Actress Sydney Sweeney and music executive Scooter Braun were photographed kissing on a gondola ride through Venice's canals during the 2026 Venice Film Festival, the latest and most public display of a relationship that has been building for over a year. Paparazzi captured Sweeney, 28, placing her hands on Braun's cheeks as the couple kissed […] The post Sydney Sweeney and Scooter Braun go public with Venice gondola outing during film festival appeared first on American Almanac .
Actress Sydney Sweeney and music executive Scooter Braun were photographed kissing on a gondola ride through Venice's canals during the 2026 Venice Film Festival, the latest and most public display of a relationship that has been building for over a year. Paparazzi captured Sweeney, 28, placing her hands on Braun's cheeks as the couple kissed aboard the gondola. Braun, 45, wore a white button-down shirt, blue shorts, sunglasses, and a backward baseball cap. Sweeney wore a white dress with a yellow cardigan. Separate photos showed the pair walking through Venice's streets holding hands, looking relaxed and unhurried. Fox News Digital published the images on August 31, noting Sweeney was in town as a brand ambassador for Armani Beauty, the…Open
For years, Democrats have failed to harness the anger of Montanans contending with out-of-state wealth driving up costs. This year, a smokejumper thinks he can succeed.
Once you get beyond the surprisingly good job he did of defending Brett Kavanaugh during his hearings, I’ve never had a lot of particularly nice things to say about the late Lindsey Graham.
Still, I did love this story: This may seem like a big jump, but I thought about that quote when I read these comments from streamer Asmongold about an interesting Korean AI show concept that shows poor people crawling through cold pipes, facing harsh challenges, while rich people enjoy watching them from outside: Americans do have real enemies in the world. Iran considers us to be “The Great Satan.” Russia, China, and many other countries might not want all of us dead per se, but would they like to see us humbled, broken, poorer, and weaker? Absolutely. You might even legitimately have some crazy neighbor, jealous ex-girlfriend, or rival gang member that truly, specifically, wants YOU hurt, dead, or crushed. You might also have…Open
CBS anchor Gayle King publicly called out Hayden Panettiere's estranged mother for using her first interview after the actress's death to assign blame, drawing a sharp contrast with the father who simply honored his daughter's memory. King addressed Lesley Vogel's comments during the Aug. 19 broadcast of "CBS Mornings," three days after Panettiere was found […] The post Gayle King rebukes Hayden Panettiere's estranged mother over post-death remarks appeared first on American Almanac .
CBS anchor Gayle King publicly called out Hayden Panettiere's estranged mother for using her first interview after the actress's death to assign blame, drawing a sharp contrast with the father who simply honored his daughter's memory. King addressed Lesley Vogel's comments during the Aug. 19 broadcast of "CBS Mornings," three days after Panettiere was found unresponsive at a Greenville, South Carolina, apartment complex. The 36-year-old actress, known for her roles in "Nashville," "Heroes," and "Remember The Titans," died on Aug. 16 . Her cause of death has not been released. Vogel, who managed Panettiere's career from infancy until the actress severed their professional relationship at age 19, gave a phone interview to NBC News on Aug.…Open
By Olivia Murray He fantasizes about the hypothetical abundance of “Mozarts” and “Einsteins,” but leaves out what kind of people and culture these geniuses hail from.
Leonardo DiCaprio has launched what backers call the largest philanthropic fund ever dedicated to recovering critically endangered species, a $200 million commitment bankrolled in equal parts by his conservation group and the Bezos Earth Fund. The initiative, called the Phoenix Species Project, aims to pull roughly 100 species back from the edge of extinction across […] The post DiCaprio and Bezos pledge $200 million to rescue 100 endangered species worldwide appeared first on American Almanac .
Leonardo DiCaprio has launched what backers call the largest philanthropic fund ever dedicated to recovering critically endangered species, a $200 million commitment bankrolled in equal parts by his conservation group and the Bezos Earth Fund. The initiative, called the Phoenix Species Project, aims to pull roughly 100 species back from the edge of extinction across 30 countries. Half the money, $100 million, comes from the Bezos Earth Fund, chaired in part by Lauren Sánchez Bezos. The other $100 million comes from Re:wild, the conservation nonprofit DiCaprio co-founded with wildlife scientist Dr. Wes Sechrest, with additional backing from the Todd Graves Family Foundation and a group called Age of Union. The project grew out of a…Open
Leonardo DiCaprio and the Bezos Earth Fund have launched what they call the largest philanthropic fund ever dedicated to recovering critically endangered species, a $200 million bet that private money can reverse extinction across 30 countries. The Phoenix Species Project, announced by DiCaprio's conservation group Re:wild, splits its funding evenly: $100 million from the Bezos […] The post DiCaprio and Bezos pledge $200 million to save 100 endangered species worldwide appeared first on American Almanac .
Leonardo DiCaprio and the Bezos Earth Fund have launched what they call the largest philanthropic fund ever dedicated to recovering critically endangered species, a $200 million bet that private money can reverse extinction across 30 countries. The Phoenix Species Project, announced by DiCaprio's conservation group Re:wild, splits its funding evenly: $100 million from the Bezos Earth Fund and $100 million from Re:wild, backed by contributions from DiCaprio himself, the environmental group Age of Union, and the Todd Graves Family Foundation. The initiative targets 100 species across seven groups, mammals, amphibians, reptiles, birds, fish, invertebrates, and plants, and will work with more than 100 local and international partners, The…Open