Get ready to go back to Genovia! From the iconic bleacher’s slip to Mia and Lilly’s improvised secret handshake — Heather Matarazzo shared behind-the-scenes stories as The Princess Diaries celebrates its milestone 25th anniversary.
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From The Hill
Democratic strategist James Carville on Sunday accused the Democratic Party’s progressive left of being “too hot-headed to know that they’re not popular.” Carville made the claim in an interview for CNN’s “The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper” while talking about the Michigan Senate Democratic primary race between Abdul El-Sayed and Rep. Haley Stevens (D-Mich.). Carville…
Pressure is building on Fifa president Gianni Infantino but if he goes, who comes in?
Source: BBC.
Another busy week brought plenty of reasons for Hollywood to step out. Red carpets, trailer launches, television premieres and live performances kept the calendar full, with stars making appearances from New York and Los Angeles to London and Newport.
One of the week’s biggest gatherings celebrated the upcoming release of Children of Blood and Bone, where Gina Prince-Bythewood joined Thuso Mbedu, Tosin Cole, Regina King, Lashana Lynch and Lena Waithe for the film’s trailer launch. Diarra From Detroit also welcomed its cast to Los Angeles ahead of the second season, with Issa Rae, Kenya Barris, Yvonne Orji and Jay Ellis showing their support.
Music had its share of standout appearances as well. Shaboozey performed on Today, Leon Thomas III brought his talents to the Newport Jazz Festival, and Vince Staples treated fans to a special appearance at the GRAMMY Museum. Meanwhile, Zendaya, Michael B. Jordan and Tramell Tillman celebrated Spider-Man: Brand New Day at the premiere in Los Angeles.
Take a look at this week’s best celebrity sightings below.
A queue of hundreds of people who came to pay their respects snaked around the venue on Monday morning with thousands expected over the course of the day.
Source: BBC.

GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro have been wildly successful. But as popular as they are, Americans still have very negative feelings about the people using them. In this month’s Highlight cover story, Dylan Scott explains why ‘Ozempic stigma’ hasn’t gone away, how it’s impacting GLP-1 users, and whether it could begin to fade as more and more people take the drugs. Also in this issue: How to tolerate uncertainty. What rent freezes could mean for renters. Good news about declining road deaths. And the coming AI wealth boom.
By Shayla Love
By Bryan Walsh
Coming August 4
By Dylan Scott
Coming August 4
By Elizabeth Weingarten
Coming August 5
By Marina Bolotnikova
Coming August 5
By Sara Herschander
Coming August 6
Source: Vox.
From The Hill
The Senate Judiciary Committee is expected to vote Tuesday on acting Attorney General Todd Blanche’s nomination, a path smoothed on Sunday by a deal reached with Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas). “Sen. Cornyn has reached an agreement with the Department of Justice, which will be issuing a formal order permanently terminating the anti-weaponization fund and making…
A London production of Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s Pulitzer Prize-winning musical Sunday in the Park With George will continue without Ariana Grande, according to producers. The Wicked star announced over the weekend that she would “step back from visibility” following her Eternal Sunshine tour on September 1, citing “endless, ongoing public scrutiny.” In a […]
Source: Deadline.
A pistol-packing bystander turn into a hero during the Idaho In-N-Out mass shooting, blasting away at the suspect as the deadly violence unfolded on video. The Idaho Stateman reports that Jordan Salinas drove to the In-N-Out restaurant in Twin…
From TMZ.
Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., said that the military has “exceeded” the parameters of President Donald Trump’s orders in striking alleged drug-smuggling vessels.
Source: ABC News
BBC Sport takes a look at what has changed, what has stayed the same and what the future holds for MI London after investment from Indian Premier League side Mumbai Indians.
Source: BBC.
From The Hill
Let’s face it, the Supreme Court has dug itself into a hole, and it just keeps digging.