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, , and elegant air of . All became clear on December 11, when the 45-year-old actor was photographed in Midtown Manhattan wearing three items that define the Olsen uniform: a luxury bag, an effortlessly wrapped scarf, and perhaps most unexpectedly, a baggy beanie.Katie Holmes walks in Midtown on December 11, 2024, in New York City.While many recovering hipsters left their slouchy beanies in their 2013 dorm rooms, the Olsen twins have to the , which serves to add an additional touch of warmth to layered looks of sumptuous knitwear and oversized tailoring, .In this case, even Katie Holmes’s by feels like a nod to The Row’s , which you know the twins getting wet in the rain.

Shocking new lawsuits claim that Sean Combs drugged and then anally raped a trio of men at two Manhattan hotels and at his Hamptons estate.One of them men recalled during his drugged haze that once Combs was finished sodomising him, he then handed him off to others from Bad Boy Records so they could take “turns anally raping him,” according to his lawsuit.Filed early Thursday in Manhattan Supreme court, the three lawsuits cite events in 2019 and 2020 and each allege that Combs served the anonymous victims alcoholic drinks spiked with drugs which made the men feel “ill” and lose consciousness, only to awake as Combs was anally penetrating them, court documents state.On victim, who says he worked as a “errand boy” for Comb’s record label, Bad Boy Records, said that during his February 2020 rape at the InterContinental New York Times Square hotel, Combs told him to “stop” when he tried to resist after waking up during the attack.Combs allegedly also told him he was “almost done” prior to ejaculation, the suit claims, and then said that he would “look like an idiot” if he ever tried to go to the police.Another victim says that when he was drugged and raped in 2019 at an exclusive afterparty at the Park Hyatt hotel, he had a “brief moment of consciousness” where he saw “a man and a woman sitting on the bed recording the rape on a camera,” his suit claims.When he awoke, the victim claims that a mysterious man in the hotel room handed him roughly $2,500 in cash, telling him it was from a now-absent Combs.During the summer of 2020, the third victim — a Florida man — was invited to a party at Comb’s Hamptons estate.After flying to New York, the victim claims that associates from Bad Boy Records picked him up from his Manhattan

Woody Allen‘s former personal chef claims in a lawsuit that the filmmaker and his wife fired him because of his service in the US Army Reserves and questions about his pay, then “rubbed salt on the wounds” by saying they didn’t like his cooking.Allen and Soon-Yi Previn “simply decided that a military professional who wanted to be paid fairly was not a good fit to work in the Allen home,” private chef Hermie Fajardo said in a civil complaint filed Tuesday in federal court in Manhattan.Allen and Previn knew Fajardo would need time off for military training exercises when they and their home manager hired him as their full-time chef in June 2024 at an annual salary of $85,000, the complaint said. But he was fired the following month, soon after returning from a training that lasted a day longer than expected, it said.When Fajardo returned to work, “he was immediately met with instant hostility and obvious resentment by defendants,” according to the lengthy complaint.At the time, Fajardo had been raising concerns about his pay — first that his employers weren’t properly withholding taxes or providing a paystub, then that they shortchanged him by $300, according to the complaint.Allen, Previn and manager Pamela Steigmeyer are accused in the lawsuit of violating the federal Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act and New York labor law, as well as causing Fajardo humiliation, stress and a loss of earnings.Representatives for Allen did not immediately respond to emails seeking comment.Fajardo said he was hired after being showered with compliments following a meal of roasted chicken, pasta, chocolate cake and apple pie he prepared for the defendants and two guests.

Scott Frank, a two-time Adapted Screenplay Oscar nominee for Logan and Out of Sight, will receive the WGA East‘s Ian McLellan Hunter Award for Career Achievement Writers Guild Awards in February.

The CEO of America's largest health insurance company was shot in New York by a masked gunman last week in a daylight murder that has left America reeling.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Following the shocking murder of the CEO of UnitedHealthcare outside a Midtown Manhattan hotel this week, security teams responsible for ensuring the safety of senior corporate execs are taking stock of their strategic plans. On Wednesday (Dec.

EXCLUSIVE: Emily In Paris creator Darren Star and Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas are set to co-write and executive produce a drama series for Universal Televison based on the latter film producer’s debut novel, Climbing in Heels. The studio preemptively bought the rights to the book which hits store shelves on April 29, 2025.

Ralph Fiennes, who played Lord Voldemort in the Harry Potter film saga, has an idea about who should play the villain in the HBO TV series.

Marshall Brickman, the writer and director known for co-writing some of Woody Allen‘s earlier works, has died. He was 85.

Pat Saperstein Deputy Editor Marshall Brickman, who won an Oscar for writing “Annie Hall” alongside Woody Allen and also collaborated with him on “Sleeper,” “Manhattan” and “Manhattan Murder Mystery,” died Friday in Manhattan. He was 85.

Jennifer Lopez is enjoying some retail therapy.

Jem Aswad Executive Editor, Music In the latest twist in the bruising beef between Drake and Kendrick Lamar, the Canadian rapper has initiated legal action against Universal Music Group and Spotify over allegations that the two companies conspired to artificially inflate the popularity of Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us.” The action is doubly surprising because UMG distributes both artists’ recordings. In a filing Monday in Manhattan court first reported by Billboard, Drake’s Frozen Moments LLC accused UMG of launching an illegal “scheme” involving bots, payola and other methods to boost the numbers for Lamar’s viciously personal song, which accuses Drake of pedophilia and amplified the already fiery dispute between the two artists.

William Earl Variety will honor global superstar Jennifer Lopez with the Legend & Groundbreaker Award at the 2025 Palm Springs International Film Festival. The prestigious accolade will be presented during the highly anticipated 10 Directors to Watch and Creative Impact Awards brunch on Jan.

Diddy yesterday (November 19), per court documents obtained by Rolling Stone.Lawyer Tony Buzbee and his co-counsel Andrew Van Arsdale filed the lawsuits against the rap mogul – real name Sean Combs – with five more anonymous accusers, three men and two women, claiming they were drugged and sexually assaulted by him in incidents in New York and Miami dating back to 2001.One woman claims in the lawsuit that she was drugged and forced to perform oral sex on Combs and his bodyguards in an SUV limousine following a Halloween party at a nightclub in Manhattan aged 18, while one of the male accusers claims he was invited back to Combs’ mansion in Florida for an after-party after meeting someone associated with him at a Miami nightclub in 2022.He claims that Combs gave him a drink and led him into a bedroom where Combs allegedly “demanded” that two women perform “sexual dances” for three men. The accuser claims he lost consciousness and woke up naked with Combs sexually assaulting him.Combs denied these fresh claims of sexual misconduct through his reps, with his media team telling Rolling Stone in a statement: “As his legal team has said before, Mr.

has been accused of violently raping a drugged-up man at a Miami house party — all while brandishing a “disturbing smile” and talking “dirty” to the alleged victim, a disturbing new lawsuit claims. The man, identified only as “John Doe,” claims the disgraced music mogul allegedly attacked him in front of a group of people in a bedroom after his drink was spiked at the 2022 party — causing him to “lose consciousness” entirely, court papers state.

Anna Tingley Bradley Cooper, Ana de Armas, Cynthia Erivo, Martha Stewart and many more bold-faced names made their way Uptown on Thursday night to celebrate Louis Vuitton’s new store opening on 57th street in Manhattan.The sprawling five-floor building is a temporary store ahead of the multi-year renovation of the Fifth Avenue flagship — whose scaffolding was geniusly transformed into a supersized LV Trunk. But it’s hard to imagine a more luxe space than the ad-hoc one feted this week, which features a soaring atrium installation and a multi-floor activation highlighting Louis Vuitton’s most iconic collaborations.

Roc-A-Fella Records at an auction Thursday in hopes of recouping $8.7 million that the label’s embattled co-founder, Damon Dash, owes in back taxes.An anonymous Albany rep entered the winning $1 million bid at the federal auction in Manhattan in hopes of flipping the 33.3% stake in the famed hip-hop label — which produced hits such as “Hard Knock Life” and “99 Problems” — for enough cash to settle Dash’s huge tax debt.The state made a creditors bid on the legendary rap company’s shares, meaning it didn’t have to front the $1 million, and can now resell the portion of the company at no risk. It is not clear when or how the state will sell the label rights to pay off Dash’s tax debts.Two other anonymous bidders were in the running — bidding $250,000 and $223,000, respectively — for the portion of the firm, which also founded the Rocawear clothing line.New York City has also demanded more than $193,000 in unpaid child support from the record executive in recent months, according to billboard.com, and will be paid from the bid money.“The auction is over but the work is not complete,” said attorney Chris Brown, who represents two plaintiffs to whom Dash allegedly owes money.“Mr.

Emiliana Betancourt The 15th annual New York Game Awards will honor Sam Lake, creative director of Remedy Entertainment, with the prestigious Andrew Yoon Legend Award. The ceremony is set for Jan. 21 at the SVA Theatre in Manhattan.

Todd Longwell Matt Lichtenberg had what he calls his “come to Jesus” moment during a bus ride through the Bronx in the late 1970s. At the time, he was drifting. He had left New Paltz College in upstate New York to study photography at the University of Buffalo, then, at the urging of his father, transferred to business-oriented Baruch College in Manhattan.

The White Stripes have dropped their copyright lawsuit against the newly re-elected President of the United States Donald Trump. Find out more below.In August, the Stripes’ Jack White warned the Trump presidential campaign not to use his music after a clip of The White Stripes’ music appeared in a video.

Diddy is not giving up the fight to be released from prison.