Tiffany Trump shares photos of her and fiancé to celebrate 1 year of their engagement

It has been a long time since Mike Pence spoke to his former boss Donald Trump.

Kanye West doing everything in his power to get his wife back, it looks like things betweenKim Kardashian and Pete Davidson are getting serious. According to new reports, the Staten Island native is spending a lot more time in Los Angeles, which now has him looking at properties in the sunny city.

Ray J was one of former President Donald Trump‘s latest visitors at his Mar-a-Lago club. The 41-year-old singer and 75-year-old former president were both all smiles in the photo, as they stood alongside pictures of Trump, including a huge photo of him with North Korean Supreme Leader Kim Jong-Un, 38, in 2018. The pair were meeting to discuss business opportunities, according to Page Six.

Kathy Griffin is documenting her post-surgery recovery and sharing it with the world.

UFO expert has claimed that Twitter is refusing to verify him because he supports former US President Donald Trump.Scott Waring, of UFO Sightings Daily, made the claim on the social media platform yesterday.Mr Waring, who has 47.6k followers, tweeted: “Twitter is refusing to verify my account because I supported president Trump when he sent US military ships to protect us in Taiwan.“And when he exited WHO because of communist China and Ethiopia controls it, not allowing Taiwan to enter.“I will always support Taiwan.”Oddly, his only response to the tweet is someone telling him to “think bigger”, while tagging in the Nobel Peace Prize account.There is no way to know if Mr Waring's claim is true or not, as Twitter doesn't give a reason for rejection when using its application process for verification.The process itself allows you to choose what industry you're part of, before asking for identification – passport, household bill etc – and then it requests three links to prove you are who you say you are.Mr Waring's UFO Sightings Daily website is no longer online, which could explain why he was not verified.There are also much larger accounts with more followers that are without verification on the platform, too.Crypto expert Layah Heilpern has 185.5k, while author and writer Sara Gibbs has 54.4k – both of whom have been denied verification status by the platform recently.Earlier this month, Mr Waring claims he spotted a giant UFO “several times bigger” than the International Space Station.He claimed that it was “100 per cent proof” of aliens, and shared a picture of it on his now-offline website, dismissing any and all suggestions that it was a photo of the moon.He said: “It's not the moon.

Jeff Bezos’s selfies aboard a luxury yacht in St Barts earlier this month would have been forgiven for doing a double take. In mirrored heart-shaped shades and a gaudy £500 silk shirt so tight it might have been tattooed on to the 57-year-old’s torso, the Amazon boss looked more like US rapper Pitbull than the one-time monobrowed tech nerd who achieved global domination in a pair of high-waisted beige chinos.But it was the stunning brunette wrapped around him on the 88-foot vessel, Tender To – which cost a meagre £31,000 a week to charter – who completed the new look. In a backless, cutaway metallic 1970s jumpsuit that left little to the imagination, Lauren Sanchez discoed her way into 2022. As well she might.

As with almost every role she plays on Saturday Night Live, Kate McKinnon does a wicked version of Fox News’ Laura Ingraham.

Jeff Bezos’s selfies aboard a luxury yacht in St Barts earlier this month would have been forgiven for doing a double take. In mirrored heart-shaped shades and a gaudy £500 silk shirt so tight it might have been tattooed on to the 57-year-old’s torso, the Amazon boss looked more like US rapper Pitbull than the one-time monobrowed tech nerd who achieved global domination in a pair of high-waisted beige chinos.But it was the stunning brunette wrapped around him on the 88-foot vessel, Tender To – which cost a meagre £31,000 a week to charter – who completed the new look. In a backless, cutaway metallic 1970s jumpsuit that left little to the imagination, Lauren Sanchez discoed her way into 2022. As well she might.

Hollywood romp about rebellious kids trying to sabotage their mum's romances was released, but it was actually in cinemas back in 2005.The classic film even sparked a television spin-off with Ice Cube acting as executive producer, with all roles re-cast.To mark the anniversary, we have a look at where some of its stars are today and what they've been up to.From controversial allegations, health issues and links to Donald Trump, the cast has certainly been busy.Rapper and actor Ice Cube, who played Nick Persons in the movie, has had his share of controversial headlines in recent years.In 2020, the US actor found himself at the centre of controversy when he was accused of a history of anti-Semitism.It seems the allegations stemmed from the star's 1991 track No Vaseline, which apparently uses racial slurs.Ice Cube also found himself in hot water when he was reported to have tweeted some memes that people found offensive.However, the star responded to say that he was not "anti anybody"."What if I was just pro-Black?" he wrote on Twitter. "This is the truth brother.

Writing on Instagram, the daughter of former President Donald Trump described the project to her fans and thanked the volunteers who helped deliver it.She said: “Thank you to our many incredible partners and volunteers who helped feed tens of thousands American families across Idaho and NY.“With fresh, nutritious, locally-sourced produce and dairy this holiday season.”Ivanka posted that the privately funded project had provided food for families in need in New York and Idaho.This included 1.1 million pounds of locally sourced dairy produce, the serving of 1.3 million meals and the distribution of over 52,000 food boxes.A post shared by Ivanka Trump (@ivankatrump)On Instagram, Ivanka’s followers were delighted by the project.User ivankaisthequeen said: “We love you Ivanka!“Thank you for continuing to help others.Such a kind thing to do.”User carolinethepatriot said: “Looking gorgeous, Ivanka! “Thank you for all you do!”User juliebrawn said “This is amazing !!“Always thinking of others - so grateful for you and this incredible work for others in need!”User steffi_sefried said “This is real work, Thank You! Her latest post comes as Marissa Velez, who worked with Ivanka on her fashion label for three years, believes Ivanka could be planning a bid for the White House.In January last year, Ms Velez said: “I don’t think she will try to get back into New York society.“She’s not just going to walk away from the White House and say ‘Cool, that was a great four years, I learned a lot’.“Fashion was just another way for Ivanka to get her family into a more powerful position."Ultimately, power for her family was all she wanted.

Changing the channel? After being fired from her New Year’s Eve hosting gig, Kathy Griffin revealed that she still “hate-watched” Anderson Cooper and her replacement, Andy Cohen, on the CNN special.

Kathy Griffin still has some hard feelings when it comes to her former friend, Anderson Cooper, and his pal,Andy Cohen. Cohen replaced Griffin in 2017 for CNN's New Year's Eve show, following her controversial photo holding a fake severed head of then-president Donald Trump. “I wasn’t canceled,” Griffin, 61, said in a new profile, «I was erased.» Griffin admitted in the profile that she «hate-watched» Cooper and Cohen's recent New Year's Eve antics.

reported Thursday.“Among the ranks of “dark money” groups and anonymous megadonors who bankrolled the effort is a familiar name in GOP fundraising circles: Dick Uihlein, founder of the multinational Uline shipping company,” The Beast reported. “According to previously unreported tax disclosures, Uihlein’s nonprofit—the Ed Uihlein Family Foundation—poured millions of dollars in 2020 into a sprawling number of groups connected to efforts to challenge Joe Biden’s victory and reimagine election law, as well as other right-wing extremist organizations, including ones designated as hate groups.”The Beast noted that all of the foundations $16.8 million in donations in 2020 came from Uihlein.Kyle Herrig, president of Accountable.US, blasted Uihlein for the donations.READ: ‘Craven’ Mitch McConnell condemned for ‘shockingly racist’ remarks about Black voters“In 2020, as workers and families struggled to get by, Dick and Liz Uihlein’s company cashed in on pandemic aid—then turned around and funded hate groups pushing COVID conspiracy theories, bigotry, and efforts to undermine democracy,” he said.

Shirley Halperin Executive Editor, MusicAs the barrier of entry to podcasts has lowered, it seems anyone with a gripe, sour grape or grievance to air is now able to reach the biggest megaphone on the planet with just a few clicks. That rant, delivered as an episode on the heels of a firing or a breakup or any manner of dramatic flareup — the revenge pod, if you will — seems to be gaining in popularity in recent years.Is there entertainment value to the fury and raw emotion of someone who believes they’ve been wronged? Absolutely.

Kathy Griffin is opening up about that Donald Trump severed head controversy.

Almost a year to the day after Donald Trump left office, the Supreme Court just dealt the former Celebrity Apprentice host a potentially crippling blow.

Donald Trump is now officially in the hot seat!

Jeff Bezos,Lauren Sanchez loves to take flight. The founder of Black Ops Aviation loves to fly her helicopter, and on Tuesday, she introduced the world to her adorable co-pilot, and it’s not Bezos. It’s her fluffy Pomeranian Husky Blu.

New York Attorney General Letitia James said that her investigation has found “significant evidence” that Donald Trump’s businesses used “fraudulent and misleading” asset valuations.

“What I have an opinion about 25 years ago, it’s not necessarily the opinion I have now,” admits Brian Cox as response to the viewpoint the Succession star offers on the likes of Johnny Depp, Michael Caine, Ed Norton, Game of Thrones and others in his new memoir Putting the Rabbit in the Hat.

A post shared by Ivanka Trump (@ivankatrump)"Thank you to our many incredible partners and volunteers who helped feed tens of thousands American families across Idaho and NY, with fresh, nutritious, locally-sourced produce and dairy this holiday season," she captioned a series of images posted on Jan. 18, but snapped last week.The initiative is part of the Farmers-to-Families Food Box Program, which begin in May 2020 and was designed to deliver fresh produce to families in need during the COVID-19 pandemic.Photos, several of them photo ops, show Donald Trump's daughter holding boxes, talking to other volunteers or carrying apples.