Author: Michael

Fall is officially here, and there’s no better time to give your wardrobe a seasonal refresh. While I love to look at what other people are buying, there’s just something about getting the latest fashion finds before everyone else. Nordstrom dropped thousands of new launches for fall, and I took a peek to see which ones are the very best. Within Nordstrom’s New Arrivals section, I spotted some incredibly chic autumnal pieces that read polished without trying. I’m talking suede materials, animal prints, lace details and more. And because I can be a bit of a snob when it comes…

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Get a rundown of Us‘ top stories making headlines in celebrity news, sports and entertainment on September 23, 2026. Here are the key takeaways: • Taylor Lautner and wife Tay Lautner welcomed their first child, a daughter named Lennon Taylor Lautner born September 16. The couple shared the news and first photo in a joint Instagram post, writing, “One week loving our sweet little Lenny🤍.” • Taylor Frankie Paul appears to be exiting The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives amid a major cast shakeup, with a source telling Us that “everyone has really turned their backs against” her. Paul seemingly…

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Barry Diller’s People Inc has withdrawn a bid to acquire the outstanding shares of MGM Resorts International. In June, People proposed acquiring MGM’s remaining 24.1% stake for $48.30 per share, which would’ve given it a majority stake of 50.1% at the time, with other investors holding minority interests. The deal would’ve valued the company at around $12.4 billion. “There are lots of ingredients that go into a proposal of this kind on its way to completion. We didn’t feel the mix was coming together in the way we had hoped and have decided not to pursue taking the company private at…

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Four years after being ousted from Disney after a turbulent two years as its CEO, Bob Chapek is sticking to his guns in his new memoir, in which he stands by his controversial decision to hike prices at the company’s popular theme parks and blames his predecessor and successor, Bob Iger, for his downfall. “My abrupt dismissal hurt my reputation, leaving those close to me, outsiders and some within the kingdom trying to figure out what I did wrong,” Chapek writes. “The answer, again, is nothing.” In the upcoming book, “Behind the Castle Walls: My Thirty Years at the Happiest…

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