The pop star wraps her "Short n’ Sweet" tour with a playful moment during her L.A. finale as Will Ganss shares the day’s buzziest stories. Trump’s Remarks to Female Reporters Spark Outcry Fugitive ...

Trump directed his comment at The New York Times' Katie Rogers, who wrote a story about the president's "aging" Michael Nied has been a digital news editor with PEOPLE since 2025. He has previously ...

The New York Times produced a detailed, data-driven report on President Trump showing signs of aging. The president, 79, responded by calling the female reporter who co-wrote the story “ugly.” Trump’s ...

Before Sabrina Carpenter sings "Juno" on her Short n' Sweet tour, she makes it a habit of "arresting" someone in the audience who she declares to be "too hot." That person is very often a famous woman ...

Mark Little riffs on the universally known “Piggy’s Delight.” Surfers robbed, murdered in Baja California, set up by 23-year-old woman GOP Senator Refuses To Face Reality About RFK Jr. After Being ...

The trek came to a close in Los Angeles with its 70th show. By Michael Saponara Sabrina Carpenter wrapped up her Short n’ Sweet Tour with a 70th show in Los Angeles on Sunday night (Nov. 23), as she ...

It seems like every big-budget tour has a nightly gimmick. While some reveal workplace affairs, others add a lighthearted moment of interaction with the crowd. For example, Sabrina Carpenter's Short n ...

“Miss Piggy,” the muppet replied before noting that “there are so, so many people here tonight!” Don’t sound too surprised, Piggy. Carpenter then asked Miss Piggy if she was enjoying the show. “Uhhh … ...

On her Short N’ Sweet tour, Sabrina Carpenter has made it a tradition to “arrest” people on the grounds of being too hot. So far, she has gotten an impressive roster of celebrities involved in the bit ...

Step by slimy step, President Trump has made us numb to his crudeness and cruelty. The solipsistic Trump, with the parasitic tech emperors and the internet itself, is degrading American values, making ...

The White House defended President Donald Trump's viral insult to a reporter that sparked backlash from critics in the media. During Thursday's press briefing, White House press secretary Karoline ...