President Donald Trump said Monday night that he expects the ceasefire that he announced between Israel and Iran will end all military hostilities between the two countries. “I think the ceasefire is unlimited. It’s going to go forever,” Trump said during a phone interview with NBC News. Asked if the war was completely over, Trump

Be glad you’re not Jeff Bezos or Lauren Sánchez. Sure, being that rich would be awesome, but being rich comes with rich-people problems. With their Italian wedding imminent, they have a host of things to worry about that would never cross the imaginations of other, more average couples who don’t have 12 digits representing their

However, Jurassic World Dominion‘s Howard said her kids—son Theodore, 18, and daughter Beatrice, 15, with husband Seth Gabel—weren’t as interested in seeing dinos when she was filming the movie saga. In fact, she quipped to E! in 2022 that they didn’t view her as “being badass in any way, shape, or form”—despite famously running away

Celebrities raced their way to to London’s Cineworld Leicester Square on Monday to celebrate the premiere of Brad Pitt’s new “F1” movie. Scroll through the gallery to see stars including Tom Cruise, Patrick Schwarzenegger, Tate McRae and more dazzling on the red carpet. 1 of 20 Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images for

In the most ambitious U.S. stealth airstrike in decades, seven B-2 Spirit bombers flew 7,000 miles from Missouri to Iran over the weekend weekend, dropping more than a dozen 30,000-pound bunker-busting bombs on nuclear sites buried deep under rock and reinforced concrete. Codenamed Operation Midnight Hammer, the overnight mission relied on deception, aerial refueling, and

Lauren Sanchez and Jeff Bezos are getting married! The couple, who have enjoyed a long engagement, is saying ‘I do’ in the coming days, in one of the most awaited wedding ceremonies of the year. Sanchez and Bezos are expected to host their closest friends and family in a celebration that will surely be one of the

After a bruising year marked by slowing EV sales, shrinking margins, and a CEO whose personal brand is increasingly overshadowing his company’s, the once-unstoppable EV-maker has found itself in unfamiliar territory: vulnerable. Tesla, for years considered a category-defining disruptor, now looks a lot more like a legacy car company with a very modern PR problem.