Celebrity Life

The first lady is offering an NFT of her eyes that can follow you around for the low, low price of 150 bucks.

Juul and other e-cigarette companies have—often with very good reason—become public enemy number one in the war on tobacco. But what if they do offer adult smokers a path to quitting?

Oh, and he’s been granted immunity from prosecution and can thus speak freely about everything he knows.

She’s staying on the job to finish “important investigations.”

They won’t stop until every American has the right to get COVID-19.

Both sides are lawyering up and issuing dueling statements, as the former host’s past comes under renewed scrutiny. CNN also needs to fill a gaping prime-time hole (don’t count on Jake Tapper), and one talent agent suggests a path for Cuomo: “He could start a YouTube channel like Megyn Kelly.”

Share volatility and employee frustration meant BuzzFeed’s first day on the public market was messier than it might have hoped.

Who gave him the money? The ex-president’s new company won’t say.

Why do everything you can to ensure people don’t COVID when you can demand the government let them get COVID?

The network’s “indefinite” punishment of its prime-time star struck many inside CNN as long overdue, but as one journalist admits, “I don’t think anyone really knows what’s going to happen next.”

The former first son-in-law is poised to receive a very large check from his Saudi pals, and all he had to do was let them get away with murder.

Both the New York attorney general and Manhattan D.A. are investigating the Trump business’s curious habit of valuing their properties at a fraction of what they previously claimed when it comes time to pay taxes.