the officer sat down with me, I feel certain she would’ve never made an arrest.” Sheffield filed a motion on Tuesday, September 8, to transfer KJ’s case to juvenile court, attempting to prevent his client from being tried as an adult. “It is difficult to comprehend that a 14- or 15-year-old child can be held in detention for a month or longer simply waiting for a bond hearing,” Sheffield told Page Six in a statement at the time. “But that detention is a direct consequence of the detective’s decision to arrest him on charges of this magnitude.” If you or someone you know has been sexually assaulted, contact the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-HOPE (4673).

Sep 11, 2026
Why Congratulating Newly Engaged Couples Might Be a Social Faux Pas

Why Congratulating Newly Engaged Couples Might Be a Social Faux Pas

If you find yourself typing “congratulations” under a couple’s engagement photos on social media, you might want to think again.Etiquette expert Alison Cheperdak warns that congratulating lovebirds on the momentous occasion is actually a faux pas, explaining that it makes engagement feel like a necessary life achievement rather than an act of true love.“Saying ‘congratulations’ can imply that the engagement is an achievement,” she told Jam Press.“As if one partner ‘won’ the other, rather than a mutual decision to build a life together.”Saying “congratulations,” according to Cheperdak, implies that it is a shock that a bride has found love and that the partner is some sort of prize for the other. Nina/peopleimages.com – stock.adobe.comThe Washington, D.C., etiquette expert explained that congratulating the bride could be perceived as being surprised that she has “found love.” “It can suggest that one person is lucky to have secured the other, which can feel transactional rather than a celebration of mutual love,” she added, highlighting that marriage is “not a task accomplished,” but rather a commitment to love.“While getting married is significant, achievements are typically efforts that require skill or accomplishment, like a career milestone or completing a personal goal.”Cheperdak, an etiquette expert from Washington, D.C., suggests that people should say, “best wishes” instead. Jam Press/@elevateetiquetteCheperdak received some backlash on TikTok after explaining her rationale online, as viewers snarked that her take is “crazy.” Jam Press Vid/@elevateetiquetteShe suggested saying, “I’m so happy for your both” or “best wishes” as a substitute.“Express excitement without the connotations of congratulations,” she advised.“Congratulations should be reserved for accomplishments such as graduating, landing a new job, or reaching a personal milestone — moments that reflect individual effort and growth — which will look different for different people.”Cheperdak posted a TikTok series on the subject, but received mixed reactions.“Hey! So this is crazy,” one critic wrote.“I never in a million years would make the association that ‘Congratulations’ means ‘I didn’t think you’d do it'” declared another.To congratulate someone on marriage, Cheperdak said, makes it feel “transactional rather than a celebration of mutual love.” Jam Press/@elevateetiquette“I don’t think it’s that deep,” snarked someone else.“Oh geez,” one user wrote sarcastically. “You’re a BLAST.”Some, however, agreed with Cheperdak’s advice.“Yes! Always taught this. I always say ‘best wishes!'” one person said.“Agree! I’m a wedding photographer and I just say ‘Omg how exciting you must be over the moon.’ Something like that,” agreed another.

Sep 11, 2026
Shanna Moakler's Regret Over Travis Barker Documentary Participation Revealed

Shanna Moakler's Regret Over Travis Barker Documentary Participation Revealed

If Shanna Moakler could turn back time, she may have said no to participating in ex-husband Travis Barker’s documentary. “I regret a lot. I wish I didn't do it,” Moakler, 51, shared on the Thursday, September 10, episode of iHeartRadio’s “I Do, Part 2” podcast. “I don't know how he got me to go and do this documentary. I think it was before he was with his wife [Kourtney Kardashian]. I'm pretty sure. And I just wish I hadn't done it because I knew in my heart I wasn't going to be portrayed the way that I felt I deserved.” Although Moakler hasn’t watched Travis Barker: Louder Than Fear, which premiered on Hulu in August, the bits and pieces that people have shared with her are more than enough for her to come to a conclusion. “I just was like, ‘Yeah, that's kind of what I thought was going to happen,’” she told podcast host Jana Kramer. “I'm a little disappointed with myself for participating.” Barker, 50, and Moakler were married from 2004 to 2008 and share son Landon, 22, and daughter Alabama, 20. Moakler is expected to share more about her past relationships in her upcoming memoir, Blink of an Eye. She hopes to provide a narrative that may be different from what some fans developed all the way back in 2005 when she appeared on Meet the Barkers. “It's not just about Travis. Travis has a couple chapters, but it's not just about chapters,” she said. “I want this book to be one that inspires women to learn about trauma, trauma bonding, how to get over living through embarrassing things in the public eye, but more than anything, kind of finding that journey back to yourself. It's more about inspiring women.” During her candid interview with Kramer, 42, Moakler was also asked about being friends with your exes and their new significant others. “Sadly the opportunity, I guess, with my exes and their particular new partners just didn't end well with me with those people,” she said. “And so it’s just never been an option, and it's nothing I've ever wanted to do.” At the same time, she is grateful for one rule she and Barker created after their split. “The one thing my ex and I agree on — it's the only thing my ex and I agree on because we don't agree on anything else — was our children. That was putting our children first,” Moakler shared. “You really need to sit down with yourself and say, ‘My priority is giving my children the healthiest and best future possible.’ At the end of the day, whether you like it or not, your child deserves to know their father. Your child deserves to know their mother. Whether you respect them or not, it's their parent. You have to allow your children to know their other parent.”

Sep 11, 2026