A 5th plane was targeted by terrorists on 9/11 — something the government does not want you to know — so says the pilot, the flight attendants, the airline’s dispatcher, and others. TMZ produced a documentary — “TMZ Investigates 9/11: The Fifth…

Judge Judy says goodbye to ‘Judy Justice’ this October as son Adam Levy begins a new chapter with ‘Adam’s Law.’

Jimmy Kimmel doubled down on his claim that the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) “threatened” his show over an interview with a Democratic Senate candidate, while the White House accused the talk show host of “play-acting.” Earlier this week, Kimmel, 58, announced that his interview with Texas Senate candidate James Talarico, scheduled for Thursday, September 10, wouldn’t air on ABC but rather on the Jimmy Kimmel Live! YouTube channel. He alleged that the “FCC has threatened me, threatened our show, threatened our network, ABC, our affiliates, our local stations, based on simple traditional editorial decisions, guest bookings, it would seem they don’t like.” During his monologue on Thursday, Kimmel reiterated those claims, telling his audience, “This interview will not be televised because of threats from the FCC led by [chairman Brendan Carr], who says we do not have the right to interview whichever candidates we want to interview,” seemingly referring to the FCC’s equal-time rule that requires broadcasters to offer equal time to competing political candidates, with some exceptions, including news broadcasts. (Talk shows like Kimmel’s had long worked under the assumption that they were exempt under that exception until the FCC advised otherwise in January.) “This is yet another attack…

Federal investigators are reportedly focusing on a potential drug dealer as they continue probing Hayden Panettiere’s death.

The Secret Service agent arrested with his belt undone after allegedly masturbating in a Florida hotel hallway had an arsenal of weapons when cops took him into custody. TMZ obtained the body cam footage of John Spillman’s May arrest in Miami ……

Sandra Bullock may not be able to ride a pony backward or have one green eye and one blue, but she certainly was able to conjure something special when it came to recreating the set for Practical…

Sports Illustrated model Brooks Nader kicked off New York Fashion Week in a daring sheer black lace midi dress at a CFDA event in Manhattan.

Bachelor in Paradise alum, Joe Amabile, is revealing the physical reality of undergoing brain surgery — and fellow cancer survivor Busy Philipps is showing her support. Posting via his Instagram on Wednesday, September 9, Joe, 40, shared several close-up photos of his brain surgery staples and healing scar in a carousel of images. “I feel like my scar is coming along pretty nicely,” he captioned the image. Philipps, 47, commented on the post to share her support after undergoing her own brain surgery in February after doctors found a tumor. Busy Philipps Reached Out to Joe Amabile Amid Diagnosis: ‘Brain Tumor Brother’ “Omg it looks so good👏👏👏(lol i won’t text you mine from when it got infected.),” the Dawson’s Creek alum wrote. In response, Joe joked, “Yeah, no need to 😂” In July, Joe shared via Instagram that doctors had found “a blueberry size lesion” on his brain which appeared to be a tumor during an MRI scan. The Bachelorette alum underwent brain surgery last month to get the lesion removed and tested. On August 6, Joe revealed that doctors “got it all” after operating on his brain. He was later diagnosed with “an astrocytoma, but it’s very low grade.”…

Kelly Ripa calls on-set mishap ’embarrassing’ after Sandra Bullock’s chair broke in the middle of the interview.

Ruth Madeley plays the leader of a milestone 1977 anti-discrimination protest, Judy Heumann, in Apple’s crowd-pleaser from the ‘CODA’ director, which opened the Toronto Film Festival.

Even Britney Spears isn’t immune to fashion mishaps.

CBS Studios filed a motion to dismiss the June lawsuit filed by former “Matlock” writer John Lowe on Thursday, months after he accused producers of creating a hostile work environment with “sexually explicit and discriminatory conduct.” “We take allegations of discrimination and harassment very seriously. Today, with the filing of our motion to strike, we took our first step toward challenging the baseless complaint filed by former Matlock writer John Lowe,” a CBS Studios spokesperson said in a statement to TheWrap. “As stated in the motion and following a thorough investigation, we are confident that Lowe’s accusations are demonstrably inaccurate and maliciously fabricated, and will not allow them to go unchallenged.” “False allegations are deeply damaging, both to those wrongly accused, and to anyone with a serious and legitimate claim of discrimination,” they added. “We stand firmly behind our producers and look forward to the truth coming to light.” In his initial California filing, Lowe cited an alleged instance where he claims he was fired after reporting that his supervisor referred to Juneteenth as “C–nteenth,” utilizing a racial slur. He further accused showrunner Jennie Snyder Urman and executive producers Nicki Renna and Jeffrey Lieber of using “stereotyped comments” against him and…

Cassie and her husband Alex Fine made a rare public appearance together more than a year after testifying at the high-profile trial involving her ex, Sean “Diddy” Combs. The singer, whose real name is Casandra Ventura, stepped out to support Fine, 33, at the Season 2 premiere of MobLand at Odeon Luxe Leicester Square in London on Thursday, September 10. (Fine plays Donnie in the crime drama, which stars Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren.) Cassie, 40, stunned in a grey, figure-hugging dress while posing alongside Fine, who opted for an all-black ensemble. The couple, who tied the knot in 2019, share two daughters, Frankie Stone Fine, 6 and Sunny Cinco Fine, 5, and a son who was born in May 2025 — just weeks after her testimony in the Diddy trial. After the case concluded, Cassie and Fine have mostly kept out of the limelight. Cassie No Longer Lives in U.S. After Diddy Trial, Doesn’t ‘Intend’ to Return Combs was arrested in September 2024 and charged with racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking and transportation to engage in prostitution. For four days, a heavily pregnant Cassie testified against Diddy, claiming the rapper physically and sexually abused her throughout their on-again,…

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Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow declared her city’s waterfront “will always be Lake Ontario” during a gala opening night for TIFF overshadowed by Donald Trump’s trade war with Canada.

Sony’s ‘Brand New Day’ has held the top spot on the domestic chart for six straight weeks.

This week’s guest is Ameli Lindgren, owner of Nordic Poetry, which, according to British Vogue, is one of the best vintage stores in the world and, according to my banking app, is where my son’s college tuition is being spent.

Stassi Schroeder was a breakout main cast member on ‘Vanderpump Rules’ before Bravo fired her from the series in June 2020.

Also, how the Tribeca Festival co-founder and star of a new Netflix doc got me (and so many others) through the worst event of our public lives.

Dolly Parton’s sister, Stella Parton, is reflecting on the “Jolene” singer’s mindset before her death. Appearing on the Thursday, September 10 edition of CBS Mornings, Stella, 77, acknowledged that Dolly appeared to be ready for what was to come. (Dolly died at age 80 on August 25, after a brief battle with an undisclosed form of cancer.) “I know she was at peace,” Stella told host Gayle King. “I could always tell by looking at her face, even if I hadn’t seen her in months.” Stella continued, “On camera, I could tell if she was hurt, angry, happy or sad or felt bad. I could see it on her. She was my sister. You know, we were very close as a family. She knew where she was going. She wasn’t going anywhere bad, she was going to be with Momma and Daddy.” Dolly Parton’s Sister Says She Knew ‘There Was No Hope’ After Cancer Diagnosis Speaking about Dolly nearing the end of her life, Stella added, “She was definitely prepared.” During the interview, Stella explained why her sister chose not to share publicly that she was struggling with serious health issues. “Well, Dolly did not want anybody to tell that…

We’ve cried, we’ve laughed, we’ve admired the smoldering beauty of Kaia Gerber and Homer Gere, and now it’s over.

Debuting at TIFF, the feature from Rebeca Huntt (‘Beba’) sees the two-time World Cup champion reflecting on her life and career in the wake of her retirement as a player in 2023.

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I don’t believe in completely swapping out your wardrobe by the seasons — and I’m assuming neither does Jenna Dewan. Certain pieces in the actress’ closet seamlessly transition from summer to fall. Yes, that includes dresses, especially a flowy, boho-inspired maxi design. In a recent Instagram photo dump, Dewan shared a striking rooftop picture of herself wearing a ruffled floral maxi dress. I’m not sure where her dress is from, but I found a nearly identical design on Amazon for under $50 that is the perfect addition to your fall closet. See it! Get the PrettyGarden Boho Floral Wrap Maxi Dress for $46 at Amazon! Please note, prices are accurate as of the publishing date but are subject to change. Because of its full skirt and long sleeves, this maxi dress can easily be worn throughout the chillier fall months with a solid pair of boots and maybe even a light jacket. Plus, the silhouette is very forgiving thanks to the elastic waist and adjustable tie that cinches you in or can be worn extra loose, depending on how you’re feeling that day. Jennifer Lopez’s Flowy White Maxi Dress Is the Ethereal Style We Need The versatility is what really…

The last time Siân Heder took a film to a festival, the year was 2021 and the festival was a largely virtual, Covid-era Sundance. The film was “CODA,” which landed a record deal with Apple TV, won the audience and the jury awards and went on to win the Oscar for Best Picture, knocking off Jane Campion’s “The Power of the Dog,” which had been considered the frontrunner for months. This time around, the Heder film is “Being Heumann,” the festival is Toronto and the deal with Apple is already in place. The new film can’t be the kind of underdog that “CODA” was, but it can be the same kind of movie: TheWrap called “CODA” “modest but thoroughly satisfying, corny but effective, never edgy and always likable,” and it’s safe to say that “Being Heumann” is more ambitious, just as satisfying, a little less corny, equally effective, occasionally edgy and, of course, very likable. A story from the life of Judy Heumann, a disability rights activist who led a 26-day sit-in in 1977 to protest the government’s failure to enact 1973 legislation, the film is focused on one woman and one specific struggle, but it gains strength from the…

Jimmy Kimmel welcomed Texas Senate hopeful James Talarico to the “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” stage on Thursday night, but their interview only aired in full on YouTube. “I mentioned last night, we are being targeted by the FCC for the crime of interviewing political candidates, even though, for years, we and every other late night talk show have welcomed numerous candidates, including Donald Trump,” Kimmel shared atop the 21-minute clip. “When he was running, he was on this show two times. But now I guess he doesn’t like me anymore — or the First Amendment.” “And so, the FCC has threatened me or threatened my show, our network, even our local ABC stations, because they want to make our editorial decisions for us, which of course we cannot accept,” he continued. “So, tonight, we are bypassing the public airwaves and hosting this YouTube interview on YouTube, even though our government would clearly prefer that we not do it at all.” During their interview, the Texas state representative spoke at length about his opponent Ken Paxton refusing to debate, as well as President Donald Trump and his RNC Midterm Convention. However, Kimmel also made sure to point out that Talarico was similarly…

Josh Duhamel and Minka Kelly starred in the Texas romantic drama that premiered its second season in July.

Just in time for New York Fashion Week, Project Runway has crowned its winner for season 22. During the Thursday, September 10, finale of Freeform’s hit reality show, judges Heidi Klum, Nina Garcia, Law Roach and guest judge Fausto Puglisi agreed that Jude Mikulenak was the top fashion designer of the season. “The winner not only showed us stunning clothes throughout the competition, but we saw them grow as a designer,” Heidi, 53, shared during the season finale. “Their finale collection brought beauty, was cohesive and in the end, we’re investing in this designer’s future.” As soon as the winner was announced, Jude, 23 — who beat fellow finalists Joseph McRae, Anna Molinari and Bi Pham — couldn’t hide his excitement. Heidi Klum on Her Hot Marriage, Ozempic and Why She’s ‘Just Getting Started’ “I’m the youngest person in the competition. In the beginning, I felt like I had a lot to prove,” he shared. “But I came here and did the best work that I could. Now I have the most wins out of the final four. I believe in myself. I got this.” As the winner of season 22, the Brooklyn-based designer walked away with a $200,000 cash…

Whether you’re walking around the city, traveling, running errands, or spending all day on your feet working, the right sneakers can make a major difference. The best walking shoes for women…