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Martha Ross

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Writer for Mercury News, East Bay Times, BANG on pop culture, entertainment, life. Retweets do not constitute endorsement. [email protected]

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  • 1 week ago | mercurynews.com | Martha Ross

    For all of Meghan Markle’s talk this week about being “authentic” by publicizing her viral pregnancy twerking video or demanding that people “tell the truth” about her, a recent report raises questions about whether she’s being straightforward about what’s going on with her embattled As Ever lifestyle brand and whether she’s selling jam, tea and other food products that align with current culinary ideas about what’s “authentic.” Speaking of those products, the Montecito-based Duchess of...

  • 1 week ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Martha Ross

    By Martha Ross, The Mercury News SAN JOSE, Calif. - When bulked-up 1980s action stars Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone were among the biggest celebrities on the planet, they often liked to bad-mouth each other in the press. "We hated each other," Schwarzenegger said this week on Radio Andy, Andy Cohen's SiriusXM show. "We were attacking each other, and saying nasty things about each other."

  • 1 week ago | mercurynews.com | Martha Ross

    When bulked-up 1980s action stars Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone were among the biggest celebrities on the planet, they often liked to bad-mouth each other in the press. “We hated each other,” Schwarzenegger said this week on Radio Andy, Andy Cohen’s SiriusXM show. “We were attacking each other, and saying nasty things about each other.”But “The Terminator” star revealed that he and Stallone decided to bury the hatchet for a simple reason.

  • 1 week ago | mercurynews.com | Martha Ross

    Publicly, Kensington Palace sought to downplay Kate Middleton’s last-minute decision Wednesday to pull out of making an appearance at the Royal Ascot horse-racing festival. But behind the scenes, palace insiders revealed to the Daily Beast that the sudden decision by Catherine, the Princess of Wales, to withdraw from such a high-profile event set off “a real sense of panic” and concern about a possible downturn in her health.

  • 1 week ago | dailygazette.com | Martha Ross

    Publicly, Kensington Palace sought to downplay Kate Middleton’s last-minute decision Wednesday to pull out of making an appearance at the Royal Ascot horse-racing festival. But behind the scenes, palace insiders revealed to the Daily Beast that the sudden decision by Catherine, the Princess of Wales, to withdraw from such a high-profile event set off “a real sense of panic” and concern about a possible downturn in her health. kAmxE H2D ;FDE D:I >@?E9D 28@ E92E E96 7FEFC6 BF66? D2:5 D96 H2D :?

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Martha Ross
Martha Ross @marthajross
16 Aug 24

Thus far, Harris seems to be winning the pop culture war against Trump -- who's also known for his complicated history with celebrity. The 'Kamalanomenon': Will pop culture stardom propel Harris to the White House? https://t.co/zUO3nAbE9l

Martha Ross
Martha Ross @marthajross
8 Aug 24

RT @votevets: JD Vance attacking another Veteran holds no honor and no semblance of reality. This is a blatant, baseless, and abhorrent att…

Martha Ross
Martha Ross @marthajross
8 Aug 24

RT @KamalaHQ: Unearthed audio: Trump tells Tim Walz in 2020 he is “very happy” with his handling of George Floyd protests: “I fully agree w…