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The Golden Bachelor isn't breaking any new ground, but it's still an exciting new iteration of a very tired show.

Yelp manually adds labels to anti-abortion centers stating the objective fact that they don't offer abortions. Texas claims this violates state law.

After years of the “quiet luxury” trend that had everyone drowning in brain-numbing neutrals, it's cool to see intergalactic high fashion.

The former hosts of What Not To Wear have reunited after a decade-long feud—but to learn what prompted it, well, you have to go see them on tour.

The funds are arguing this amounts to a “hit list" intended to scare folks out of helping abortion seekers.

The senator joined his Republican colleagues in stalling a key position at the Veterans Administration because they're pissed the VA offers abortion counseling.

As her husband’s legal bills pile up, sources told Page Six that the former first lady is taking precautions.

"It kind of made me die inside," Marston Hefner's wife, Anna Lambropoulos, told Page Six. "It’s just so much money!"

The longest-serving woman senator recently suffered from shingles and memory issues. Now, Gov. Gavin Newsom will appoint a replacement to take her seat.

Jordan Montgomery, a blissfully wedded himbo, has a great perspective on marrying up.

In the debut episode of his new podcast, Everybody Loves Tom, he also got candid about suicidal ideations post-Scandoval.

Rep. Andy Ogles debuted the anti-abortion legislation on International Safe Abortion Day—a day to, well, support safe abortions.

“This guy was absolutely out for blood, to destroy my reputation,” said Pamela Lopez, who was sued for defamation in 2017 by the politician who assaulted her.