Mint Butterfield, teen whose dad cofounded Slack and mom cofounded Flickr, found safe, police say
Mint Butterfield, a 16-year-old from Bolinas, was "safely located and reunited with family," the San Francisco Police Department said on Sunday.
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Anne Hathaway hints that the stars are aligning for ‘Princess Diaries 3,’ but there’s no formal announcement yet
The stars may finally be aligning for "The Princess Diaries 3," Anne Hathaway hints, but there's no formal announcement yet.
Taylor Swift fans in the UK have been scammed out of $1.2 million, bank says
Taylor Swift fans in the UK have been scammed out of over $1.2 million while trying to buy Eras Tour tickets, mostly on Facebook, UK bank says
Taylor Swift sports ‘New Heights’ hat at Coachella in support of boyfriend Travis Kelce’s podcast
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are good business for each other. At Coachella, Swift wore a "New Heights" hat in a nod to Kelce's podcast.
Sabrina Carpenter may have dropped this year’s summer bop with ‘Espresso.’ Here’s how valuable a summer hit can be.
Sabrina Carpenter's "Espresso" has "song of the summer" written all over it. A summer hit can translate to major success.
American women are stockpiling abortion pills amid political uncertainty
Women may want to start stockpiling abortion pills and contraception ahead of a potential Trump re-election in November, activists say.
Rich Americans who want a backup plan are getting second passports. These are the countries they’re choosing.
Rich Americans who want a backup plan as the US faces sociopolitical instability are getting second passports to these countries.
Some fans got amputations after getting frostbite at January’s subfreezing Dolphins-Chiefs playoff game, hospital says
Some fans suffered from frostbite and had to get amputations after January's Chiefs-Dolphins playoff game in subfreezing temperatures.
NYC has the highest concentration of millionaires worldwide. 25% of its children live in poverty, report says.
Poverty in New York City surged by half a million between 2021 and 2022, bringing the total number of New Yorkers living in poverty to 2 million.
Republicans vote unanimously to ban basic income programs in a state with one of the highest homelessness rates
Arizona's Republican majority in the House voted unanimously for a bill banning basic income programs. Arizona has one of the worst rates of homelessness in the country.