Teresa Giudice a Big Hit With NYPD, Poses For Photos with Officers
Saturday, 27 January 2024 Teresa Giudice is a big hit with New York's finest, because cops nabbed the 'Real Housewife' ... for selfies and such, that is -- which is ironic considering her legal history. The 'RHONJ' star was in Manhattan Thursday night when an NYPD cruiser…
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Michelle Pfeiffer is set to star in the 'Yellowstone' sequel series. The series will be titled 'The Madison.' It's described as a heartfelt study of grief and human connection following a New York City family in the Madison River valley of central Montana. Pfeiffer will also executive produce the new series from franchise boss Taylor Sheridan. It will be the next show to roll out in the 'Yellowstone' universe.
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Blake Lively is channeling her inner Britney Spears! The actress stepped out to the world premiere of her new film, 'It Ends With Us,' at New York's AMC Lincoln Square theater last night wearing the same glittering Versace dress worn by Spears in 2002. The Versace dress is a one-shoulder evening dress crafted with all-over embroidery and shades of pastels, a dress fit for her character Lily Bloom.
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Blake Lively looked like she was auditioning for the role of "Barbie" in NYC Tuesday night as she decked herself out in a sexy all-pink ensemble. The actress.. TMZ.com
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is not on police radar in New York for dumping a dead bear in Central Park a decade ago ... TMZ has learned. NYPD sources tell TMZ they.. TMZ.com
This Day in History: , The Stonewall
Riots Begin.
June 28, 1969.
The riots are considered the
first major protest of the
LGBTQ community for equal rights.
They began after midnight
at the Stonewall Inn on
Christopher Street in
Greenwich Village.
Police raided the popular gay club for
operating without a liquor license.
After decades of being
targeted by the NYPD, the patrons began to
fight back by throwing bottles at police.
Several days of protests
followed, mobilizing into the
Gay Liberation Front and other
gay civil rights organizations.
The NYPD made a formal
apology for its role in the
riots — and for the laws
that led to them — in 2019
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