Author: Anne Brown

Jane Fonda isn’t shy about speaking her mind — and this time, her target was the Academy itself. In the days following the 2026 Oscars ceremony, Fonda openly questioned why the Academy chose Barbra Streisand, and not her, to deliver the on-stage tribute to the late Robert Redford during the evening’s In Memoriam segment. Her reasoning? Simple math — and decades of history. “I want to know how come Streisand was up there doing that for Redford?” Fonda told Entertainment Tonight. “She only made one movie with him. I made four. I have more to say.” Fonda’s frustration carries genuine…

A Florida woman accused of mowing down two young boys and fleeing the scene appeared entirely unbothered in court — shaking her head and laughing as a judge formally listed the charges against her. Victoria Ashton Johnson, 30, of Winter Haven, stood before a Polk County judge via video conference Friday for her first appearance hearing, just one day after her arrest. As the judge read each charge aloud, Johnson visibly laughed — a reaction that drew immediate public attention. She then declared, “I wasn’t even in the car.” The judge promptly instructed her not to discuss the facts of…

Brittany Aldean is making the most of spring break — and she’s bringing her whole family along for the ride. The 37-year-old influencer and wife of country superstar Jason Aldean took to Instagram this week to share a vibrant collection of photos from the family’s beach getaway. At the center of the series: a striking green bikini that quickly caught the attention of her followers. In one standout shot, Brittany leans casually against a palm tree, gazing into the distance. She elevated the beachwear with a yellow skirt, dangling earrings, and brown sunglasses — a polished, resort-ready ensemble that felt…

Senate Republicans are marching toward a high-stakes floor battle over President Donald Trump’s signature voter ID legislation next week. But the biggest threat to the bill may not be coming from Democrats. Sen. Thom Tillis (R-NC) announced Thursday that he will not only vote against the Safeguarding American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) America Act — he intends to actively fight its advancement. “I’m a no,” Tillis said bluntly. “I’m going to do everything I can to prevent it from even moving forward.” That declaration puts Republican leadership in an increasingly difficult position as the vote approaches. Tillis isn’t opposed to voter…

A lighthearted street-side moment between two of America’s most prominent political figures turned into a viral talking point Tuesday, when footage emerged of former President Bill Clinton appearing to nudge his wife, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, toward a busy New York City crosswalk — apparently in an attempt to jaywalk across the intersection. Hillary wasn’t having it. Captured by a bystander and quickly shared across social media, the clip shows the former first couple navigating a crowded Manhattan street following an event and a visit with their daughter, Chelsea Clinton. In the footage, Bill Clinton is seen grinning…

For more than three decades, Kathy Ireland trusted two men with everything — her money, her career, and her family’s financial future. On Tuesday, she accused them of stealing it all. The iconic Sports Illustrated cover model filed a lawsuit in Santa Barbara court alleging that her former business managers orchestrated a sweeping, long-running scheme of fraud, theft, and deliberate misrepresentation that stripped her family of their wealth and buried them in debt. According to court documents obtained by Fox News Digital, Ireland claims the deception began when she was just 26 years old — newly married, building her career,…

Ten days into the U.S. military campaign against Iran, the economic shockwaves are hitting American wallets hard. Gas prices have surged to a national average of $3.47 per gallon as of Monday — a jump of nearly 50 cents in just one week, according to AAA data. Oil markets, meanwhile, briefly pushed past $100 a barrel for the first time since Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine in 2022. For a president who built much of his domestic brand on cheap energy, the numbers are politically inconvenient. Yet President Donald Trump is not treating them as a crisis. In a…

NEW YORK — What began as clashing demonstrations outside the official residence of New York City’s mayor spiraled into a federal criminal matter Saturday after two men allegedly hurled improvised explosive devices into the crowd — devices powerful enough, investigators say, to have killed or maimed bystanders. Emir Balat, of Langhorne, Pennsylvania, and Ibrahim Kayumi, of Newton, Pennsylvania, are expected to face federal charges in connection with the incident, law enforcement sources told ABC News. The two men, sources said, told investigators they had watched ISIS videos and had come to the protest specifically to confront Jake Lang — a…