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The Blurred Lines Between Celebrities and Fans
Sue O’Connell is joined by Hannah Yasharoff, Celebrity Culture Reporter for USA Today, to talk about the scandal involving former Try Guys member, Ned Fulmer.
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Chatham Bars Inn: Derek's Exclusive Tour of the Best Waterfront Hotel in America
USA Today names Chatham Bars Inn the #1 Waterfront Hotel in America, and Derek Zagami gets a personal tour.
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Chatham Bars Inn: Derek's Exclusive Tour of the #1 Waterfront Hotel
Chatham Bars Inn located in Chatham, MA, is #1 on the waterfront, according to USA Today. Derek Zagami gets a complete tour to see what makes it tops.
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The Best Coastal Small Town in America Is in New England, According to USA Today
There’s something to be said about coastal small towns. They’re often under the radar and perhaps even off the beaten path. They’re charming and quaint, boasting spectacular views and that small-town appeal you can’t find just anywhere. But among thousands of miles of coastlines in the United States, there’s one small town that really stood out this year in...
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The ‘Best Ski Town' Is in Maine, and New England Has 2 More Spots on Top 10
Three New England communities made a list of the top 10 ski towns in the United States, and one was crowned the best of them all. The “Best Ski Town” is Bethel, Maine, as voted readers of USA Today’s 10Best after a panel of experts and editors put out a list of 20 nominees.
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Airbnb Pushes New Safety Measures Days After Deadly Party-House Shooting
Airbnb is pushing out several new safety features in the wake of a tragic incident at one of their bookings, CEO Brian Chesky announced Wednesday.
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Trump Calls for Spicer Votes on ‘Dancing with the Stars'
President Donald Trump is trying to influence votes on ABC’s “Dancing with the Stars.” Trump on Monday tweeted that viewers should vote for former White House press secretary Sean Spicer. The president called Spicer a “good guy” and wrote “he has always been there for us!”
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Comedian Kevin Hart Named in $60 Million Suit by Woman in 2017 Sex Tape
A woman in a 2017 sex tape with Kevin Hart is suing the comedian and others allegedly involved in the tape’s creation or publication online for $60 million. Montia Sabbag alleges in the federal lawsuit filed Monday in the Central District of California that she was secretly videotaped “without her knowledge or consent, while she was engaged in private, consensual...
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Hasbro Takes on the Gender Pay Gap With New Ms. Monopoly Game
Hasbro wants to take the conversation over the gender pay gap out of the board room and into the living room with its new Ms. Monopoly game, launching this month. Dubbed “the first game where women make more than men,” the updated version of the classic board-game introduces new women-centric elements, starting with its titular character. Ms. Monopoly is the...
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Two Mass Shootings in Less Than 12 Hours Shock US: 31 Total Dead
Two mass shootings at crowded public places in Texas and Ohio claimed at least 31 lives in less than 24 hours and left scores of people wounded, a shocking carnage even in a country accustomed to gun violence. In the Texas border city of El Paso, a gunman opened fire Saturday morning in a shopping area packed with thousands of...
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ESPN Condemns LaVar Ball's Suggestive Dig at Molly Qerim
ESPN has condemned the comment LaVar Ball made toward ‘First Take’ host Molly Qerim on Monday’s show.
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Quest for Food Stamp Data Lands Newspaper at Supreme Court
In the summer of 2010, reporters at South Dakota’s Argus Leader newspaper decided to request data about the government’s food assistance program, previously known as food stamps. They thought the information could lead to a series of stories and potentially help them identify fraud in the now $65 billion-a-year program. They sent a stream of what they thought were routine...
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Companies Offer Assistance to Federal Workers Impacted by Shutdown
The bills don’t stop piling up for workers affected by the government shutdown. Some national companies are offering relief to federal workers. Here’s an overview of how workers can get the help they need need.
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USA Today Slammed for Printing Trump Op-Ed Despite Inaccuracies
USA Today is being criticized for publishing an op-ed Wednesday from President Donald Trump with factual inaccuracies that go unchallenged. The opinion piece claims that a push by some Democrats for “Medicare for All” would hurt seniors and effectively eliminate the Medicare program, which provides healthcare to Americans older than 65 and those with disabilities. “How can @usatoday allow Trump...
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No Joke: Alec Baldwin Withdraws From ‘Joker,' Over Scheduling Issues
Alec Baldwin has pulled out of playing Bruce Wayne’s father in the “Joker” movie.
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'People Love to Pretend They're Offended': Simpsons Creator Sounds Off on Apu Uproar
What controversy?
“The Simpsons” creator Matt Groening waded into the waters surrounding his controversial animated character Apu during an interview with USA Today… and basically shrugged. -
Not Pregnant: Emily Ratajkowski Says Fruit Post Doesn't Mean She's Expecting
The actress and model says she wasn’t signaling that she was pregnant when she posted a photo of herself on Instagram with the caption “Bearing fruit.”
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Popular YouTubers Speak Out After Shooting at Company HQ
Many in the YouTube community were heartbroken over Tuesday’s shooting at the company’s Silicon Valley headquarters and took to social media to offer their support for the victims. The platform has created stars out of many of its most popular vloggers, some of whom noted they’d visited the building in San Bruno, California. Authorities identified Nasim Aghdam as the shooter...
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Nicolas Cage, Halsey Lending Voices to ‘Teen Titans GO!'
Oscar-winner Nicolas Cage, singer Halsey and rapper Lil Yachty will add their voices to “Teen Titans GO! to the Movies.”
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Adam Rippon Changes Mind on NBC Gig; Will Remain an Olympian
After reportedly agreeing to be an NBC correspondent for the remainder of the Winter Games in Pyeongchang, Adam Rippon has decided he will not join the network as a sports analyst. “I’m so flattered that NBC wanted me to work as a correspondent, but if I took this opportunity, I would have to leave the Olympic team, I’d have to...