The pop star has reportedly reached a plea deal in his DWI case, allowing him to dodge drunk driving charges and instead be slapped with a violation.
A source told Page Six that, “Just as the newlyweds were preparing to leave, a Sprinter van pulled up, and out stepped another music legend, LL Cool J.”
The fashion mavens were in a high-powered bidding war at the Kering Foundation’s Caring for Women dinner, along with another guest.
The fashion mavens were in a high-powered bidding war at the Kering Foundation’s Caring for Women dinner, along with another guest.
Attendees can watch NFL games during the day with the hip hop mogul and the Fanatics boss, who will both sit in for the final table at the tourney.
“Tie a Yellow Ribbon” singer and WABC host Tony Orlando was honored at the event, where Orlando reunited with his backup group, Dawn.
“Tie a Yellow Ribbon” singer and WABC host Tony Orlando was honored at the event, where Orlando reunited with his backup group, Dawn.
Sources close to the “I’ll Be Missing You” rapper say that the sale, “comes as no surprise to insiders, despite the recent controversy surrounding the hip-hop mogul.”
A source said of the Clintons’ involvement, “They don’t have to show at these things,” and noted $1.5 million was raised “on very short notice.”
We reported that Cooper is hatching an over-the-top, multiday 30th birthday bash this month to be hosted by Unwell.
The fest brought out famous athletes including Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski, Jake Paul and Mike Tyson and Olympians Anthony Edwards and Kevin Durant.
Spies say they saw Pitt arriving in Milan, and told us the star was telling a private greeter that he was headed to Lake Como to visit Clooney.
We hear that while the hip-hop royals hit the Hudson Yards members club, Travis Scott was also on the scene.
Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has a pad in NYC, we hear.
Page Six previously reported that the weekend extravaganza from Fanatics and its founder Michael Rubin from Aug.16-18 is expected to bring out up to 100,000 attendees.
Page Six previously reported that the weekend extravaganza from Fanatics and its founder Michael Rubin from Aug.16-18 is expected to bring out up to 100,000 attendees.