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Cardi B has alcoholic whipped cream, Ed Sheeran is selling hot sauce and almost every famous person has their own line of tequila or cannabis.
If this is only Act One, we can't wait to see what the singer's next two acts hold.
The “Desperate Housewives” star spoke out for the first time since her brief time in prison for her part in “Operation Varsity Blues.”
The longhorn was found the day before the school’s football team plays the University of Texas Longhorns in the Big 12 championship game.
"I think of myself as an old lady who's had a pretty darn good career," she once said.
But Cinde Warmington said her work on the New Hampshire Executive Council, where she is the sole Democrat, speaks for itself.
The House voted to eject the New York Republican after its ethics panel alleged he spent campaign money on Botox, designer fashion and other personal items.
The court rejected Trump's appeal to dismiss lawsuits brought by congressmen and police officers seeking civil damages over the Capitol insurrection.
GOP Rep. Max Miller of Ohio made the allegation not long before Santos was expelled from Congress.
John and Katherine Snyder were sentenced in the death of 8-year-old Adam, one of five Chinese children the Ohio couple had adopted.
"It's called precedent," the Senate Judiciary Committee chair said of violating the same rule that Republicans ignored to move forward with judicial nominees.
The comedian reportedly felt "tricked" and fired a one-liner at the far-right lawmaker during an arena gig.
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