Russell Steinberg

6 days ago | usmagazine.com | Russell Steinberg

Say their name, say their name — because, at long last, Michelle Williams has met Michelle Williams. The Oscar-nominated actress Michelle Williams stopped by the singer Michelle Williams’ current gig on Broadway Thursday night, April 17, catching Death Becomes Her and meeting up with her name twin after the show. The singer, 45, surprised her followers with the long-awaited news, posting a hilarious video via Instagram. “Y’all we had an amazing show tonight. The crowd was lit.

6 days ago | usmagazine.com | Russell Steinberg

Bachelor alum Caila Quinn is pushing back on the rumors that her husband, Nick Burrello, cheated on her. Quinn, 33, jumped into the comments on a TikTok video that laid out the allegations, quickly dispelling any notion that Burrello had been unfaithful during “one of his business trips.”“WTF is this…” she wrote on Wednesday, April 16 alongside a laughing emoji. “This isn’t true. And my husband doesn’t go on business trips. This is a joke. No one believe these rumors.

6 days ago | usmagazine.com | Russell Steinberg

Rob Mariano, a.k.a Boston Rob from Survivor, has been a reality TV icon since he first appeared on Survivor: Marquesas in 2002. Still going strong in 2025 and fresh off his run on The Traitors, Rob, 49, is winning over fans from a new generation. Some of those new fans are his teenage daughters’ friends — and they think he’s hot. “All of a sudden, their friends are like, ‘Oh, my God,’” Mariano told People in a story published April 12. “They don’t like the attention.

6 days ago | myrtlebeachonline.com | Russell Steinberg

Livvy Dunne's college gymnastics career is over. Her top-ranked LSU Tigers finished third at the 2025 NCAA Championship Semifinals on Thursday, April 17, behind Utah and UCLA, officially ending their season. Dunne, 22, was a fifth-year senior for LSU. She took to X after the event to say goodbye to her sport and school as she begins her next chapter. " out gymnastics it's bean real… and of course forever LSU! ," she wrote.

6 days ago | usmagazine.com | Russell Steinberg

New York Yankees second baseman Jazz Chisholm didn’t appreciate the calls from home plate umpire John Bacon on Thursday night, April 17, and he let the world know about it. Chisholm, 27, was ejected from the Yankees’ 6-3 win over the Tampa Bay Rays after arguing a called third strike with Bacon, 41, in the seventh inning. The second-year Yankee then unloaded on Bacon via X from the clubhouse. “Not even … close!!!!!” he wrote in the since-deleted post.