Mike Bloomberg Cracks Joke About Times Square’s Naked Cowboy Twitter Says — ‘Wait, What?’

Just a week after revealing that she was diagnosed with Lyme disease, Ramona Singer is doing all she can to protect her health. The Real Housewives of New York City cast member recently revealed that she’s “voluntarily isolating” herself amid the global coronavirus pandemic.

Newly unsealed court documents put Harvey Weinstein’s Rolodex on full display.

Tarek El Moussa got candid about what it was like to film his hit HGTV series “Flip or Flop” while going through a divorce with his wife and co-star, Christina Anstead. El Moussa and Anstead were married in 2009 but were divorced by 2018.

Billionaire Mike Bloomberg ended his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination Wednesday and endorsed former Vice President Joe Biden. It was a stunning collapse for the former New York City mayor, who had his 2020 hopes on the Super Tuesday states and pumped more than $500 million of his own fortune into the campaign.

On the heels of a lackluster showing in the Super Tuesday primaries, former New York City mayor Mike Bloomberg has ended his campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination and given his endorsement to former Vice President Joe Biden.

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John Mulaney returned to host “Saturday Night Live” for his third time over the weekend, and he got a little surprise help from Jake Gyllenhaal.

It’s only been a few months since NCT 127 came last April and May to North America with their Neo City - The Origin tour, and now U.S. NCTzen will be able to see the act once again this summer at the K-pop group’s second world tour: Neo City - The Awards.Announced Tuesday (Feb.

Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, 78, entered an already crowded presidential race in November 2019, months (and years) after his colleagues. His name recognition and $64 billion wealth, which he is using to self-fund his campaign, gained him instant press coverage during the election circle, despite not qualifying for any of the debates thus far.

Justin Timberlake, 39, and Jessica Biel, 37, took advantage of the warmer weather in New York City on Feb. 23 by headling out for lunch at Bubby’s restaurant with their 4-year-old son Silas. Justin pushed little Silas in his stroller while Jessica walked by his side. Jessica looked cozy in a black fur coat and Justin embraced his country roots in a plaid jacket. Silas was all bundled up in his stroller and had a blanket over his lap.

Clint Eastwood is breaking his silence over the 2020 presidential hopeful he believes is best fit for office. The 89-year-old discussed the #MeToo movement, career highlights and dished on his political views in a revealing interview with the Wall Street Journal, and it turns out Mike Bloomberg has the actor's support.

Seemingly undeterred by the withering reviews out of the former New York City mayor's first appearance at a Democratic debate, Clint Eastwood is expressing some early support for Michael Bloomberg for president.

Rihanna, supremely wealthy businesswoman and pop star, is going big for her 32nd birthday. E! got details about the party Rihanna had last night during her birthday getaway in Mexico, because of course RiRi had the fête abroad in some place warm: Why freeze in New York City or London when you can dance in the heat with mariachis?It was a grand ol' time, a source told the outlet, and it's not over yet.

Rihanna, supremely wealthy businesswoman and pop star, is going big for her 32nd birthday. E! got details about the party Rihanna had last night during her birthday getaway in Mexico, because of course RiRi had the fête abroad in some place warm: Why freeze in New York City or London when you can dance in the heat with mariachis?

Rihanna, supremely wealthy businesswoman and pop star, is going big for her 32nd birthday.

Coming into Wednesday night's presidential debate, former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg knew he would come under attack from his 2020 Democratic rivals.But, even Bloomberg might have been surprised by the barrage he has faced during the six-candidate debate, hosted ahead of the Nevada caucus by NBC News, MSNBC and the Nevada Independent."I'd like to talk about who we're running against," Sen. Elizabeth Warren said on Wednesday night.