Billionaire Elon Musk's Mom Has To Sleep In The Garage When She Visits Him

In his latest political stunt to draw attention to an influx of illegal immigrants crossing the Mexican border into his state, Texas governor Greg Abbott sent two busloads of Venezuelan migrants to Washington, D.C.’s Naval Observatory Thursday morning, just outside Vice President Kamala Harris’ home. In what appears to be an organized plan between “Fox & Friends” and the buses’ arrival around 6:45 a.m. local time, Fox News reporter Griff Jenkins was on the scene to interview the non-English-speaking migrants as they exited the bus.

Kelly Clarkson didn't express her full opinion on the tragic school shooting in Uvalde, a town in her native Texas, when it happened, although it's safe to say she was heartbroken.MORE: Kelly Clarkson shares how she changed her show to spend more time with her childrenHowever, the singer is now dedicating herself to empowering the people of the community and sharing their story through the latest installment of The Kelly Clarkson Show.VIDEO: Kelly Clarkson reveals she's 'broken' as she quarantines with her two children inside her family homeAfter a fun-filled first half an hour featuring journalist Lester Holt and actress D'Arcy Carden, she kicked off a segment dedicated to the small town and the tragedy that struck on 24 May.Kelly herself visited the town and spoke with the people who had organized a mural project that immortalized the faces of lives of those that lost their lives in the shooting.MORE: Kelly Clarkson will release a new album after five-year breakThe show even donated $10,000 to the initiative, and in the drive back, she spoke of the beauty of the project while saying: "It's also how I would like…my child…," before getting choked up.Back in the studio, after speaking with her guests and another artist involved in the project, she also shined a spotlight on organizations that had pledged to support the people of the town.A post shared by The Kelly Clarkson Show (@kellyclarksonshow)Kelly visited Uvalde for a segment on her show"It's amazing to see how the communities are stepping up, they're lending a hand, they're building a school, doing so many things for these kids" she said. It was at this point that Kelly couldn't control her tears and let them flow as she spoke, adding: "The real honor is not having

Bachelor, but definitely not in paradise!

James McCoy Taylor, a contestant on season 12 of , was arrested for allegedly driving while intoxicated and unlawfully carrying a weapon, ET has learned. The reality TV alum and country singer was stopped by officers in Katy, Texas, on Saturday, September 10. Taylor was booked at the College Point Police Station and posted a total bond of $6,000 — $2,000 for his DWI and a $4,000 bond for his possession of a firearm, according to booking records. Taylor is seen smiling in his mug shot photo while wearing a plaid button-down shirt.

James McCoy Taylor, who competed on The Bachelorette season 12, has been arrested, Us Weekly can confirm.

In a speech full of homophobic slurs, Brother Duncan Urbanek said women should stop wearing pants and called for their husbands to enforce that rule.Urbanek is a member of the homophobic hate group Stedfast Baptist Church, where pastors have called for the execution of gay people.His diatribe went viral on Twitter, receiving over 24,000 views on a video posted August 23.In the video, Urbanek said crossdressing was a sin even though it’s not as bad as being LGBTQ.“People want to get so riled up, yeah, f*gs are [an] abomination, God hates them,” Urbanek said. “Well, didn’t it just say if you’re a crossdresser, you’re an abomination too?”Urbanek’s speech took an odd turn as he explained what he would do if he were “caught” in a dress.“If I was caught wearing a dress and that was online, I would do everything in my power to get rid of that picture,” he said.

“Barbarian” actually is messed up. Tess (Georgina Campbell) is a young woman who travels to Detroit for a job interview. She shows up to her Air BnB, in a rough part of town, only to find that another person (Bill Skarsgård) already there.

A federal judge sent a proposed $1.9 billion financing package for bankrupt Cineworld back to the table for a redo but said he’s committed to approving some kind of cash injection quickly for the Regal Cinemas parent.

Miranda Lambert is the latest to participate.MORE: Carrie Underwood, Miranda Lambert, Lainey Wilson among nominees for 2022 CMA AwardsThe trend is set to Wheezer's hit song Teenage Dirtbag, where people use the song to share some of their best "teenage dirtbag" moments, or iconic throwbacks in general.The country star aced the challenge, and made fans nostalgic with some of the unbelievable photos she shared.WATCH: Miranda's rise to fameMORE: Miranda Lambert shares pictures of 'best girls weekend' with friendShe took to Instagram to post her rendition, and the initial clip sees her in a large bedroom turned into a closet, and she is smiling at the camera donning a fitted white tank top with a criss-cross neckline, layered with a suede jacket decked out with fringe.As soon as the chorus plays, it changes to a series of photos of a young Miranda, which immediately prompted fans to hail her "iconic" and a "queen."Some of the snapshots include her wearing heavy eyeliner clad in short tank tops and low-rise jeans, or posing with a moody stare on a wooden bridge, sporting quite the bohemian look with a style of maxi-dress that was all the rage of the 2000s.A post shared by Miranda Lambert (@mirandalambert)The star aced the challengeThe photos highlighted not only how she mixed her country roots with a more grungy and almost indie sleaze style, but also how far she has come, and just how long she has been an iconic staple of the country music scene.MORE: Miranda Lambert's foyer of her impressive Tennessee home could rival a palaceMORE: Miranda Lambert rocks cowboy look as she poses with rarely-seen husband Brendan McLoughlinShe captioned the post with: "Hell why not… Teenage dirtbag Texas style," and fans and celebrities alike

A reclamation. Maren Morris shot back at Fox News after they gave her a not-so-nice label amid her feud with Brittany Aldean.

Elon Musk's mom has to "sleep in the garage" when she visits him. The SpaceX founder may be worth billions but his mother Maye Musk insisted he isn't interested in possessions and lives a very simple life so there is no luxury accommodation when she takes the trip to see him at Boca Chica in Texas. Maye said: "I have to sleep in the garage.

Maye Musk is opening up about spending time with son Elon Musk.

$229 billion —  in Texas, the mom-of-three revealed she has to “sleep in the garage.”“You can’t have a fancy house near a rocket site,” she told The Times.Back in April, Elon himself revealed he doesn’t “even own a home right now,” and stays “at friend’s places.”Musk later tweeted that his primary residence is a rental from SpaceX, worth $50,000. What’s more, the residence is conveniently near the company’s Texas location. Musk began unloading his real estate portfolio last summer after revealing he would give up all tangible assets to devote his life “to Mars and Earth.” “I am selling almost all physical possessions.

Jessica Simpson is feeling herself! The singer showed off her banging bikini body while on a “sexy” vacation with her husband, Eric Johnson.

Selome Hailu SPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you haven’t watched Season 1 of “Mo” on Netflix. As I finish interviewing comedian Mo Amer and ask him if there’s anything else he’d like to talk about, he says, “I don’t have a lean addiction, nor have I ever been addicted to lean. I keep saying that every chance I can, because it gets weird out here.” It’s an important distinction to make, as the mixture of prescription cough syrup, soda and candy has killed many, especially in Houston, where Amer grew up. He is the co-creator, executive producer and star of “Mo,” a comedy-drama series that heavily draws from his true experiences as a refugee — his parents were displaced from Palestine to Kuwait where Amer was born, before the whole family fled to Texas during the Gulf War. Several of the show’s most painful moments — like when, 20 years after his father’s death from a heart attack, is looking over paperwork with his immigration lawyer (Lee Eddy) and finds out for the first time that his father was captured and tortured during the war — are lifted directly from Amer’s life. But when Mo begins sipping lean to cope with an injury he sustains in Episode 1 — Amer says that’s all for the plot.