Since 2020 is full of tricks, Morgan turns back time to look at some of our fav spooky celeb looks! Plus, Kim, Kylie, Ciara & more stars have already given us a treat!
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Boarded-Up Windows and Increased Security: Retailers Brace for the Election
Nordstrom, the high-end department store chain, said it planned to board up some of its 350 stores and hire extra security for Election Day on Tuesday. Tiffany & Company, the luxury jeweler, said “windows of select stores in key cities
Leon Black admits business ties to Jeffrey Epstein — despite denial last year
Leon Black has some more explaining to do. The billionaire buyout king said Thursday that he had employed Jeffrey Epstein for “professional services” for six years after the sex pervert was convicted of soliciting a minor in 2008 — despite
RHOSLC Taglines, Butt Tatts to Seal Deal? & Chris’ Side Hustle
The SLC Housewives taglines are here! Plus, "MAFS" finally gives us some closure and is Chris H.’s new line of rings an I Do or an I Don’t? Watch on "Nightly Pop."
Long Lines, Steady Rain: Voting Early in N.Y.C.
When Carletta Downs, 62, arrived at 9:45 a.m., she was 106th in line. She counted. “I brought a chair, did some conference calls,” she told me. “I knew it was going to be a wait, but it’s very important to
Trump Boasts About G.D.P Growth and Attacks News Media
You know some people said — I get a call from all the experts right, guys, that ran for president six, seven, eight times, never got past the first round. But they’re calling me up, “Sir, you shouldn’t be speaking
US workers file 751,000 jobless claims, COVID-19 total nears 66 million
Some 751,000 Americans applied for jobless benefits last week but the number of workers joining the nation’s unemployment rolls continued to drop, the feds said Thursday. The US Department of Labor figures mean workers have filed a seasonally adjusted total
How to Run a Race in a Time of Surging Coronavirus
Competitive runners could soon face a familiar 2020 dilemma, as some race directors tiptoe forward with plans for in-person events, even as coronavirus cases climb again nationwide. Runners registered for these races, including me, must now decide whether we feel
Noah Centineo Wants You to Vote
While some celebrities are trying to boost voter turnout by showing off $700 “Vote” boots, or posting thirst traps and ballot selfies, Noah Centineo, the 24-year-old star of “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before,” is taking a different approach.
Ohio governor pleads for legislative action on gun violence
At some point during Gov. Mike DeWine’s Tuesday briefing on Ohio’s fight against the coronavirus, the Republican chief executive will also continue his so-far unsuccessful crusade against gun violence By ANDREW WELSH-HUGGINS Associated Press October 27, 2020, 12:28 PM •
Stephon Gilmore and Will Fuller among players that could be moved before NFL trade deadline | KJZ
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Rams’ defense shuts down Nick Foles and Bears in win
Sean McVay hired defensive coordinator Brandon Staley to bring to the Rams some of what he learned as the outside linebackers coach for the Chicago Bears. Staley and his defense delivered Monday night. The Rams defeated the Bears 24-10 at
Big landlords move to evict thousands of tenants despite COVID ban
Some of America’s largest residential landlords have moved to boot thousands of tenants from their homes during the coronavirus pandemic despite federal eviction protections, a new report says. Big corporate landlords have filed nearly 10,000 eviction actions in courts across
New Spirits Rise in Old, Repurposed Churches
The pandemic has thrown religious worship into turmoil. Some congregations spent months meeting over Zoom, uncertain if in-person worship could be safe. Others struggled to keep the doors open as contributions declined. A few have closed their doors. But even
Europe, U.S. watch case totals grow, debate new restrictions
Confirmed coronavirus infections continued to soar Saturday in many parts of the U.S. and Europe. In some cases, so did anger over the restrictions governments put in place to try to stem the tide. Oklahoma, Illinois, New Mexico and Michigan
With no Pac-12 games in prime time, college football fans are left in a dark place
For a month now, as college football has attempted to bring back some normal fall vibes in the middle of a seemingly never-ending pandemic, plenty has been missing from the experience. Packed stadiums. Marching bands. Cheerleaders. Tailgates. Lee Corso making
Granderson: If Brett Favre wants to help Black athletes, he shouldn’t promote Trump’s agenda
It’s amazing how far some will go to vilify the sport’s world relationship with the rest of the society as if the games are being played in a snow globe. The latest example of this nonsense is the recent exchange
California utility may cut power to 1 million people
Pacific Gas & Electric says it may cut power to some 1 million people this weekend in central and Northern California, which could see the most dangerous fire weather of the season ByThe Associated Press October 24, 2020, 1:48 PM
The most important acquisition the Bulls made this offseason? Sanity
Arturas Karnisovas and Marc Eversley look to finally bring some stability to the Bulls. | AP With the dumpster fire that was the old regime finally put out, the Bulls find themselves a normal, functioning organization. And the first big
California utility cuts power to 1 million over fire threat
Pacific Gas & Electric says it will cut power to some 1 million people this weekend in central and Northern California, which could see the most dangerous fire weather of the season ByThe Associated Press October 24, 2020, 5:10 AM
Judge: Michigan agency can evaluate Great Lakes tunnel plan
A judge says the Michigan Public Service Commission has some authority over Enbridge’s plans to build an oil pipeline tunnel beneath the channel that connects Lake Michigan and Lake Huron By JOHN FLESHER AP Environmental Writer October 24, 2020, 12:44
Why Are TikTok Teens Listening to an Album About Dementia?
As leaves change and temperatures plummet, some TikTok teens have left behind carefree summer content for autumnal meditations on memory and mortality. Hundreds of users have posted videos about listening to “Everywhere at the End of Time,” a harrowing six-and-a-half-hour
Bobby Bowden wants us to vote for fellow COVID-19 survivor Donald Trump, dadgumit!
Bobby Bowden loves him some President Trump. And the feeling is mutual. The 91-year-old former Florida State coach released a statement Wednesday thanking his supporters following his recent battle with COVID-19. He singled out one main reason he had been
U.S. Still Seeking Clues to Mystery Illness Afflicting Diplomats and Spies
WASHINGTON — The U.S. government has not determined what caused some American diplomats and intelligence officers to suffer from a mysterious, debilitating affliction while they were overseas, despite devoting vast resources over more than three years to investigating it, Secretary
Mystery attack at Berlin museum targets more than 60 pieces of artwork, artifacts with oily liquid
BERLIN – More than 60 artworks and artifacts at some of Berlin’s best-known museums were smeared with an oily liquid by an unknown perpetrator or perpetrators earlier this month, authorities said Wednesday. They were hopeful that the apparently random damage
Los Angeles’ NWSL team officially has a name: Angel City FC
Southern California’s fledging NWSL team officially has a name and some big-name new investors. The club formally adopted its working title, Angel City Football Club, according to Julie Uhrman, the team’s founder and president. Its group of owner-investors grew to
Plenty left on Chris Smith’s to-do list in final UCLA season
The most improved player in the Pac-12 Conference has some improving left to do. He needs to become a better dribbler, develop his leadership, take the right shots. More than anything, Chris Smith must sustain a high level from one
Safeties at cornerback? UCLA positions itself to avoid COVID-19 postponements
UCLA quarterback Dorian Thompson-Robinson isn’t going to start playing cornerback, but some of his teammates have begun training at other positions to ensure the Bruins can withstand potential roster shortages caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Safeties have to be able
Furloughed B&H workers accuse company of discrimination
Some furloughed employees at B&H Photo Video fear that they recently lost their jobs for good — and claim it’s because they reported unsafe working conditions during the coronavirus outbreak. After complaining about the company’s handling of the pandemic back
Kylie Jenner Reunites With Travis Scott in Steamy Photos
Almost a year after taking "time apart," the "KUWTK" star shares some pics with her ex Travis Scott that spark major romance speculation. Are they back together? Watch!