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where you are is important, but where you want to go–and how you'll get there–is everything.
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The Uphold-Ripple partnership sparks questions about Uphold’s past conversations on XRP reaching $1,000 and whether they may have secretly hinted at the collaboration. The prominent American crypto exchange Uphold, renowned for its support for XRP, engineered bullish conversations about the…
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Learn More Matthew Perry's Friends Salary Was Likely Much Bigger Than You Think The cast of "Friends" definitely earned solid salaries by the end of the series — but you might be surprised to learn that Matthew Perry earned plenty from the popular sitcom. In 2022, Perry released a memoir titled…
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Matthew Perry’s Last Time Seen in Public Was Meal with a Friend, Plus His Eerie Last Post
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Matthew Perry seemed to be enjoying a day out with a friend exactly one week before he died — leaving a West L.A. eatery in a scene that turns out to be the last time he’d be seen in public.
On October 21, the “Friends” star was walking out of the Apple Pan — a popular West L.A. spot for burgers, sandwiches and pies. He appeared to be leaving with a male friend who was carrying a takeout bag.
Matthew was growing a little goatee … a different look from the clean-cut guy millions of “Friends” fans knew and loved, but all in all the guy seemed to be doing well.
Prior to that, MP was seen on October 3, as he left a workout in Los Angeles.
TMZ broke the story … Matthew’s assistant found him unresponsive Saturday morning at his home, just a couple hours after he’d completed a 2-hour match of pickleball. Our sources say he was found in a hot tub, and there were no drugs found at the scene.
It certainly seems like Matthew enjoyed soaking in the tub. It’s an eerie image now, but just 6 days ago — in what would be his final IG post — he posted a nighttime shot from the hot tub, and included the caption, “Oh, so warm water swirling around makes you feel good? I’m Mattman.”
Clearly, that sense of humor his fans loved and came to expect from the beloved 54-year-old actor was still intact.
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Travis Kelce Sings to Taylor Swift Songs During Texas World Series Outing
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Travis Kelce has Taylor Swift on the brain whether he’s with her or not — ’cause the dude’s out here singing her songs in public … even though she’s nowhere to be seen herself.
The Chiefs tight end was out in Arlington, TX Friday — where he swung by Globe Life Field to catch Game 1 of the World Series between the Rangers and the D-backs … and where he ended up getting caught on camera indulging in his girlfriends catchy tunes.
Alexa play Taylor Swift End Game pic.twitter.com/dnNnF9wCAA
— Travis Kelce Fan Page (@traviskelce_fan) October 28, 2023
@traviskelce_fanFirst, fans noticed TK crooning and dancing along to ‘Shake It Off’ … which was played during the game. Travis’ bouncing around was actually shown on the jumbotron, and he didn’t shy away from lip-syncing — bobbing his head and getting a little hand action in too.
Later in the evening … there was another opportunity to belt out some TayTay, and he did.
Check it out for yourself — the dude was singing his heart out to one of her most well-known songs, ‘Love Story,’ and he was even seemingly recording himself while doing it. That, or he was on the phone with someone … possibly even Taylor. 👀
In any case … the timing of this great for a couple reasons. For one, it shows that he’s all in on Taylor and supports her even when she ain’t looking. Of course, the bigger deal here is the fact that Taylor just re-released her ‘1989’ album … and needs all the pub she can get.
Looks like Travis is solid boyfriend material in both capacities — and funny enough, he’s got a similar cheering style as she does when up in the stands.
It’s a match made in heaven, y’all.
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The United Auto Workers union reached a tentative agreement Saturday with Stellantis, which makes vehicles under the Dodge, Ram, Chrysler and Jeep brands, the UAW announced Saturday evening. The UAW, however, failed to reach a deal with General Motors and has subsequently expanded the strike.…
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Being a backup quarterback is one of the hardest jobs in professional sports. In many cases, nobody knows who you are until, for better or for worse, everybody knows who you are. With backup quarterbacks there is no middle ground. You either save your team’s season, or you get blamed for failing…
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the next phase of Israel's war against Hamas will focus on a ground operation expanding into Gaza. NBC News' Jay Gray reports on concerns over the safety of hostages still held by Hamas as troops move in.
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In an interview with WIRED released this week, billionaire entrepreneur and Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban delved deep into a myriad of subjects, from the unpredictability of achieving billionaire status to the evolving landscape of cryptocurrencies and non-fungible tokens (NFT). What Happened:…
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NBA legend and soon-to-be CNN host Charles Barkley told CNN anchor Chris Wallace that spitting at an abusive fan but hitting a little girl instead was a turning point for him. Wallace interviewed Barkley for this week’s edition of his Max series Who’s Talking to Chris Wallace — which now streams…
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One of the strangest aspects of the pandemic was the early insistence by the WHO and the CDC that COVID was not airborne. “FACT: #COVID19 is NOT airborne.” the WHO tweeted on March 28, 2000, accompanied by a large graphic (at right). Even at that time, there was plenty of evidence that COVID was…
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Below the Antarctic ice lies an "unmodified" landscape that has been preserved "despite millions of years of ice cover," according to a published in the journal Nature Communications. The East Antarctic Ice Sheet (EAIS) covers 12,000 square miles, and frozen under the surface is a "landscape of…
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This year’s Tokyo Film Festival (TIFF) has three Japanese filmmakers playing in competition — a haul that TIFF programming director Ichiyama Shozo told Deadline is a welcome high for the fest. One of this year’s set is filmmaker Kotsuji Yohei, who screens his debut feature, A Foggy Paradise, an…
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As promised by Elon Musk, X has now released two new tiers for its X Premium subscription offering, as it works to get more people paying to use the app. The new tiers will supplement the current X Premium package, with “Premium+”, priced at $US16 per month, offering an ad-free X experience, and…
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The State Department on Friday recommended that U.S. citizens in Lebanon evacuate while flights are available due to an “unpredictable security situation” amid the escalating regional conflict. “You should have a plan of action for crisis situations that does not rely on U.S. government…
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Cheryl Hines Says Home Intruder Shows RFK Jr. Needs Secret Service Protection
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Cheryl Hines says The White House can no longer avoid husband Robert F. Kennedy Jr.‘s need for Secret Service protection … not in the wake of 2 scary incidents at their home.
The actress and comedian joined us on “TMZ Live” Friday and told us she had a front-row seat to the intruder who attempted to get inside their home, not once but twice.
Cheryl says she was on Instagram Live at the family’s Brentwood estate Wednesday morning when she looked out the window and noticed a strange man in the yard, being apprehended by security.
For Cheryl, it was an alarming moment hitting way too close to home … and we don’t just mean the fact it happened at their home. There’s another dimension to this — the Kennedy’s tragic family history.
Robert was only 9 years old when his uncle, President John F. Kennedy, was assassinated in Dallas in 1963, and then just 5 years later his father, Robert F. Kennedy, was shot and killed in L.A. while running for President.
Cheryl says the home intruder underscores the need for RFK Jr. to have Secret Service protection and not just private security watching his back as he runs as an Independent in the 2024 Presidential Election.
She says they’ve tried to get President Joe Biden‘s Department of Homeland Security to authorize Secret Service protection for RFK Jr. but have been denied … which she finds very puzzling.
DHS’ explanation for rejecting the request, at that time, was RFK Jr. wasn’t polling high enough — at least 15 percent — to warrant protection, but the most recent poll shows him pulling 19% in a 3-way race with Biden and Trump.
She’s hoping Biden reconsiders and seems to think The White House may be denying RFK Jr. protection because of the very real chance he’ll be a big factor in the outcome next year.
If that’s the case, Cheryl says the White House can’t ignore this latest incident … which we first reported.
It’s a powerful conversation … and it’s interesting to see how Cheryl is so careful with her words when talking about RFK Jr.’s fight for Secret Service protection.
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Key Fed inflation gauge rose 0.3% as expected in September; spending tops estimate
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Inflation accelerated in September but consumer spending was even stronger than expected, according to a Commerce Department report Friday.
The core personal consumption expenditures price index, which the Federal Reserve uses as a key measure of inflation, increased 0.3% for the month, in line with the Dow Jones estimate and above the 0.1% level for August.
Even with the pickup in prices, personal spending kept up and then some, rising 0.7%, which was better than the 0.5% forecast. Personal income rose 0.3%, one-tenth of a percentage point below the estimate.
Including volatile food and energy prices, the PCE index increased 0.4%. On a year-over-year basis, core PCE increased 3.7%, one-tenth lower than August, while headline PCE was up 3.4%, the same as the prior month.
The Fed focuses more on core inflation on the belief that it provides a better snapshot of where prices are headed over the longer term. Core PCE peaked around 5.6% in early 2022 and has been on a mostly downward trek since then, though it is still well above the Fed’s 2% annual target. The Fed prefers PCE as its inflation measure as it takes into account changing consumer behavior such as substituting lower-priced goods as prices increase.
Markets mostly shrugged off the report, with stock market futures pointing slightly higher and Treasury yields mixed across the curve.
“Although consumer prices rose faster than expected from a month ago, core inflation continues to lose speed and this report will not likely change the Fed’s view that inflation will slow in the coming months as demand slows,” said Jeffrey Roach, chief economist at LPL Financial. “Eventually, spending will moderate after several months of consumers spending more than they earn.”
This is the last inflation report the Fed will see before its two-day policy meeting next week. Traders are pricing in a near-100% chance that the central bank will announce no rate hike when the meeting concludes Wednesday, according to the CME Group.
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