From Buckingham Palace to the FBI, catch up on the week’s biggest stories across royals, politics, culture and celebrity news.
FBI Finds 35 More Potential Victims in Alleged Fake 49ers Romance Scam
Federal investigators say they have identified 35 additional potential victims of Daejon Love, bringing the total number of women connected to the alleged romance-and-investment scheme to 61. The original criminal complaint identified 26 women allegedly defrauded by Love and his accused co-conspirator, Taylor Jamie Chan. Those women reportedly lost approximately $1.3 million, although investigators say…
“It Was Barbaric”: Charles Spencer’s CBS Interview on Diana, Harry, and the Royal Family
Nearly three decades after Princess Diana’s funeral, her brother Charles Spencer says he still cannot forget the sight of two young boys walking behind their mother’s coffin. “He was so young. He was also so tiny,” Spencer says of Prince Harry, then 12. “I remember walking beside him and thinking, ‘This little boy shouldn’t have…
Man Who Sprayed Ilhan Omar With Vinegar Sentenced to 14 Months in Prison
The Minnesota man who sprayed Rep. Ilhan Omar with a mixture of water and apple cider vinegar during a January town hall has been sentenced to 14 months in federal prison. Anthony James Kazmierczak, 56, pleaded guilty in May to assaulting a federal official after admitting that he targeted Omar because he disagreed with her…
The British Press Sold Diana for Decades. Now It Accuses Her Brother of Cashing In
For nearly 30 years, Princess Diana has been a publishing phenomenon of mammoth proportions. Biographers, royal correspondents, former employees, acquaintances and many writers who never met her have reconstructed her marriage, her mental health, her friendships, her arguments and her final days. Tina Brown built The Diana Chronicles from more than 250 interviews. She also…
Richard Kay Praises Charles Spencer, Then Uses Diana’s Legacy to Attack Harry and Meghan
Richard Kay’s response to Charles Spencer’s Swan Song begins with a strong endorsement of the book and its author. Kay calls the memoir “brilliant,” “explosive yet thoughtful,” and an account from “the ultimate insider.” He praises Spencer’s detailed notes and accepts that Princess Diana’s brother knew her in a way few others did. Kay also…
Zara Larsson Says She Won’t Go to Abu Dhabi – But Is This Really a UAE Boycott Over Sudan?
Zara Larsson has suggested she will not appear at her scheduled Abu Dhabi Grand Prix performance, telling a fan, ‘I will not be going to Abu Dhabi.’ I understand the impulse. Zara has been unusually willing to speak politically for a mainstream pop star. Just this week, she condemned the Trump White House after it…
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Meghan Sussex’s As ever Launches Subscribe & Save for Pantry Favorites
As ever is making it easier to keep your pantry stocked. Meghan Sussex’s lifestyle brand has launched a new Subscribe & Save option for select pantry staples, giving customers 10% off subscription purchases while letting them choose deliveries every four or eight weeks. The idea is simple: you already know you regularly reorder an eligible…
Prince William Tells Kate to Hurry Up Again, and Somehow We’re Supposed to Find It Adorable
Prince William and Kate Middleton were on the Isle of Bute on Thursday doing what is, quite literally, part of their job: meeting members of the public. Kate seemed perfectly happy to do it. William? Less so. Video from the September 17 walkabout shows Kate chatting with well-wishers, posing for selfies and taking her time…
Converse Apologises After Karina Ad Evokes KKK Hood and Lynching Imagery
There are bad advertising decisions, and then there are images that make you wonder how many people looked at them before someone finally said, “Yes, publish that.” Converse has apologised after pulling a Chuck 70 campaign image featuring aespa’s Karina. Critics said the composition evoked both a Ku Klux Klan hood and the image of…
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