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Finneas and Others Make Bold Exit from Ed Sheeran's Tour: Here's Why New

Finneas and Others Make Bold Exit from Ed Sheeran's Tour: Here's Why

Finneas and other musical acts are showing their support for Macklemore — and the Palestinian people — by exiting Ed Sheeran’s Loop Tour amid the controversial decision to drop the Seattle rapper from the show. “Artists must not be silenced when they speak up for the oppressed,” Finneas, 29, wrote via Instagram on Tuesday, September 15. “I have decided to withdraw from my upcoming tour dates with Ed Sheeran. I stand with Palestine and its people.” Lukas Graham also announced they would no longer be performing as a supporting act on the tour. “It’s hard to watch families in other parts of the world burying the people they love. We should be able to speak about war, about civilians being killed, about children who deserve to grow up. Wherever they live. Whatever flag flies over them,” the group wrote via Instagram on Tuesday. “I love Ed, and I’m grateful for everything we’ve shared. That hasn’t changed. But I can’t put these words out into the world and carry on with this tour as things stand. We’re withdrawing from the remaining dates. I’m sorry we won’t be there. This is a difficult decision, but it’s one I need to stand by.” Macklemore, 43, commented: “❤️����.” Sheeran’s Loop Tour made headlines earlier this month when Macklemore performed an opening set at the New Jersey stop on September 4 and 5. The “Thrift Shop” rapper chanted “Free Palestine” and performed his protest track “Hind’s Hall.” Days later, the concert promoter for the tour announced Macklemore would no longer be performing. “We have been notified by venues on the upcoming U.S. tour dates that they will not allow a concert to take place with Macklemore on the lineup, which would result in the cancellation of the tour and impact hundreds of thousands of fans,” Messina Touring Group said in a statement to Rolling Stone on Monday, September 14. “After discussions with stakeholders, Macklemore will not be performing on the remaining support dates.” On Tuesday, Sheeran, 35, spoke out about the turn of events and said it was not his decision to have Macklemore removed from his tour. “I have spent this week trying to build bridges, to find a solution and unfortunately, was unable to do so,” he said via Instagram. “I know who I am, both as a person and as an artist, and those who know my heart know my values too.” The artists choosing to exit Sheeran’s tour say it has nothing to do with the headliner. Instead, they simply want to stand with the Palestinian people, who continue to face Israel’s response to the deadly October 7 terrorist attacks, which has resulted in the estimated deaths of over 70,000 Palestinian civilians, including more than 20,000 children, per the Palestinian Health Ministry and the United Nations, at the time of publication. “I don’t take the decision lightly. Ed has been a friend to me and has changed my life,” Aaron Rowe wrote via Instagram. “I could never thank him enough for this. But as Irish people, we know all too well about genocide, forced famine and violent occupation.” In a separate Instagram post, Irish folk band Beoga confirmed their exit from the tour. “We are a traditional Irish band who never saw ourselves playing in stadiums of that size, and that opportunity is not lost on us,” they wrote. “We have been friends with Ed for over 10 years now and will continue to be. We believe in dialogue as a means of progressing the plight of the Palestinian people.”

Sep 16, 2026
Florida Woman Allegedly Drugged and Robbed Men for Their Rolex Watches New

Florida Woman Allegedly Drugged and Robbed Men for Their Rolex Watches

A Florida woman allegedly seduced and drugged a man she met at a casino in an elaborate ruse to steal his nearly $100,000 Rolex — a crime authorities say she’s committed against several other victims.Lynda Mae Crouse, 32, is accused of preying on deep-pocketed bachelors she meets out, flirtatiously convincing them to take her home or to a hotel and then drugging them and taking off with their high-end watches before they come to, according to Broward County arrest records. The siren was arrested Friday for the April 12 timepiece theft of a man she met at the Carousel Club in Hallandale Beach around midnight. Lynda Mae Crouse, 32, is accused of drugging a man she just met at a casino to steal his nearly $100,000 Rolex, a crime authorities alleged she’s committed before.  BCSOThe pair exchanged contact info before departing the club and the man later sent an Uber to Crouse’s home to bring her back to his place, according to court documents. The two then began to drink. But as the man stepped away to change his clothes, he began to feel “funny” and “extremely tired,” a probable cause affidavit states. The incapacitated victim said the last thing he heard before passing out was a clapping sound coming from his living room and Crouse excusing herself to leave, according to the affidavit. After coming to hours later, the man ran to check on his watch, having suspected that the clapping sound was the woman opening the lid of his Rolex box, the affidavit states. His worst suspicions turned out to be true after he found that his 40 mm diamond-bedazzled Rolex Presidential – valued at $98,4000 – was gone, the document states. The victim later identified Crouse in a photo lineup, according to court documents. The timepiece theft happened after Crouse met a man at the Carousel Club in Hallandale Beach on April 12, with the man sending an Uber to bring her to his home not long after, according to court documents.  Google mapsThe apparent femme fatale has four other open cases in Dade County in which the victims shared a similar experience of taking Crouse home and waking up out of a fog to find their pricey wrist jewelry missing.In one case, a victim’s toxicology report revealed he had been drugged with zolpidem, a sleep aid known to cause rapid sedation, confusion and memory impairment especially when combined with alcohol, NBC Miami reported. Crouse was charged with grand theft and her bond was set at $2,000, which she paid, records show. No attorney information was available. She could not be reached for comment.

Sep 16, 2026
Why Tom Cruise's Shirtless GQ Cover Is Turning Heads New

Why Tom Cruise's Shirtless GQ Cover Is Turning Heads

Tom Cruise is showing off more than his face on the cover of GQ Magazine this month.The 64-year-old faces the camera in a pair of jeans and a black button-down shirt, with his top completely open to ensure his abs are on full display.Staring straight into Mario Sorrenti’s lens, Cruise has one hand hooked on his belt, the other running through his hair.Tom Cruise is the new cover star of GQ Magazine. Mario Sorrenti / GQShowing off his abs on the cover, he wears a flurry of vintage tops and jeans throughout the issue. Mario Sorrenti / GQAvid adventure-seeker, Cruise is set to release “Digger,” his first non-action film in years. Mario Sorrenti / GQThis is Cruise’s sixth cover of American GQ Magazine, though it’s his first for the publication in just over 20 years.“I’ve been busy,” he joked, when asked why he doesn’t sit down for long-form interviews very often.Continuing, “There’s things that I want other artists to know, you know? When people see a movie, you want it to look easy … and understanding the joy that it’s ok if it hurts. That it’s hard. That it can be confusing, and you don’t know.”Cruise has always taken on a casual, albeit slightly rugged, approach to character dressing — with the occasional tailored suit mixed in.As such, GQ dressed Cruise wearing a mix of Levi’s jeans, vintage tees and a few wool blazers layered on top — and had the legendary actor walk down Hollywood Boulevard among a flock of tourists.“I’ve been busy,” he joked when asked why he doesn’t often give long-form interviews. Mario Sorrenti / GQ“I’m not someone who lives in the past … I’m more looking out. For me, I’m more in present and future.” Mario Sorrenti / GQHe is also, as it happens, leaning into his latest “Digger” character: a southern oil tycoon. The “Top Gun” star is totally unrecognizable in the film.At a press event for the film, Cruise shared, “Whether it’s Les Grossman or ‘Interview With the Vampire,’ ‘Collateral’, or ‘Risky Business,’ I’m always asking, ‘How do I communicate this?’ The physicality, the makeup, that is stuff that you find as you are learning how to communicate.”All that said, Cruise told GQ that he’s always looking forward, not back. “I look back to evaluate how I can do things better. Where I’m going, “What worked and what didn’t work?” I can look back at things in a joyful way. I’m looking at history,” though adding, “I’m not someone who lives in the past … I’m more looking out. For me, I’m more in present and future.” 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 15, 2026
Melissa Rivers' Bold Callout: Worst Dressed Celebs at the 2026 Emmys New

Melissa Rivers' Bold Callout: Worst Dressed Celebs at the 2026 Emmys

The Emmys may be television’s biggest night, but not every star delivered an award-winning performance on the red carpet. Fashion Police alum Melissa Rivers opened up to Us about her worst dressed celebrities of the evening, detailing what she really thought of Shailene Woodley and Rachel Sennott’s respective looks at the Monday, September 14, event. “They were both in Balenciaga, and someone over there clearly does not like them,” Rivers quipped to Us. “Because, by the way, Sarah Snook was also in Balenciaga and looked perfect.” (Snook, 38, wore an off-the-shoulder white dress with a column skirt.) The host of “Melissa Rivers' Group Text Podcast” explained that just because an outfit works on the runway, doesn't mean it translates “in real life.” “I see Shailene's look walking down the runway,” Rivers exclusively told Us of her ensemble, which featured a blue top complete with a plunging neckline, gold beaded wide-leg pants and burgundy cloves. Woodley, 34, accessorized with a rainbow stone necklace and wore her brunette hair in a slicked-back ponytail. “It's not for civilians,” Rivers added. “And I think this is very often what becomes a problem,” Rivers, who recently launched her YouTube channel, The Joan Rivers Show, told Us. “By the way, Shailene looked great at the Creative Arts Emmy Awards, where she won. I think what happens is people are like, ‘Oh my God, it's from the runway, it's a massive designer,’ and get so excited to be able to wear that, that they don't take into account how it actually looks on them in person.” Another bunch who didn't make Rivers’ worst dressed list, but didn't wow her either was the Baywatch cast, including Brooks Nader, Jessica Belkin and Hassie Harrison, who all coordinated in cherry red gowns, a nod to their iconic swimsuits. “I could see everyone sitting around going, ‘That's a really clever nod to the show,’ but I felt like when they were all standing together ... It just didn't look good,” Rivers said. “It felt costumey rather than [like a] pretty gown.” Rivers described how sweltering it was on the red carpet during the Los Angeles heat wave, adding, “The sweaty men was the trend nobody wanted.” She also noticed that multiple stars at the event had beards that didn't match their hair. “All these men with dark hair and super gray beard. I asked my husband, I'm like, ‘Is it like their beards come in gray first and then their hair? Or is it just like everyone dyed their hair and they're just like, f*** it, let the beard be?’” In addition to her podcast, fans can enjoy a blast from the past on Melissa's newly launched YouTube channel, The Joan Rivers Show, which features classic and iconic interviews from the late comedian’s daytime talk show.

Sep 15, 2026
Kelly Stafford Joins the Debate Over Sydney Sweeney's Bold Ad Campaign New

Kelly Stafford Joins the Debate Over Sydney Sweeney's Bold Ad Campaign

Kelly Stafford, the wife of Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford, added her voice to the mix after Sydney Sweeney’s recent naked sports betting ad campaign stirred major debate.  Kelly, 37, took to her Instagram Story on Monday, September 14, sharing a video from influencer Daniel Hong, in which he opined about the message that Sweeney’s racy Novig campaign — showing the Euphoria actress fully naked with various sports items covering her body — sends to his two young daughters.  “THIS THIS THIS THIS,” Kelly commented on the clip.  Kelly and Matthew, 38, share four daughters: twins Sawyer and Chandler, 9, Hunter, 8 and Tyler, 6. "Seeing this whole Sydney Sweeney controversy just confirms what I already knew I have to teach my daughters, sooner than later,” Hong said in the video.  Hong added, “My girls are going to grow up in a world where they're going to learn really quick that attention has value, especially for girls. Appearance can get you attention: likes, comments, followers, money, opportunities. All of that is very real. What I want them to understand is that attention and value are not the same thing.” The father of two said his goal is to tell his girls that their “appearance never has to be the main thing that gives them their self-worth.” “I don't think I'm going to teach my daughters that with one conversation when they're 16,” he argued. “Look what I'm up against. I have to start right now.” Kelly has been an open book about the highs and lows of parenting, both on social media and her “The Morning After” podcast, which is currently on hiatus. The Georgia native spoke about the importance of grounding her daughters in religion on a podcast episode in September 2025.  “Living in California, actually living anywhere in the world these days, the world is changing and at this state where I feel like at any moment it could just all blow up in our faces,” she said. “Just to give them the base and the values of Christianity every day, knowing they have something to turn back to if things get hard, I’m very excited about.” Sweeney’s ad campaign for Novig has been met with plenty of backlash, including multiple female athletes who have pushed back at the company’s messaging.  “I wasn’t going to share this as I didn’t want to give this any more attention. But, I can’t keep my mouth shut,” former Australian Olympic swimmer Ariarne Titmus wrote via her Instagram Story on Saturday, September 12. “I can’t describe how infuriated I feel when I watch this.” Titmus, 26, added, “Not only is it a kick in the face to every woman who has dedicated her life to perfecting her craft, but every woman who enjoys sports for what it really is – teamwork, friendship, dedication, excellence, unity…How do we live in a world where monetising a woman’s body and sexualising women’s sport is still a thing?” Former Love Island USA star and paralympic athlete Beatriz Hatz also weighed in on the ad, writing via TikTok, “Actually so disgusted and disappointed in her ad. Idgaf if she getting hella money for that, she’s setting women back so much. Women in sports do not need to be sexualized. We deserve to compete at the peak of our ability and be seen as athletes.” Former UCLA gymnast Gracie Kramer even joined the chat, sharing a video of her competing and wrote, “Idk what Sydney Sweeney was doing, but this is what a woman in sports looks like.” Sweeney, for her part, seemingly addressed the backlash by sharing photos of athletes posing naked during their respective covers for ESPN The Magazine’s Body Issue.

Sep 15, 2026
Tragic Boat Crash Claims Lives of Lake Havasu's Beloved Business Icons New

Tragic Boat Crash Claims Lives of Lake Havasu's Beloved Business Icons

Two prominent business owners have been killed after their boat slammed into a peninsula at high speed before going airborne and crashing into a campsite.Charles Romer, 65, and Jennifer Luzzi, 59, both of Lake Havasu City, Arizona, were pronounced dead following the crash on Lake Havasu on Saturday night.Mohave County Sheriff’s Office Division of Boating Safety deputies responded to the area of Cattail Cove State Park at around 7:08 p.m. Saturday after receiving reports of a boating collision.Jennifer Luzzi is pictured. Luzzi was part of a power couple killed in a high-speed boat crash after their vessel went airborne. The Jennifer Luzzi GroupCharles Romer. Facebook/One MotorsportsWhen deputies arrived, they found a 2019 36-foot Douglas Marine boat upside down on land on the Arizona side of the lake, just north of Cattail Cove State Park.The two occupants were found unresponsive near the wreckage.Deputies immediately began performing life-saving measures on the pair, while firefighters from San Bernardino County and Lake Havasu City also responded.Despite the emergency efforts, both Romer and Luzzi were pronounced dead at the scene.Authorities have not released additional details about what caused the boat to strike the peninsula or whether any other factors contributed to the crash.According to the initial press release, the watercraft was traveling at a high rate of speed when it struck the large peninsula, sending the vessel airborne. The boat then continued through the air before landing in a boat-in campsite north of the initial impact, authorities said. Deputies from the Mohave County Sheriff’s Office Division of Boating Safety responded to a reported boating collision on Saturday, Sept. 12, at Cattail Cove State Park on Lake Havasu. Facebook/Mohave County Sheriff's OfficeThe vessel was ultimately found upside down on land, according to the Mohave County Sheriff’s Office.The deadly crash has sent shockwaves through the Lake Havasu City community, where both Romer and Luzzi were well-known figures in local business circles.Romer, known as Charles “Chip” Romer, was a prominent figure in offshore performance boat racing and previously held the “King of the Desert” title, awarded to the fastest driver at Desert Storm’s Shugrue’s Shootout, one of the marquee speed competitions held during the annual Lake Havasu event, according to Powerboat News. Romer was also the original owner of “Dial 911,” a Skater 388 built by Douglas Marine’s Skater Powerboats in 2010. The high-performance catamaran made its debut at the Desert Storm shootout, where Romer and TNT Custom Marine’s John Tomlinson recorded a 157-mph pass.His racing career extended beyond powerboats. Romer competed in sports car racing at the national level and won the Prototype 1 class at the 2022 SCCA National Championship Runoffs at Virginia International Raceway. He also competed in the IMSA Prototype Challenge and Radical Cup North America.Charles Romer is pictured. Romer was killed in a high-speed boat crash after the vessel went airborne. Facebook/One MotorsportsAway from racing, Romer was president of Romer Beverage Company, a family-owned Anheuser-Busch distributor headquartered in Kingman, Arizona. The company, founded in 1982, serves Mohave, La Paz and Yuma counties and operates warehouses in Kingman and Lake Havasu City.Luzzi was similarly well known around Lake Havasu City, where she had worked in real estate for years. She ran The Jennifer Luzzi Group with Keller Williams Arizona Living Realty, a team that was ranked sixth among small real estate teams in Arizona for units sold in 2026 by RealTrends.Luzzi had lived in Lake Havasu City for about three decades after moving there from Huntington Beach, California, in 1995.Friends and colleagues have since taken to social media to remember the pair and mourn their sudden deaths.Neville Agass, who said he first knew Romer as a customer before the two became close friends, described him as a passionate and accomplished businessman who also enjoyed racing, boating, off-roading and flying.Jennifer Luzzi, who was killed in a high-speed boat crash after the vessel went airborne. Facebook/Jennifer Luzzi“He was a very passionate person at whatever he took on and was a very accomplished and successful businessman, pilot, race car driver, off roader, boater and family man,” Agass wrote on Facebook. Agass said Romer “fitted more into his lifetime” than he could imagine fitting into five, adding that he would miss their phone calls, meetings at the racetrack and visits in Lake Havasu.“I’m really going to miss our catchup phone calls and meetups at the race track and of course our visits with him at Lake Havasu,” he added. The Lake Havasu Association of Realtors also paid tribute to both victims, with president Phil Annett describing their deaths as a devastating loss for the community.“The passing of our dear friends Jennifer Luzzi and Chip Romer has suspended reality for all of us,” Annett wrote. “It was way too soon, and completely unfair on all accounts.”Jennifer Luzzi was killed in a high-speed boat crash on a lake after the vessel went airborne. Facebook/Jennifer LuzziAnnett said both had left a lasting mark on their families, friends and Lake Havasu, writing that their impact on the community would not be forgotten.“They will forever live in our hearts,” he wrote. “Both of these friends have made an unforgettable impact on their family, friends and the city of lake havasu.”Chad Nelson of The A Team Real Estate Professionals remembered Luzzi as “a Havasu icon” who was an “incredible mother, a talented athlete” and a dedicated professional.“Jennifer was truly a class act and a Havasu icon,” Nelson wrote. “Her energy, strength, kindness, and love for this community will not be forgotten.”“She was an incredible mother, a talented athlete, a dedicated professional, and, most importantly, a wonderful friend,” she added. 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Sep 15, 2026
Trump Claims Ukraine and Russia Halt Energy Attacks Amid Soaring Diesel Prices

Trump Claims Ukraine and Russia Halt Energy Attacks Amid Soaring Diesel Prices

President Trump announced Monday that Ukraine and Russia have agreed to stop attacks on each other’s energy infrastructure, one day after saying Kyiv was “hurting the world” with its strikes on Moscow’s diesel facilities.“Ukraine has agreed not to hit Russian Energy targets,” Trump wrote on Truth Social. “Russia has agreed to do, likewise! The World’s Diesel price rise is mostly caused by the Russia/Ukraine War, not Iran.”Ukraine has for months been targeting Russia’s oil and gas industry with long-range strikes, prompting fuel rationing across the country and causing Moscow to ban diesel exports in July, removing supplies from a global market already grappling with a reduction in petroleum shipments through the Strait of Hormuz due to the US war with Iran.US President Donald Trump speaks to the press aboard Air Force One on September 13, 2026, while flying to Joint Base Andrews, Maryland, from Ireland. AFP via Getty ImagesThe average nationwide price of a gallon of diesel fuel stood at $6.23 Monday morning, the highest on record, according to AAA.“Mr. [Volodymyr] Zelensky has to do one thing. He has to stop knocking out diesel fuel in Russia,” Trump told reporters on the sidelines of the Irish Open golf tournament, which was held at his Doonbeg club, in reference to Ukraine’s president.“We spoke to Mr. Zelenskyy about it. There are plenty of other targets. Don’t hit diesel fuel, because that’s hurting, that’s hurting the world,” Trump added.There was no immediate response from Kyiv to Trump’s statement.According to a report published Friday by the International Energy Agency, net exports of diesel and gasoil from the Gulf countries in August stood at “just over a quarter” of what they were before the war on Iran began in February.“Disruptions to Russia’s refining system and a near-halt to product exports following intensified Ukrainian attacks have compounded these losses,” the IEA wrote. It added that in February, combined next exports of diesel and gasoil from the Gulf and Russia “accounted for almost 45% of global seaborne trade.”A sign displays the prices of regular gasoline and diesel at a Rutter’s gas station near Milton, Pennsylvania on September 13, 2026. Paul Weaver/SOPA Images/ShutterstockKyiv says Russia’s oil industry both funds and directly fuels Moscow’s four-and-a-half-year-old invasion.Russia has ramped up its air campaign against Ukraine in recent weeks, using ballistic missiles and jet-powered drones to pierce Ukraine’s defenses. Moscow’s attacks have targeted Ukraine’s power grid ahead of winter in what officials say is meant to demoralize civilians.Two people were killed and 14 more wounded near an oil and industrial hub in Russia’s Tatarstan, according to local officials, while Ukrainian authorities reported on Russian drones pummeling the Black Sea port of Odesa and starting a fire near a border crossing with Poland.The two Russian civilians died after a drone slammed into a tree near their parked car in the city of Nizhnekamsk, according to the office of regional head Rustam Minnikhanov. Nizhnekamsk houses a key cluster of oil refineries and other industrial plants. Mayor Radmir Belyaev said that a fire had broken out at an unspecified “enterprise.”Black smoke rises from the Moscow Oil Refinery where a fire broke out following a strike on June 18, 2026, in Moscow, Russia. Anadolu via Getty ImagesUkraine also claimed to have hit a major oil refinery in Slavyansk-on-Kuban, in Russia’s Krasnodar region near Crimea. The Defense Intelligence of Ukraine (DIU) agency said its drones struck a key oil processing unit and the refinery’s tank farm overnight into Sunday.Krasnodar authorities said the strike on “an enterprise” in Slavyansk-on-Kuban injured three people and damaged an oil pipeline.Russian forces shot down 389 Ukrainian drones during the night, Russia’s defense ministry said Sunday.In Ukraine, at least nine people were injured in a “massive” Russian nighttime attack on Odesa, according to Serhii Lysak from the city’s military administration. Odesa is home to Ukraine’s main port hub on the Black Sea and has faced sustained drone and missile strikes, with Kyiv accusing Moscow of trying to choke off its exports.With Post wires

Sep 14, 2026
Oregon Father Sentenced After Stabbing Son With a Spear

Oregon Father Sentenced After Stabbing Son With a Spear

A father in Oregon has learned his fate after he admitted to fatally stabbing his 9-year-old son with a spear after he initially claimed that his daughter “accidentally stabbed” the victim. The Coos County Sheriff's Office announced in a press release that Levi Higgins-Green pleaded guilty to several crimes on August 31, including one count of murder in the second degree, one count of strangulation — constituting domestic violence, two counts of criminal mischief and three various counts of assault. On Tuesday, September 8, Higgins-Green, 38, was sentenced to a combined minimum sentence of 30 years and eight months in prison. He will be eligible for parole after he serves the minimum sentence. Higgins-Green was sentenced one year after the incident took place at a home in Charleston, Oregon, in September 2025. Officers reported to the home, where Higgins-Green allegedly told them that the boy's sister "had accidentally stabbed him during play with a spear," according to the sheriff's office. However, officers later learned that the boy had been stabbed by his father. Paramedics performed lifesaving efforts on the boy before he was rushed to a Bay Area Hospital, where he later died. Authorities launched an investigation into the boy’s death, which resulted in a search warrant being executed at the home in October 2025. As detectives looked through the home, they obtained evidence that Higgins-Green had actually killed the son. Despite confirming the conclusion, officials have not revealed if Higgins-Green had a motive or what evidence they found that led to his arrest. Higgins-Green was initially charged with a lone count of second-degree murder before facing the additional charges. "Also uncovered during the investigation were instances of domestic violence involving the other adults and children who lived in the home which occurred over years," the Coos County Sheriff's Office said in the press release. "It should be noted that names have been omitted at the specific request of the surviving family." After the sheriff’s office shared the update in a Facebook post, several people took to the comments section to applaud Judge Martin Stone for giving Higgins-Green a harsh sentence. “Very good job on the part of the justice system in this case. He should not be able to get out of jail ever if you ask me life should be life,” one person wrote, while another added, “Judge Stone is a protector of women and children.”

Sep 14, 2026
Alexander Zverev's Playful Jab at Trinity Rodman After U.S. Open Victory

Alexander Zverev's Playful Jab at Trinity Rodman After U.S. Open Victory

German tennis pro Alexander Zverev poked fun at his rival Ben Shelton’s girlfriend, Trinity Rodman, following his U.S. Open men’s singles win. “Trinity, I thought you had a game today, no?” Zverev, 29, said during his winner’s speech inside New York City’s USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center on Sunday, September 13, following his 6-3, 7-6, 5-7, 6-2 defeat over Shelton, 23. Shelton and pro soccer player Trinity, 24, began dating in March 2025. “Well done to you as well,” the Grand Slam winner continued to direct at Trinity, whose father is NBA legend Dennis Rodman, as the crowd erupted in laughter. “You’re the lucky charm, so … not today, but usually.” Trinity, who plays for the Washington Spirit in the National Woman’s Soccer League, took the lighthearted jab in her stride, laughing at Zverev’s comments before agreeing that today wasn’t her day, per footage of the moment shared via ESPN’s TikTok account. The athlete has served as a loyal supporter to Shelton throughout the tournament, spotted cheering him on during his semifinal matchup against Frances Tiafoe on Friday, September 11. She took her encouragement online after the match, which saw Shelton compete in his first U.S. Open final, taking to her Instagram Stories to spread the love. “Onto the next,” she wrote atop coverage of Shelton’s progress into Sunday’s final. Trinity also showed her support on Shelton’s Instagram grid, commenting on a carousel of images her shared prior to Sunday’s match. “Love you so much,” she wrote, drawing a string of praise from fans of the athletic duo. Trinity also threw her support behind Shelton through her U.S. Open fashion choices, sharing a look at her “I Love My Boyfriend” cropped T-shirt via an Instagram carousel of her own on September 4. Her snaps captured her standing outside Arthur Ashe Stadium, where Sunday’s final was staged, in paired white heels, a mini skirt and a designer clutch. Shelton spoke to Us about his romance with Trinity in April 2025, admitting that he knew some people would talk about their union. “But I didn’t think it would be a ‘break the Internet’ type of thing,” he said of the couple’s social media debut . “I’ve always been like, ‘OK, if I have a serious girlfriend,’ then [I’m] posting about it on Instagram … isn’t that crazy.” He continued at the time, “I feel like for the past six months, whenever I would get seen with somebody, people would think we were dating. It’s like, ‘No, we’re just friends.’ Or if I’d hang out in a group of three and it was a guy and a girl, they’d cut the guy out and make it seem like I was on a date. It’s either gonna be I post about my girlfriend or they post about assuming who my girlfriend is.”

Sep 14, 2026
Passenger's Shocking Mid-Flight Antics on American Airlines to Miami

Passenger's Shocking Mid-Flight Antics on American Airlines to Miami

Law enforcement officers met an American Airlines flight upon its arrival at Miami International Airport late Friday night following reports of a female passenger undressing and behaving indecently mid-flight.American Airlines Flight 1779 departed Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI) just after 9 p.m. EDT on Friday, Sept. 11, 2025, nearly two hours behind its scheduled departure time, according to public flight-tracking data. The flight landed in Miami at approximately 11:23 p.m. EDT.As the Airbus A319 was en route to Florida, flight attendants alerted the cockpit crew to a disturbance involving a passenger in row 9.According to Aircraft Communications Addressing and Reporting System (ACARS) datalink logs published by aviation website AirLive, the lead flight attendant reported that a female passenger in seat 9D had completely undressed and engaged in indecent acts in view of nearby passengers.The ACARS message stated the incident was required to be reported to American Airlines’ Integrated Operations Center and that law enforcement should be requested. The female passenger on American Airlines flight 1779 reportedly undressed and behaved indecently. Markus Mainka – stock.adobe.comThe flight continued to Miami without diverting and arrived at Gate D2 in Terminal N, according to flight tracking service Flightera. AirLive reported that law enforcement officers were waiting at the gate and that the passenger was taken into custody.It remains unclear what specific measures cabin crew took during the flight to manage the disturbance.Fox News Digital has reached out to American Airlines, the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office and Miami International Airport for comment.

Sep 14, 2026
Chris Hansen Reacts to Hollywood's Twisted Portrayal of His Life

Chris Hansen Reacts to Hollywood's Twisted Portrayal of His Life

Chris Hansen made his name as the force and face behind “To Catch a Predator,” the controversial television show that specialized in having a video crew following law enforcement as they sprung on suspected (and unsuspecting) pedophiles.Now, with the Sept. 25 release of “Primetime,” the roles are reversed.Hansen claims the movie, which stars Robert Pattinson as Hansen, is an inaccurate portrayal of his life and work.Chris Hansen of “To Catch a Predator” fame is the subject of a new movie, “Primetime.” Getty Images“The reality is, the studio and the director set out to make a completely dark work of fiction,” Hansen, who has seen a trailer but not the entire film, told The Post in an exclusive interview. “It is an insult … I am disappointed that a Hollywood studio would take something that has accomplished so much good and twist it into something that’s evil and overly dramatic.”The trailer depicts Pattinson’s Hansen jumping around with glee over being “bigger than [the hit TV series] ‘Lost,’ ” howling like a monkey and gloating to a stranger on an airplane that what he does is “a little bit worse” than what the stranger describes as wanting to “bleed ’em.”“Nothing in the trailer ever happened in real life,” claimed Hansen, who now does “Takedown with Chris Hansen,” a “Predator”-style show, via his TruBlu streaming service. The movie is, in part, based on a 2007 Esquire article Hansen claimed to The Post was “incomplete.” Entitled “Tonight on Dateline This Man Will Die,” the article centered on the suicide of Louis Conradt, an assistant district attorney from Texas who killed himself as his filmed arrest was poised to go down on “Predator.”“Primetime,” out Sept. 25, stars Robert Pattinson as Hansen. A24Asked how he felt about the tragic outcome and whether he regretted airing the segment, Hansen said, “No. The segment aired just the way it happened … He’s a grown man … who surfaced in a sting operation, talking to two 13-year-old boys, conducting sexually explicit conversations [and] was the target of a police investigation … [he] possessed a handgun and didn’t want to face the consequences.”Hansen’s show began in 2004 and ran through 2007 as part of “Dateline,” where he was a long-standing, 10-time Emmy-winning correspondent.Shot with a tense, reality TV edge, it operated with the cooperation of police departments. At a time when young people had begun making more and more connections in online chat rooms, “Predator” used decoys who pretended to be minors and attracted grown-ups who wanted to arrange sexual liaisons.After seeing the trailer, Hansen believes the filmmakers set out to make a “completely dark work of fiction.” A24When the pervy adults answered their doors or rang the bells of supposed teens, anticipating youths who were ready and willing to participate in illicit trysts, they were surprised to instead come face-to-face with Hansen and police officers, who had handcuffs at the ready.The segments were so popular that Jeff Zucker, then an NBC bigwig, agreed to make them ongoing. The former TV exec appears as himself in the movie.“I haven’t talk to Jeff in some time. I learned later that he was going to be in the film and I saw him in the trailer,” Hansen said to Hollywood Reporter of the casting. Hansen’s “To Catch a Predator” show (above) began in 2004 and ran through 2007 as part of “Dateline,” where he was a long-standing, 10-time Emmy-winning correspondent. MSNBCIn the trailer, Zucker and Pattinson have a scene in which Zucker tells Pattinson, “I don’t really like your show but America loves it.”Hansen said such a conversation never happened. “It’s totally fiction.”Zucker doesn’t disagree. “The scene in which I play myself never happened,” he told Variety.According to Hansen, the filmmakers behind “Primetime” did not consult with him for the movie. Then, when he thought he would be allowed a sneak peak at the film, there was a disagreement over an NDA that the movie’s production company, the ultra-hot A24, wanted him to sign.Hansen worked closely with law officers on the show (above). To Catch a Predator“I couldn’t sign it in its form,” said Hansen. “There’s a paragraph that indemnified them from any legal action. I couldn’t sign it.”Hansen said he spent the better part of a day going back and forth with his lawyer and A24’s lawyers without coming to an agreement. As of this writing, he has not seen the movie. “It’s suspicious,” Hansen said. “I’m a live person and they wouldn’t reach out to get any input.”A24 declined to comment to The Post. Despite it all, before seeing the trailer, Hansen had every reason to believe that it would be a positive viewing experience. Some of that hope might have been created by an email he received from a colleague who reached out on his behalf. “Spoke to Lance [Oppenheim, who directed the movie],” read the text. “He said, ‘It’s a love-letter to Chris.’ ”One of the subjects of a Hansen sting was Louis Conradt, an assistant district attorney from Texas who killed himself as his filmed arrest was poised to go down on “Predator.” Rick Harris/ Find a GraveIn a recent interview with the Hollywood Reporter, Oppenheim gushed about Hansen. “I always loved the way ‘To Catch a Predator’ mixed truth and fiction — creating this apparatus, blending artifice actors with fake decoy houses and props like the sweet tea and the pepperoni pizza, that would then collide with very, very real stakes,” Oppenheim told the outlet. “How do you create something that captures the darkest feelings of humanity mixed with the feeling you would get when you’d hear Chris Hansen say one of his all-time great one-liners?”Despite his disappointment, Hansen plans on seeing the movie “in a theater like everyone else” and says he harbors no ill will toward Pattinson. Shawn Rech, the co-founder of TruBlu, considered renting a theater so that his team could see it, and Hansen could hold a press conference after the final credits rolled, but then decided against it. “I just don’t need that energy in my life right now,” he said.Jeff Zucker (left with Hansen) was an NBC bigwig in the era of “Predator” and supported the show. He plays himself in the new movie. Patrick McMullan via Getty ImagesBoth he and Hansen initially expected a very different sort of movie. “[Hansen] knew for years that somebody was up to something,” Rech said. “We got early word that the script was going to be about a predator kidnapping Chris. It would be a psychological movie, with Chris in some guy’s basement, and having to talk his way out. That sounded like a cool movie. I hoped that’s what they would do.”That’s not what happened, but the two are trying to make lemonade with what they’ve been given. In theaters across the country, a commercial for TruBlu will precede “Primetime.” “[We’re] to take advantage of the situation as much as we can,” Hansen said. Meanwhile, he continues doing his sting operations, in cooperation with law enforcement — as opposed to many of the rogue vigilantes he inspired. He’s waiting to see the final film before deciding if he will pursue legal action. “I can’t rule anything out,” he said.

Sep 14, 2026
Rachel Dolezal's New Career Move: Certified Sex Coach Sparks Buzz

Rachel Dolezal's New Career Move: Certified Sex Coach Sparks Buzz

Nkechi Diallo, the controversial figure formerly known as Rachel Dolezal who notoriously claimed to be Black, is following a new career path. “The cap & gown��and a new title! ��,” Diallo, 48, wrote via Instagram on Saturday, September 12, alongside photos of herself wearing a graduation cap and gown and holding a personalized desk sign reading, “Nkechi Diallo, Certified Sex Coach.” Diallo said she graduated from The Sexology Institute’s “300+ hour certification program” and has subsequently opened her own “online intimacy and relationship coaching practice,” called Bandwidth. The Sexology Institute confirmed to Us on Sunday that Diallo has graduated from their program and is certified as a sex coach. “This work is personal,” Diallo continued in her post. “As a single mom of three boys, I know what hypervigilance, burnout, and carrying the mental load do to connection — and I believe joy, closeness and aliveness in your body aren’t luxuries. They’re capacities we can design, develop and expand.” Diallo added, “Bandwidth is for the people who’ve poured into everyone else: single parents, parents of neurodivergent kids, and folks whose work lives at the margins. Together we clear the static, make room for what matters, and expand your bandwidth for a life that’s authored — not absent or performed.” The photos showed Diallo sporting a black cap and gown, a red stole and black fishnet tights. Diallo also included a professional headshot for her Bandwidth business. “Certified. I did it! Woohoo, my office is open!” she wrote over the images. Diallo is a former college instructor who made headlines in 2015 after claiming to be a Black woman for years despite having a white mother and father. Her parents, Ruthanne and Larry Dolezal, told Spokane newspaper The Spokesman-Review at the time that Diallo began to “disguise herself” after adopting four Black children. Diallo doubled down regarding her identity, telling the outlet, “There’s a lot of complexities … and I don’t know that everyone would understand that.” Amid backlash over her claims, Diallo resigned as president of her chapter of the NAACP and lost her part-time teaching job at Eastern Washington University. “Everything I do is connected to other people, so I don’t know how to assess the damage other than within my own mind,” she told Vanity Fair in July 2015. “It’s taken my entire life to negotiate how to identify, and I’ve done a lot of research and a lot of studying. I could have a long conversation, an academic conversation about that.” Diallo told the outlet that she felt she “didn’t mislead anybody.” “I didn’t deceive anybody. If people feel misled or deceived, then sorry that they feel that way, but I believe that’s more due to their definition and construct of race in their own minds than it is to my integrity or honesty, because I wouldn’t say I’m African-American, but I would say I’m black, and there’s a difference in those terms,” she added. Diallo later drew attention again in February 2024 when she was fired from a teaching position in Arizona after administrators discovered her OnlyFans account.

Sep 14, 2026