Britney Spears Calls Son Jayden, 18, a 'Genius' as She Shows Off His Impressive Piano Skills: 'Can't Believe He's Mine'
Britney Spears says son Jayden, 18, is a "genius" after he plays the piano for her, adding that she "can't believe he's mine.
Despite the odds, Forrest Gump survived. When wildfires came, so did his bench
The Palisades fire destroyed a moviemaker's home, but not a bench seen in the classic 'Forrest Gump.' Forrest recounts his ...
White House denies defying judge’s order on Venezuelan deportations
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Trump Administration Live Updates: Justice Dept. Stonewalls Judge on Deportation Fights
The Trump administration on Monday repeatedly stonewalled a federal judge seeking answers about whether the government had ...
Judge unhappy with Trump administration’s argument for ignoring oral order on deportations
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Here’s What $3 Million Will Get You For a House in Delaware (6 Properties)
If you’re exploring the luxury housing market in Delaware with a $3 million budget, you’ll find a range of impressive ...
Davina McCall: ‘I’m often out running and sobbing with joy’
Having recently undergone brain tumour surgery, the presenter reveals the diet and exercise regimen that keeps her fit and ...
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Britney Spears gushes over son Jayden’s piano skills: ‘He’s a genius!'
Earlier in January, Spears gave a glimpse into her winter holiday with Jayden by her side. The younger of her two sons could be seen opening a box to reveal a long-sleeved button-down shirt. “Nice, ...
Aretha Franklin Was the ‘Queen of Soul.’ Peter Wolf Found Out Firsthand
In his new memoir, J. Geils Band frontman tells a wild tale of recording with Aretha Franklin. Read an exclusive excerpt ...
Disabled kids soar in this ballet class. It’s in limbo under Trump.
Several arts programs may be in jeopardy following changes to a federal grant program under the Trump administration that place less emphasis on underserved communities.