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Just a few weeks after Adele had fans wondering if she had married her longtime boyfriend, Rich Paul, the sports agent appeared for a new interview on CBS Mornings. During the episode, Paul was asked about the rumors — but he typically doesn’t speak about his private life.

“She’s been great, I think she would agree that we’ve definitely helped each other,” Paul did reveal to Gayle King. “I’m in a good space, we’re in a good space. Happy. She’s superb… She’s been great for me. We’ve been great for each other.”

King then asked whether or not she should call Adele “Mrs. Paul” next. However, he still kept his answer cryptic — as not to reveal whether the two secretly tied the knot. “You can say whatever you want,” he replied, noting that their relationship is “not for the media.”

The rumors started during a show of Adele’s Las Vegas residency, when a moment of a fan asking if they could marry her went viral.

“You can’t marry me, I’m straight my love,” Adele responded. “And my husband’s here tonight.” Her particular word choice was the thing that raised eyebrows. Paul and Adele have been together since 2021.

Check out Rich Paul‘s interview with CBS Mornings below. (The Adele conversation starts around six minutes.)

Donald Trump has already left an indelible stain on the office of presidency, and according to a new book, he apparently left his mark on the Marvel Cinematic Universe before it was even formed.

In an excerpt from MCU: The Reign of Marvel Studios, writers Joanna Robinson, Dave Gonzales, and Gavin Edwards reveal how a lunch meeting at Mar-a-Lago ignited the spark that would form one of the largest blockbuster franchises of all time. However, the meeting taking place at Trump’s golf club shouldn’t come as a total surprise. Trump’s presidency would reveal that he was tight with then-Marvel CEO Ike Perlmutter, a notorious penny-pincher who would later reportedly advise the MAGA administration on Veteran Affairs.

Via Rolling Stone:

Trump wasn’t familiar with Perlmutter’s lunch companion. David Maisel wasn’t socially adept by anyone’s measure, including his own. Tall and lanky, he seemed much younger than his forty years. His mind was always spinning with business plans and financial schemes. Sometimes Maisel came up with ideas faster than he could get words out of his mouth; he spoke quickly and enthusiastically, and with an occasional stammer. Now, in Donald Trump’s dining room, he was eagerly trying to talk his way into a dream job.

Perlmutter had taken Maisel to Mar-a-Lago for a meal that would help chip away at the club’s annual $2,000 dining minimum. Before the appetizers arrived, Maisel launched into his pitch. What if Perl- mutter and Marvel could keep the money from blockbuster super-hero movies, instead of most of it going to studios like Fox (for X-Men) and Sony (for Spider-Man)? What if Marvel Studios was a real studio, not just a glorified production company? And what if he, David Maisel, could make that happen without Perlmutter having to contribute his own money?

While Trump was present for the 2003 lunch meeting, it was strictly in a glad-handing owner schmoozing with his rich buddies capacity. We doubt the former president could name a single comic book character if asked.

However, he has been the inspiration for several villains over the years.

(Via Rolling Stone)

Is Jerry Seinfeld working on a George Lucas-like special edition of the divisive Seinfeld finale? Maybe! As long as Jerry doesn’t step on Newman’s tail.

During the question and answer portion of a comedy show at Boston’s Wang Theatre on Saturday, an audience member asked Seinfeld whether he likes “The Finale,” the sitcom’s series finale. “Well, I have a little secret for you about the ending. But I can’t really tell it because it is a secret,” the comedian responded. “Here’s what I’ll tell you, OK, but you can’t tell anybody. Something is going to happen that has to do with that ending. Hasn’t happened yet.” Seinfeld added, “And just what you are thinking about, Larry and I have also been thinking about it,” presumably referring to co-creator Larry David (probably not Larry Charles). “So you’ll see, we’ll see.”

I’m a fan of the finale, but not everyone wanted to see Jerry, George, Elaine, and Kramer get their comeuppance after nine seasons and almost 200 episodes of selfish behavior. Seinfeld offered no further details, so it’s unclear what he’s planning, or whether he considers the Seinfeld season of Curb Your Enthusiasm to be canon. Maybe when he teased “you’ll see, you’ll see,” he meant to say, “You’ll bee, you’ll bee.” Coming summer 2024: Bee Movie 2.

(Via the Guardian)

In a world where smartphones are nearly as common as backpacks for kids, parents’ concern for a safe digital experience is growing. Smartphones are amazing tools for education and connection, but they come with risks that can’t be ignored. It’s getting harder and harder to keep up with the rapid pace of technology, and the thought of their young ones stumbling upon inappropriate content or chatting with strangers is nothing short of nightmarish. Luckily,
Troomi Wireless is stepping up to the plate with a mission to provide a safe, educational, and fun smartphone experience for kids.

Troomi Wireless has crafted a solution akin to having a digital guardian for your child. By intertwining advanced safety features with the technology kids crave, Troomi is not just handing over a gadget but a learning companion enveloped in a shell of safety.

It’s more than just a phone; it’s an intelligent approach to introducing the digital world to young minds. With Troomi, it’s about nurturing a safe and educational digital environment that allows children to explore, learn, and grow while giving parents the peace of mind they desperately seek in today’s tech-driven society.

Troomi’s Unique Approach to Safety

Safety isn’t just a buzzword for Troomi Wireless; it’s a promise. Thanks to its safety features, parental controls take the front seat, making it easier than ever to manage what kids can access on their phones.

Want to block certain websites or apps? It’s a breeze with Troomi. And it’s not just about blocking the bad stuff; parents can also highlight the good stuff. Troomi has a special marketplace filled with apps that are not only fun but safe and educational too. It’s like a digital candy store with all the sweet learning tools and zero cavities!

Now, handing over a smartphone to a kid is easy, but teaching them to use it responsibly is the real deal. Troomi gets that. Through their platform, kids learn the ropes of digital citizenship. They learn that with freedom comes responsibility, even in the digital world. Every swipe, click, and app download is a step towards becoming a smart digital citizen, and Troomi is there to guide them through each step.

The Troomi Parent Portal is like mission control for parents, providing a bird’s eye view of their child’s smartphone activity. From here, parents can check in on the apps their kids are using, the websites they’re visiting, and even the calls and texts they’re making. It’s not about spying; it’s about guiding and keeping the digital explorations of young ones on a safe and enlightening path. With the Parent Portal, parents are not just spectators; they’re active participants in their child’s digital adventure, ensuring the journey is safe, educational, and fun!

Educational and Fun Apps

Troomi is packed with educational apps that make learning a fun adventure rather than a chore. Whether it’s mastering math, exploring science, or diving into history, there’s something for every young scholar. The apps are designed to ignite curiosity and fuel a love for learning. They’re like friendly digital tutors that make studying engaging and enjoyable.

Now, all work and no play isn’t the motto at
Troomi. Alongside the educational apps, a collection of entertainment apps provides just the right amount of fun and age-appropriate. It’s like having a digital playground right at your fingertips. Whether it’s games that challenge the mind or apps that tickle the funny bone, Troomi ensures they’re wholesome and safe. Parents won’t have to worry about their kids stumbling upon anything they shouldn’t. It’s all fun and games, the secure way!

The beauty of Troomi lies in the balance. It’s not just about hitting the books or only about having fun. Troomi brings education and entertainment together in a delightful blend. It’s about learning while laughing, solving puzzles while playing, and growing while goofing around. With Troomi, kids get a slice of both worlds, making the smartphone experience enriching and enjoyable. It’s like having a digital companion that knows when it’s time to study and when it’s time to play, making the journey of growing up in the digital age memorable.

Plans and Pricing: An Investment in Safety

When it comes to giving your child a smartphone, Troomimakes it a straightforward affair with its variety of plans and pricing. There’s something for every budget, making it an accessible choice for many families. The plans are designed to provide a service and offer a safe digital haven for kids.

Investing in a Troomi phone isn’t just about buying a gadget; it’s about buying peace of mind. It’s like getting a safety helmet along with a new bike. The value extends beyond just the phone; it trickles down to the safe and educational environment Troomi creates. It’s not merely a phone plan; it’s a plan for your child’s digital safety and growth. The essence is to make the digital world a friend, not a foe, for our young ones.

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Troomi Wireless has come forward with a mission that resonates with every parent’s concern – creating a safe digital environment for kids. In a world where the internet can be a Wild West, Troomi stands as a safe haven. It’s not just about providing a smartphone; it’s about providing a smarter phone experience that prioritizes safety while not skimping on the fun and learning.

Navigating the digital world can be daunting for young minds, but with a friend like Troomi, it becomes an enlightening adventure. It’s a trusted ally, ensuring that the smartphone experience is as enriching as it is safe. It’s about taking the right step into the digital world with Troomi holding your hand. The digital future for our kids looks bright and safe, with Troomi leading the way.

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“Praise God” rapper Kanye West’s love life and intimate moments with his alleged new wife, Bianca Censori, have produced more than a few NSFW moments in the media. But if you thought it would die down soon, more details about West’s romantic pursuits are resurfacing thanks to his former fling, Julia Fox. In her new book, Down The Drain, the actress outlined her whirlwind relationship with the mogul from when he asked her to be his girl and beyond. So, what does Fox say about West in the memoir?

According to People, although Fox does not explicitly name West in the literal work, the timeline aligns with the period in which they were involved. In one passage, Fox alleged that West almost immediately had his team intervene with her fashion choices. She also accused West of treating her like “a show monkey.” One excerpt highlighted by the outlet suggested that West offered to pay for a “boob job” for Fox.

“His words stick to me like a piece of lint on my clothes. I can’t shake off the uncomfortable feeling,” penned Fox.

Fox also revealed that when asked to be West’s girlfriend, she initially declined the offer, to which he reportedly replied, “If you’re worried about me embarrassing you, I wouldn’t do that. You have a son, and my mom was a single mom.”

Fox began promoting the book as early as March 2022 when she attended the Vanity Fair Oscars after-party. When asked on the red carpet about its then progress, she said, “I don’t want to give too much of it away because I’m very superstitious. So I don’t like to speak of things before they’re finished. It’s so far a masterpiece if I do say so myself… it was a memoir at first, but now it’s just like my first book.”

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The book also explores other parts of Fox’s life, including her usage of drugs, rebellious childhood, and film career.

Fox’s new book, Down The Drain, is out now. Find more information here.

Lana Del Rey recently stumbled upon a post made by a Christian influencer who accused her of witchcraft — and had some thoughts of her own. In the video, the user, Traci Coston, tries to claim that, from a video of people falling over in the crowd at Del Rey’s show, it was from supernatural forces. And not just a typical chain stumble.

“This is not normal,” Coston tells people in the video’s voiceover.

Del Rey decided to push back against the witchcraft claims. “B*tch I know the Bible verse for verse better than you do,” she responded to Coston. “PS you’re giving off super gremlin energy. Not in a good way.”

Hilariously, the pop star also liked the post. Del Rey has been open in the past about practicing witchcraft, especially in 2017 when she claimed that she was going to use it against Trump — and encouraged fans online to participate.

“At the stroke of midnight,” she tweeted. “Feb 24, March 26, April 24, May 23… Ingredients can b found online.”

But she has also expressed her place in religion. On Del Rey’s last album, she brought in a pastor named Judah Smith for “Judah Smith Interlude.” Who’s to say she can’t have a little fun with both?

Check out Del Rey’s response to Coston’s video below.

Given how long Snoop Dogg has remained a pop culture fixture and how many coals he constantly seems to have on the fire, it’s fair to say he’s probably a pretty smart guy. Or, at the very least, he’s surrounded by a bunch of savvy folks. If you ask Snoop, he actually seems to think the latter is more true than the former. In fact, he actually takes pride in being “the dumbest one” on his team, but he has great reasoning for that.

On Instagram yesterday (October 9), Snoop shared a video of a conversation he had with EPMD legend Parrish Smith. In it, Smith discusses the idea of surrounding himself with talented and intelligent individuals in order to drive himself to be his best; “steel sharpens steel,” as he phrased it. He concluded, “If you’re the smartest one in your circle, you got a problem,” Smith said.

Snoop responded with, “What do I always say, y’all? I want to be the dumbest one on my team. I’ve always said that, I just said that the other night. Because if I’m the dumbest one on the team, I got some bad muthaf*ckas around me!”

Check out the clip below.

Given how long Snoop Dogg has remained a pop culture fixture and how many coals he constantly seems to have on the fire, it’s fair to say he’s probably a pretty smart guy. Or, at the very least, he’s surrounded by a bunch of savvy folks. If you ask Snoop, he actually seems to think the latter is more true than the former. In fact, he actually takes pride in being “the dumbest one” on his team, but he has great reasoning for that.

On Instagram yesterday (October 9), Snoop shared a video of a conversation he had with EPMD legend Parrish Smith. In it, Smith discusses the idea of surrounding himself with talented and intelligent individuals in order to drive himself to be his best; “steel sharpens steel,” as he phrased it. He concluded, “If you’re the smartest one in your circle, you got a problem,” Smith said.

Snoop responded with, “What do I always say, y’all? I want to be the dumbest one on my team. I’ve always said that, I just said that the other night. Because if I’m the dumbest one on the team, I got some bad muthaf*ckas around me!”

Check out the clip below.

There are people you can trust with keeping a secret, and then there’s Donald Trump. The former president will repeat every confidential detail you told him to the first person who gives him a compliment. Especially if they look like him.

Last week, it was reported that Trump shared “classified information about American nuclear submarines with an Australian businessman during an evening of conversation at Mar-a-Lago,” according to the New York Times. “Mr. Trump’s disclosures, [sources] said, potentially endangered the U.S. nuclear fleet.” The billionaire Trump blabbed to was Anthony Pratt.

On Monday’s episode of The Late Show, host Stephen Colbert theorized that Trump blabbed to Pratt because “he heard that the guy came from Down Under and he thought, well, that’s where the submarines are.” Later, Colbert, who joked that Trump was just following his old sales mantra (“ABC: Always Be Compromising National Security”) was horrified by a side-by-side photo of the two billionaires. “Oh my lord!” he exclaimed. “It looks like they made [Pratt’s] hair out of Trump’s face and Trump’s hair out of his face.”

Halloween couples costume, anyone?

You can watch Colbert’s monologue above, including the side-by-side at 4:15 and a funny bit about Trump’s bizarre fascination with Silence of the Lambs and Hannibal Lecter.

There are people you can trust with keeping a secret, and then there’s Donald Trump. The former president will repeat every confidential detail you told him to the first person who gives him a compliment. Especially if they look like him.

Last week, it was reported that Trump shared “classified information about American nuclear submarines with an Australian businessman during an evening of conversation at Mar-a-Lago,” according to the New York Times. “Mr. Trump’s disclosures, [sources] said, potentially endangered the U.S. nuclear fleet.” The billionaire Trump blabbed to was Anthony Pratt.

On Monday’s episode of The Late Show, host Stephen Colbert theorized that Trump blabbed to Pratt because “he heard that the guy came from Down Under and he thought, well, that’s where the submarines are.” Later, Colbert, who joked that Trump was just following his old sales mantra (“ABC: Always Be Compromising National Security”) was horrified by a side-by-side photo of the two billionaires. “Oh my lord!” he exclaimed. “It looks like they made [Pratt’s] hair out of Trump’s face and Trump’s hair out of his face.”

Halloween couples costume, anyone?

You can watch Colbert’s monologue above, including the side-by-side at 4:15 and a funny bit about Trump’s bizarre fascination with Silence of the Lambs and Hannibal Lecter.