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Gina Kirschenheiter’s boyfriend, Travis Mullen, is firing back at accusations he tampered with his ex-wife Meghan Mullen’s private email account and chased her down the road in The Real Housewives of Orange County star’s car, Us Weekly can exclusively report. Us obtained a court declaration submitted by Travis on October 30 as he attempts to … Read more
The Trump administration has begun taking direct equity stakes in American companies, not as temporary crisis measures, as in 2008, but as permanent fixtures of industrial policy. The moves raise interesting questions, including what happens when the White House appears on your cap table. At TechCrunch Disrupt in San Francisco last week, Sequoia Capital’s global … Read more
Dancing With the Stars season 34 may be continuing to shatter voting records, but it’s Robert Irwin who has the internet all abuzz. While one could point to his jaw-dropping moves or that shirtless moment, it’s his infectious energy and admirable vulnerability in sharing his family’s story that landed him a spot in Us Weekly’s … Read more
As counterintuitive as it might seem, being trendy can be a curse for a clothing brand. Abercrombie & Fitch for years was a trendy tastemaker that told customers what was cool, not the other way around, and it worked. Until it didn’t. A decade ago, the ‘it’ brand of the 2000s and early 2010s crashed. … Read more
Hello, I am Priyanka Salve, CNBC’s senior correspondent for India, writing from Singapore. This week, I look at how global money is fleeing Indian secondary market but betting on Indian IPOs. This report is from this week’s edition of CNBC’s “Inside India” newsletter which brings you timely, insightful news and market commentary on the emerging … Read more
“The fax machine still exists, but only in healthcare,” said Dr. Kaushal Kulkarni, a neuro-ophthalmologist. “Someone goes out and retrieves records from the hospital basement and proceeds to put 1,000 pages—basically fax records—on my desk. ‘Here you go, doctor. Have fun.’ And now it’s my job, in the middle of a busy clinic where patients … Read more
John Edward never imagined he’d use his psychic abilities to help solve some of America’s most chilling crimes. But when FBI agent Robert Hilland reached out in 1998 about one particularly frightening case involving convicted murderer John Smith, Edward couldn’t ignore the call. Years later, Edward, 55, and Hilland have reunited to write Chasing Evil: … Read more
Dean Leitersdorf and I are on Zoom, watching a Sabrina Carpenter music video. In “Taste,” Carpenter and Jenna Ortega comically feud in over-the-top fashion—complete with chainsaws, machetes, and camp. But we’re not watching the original. In real-time, the video is transfigured into a snowy animated wonderland, courtesy of an AI model called Mirage. The model … Read more
For Gen Z, the job market is full of mixed signals. One moment, they’re hearing entry-level jobs are a dying breed. The next, CEOs are complaining about a talent shortage. But according to JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon, the path to job security isn’t a mystery—it just requires studying the right things. That’s because there … Read more
VC funding into AI tools for healthcare was projected to hit $11 billion last year — a headline figure that speaks to the widespread conviction that artificial intelligence will prove transformative in a critical sector. Many startups applying AI in healthcare are seeking to drive efficiencies by automating some of the administration that orbits and … Read more
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