JOJO Siwa has shown off one of her Christmas presents from boyfriend Chris Hughes – flashing a Cartier Love ring in a new ...

JOJO Siwa has sparked a huge social media backlash after making a major change – and her followers have put the blame firmly ...

JoJo Siwa and boyfriend Chris Hughes are looking to take the next step in their relationship. “You always get people [who] get engaged on Christmas or Christmas morning, I see on Instagram every year ...

Yes has extended the Fragile Tour into 2026, joining former bandmates Jon Anderson and Rick Wakeman out on the concert trail. As with this year's dates in the U.S., Yes' new U.K. shows find the band ...

During his remarks at the White House in July, President Trump admitted that he knows nothing about cryptocurrencies. Trump stated, "If you say yes, I'm saying yes." Man's dishwasher discovery prompts ...

The update comes after Siwa posted a photo of herself on a stretcher on Friday, Nov. 28 itsjojosiwa/Tiktok;jojosiwa/Instagram JoJo Siwa explained in a TikTok video ...

President Trump told New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani that he could “just say yes” when Mamdani was asked if he had affirmed he believed the president is a fascist. “He asked about your ...

Rachael has a degree in Zoology from the University of Southampton, and specializes in animal behavior, evolution, palaeontology, and the environment. Rachael has a degree in Zoology from the ...

John Flaherty will not return to Yankees broadcasts with the YES Network. Rich Graessle / Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The YES Network is not bringing back longtime New York Yankees analyst and ...

The YES Network is making changes to its coverage of the Yankees. On Wednesday, The Athletic's Andrew Marchand reported that longtime analyst and play-by-play announcer John Flaherty will not return ...

During his remarks at the White House in July, President Trump accidentally admitted that he knows absolutely nothing about crypto. Trump stated, "If you say yes, I'm saying yes." FEMA denies aid to ...

It’s not hard to see the three Democratic State Supreme Court justices facing retention elections Nov. 4 drawing more “no” than “yes” votes and, you know, ending up disrobing. Why? Easier to vote “no.