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Kathy Griffin reveals why she hasn't forgiven Jon Hamm after he insulted her while 'wasted'
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The comedian said the star of “Your Friends and Neighbors” said the wrong thing at the wrong time.
Jeffrey Epstein’s Zorro Ranch
Police Turned Blind Eye to Pedophilia …
New Owner Says
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The new owner of Jeffrey Epstein‘s notorious Zorro Ranch in New Mexico is speaking out, claiming the property was never visited by police despite numerous allegations women and girls were sex trafficked there for years.
Don Huffines — a wealthy Texas businessman and former Republican state senator with ties to MAGA — posted a message on X Monday night, saying he and his family purchased the ranch in 2024 and “maintained an open line of communication with local authorities.”
In 2023, four years after Epstein’s death, San Rafael Ranch had been listed on the open market for years and was scheduled for public auction.
At the time of the sale, it was marketed that the proceeds would go to the victims. It has since been confirmed by the estate’s…
@DonHuffines
However, law enforcement never requested access to the Santa Fe property even though Epstein was accused of sex trafficking and sexually assaulting women and girls there when he was alive, according to Huffines. There was also talk about bodies being buried on the property … but that was never proven.
In his X post, Huffines noted he always made it clear he would allow police to have full access to the property with his total cooperation, yet the authorities never took him up on his offer.
Now, Huffines is doing some good with the property by renaming it San Rafael Ranch — after the saint associated with healing — and turning it into a Christian retreat. He and his family purchased the ranch 4 years after Epstein’s death at a public auction.
In 2019, Epstein died by suicide in his cell at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Manhattan while awaiting trial on federal sex trafficking charges.
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Mariska Hargitay shares sweet pic visiting Lindsey Vonn in the hospital after skier's Olympics crash
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The “Law & Order” star previously called Vonn her “Galentine.”
Before this golden girl with her snow goggles was owning the slopes, she was just snowboarding at 4 years old with Olympic gold on her mind …
At the 2018 Olympics, she made history as the youngest woman to win an Olympic snowboarding medal in the women’s snowboard halfpipe.
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Live The ‘Simple Life’
With Paris Hilton Products
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The one and only “infinite icon” Paris Hilton is turning 46 and it’s safe to say she knows a thing or two about sliving.
And the heiress-turned-entrepreneur wants to make sure everyone else is living their best life too … which is why she encourages others to show up as their most unapologetic selves.
Whether that’s being an empowering voice on Capitol Hill or just helping you get your best skin ever, Paris has got you covered.
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Paris Hilton For Women Body Mist
Paris knows a thing or two about great scents…which is why you’re gonna want to spray her Paris Hilton For Women Body Mist literally everywhere.
This floral, fruity fragrance features notes of frozen apple and juicy peach nectar wrapped with sparkling muguet and a splash of wet ozone. It’s giving a sensual energy and an undeniable allure that makes it Paris’ signature scent.
Paris Hilton For Women Eau de Parfum
What does being rich smell like? Probably something like this Paris Hilton For Women Eau de Parfum, we assume.
As the first and most popular fragrance in her collection, it has the same notes as her body mist but at a much higher fragrance concentration, meaning it’ll give you the long-lasting all-day fragrance you crave.
Your makeup and skincare deserve to have a special spot on your vanity…and with the Paris Hilton Makeup Organizer, you can say goodbye to shoving everything in a cramped drawer.
Store all your favorite products, palettes and brushes in this glam, large capacity countertop organizer, crafted with a clear folding lid and two drawers that feature gold detailing. And with three other matching pieces in the set, your vanity has never looked this chic.
Parivie That’s Restored Overnight Repair Crème
The secret to Paris’ radiant skin at 46? Probably this Parivie That’s Restored Overnight Repair Crème. Formulated with ceramides, fatty acids, and shea butter, this omega-rich nightly rejuvenating moisture treatment will have you waking up refreshed with softer, smoother and plumper-looking skin.
It works with the skin’s natural nighttime rhythm to help improve the look of elasticity, deliver deep hydration and defend against visible signs of aging.
Parivie That’s Smooth Skin-Perfecting Elixir
Before you get glam, don’t forget the Parivie That’s Smooth Skin-Perfecting Elixir. This lightweight, multi-action formula is a high-performing, essence that visibly brightens, smooths, and evens skin tone.
Powered by fruit acids, beta-glucan, and arginine, it combines the refreshing feel of a toner with the purifying benefits of exfoliation, leaving skin super-soft, smooth, and prepped for the next steps. It’s Paris’ quick fix for a radiant, refreshed look on the go.
Parivie That’s Tight Plumping Vitality Serum
The Parivie That’s Tight Plumping Vitality Serum might have a hefty price tag but Paris says you’ll get your “best skin every single day.”
This high-performance serum works instantly and over time to improve radiance, reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, and help skin feel firmer and tighter. Your skin will have more bounce and suppleness, giving you a youthful, radiant appearance.
Who needs a glam squad when you’ve got this Paris Hilton Makeup Brow Kit. Elevate your brow game and get the luscious brows of your dreams with this five-piece set. It includes a brow powder, pencil, highlighter, angled spoolie, and precision tweezer. Shape, fill, and define with ease…whether you want bushy brows or Paris’ perfectly thin Y2K brows.
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Apple TV’s Divisive 10-Episode Psychological Thriller Miniseries Is Better Than Its Brutal RT Score
Trying to create a psychological thriller with a huge mystery and then basing it on a popular true-crime story is a questionable choice at best. But in Apple TV’s The Crowded Room, it actually works, despite what the majority of critics say. Unfortunately, it received a 33% on Rotten Tomatoes, mainly criticized for its shallow and anticlimactic reveal, and while this is somewhat true, The Crowded Room‘s premise makes way for Tom Holland‘s most versatile performance on screen, which is particularly exciting after his Marvel grind. It doesn’t work as a mystery, but thrives as a character-driven show, one you’ll want to binge for their precarious fate.
Danny Sullivan (Holland) is an awkward, bullied teen with two best friends who convince him to deal drugs, a high school crush who plays with his heart, a step-father who severely mistreats him and a mother who doesn’t protect him. One day, after a particularly awful bullying incident, he finds refuge with new neighbor Yitzak (Lior Raz) and party girl Ariana (Sasha Lane) and decides to call it home. When he and Ariana decide to take vengeance on a childhood abuser, Danny is arrested and interviewed by Doctor Rya Goodwin (Amanda Seyfried). As the series progresses, Rya tries to dig for the truth about where Danny’s friends are, why he would commit these crimes, and if there are more heinous crimes yet to uncover.
Apple TV’s ‘The Crowded Room’ Is Driven by Its Multi-Faceted Characters
The biggest mistake the show commits is revealing its source material too openly, as it is based on a non-fiction book about a figure that even the most casual true-crime fans will recognize. Luckily for The Crowded Room, its appeal lies in the character-driven story, one that will make you invested in their growth and outcomes, nary of whether you’ve guessed the “grand reveal.” There is a wealth of multi-faceted, flawed, and fascinating characters to explore, including Danny’s two new roommates who straddle the line between being his saviors and pushing his boundaries relentlessly. Jason Isaacs also enters the show as Jack Lamb, a mysterious, charming figure who offers to introduce Danny to his biological dad.
Around the halfway point of the limited series, the framing narrative of Danny talking to Doctor Rya shifts and the show explores her personal life and motivations. She is an overworked mother in the middle of a grueling divorce process, simply trying to make ends meet while also pursuing her academic ambitions. Upon discovering that her thesis is about Danny, on one hand, the mystery around his situation increases, but also fleshes out Rya’s stakes and determination. At first, Seyfried’s performance is restricted to her expressive eyes from across the table to Holland, but in the second half, she wavers between distress and tenacity, which is a compelling mix. As we invest in her, we in turn care more about the case’s outcome for her research, and thus the psychological tension demands our attention until the very end.
Tom Holland Delivers a Gritty, Devastating Performance in ‘The Crowded Room’
At the center of all these vibrant characters is Danny, almost forlorn and pitiful by comparison, but who grows in nuance as the series delves into his mental health. Holland is nothing like the happy-go-lucky superhero he is famous for in the MCU, and is more akin to the angsty teenager in The Devil All the Time. But Danny is imbued with an ache to be loved and cared for, finding it in perhaps all the wrong places, while also discovering troubling things about himself and his past. It’s a harrowing performance that doesn’t really get any substantial reprieve, so much so that Holland claimed he would need to take a year off acting after production.
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Holland showed off his range in this role, but it is his performance next to Emmy Rossum as Danny’s mother, Candy, that really shines in The Crowded Room. Their turbulent relationship captures many of the misconceptions around mental health and the misunderstandings that can arise when you don’t have a stable support system. As Danny struggles to navigate his mental landscape, he also confronts how his mother failed to protect him, while Candy deals with her own demons and fears. The finale, in particular, has a moving moment between the two, one that will tug at the heartstrings of any parent as the question of forgiveness is dissected. Apart from Danny’s relationship with himself, this mother-son dynamic is one of the most evocative in the series, providing enough substance to mull over throughout the show.
The Crowded Room may have failed in the eyes of critics, but it has a wealth of character studies that make for a satisfying and thoughtful watch. Holland is at the forefront of them all, and if you’ve only watched him in the MCU, then this miniseries will change the way you see the actor as he showcases his versatility. With only ten episodes, the slow-burning thriller makes for a chilling binge — even if you immediately recognize the real case it is based on.
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Netflix’s Divisive 10-Part Crime Thriller Is the Perfect Weekend Binge Ahead of Its Season 2 Drop
The art of a good crime procedural is not so easily replicated. Classics such as Law & Order are remembered for their gripping portrayal of detectives and lawyers, but there are just as many series that have fallen through the cracks. To be truly successful, procedurals need to have a solid set-up that can deliver the same formula week to week. Criminal Minds became popular because it added psychology to the mix. NBC has shown that this art is not dead with the latest take on the genre.
The 2025 series The Hunting Party has delivered on the promise of a good procedural, though not everyone may agree. Critics and fans are divided on the merits of the series, according to Rotten Tomatoes. The Hunting Party has garnered an 18% critics’ score and an 83% audience score. When there is such a large divide of opinion on a show, that typically means it’s worth a watch.
‘The Hunting Party’ is Reminiscent of the Golden Age of Procedurals
Right out of the gate, The Hunting Party has a concept that measures up against the greats. The story is straightforward with little room for interpretation, which is where procedurals like to live. The series follows FBI Agent Bex Henderson (Melissa Roxburgh) at a low point in her life. Working security for a casino, she gets recruited to the world of psychological profiling. Her talents are specifically required because a super-secret prison housing serial killers recently suffered a breakout.
The Hunting Party compels audiences to suspend their disbelief with the idea of The Pit, a prison where the worst criminals are kept in secret and experimented on. This is the joy of these types of shows, which have a history on network television. One of the more heightened serialized programs on a network was Prison Break, which joyfully explored government conspiracies with no hint of subtlety. This may explain why critics and fans are divided on the issue of The Hunting Party.
While not exactly reinventing the wheel, The Hunting Party is a classic good-versus-evil tale as Bex races to capture a different serial killer week-to-week. Shows like these are tailor-made for appointment television, which regrettably has become a thing of the past. NBC is one of the last bastions of an era gone by, where viewers can tune in and not feel like they’re missing anything. There is still a place for programming like this, and The Hunting Party doesn’t take it for granted.
In addition to a weekly villain, the series also weaves in overarching mythology to keep viewers engaged. It uses the fascinating field of psychology — like Criminal Minds did — as a touchstone for fans as well. Psychoanalyzing killers is one of the reasons why true crime has become so popular, and The Hunting Party is ready to deliver the same thrills. The first season is only 10 episodes, which means fans can catch up quickly to Season 2.
The Hunting Party airs on Thursdays on NBC and is available to stream the next day on Peacock.
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January 19, 2025
- Directors
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Thor Freudenthal, Glen Winter, James Bamford, Nicole Rubio, Rod Hardy, Shana Stein, Blackhorse Lowe, Marcus Stokes, Kristin Windell
- Writers
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David Loong, JJ Bailey, Jake Coburn, Keto Shimizu, Michael Jones-Morales, Paula Sabbaga, Rebecca Bellotto, Vinny Ferris
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Melissa Roxburgh
Rebecca ‘Bex’ Henderson
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Reverend Jesse Jackson
Dead At 84
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Reverend Jesse Jackson, the civil rights icon who twice ran for U.S. president, has died, according to his family.
Jesse’s family issued a statement Tuesday morning, saying … “Our father was a servant leader — not only to our family, but to the oppressed, the voiceless, and the overlooked around the world.”
They went on … “We shared him with the world, and in return, the world became part of our extended family. His unwavering belief in justice, equality, and love uplifted millions, and we ask you to honor his memory by continuing the fight for the values he lived by.”
Jackson died peacefully with his loved ones at his side. In November, Jesse was hospitalized after living for over a decade with progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP), according to his Rainbow PUSH Coalition. The disease impacts patients’ ability to walk and swallow and has dangerous complications.
Jackson’s official cause of death was not released.
He was 84.
This is a developing story
Stephen A. Smith
Here’s Why I’m Thinking ‘Bout Running For Prez …
And The One Reason I Won’t
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Stephen A. Smith says he wants to run for president of the United States, but there’s one enormous roadblock … MONEY!
TMZ Sports caught up with the ESPN star, who previously told us he had no interest in running, during Kenny Smith‘s The FlyHouse All-Star Bash in Los Angeles, who told us straight up, “The country sucks.”
“I think the country is devoid of leadership, the kind of leadership we have, we don’t need. The kind of leadership we should be getting, nobody is stepping up and doing. I don’t desire to be a politician, but in the same breath, the opportunity to go on a debate stage and call out these politicians for the things that they’ve done to damage this country is something that very much appeals to me,” SAS told us matter-of-factly.
A strong statement … so, we asked the 58-year-old what it would take for him to actually run, and Smith said this … “My money has to be tight.”
“My quality of life needs to be straight, you know? From my understanding, that can’t happen because I’d have to give it up in order to run.”
FYI, Smith reportedly signed a 5-year, $100 million deal with ESPN last year.
Ultimately, Stephen A. says he’d love the opportunity to “debate these politicians that I think have divided all of us and have really screwed up this country.”
“That’s what I really, really want to do, more so than anything else. But I’m not going to lie and act like it wouldn’t be attractive if I knew I could win the presidency, that I wouldn’t be tempted, because I know I would.”
Don’t expect a final decision to come anytime soon. SAS says nothing “definitive” is coming until 2027.
Until then, we wait.
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“I have little kids now, and I want to spend as much time with them as possible, while they still want to spend time with me,” Cooper tells EW in a statement.
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Steven Weber finds it hard to watch his iconic movie death scene: 'Affable womanizing dickhead'
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His character met a painful death involving a high heel in the 1992 movie “Single White Female.”
Ripon firm Bronco Ltd works 4.5 days a week but on full pay
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