Taylor Swift reportedly stepped out for a girls' night with longtime friend Dakota Johnson at an exclusive Los Angeles club, barely a month after her star-studded Madison Square Garden wedding to Travis Kelce. The celebrity gossip account DeuxMoi shared a post on August 22 showing what it identified as one of Swift's security team members […] The post Taylor Swift spotted at exclusive L.A. club with Dakota Johnson weeks after Kelce wedding appeared first on American Almanac .
Taylor Swift reportedly stepped out for a girls' night with longtime friend Dakota Johnson at an exclusive Los Angeles club, barely a month after her star-studded Madison Square Garden wedding to Travis Kelce. The celebrity gossip account DeuxMoi shared a post on August 22 showing what it identified as one of Swift's security team members sitting in the front seat of a large SUV parked outside the Bird Streets Club, a members-only venue in Los Angeles. Neither Swift nor Johnson appeared in the image itself, but the post tied both women to the outing. InStyle reported on the sighting, framing it as a reunion between the two friends roughly a month after Swift married Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce on July 3. Kelce was not part…Open
A new biography of the notorious lawyer sheds light on the Trump era. The post The Age of Cohn appeared first on The American Conservative .
Culture Culture The Age of Cohn A new biography of the notorious lawyer sheds light on the Trump era. American Scoundrel: Roy Cohn’s Dark Journey From Joe McCarthy to Donald Trump, by Kai Bird with Susan Goldmark. Scribner. 528 pages “Leave Donald alone,” Roy Cohn warned a federal prosecutor. “He’s going to be big one day.” The author Kai Bird takes us back to the mid-1970s, when Roy Marcus Cohn, the erstwhile McCarthyite witchhunter-turned–lawyer-fixer for notorious New York City mobsters, was defending Donald Trump, then 27 and on the make, in a racial discrimination…Open
Every July, the most powerful men in America disappear into a secluded forest in Northern California — no cameras, no press and no public accountability. Some stories make headlines. Others get ignored. On “Unreported,” Meagan Medick takes a deeper look at the unexplained through the eyes and experiences of you, the viewers. You send the mystery, we investigate. In this episode, Meagan sits down with Sean Morrow, host, senior writer and producer at More Perfect Union. Morrow obtained the 2023 attendee list and traveled to the gates himself. Together, they break down the 150-year-old club's evolution from a journalists' social circle into a gathering point for presidents, CEOs and Supreme Court justices. They trace how meetings there…
News outlets reported this week that Donald Trump Jr. is expected to marry his fiancee Bettina Anderson, a Palm Beach socialite, in a small wedding on a private island on Saturday.
Known as a playboy, the media mogul gave his paramours and three ex-wives plenty of stories to tell. He also managed to stay friendly with many of them.
Perhaps it’s time for the phonies to take action against their own. The post The Wintour of Our Malcontents appeared first on The American Conservative .
Takimag The Wintour of Our Malcontents Perhaps it’s time for the phonies to take action against their own. TakiMag (Photo by Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images) It was great fun while it lasted. It certainly was elegant, exclusive, and attended by men who were gentlemen and women who were ladies. Society beauties like Cee Zee Guest, Babe Paley, Natalie Cushing and their ilk were regulars. It was run by Pat Buckley, William F.’s better half, and she kept the level exclusive and high. It celebrated artistry and beauty, and attendants paid for it with pleasure. I remember introducing the author Walter Isaacson to Cee…Open
The men were thuggish, but some of the women were quite nice. The post The Kennedy Cult, Truth and Fiction appeared first on The American Conservative .
Takimag The Kennedy Cult, Truth and Fiction The men were thuggish, but some of the women were quite nice. TakiMag With apologies to Mr. Dickens, it was the best of times and the worst of times. The best was New York nightlife, Studio 54 and late nights at Elaine’s, all before smart phones and the World Wide Web; the worst was the AIDS epidemic sweeping New York City. Andy Warhol reigned culturally supreme with his merry nocturnal band of gays, his enormous entourage viewing their own destruction as an aesthetic pleasure. Their existence was devoid of meaning except to attain celebrity. Andy himself had given me a column in his…Open
