Going their separate ways. After five years of marriage, Josh Flagg and Bobby Boyd have called it quits. “Bobby and I are divorcing — This might sound abrupt but I felt I should be transparent from the top rather than bury the headline,” the Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles star, 36, wrote viaInstagram on Friday, March 4. “This was not a rash or impulsive decision. We have been very thoughtful before coming to this conclusion.

It was an emotional day as families in Uvalde, Texas, sent their kids back to school for the first time since a mass shooting killed 19 children and two teachers. The site of the massacre, Robb Elementary, has been permanently closed -- but despite the ramped up security, some parents and kids say they still don't feel safe. Lilia Luciano reports. Streaming Weeknights ncG1vNJzZmivp6x7sa3RmqSorZ6pva3B0meaqKVfqLWww9JoraKclaR8eKbIaqeGj4CKs3F9zYirgm2Sg5Krk8awsZh9c2WckJeO

DECEMBER is here, which means people are already planning for Christmas and the New Year. And for those who are throwing a New Year's Eve party there is no time like the present to start preparing, and purchasing your decorations before they sell out. So, what are the best New Year's Eve party decorations to snap up this year? First thing's first when you are preparing a festive party, you need to send out invitations to your guests.

Halle Berry is starting the new year in style! The actress, 57, shared a jaw-dropping photo on Instagram Monday, showing her standing in an elevator wearing a black lace bodysuit and oversized gold blazer. Berry paired the look with black open-toed heels and a multi-strand necklace. "Heelllllloooooo 2024!" she captioned the sexy shot. The post's comment section was filled with praise from individuals like celebrity trainer Jeanette Jenkins, who wrote, "Halle's out here breaking the internet on Day 1!

Fox News reporter Jennifer Griffin, 51, has become Donald Trump‘s latest target in the press, after he called for her to be fired. It comes amid a report in The Atlantic that claimed the president called veterans who were killed in the war “suckers” and “losers”. The network unsurprisingly spent much of its coverage on September 4 dismissing the claims, and even alleged the report was falsified, however Jennifer, who is the network’s national security correspondent told a different story.