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Sky York Journal “Looking back on my childhood and the way that my parents raised me, I can’t think of anything that was negative,” Erin Bates Pain (who joined the fam on May 2, 1991) told People. “Everything, looking back, is really positive, and we made the best memories.”  While they didn’t have a television “we substituted that for playtime with dad,” she continued. “Or, you know, playing games as a family or making memories. So, I don’t feel like we missed out on anything and, actually, I think we were smarter because of it.” Which meant that after she…

Sky York Journal More Grace & Stella Under-Eye Mask Celebrity Reviews Lala Kent raved, “You guys all know I’m obsessed with eye patches. I love them. They’re de-puffing me and I feel chic because Kyle Richards always has them on Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. She’s rich and fabulous. If she wears eye patches, I’m gonna wear eye patches. Leave them on for 15 or 20 minutes. I love these. I wish you could see my cabinet, I have a plethora of eye patches. I’m loving Grace & Stella.” Tyler Cameron told E!,”Take my advice and put them in the…

Sky York Journal Amanda Seyfried is a super trouper for a threequel. The Emmy winner weighed in on whether a third installment to the Mamma Mia! franchise is on its way. “It is, yes,” Amanda told Deadline Sept. 8 while attending the Toronto International Film Festival, before cautiously adding, “I think.” The 39-year-old also addressed the willingness of fellow cast members like Meryl Streep, Christine Baranski, Pierce Brosnan and Stellan Skarsgård to participate in another installment of the ABBA jukebox musical. “We all said, ‘Yeah, definitely,’” she continued. “It’s our way of marketing and getting support. Big movies like that…

Sky York Journal Miss America 2026 Cassie Donegan knows true beauty is not skin-deep. That’s why the 28-year-old is brushing off online criticism over her makeup at the latest national pageant, during which she represented New York. “I’m just a normal person. No, I don’t want to hear people ever say anything negative, especially about my appearance,” she told People in an interview published Sept. 9. “But I also respect that the internet is a public space and that people have the right to their opinion to be able to share that, and no one’s going to be everyone’s favorite…

Sky York Journal It looks like Zosia Mamet may be sharing why she walked away from her role on Mad Men.  The Girls alum revealed the reason she made an abrupt exit from guest-starring on an acclaimed TV series for two seasons when she was 19, which fans have speculated was about the same age she was when she filmed her role as Joyce Ramsay in the AMC drama.  For Zosia—who appeared on Mad Men for several episodes in seasons four and five, which aired from 2010 to 2012—her decision to quit the unnamed show came down to a bad interaction…

Sky York Journal Jen Affleck’s beauty routine is surprisingly low maintenance. We caught up with the Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star to talk the simple beauty products she uses to look Utah-girl pretty, one of…

Sky York Journal Affleck, who grew up with Damon in Massachusetts, continued, “When you know someone as long as I’ve known Matt, you develop a pretty good sense of what is real and what isn’t and it’s almost impossible to catch Matt acting. He is really a master of realism and it’s something I deeply admire about him. One of many things.” However, when it comes to the acting world, there is a particular aspect where Affleck reigns supreme, according to him. “Matt has probably been ahead of me in many regards throughout our career,” he said. “However, I think…

Sky York Journal Dec. 31, 2024: Baldoni, Wayfarer & Others Sue The New York TimesBaldoni, Wayfarer, Heath, Sarowitz, Nathan, TAG, Abel, RWA Communications, Wallace and Street Relations filed a $250 million lawsuit against The New York Times Dec. 31. In the suit obtained by E!, The New York Times was accused of libel, false light invasion of privacy, promissory fraud and breach of implied-in-fact contract for its article about a retaliatory smear campaign the plaintiffs allegedly conducted against Lively after she voiced concerns about purported misconduct on set. Saying the report was “false” and based on Lively’s CRD complaint, the plaintiffs…

Sky York Journal The Supreme Court on Tuesday froze a lower court judge’s decision ordering that foreign aid money already approved by Congress be spent. The ominous move may signal a coming embrace of the Trump administration’s radical “theory” that a president can choose to withhold appropriated funding.  That gambit, called a pocket rescission, would let the president zero out any congressionally approved spending he didn’t like just by waiting for the fiscal year to wind down. It’s an unprecedented expansion of presidential powers into a realm explicitly reserved for the legislature.    This time, Trump claimed to claw back billions…

Sky York Journal A group of Michigan fake electors learned on Tuesday that believing the 2020 election was stolen can still pay off: a state judge dismissed a criminal fraud case against them after finding that they “sincerely believe” there were irregularities in President Trump’s defeat that year. The ruling brings the last criminal case against the 2020 fake electors to an end. Judge Kristen D. Simmons found in a hearing that prosecutors had failed to produce “evidence sufficient to prove intent” in bringing fraud charges against 15 people who agreed to submit fake certificates saying that they were Michigan’s…