AOC launching search for as many as 80K ‘inactive’ NYC voters to cast ballots ahead of midterm elections

AOC launching search for as many as 80K ‘inactive’ NYC voters to cast ballots ahead of midterm elections

AOC wants to bring missing voters back to life! Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is urging her activist followers to help her find as many as 80,000 “inactive” city voters so they can cast ballots in the upcoming elections to support Democrats. A voter’s registration status automatically changes to inactive if the voter either does not vote…

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How Isabella Strahan Prioritizes Her Health Nearly 3 Years After Cancer Battle

How Isabella Strahan Prioritizes Her Health Nearly 3 Years After Cancer Battle

Isabella Strahan is doing her homework when it comes to her health. Nearly three years after being diagnosed with medulloblastoma, the 21-year-old shared how she’s prioritizing her health since undergoing treatment and being declared cancer-free in July 2024. “I’m doing good. I’m back at school,” Isabella told E! News in an exclusive interview. “For my…

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Amy Robach, T.J. Holmes and More Celeb Couples Whose Exes Found Love

Amy Robach, T.J. Holmes and More Celeb Couples Whose Exes Found Love

Another curveball in the game of love involved pitchers Fritz Peterson and Mike Kekich and their wives. After Fritz joined the New York Yankees in 1966 and Mike was traded to the team three years later, they quickly became friends. But by 1972, according to The Boston Globe, they’d teamed up with each other’s spouses—Fritz forming a relationship with…

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The Next Retail Frontier Is Culture, Not Just Commerce

The Next Retail Frontier Is Culture, Not Just Commerce

From Google’s fashion-tech activations to e.l.f.’s coffee-fueled events, brands are finding that lasting consumer affinity depends on showing up in culturally relevant ways, not simply showing up everywhere. Photo by Gary Hershorn/Getty Images For decades, the goal was to get people to the store, the shelf or the point of purchase. Today, discovery, influence and…

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Ahead of Midterms, Elena Kagan Says the Supreme Court Is Undermining Voting Rights

Ahead of Midterms, Elena Kagan Says the Supreme Court Is Undermining Voting Rights

This gerrymandering, Kagan said, strips people of “their rights to voting equality” and has resulted in “driving people away from the center, toward the wings, toward the extremes.” The outcome, she said, is contributing toward what’s already a “too-polarized country.”  She added that these redrawn maps are “very destructive to our democracy.”  How campaign finance…

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Cole Sprouse Says He’s Mistaken for Barbara Palvin’s Husband Instead of Twin Dylan Sprouse After VS Show

Cole Sprouse Says He’s Mistaken for Barbara Palvin’s Husband Instead of Twin Dylan Sprouse After VS Show

Dylan Sprouse Reveals Surprising Milestone His, Barbara Palvin’s Daughter Sylvie Already Hit The suite life of Cole Sprouse does not involve a set of VS Angel Wings.  After Barbara Palvin strutted down the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show catwalk six weeks postpartum while her husband Dylan Sprouse cheered her on, his twin brother revealed the not-so-sweet…

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Why Concerned Photography Is More Important Than Ever

Why Concerned Photography Is More Important Than Ever

William Anders, Earthrise, 1968. Photo by NASA/Keystone/Hulton Photos/Getty Images We live in unsettled times, with images coming at us constantly. Political figures tell us to question the media, factions present opposing versions of the truth, and artificial intelligence can now produce convincing pictures of things that never happened. This is why photography, particularly concerned photography,…

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