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An Amazon cargo aircraft crashed at Miami International Airport after traveling approximately 1,300 feet beyond the runway threshold, striking several vehicles and fences before coming to a halt, federal investigators confirmed Monday.
National Transportation Safety Board Chair Jennifer Homendy said…
Kylie Jenner is nearing the finish line on a massive real estate project six years in the making. The Kardashians star recently offered fans an exclusive look inside the sprawling Hidden Hills, California, mansion she has been building, documenting the property tour in a new YouTube video.
The beauty mogul and reality television personality purchased the lot in the ultra-exclusive, guard-gated Hidden Hills community years ago. Since then, the ground-up construction process has been a subject of public curiosity, with aerial shots and permit filings occasionally surfacing in real estate trades. Jenner’s decision to walk viewers through the finished product marks the first comprehensive reveal of the estate’s interior and grounds.
In the video, uploaded to her official channel, Jenner guides the camera through the property’s primary living spaces, highlighting architectural details and design choices. The tour showcases the scale of the residence, which sits on a significant parcel of land in one of Los Angeles County’s most coveted zip codes for celebrity real estate.
Hidden Hills remains a magnet for high-profile buyers seeking privacy and equestrian amenities. The city’s strict zoning and private community rules offer a level of seclusion that attracts entertainers and executives alike. Jenner’s property joins a roster of notable estates owned by members of the Kardashian-Jenner family and their peers in the immediate vicinity.
The mansion reveal aligns with Jenner’s broader content strategy, leveraging her massive social media following to drive engagement across platforms. The YouTube feature serves as a long-form complement to the shorter clips typically shared on Instagram and TikTok, providing a deeper narrative asset for her audience and potential brand partnerships.
Millie Bobby Brown is embracing la dolce vita during a sun-soaked Italian getaway. The Stranger Things star offered fans a glimpse into her family vacation alongside husband Jake Bongiovi and their infant daughter, sharing a series of photos and videos that capture the couple’s first major trip as parents of two.
The actress, who recently welcomed her second child, documented the journey across her social platforms. Images show the family exploring historic streets, enjoying al fresco meals, and soaking up the Mediterranean atmosphere. Brown, 21, and Bongiovi, 22, married in a private ceremony in May 2024 before expanding their family earlier this year.
Since wrapping the final season of Netflix’s flagship sci-fi series, Brown has navigated a rapid transition into married life and motherhood while maintaining a high-profile career that includes producing credits and a beauty brand. The Italian retreat marks a rare public pause in a schedule that has included global press tours, fashion week appearances, and ongoing development projects for her production company.
Fans responded warmly to the candid snapshots, which highlight the couple’s down-to-earth dynamic amid intense public scrutiny. Neither Brown nor Bongiovi has disclosed the baby’s name or exact birth date, choosing to shield their children from the spotlight while still sharing curated moments of family life.
Brandi Glanville is opening up about a challenging health issue. The former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills cast member has been dealing with facial parasites and recently gave fans an unfiltered glimpse into her treatment process.
The reality television personality took to social media to document her experience, aiming to raise awareness about the condition. Her posts show the physical toll and the steps she is taking to address the infestation.
Facial parasites, often referring to conditions like demodex mites or other microscopic organisms, can cause skin irritation, inflammation, and cosmetic concerns. Treatment typically involves prescription topical or oral medications and a strict hygiene regimen.
Followers have responded with messages of support and gratitude for her transparency. By sharing her journey, Glanville helps destigmatize a medical issue that is rarely discussed publicly.
ITV has unveiled a major new spin-off for its flagship reality franchise, announcing I’m A Celebrity…The Wild Frontier — a fresh format that relocates the action from the Australian jungle to the Canadian wilderness and introduces a paired contestant dynamic.
The series moves production from the hot, humid jungles of Australia — home to the show since its inception, save for the 2020–2021 pandemic shift to Wales — to the “far north” of Canada. Co-hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly confirmed the original Australian series will continue alongside this new iteration.
Beyond the location change, the core gameplay shifts from solo competition to duos. According to a press release, “the pairs will eat, compete and be eliminated together as one.” Viewers will vote to evict pairs rather than individuals, maintaining the public vote mechanism central to the format.
The release added: “Viewers will see the pairings undertake gruelling trials in the beautiful and unknown Canadian landscape and take on action-packed challenges to win food, all aiming to become the last pair standing.”
Ant McPartlin described the new series as “I’m A Celebrity… like you’ve never seen before. It’s a brand new format with lots of twists and surprises.”
Dec Donnelly emphasized continuity with the beloved original: “We’re also making sure to retain some of the elements that we know viewers love from the Australian series. Buckle up, it’s going to be brilliant.”
Each duo requires only one celebrity; the other half can be a relative, friend, partner, or another celebrity. This structure aims to deepen emotional stakes and interpersonal dynamics within the competition.
Katie Rawcliffe, Director of Entertainment, Reality & Daytime at ITV, framed the launch as a strategic expansion: “I’m A Celebrity…The Wild Frontier is a brand new series from the award-winning I’m A Celebrity… team. The format takes duos to the most spectacular locations in Canada.
“The duos enter as a pair, play as a pair and leave as a pair. With all the brilliant DNA of I’m A Celebrity…, brand new gameplay and the dynamics of living and playing with your spouse, best mate or sibling, it promises to be a treat for audiences in 2027.”
Chantal Boyle, Creative Director at Lifted Entertainment — the production company behind the series — highlighted the global scale of the franchise: “I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! is one of TV’s biggest global formats and the Australian series holds a special place with its incredibly loyal UK fans.
“I’m A Celebrity…The Wild Frontier is a brand new show from the world of I’m A Celebrity and it promises to be dramatic, exciting and truly embrace its spectacular Canadian setting.”
The new series is scheduled to premiere in 2027.
Actress Miriam Margolyes has responded to the controversy sparked by her appearance on ITV’s This Morning last Thursday, September 3, where she used a historical racial slur during a live interview with host Andi Peters. The 85-year-old star was on the programme to promote her new book, Miriam’s Full English: A Grand Tour of All Our Best Bits, when the exchange occurred.
The conversation turned to Peters’ heritage and accent. Margolyes asked: “Well, you’re a mix, aren’t you? So you’ve got a Black daddy and a white mummy.”
Peters, 56, corrected her, explaining that both his parents are Black. Margolyes then used the offensive term during the live broadcast. Peters was seen putting his finger to his ear, apparently communicating with producers, and said: “They’re getting nervous now. They’re getting nervous now.”
Margolyes replied: “Don’t be nervous. We welcome everybody and that’s what I want to write about in my book, it’s about inclusion.” She continued: “Not that there are people who need to be pushed out. And I’m not going to say who they are. You’ve got to read the book to find out.”
ITV subsequently removed the segment from catch-up versions on ITVX, though clips circulated widely on social media.
While promoting her book at an event in Southend on Sunday, September 6, Margolyes addressed the incident. Videos shared by attendees capture her remarks.
She stated: “I didn’t want to embarrass or hurt Andi because he seems very nice.”
“I’d never met him before; I didn’t know who he was and I didn’t know he was black until I saw him. When you see someone, of course you know they’re black.”
“I wanted to know what he thought about it, because that’s what interests me.”
Margolyes expanded on her perspective, saying: “How do black people feel? How do brown people feel? … How do fat people feel?” She added: “You see what I mean? All of us feel something about who we are and how people see us, what they think of us.”
When asked whether she aimed to discuss Peters’ identity, she responded: “I am fascinated by other people.”
“They are the people that interest me, not the celebrities so much. It’s everybody. What their story is, what made them who they are, why you are the way you are.”
Broadcaster Jeremy Vine expressed outrage over Margolyes’ remarks and praised Peters for handling the situation “brilliantly.” Peters replied to Vine: “Thanks JV. As you know we have to be ready for ANYTHING!!!”
LADbible Group previously approached representatives of Miriam Margolyes and ITV for comment.
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The Grand Tour has officially returned with a fresh trio of presenters, and they have immediately embraced one of the franchise’s most enduring traditions: getting pulled over by the police.
In a newly released clip, the new hosts—YouTube’s Throttle House duo James Engelsman and Thomas Holland, alongside TikTok star and former Mash 101 presenter Francis Bourgeois—take to the road in three Kei cars. In a move that perfectly captures the show’s chaotic spirit, the group drives in tight formation while disguised as a yellow school bus.
The disguise is, predictably, not effective in the slightest. However, the sheer commitment to the bit is exactly what fans have come to expect from the Amazon Original series.
The Grand Tour is currently streaming on Prime Video, offering subscribers immediate access to the latest adventures of the new presenting team.
A24 has released an intense teaser trailer for You Can See Everything, an upcoming documentary centered on Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes. Although the preview features only a single exchange between Holmes and Nathan Fielder, the brief conversation — effectively a staring contest — already speaks volumes about the film’s tone.
The documentary is co-directed by Fielder, known for The Rehearsal, and Lance Oppenheim, director of Primetime. You Can See Everything follows Holmes in the weeks leading up to the start of her 11.25-year prison sentence in 2023. However, A24’s description suggests the project expands well beyond that timeframe: “what begins as an intimate portrait of an enigmatic felon becomes a mind-bending three-year journey into the abyss.”
Holmes rose to prominence in Silicon Valley during the early 2010s as the founder of Theranos, a blood-testing startup once valued at billions. The company’s rapid unraveling began after a 2015 Wall Street Journal investigation exposed that Theranos’ technology produced inaccurate results. Subsequent scrutiny led to criminal charges, and Holmes was ultimately convicted on multiple counts of wire fraud in 2022. The court found she intentionally misled investors about the capabilities of Theranos’ technology to secure millions in funding.
Judging from the teaser, You Can See Everything appears poised to explore Holmes’ own narrative regarding the events that led to her downfall, potentially offering a perspective that contrasts with the established legal and journalistic record.
You Can See Everything arrives in theatres this October.
Today’s Connections: Sports Edition puzzle will feel more approachable if you follow hockey. As noted in previous hint guides, this daily word game from The New York Times — developed in partnership with The Athletic — tests sports knowledge by challenging players to find common threads among 16 words. Like the original Connections and Wordle, the puzzle resets after midnight, with each new set growing progressively trickier.
If you only want the solution, scroll to the end. Otherwise, read on for clues, tips, and strategies to solve it yourself.
The NYT’s latest daily word game launches in association with The Athletic, the Times’ sports coverage vertical. Playable on web browsers and mobile devices, Connections: Sports Edition tasks players with grouping four words that share a common theme. Each puzzle presents 16 words divided into four categories — ranging from team abbreviations and fantasy positions to championship winners and colloquial phrases. Only one correct grouping exists per category, even if multiple words appear to fit together.
Correct guesses remove those words from the board. Players may make up to four mistakes before the game ends. The board can be rearranged and shuffled to help spot connections, and each category is color-coded by difficulty: yellow (easiest), green, blue, and purple (hardest). Results can be shared on social media, much like Wordle.
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Want a nudge without revealing the categories outright? Consider these clues:
Need a little extra help? Here are the exact categories for today’s puzzle:
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Ready for the answers? This is your last chance to turn back and solve the puzzle before we reveal the solutions.
Drumroll, please!
The solution to Connections: Sports Edition #714 is:
Don’t feel down if you didn’t guess it this time. A new sports Connections puzzle arrives tomorrow, and we’ll be back with more helpful hints.
Welcome to your comprehensive guide for Pips, the newest addition to the New York Times Games catalog. Released in August 2025, Pips reimagines classic dominoes as a compelling single-player logic puzzle designed to become a daily habit. Unlike the standard game interface—which only offers a full puzzle reveal when you are stuck—this guide provides piecemeal hints to help you solve each difficulty level without spoiling the entire board.
If you have played traditional dominoes, the basic mechanics will feel familiar. Tiles are placed vertically or horizontally and connect to adjacent tiles. However, Pips introduces a critical twist: color-coded conditional spaces dictate the value of the pips (dots) within them. Touching tiles do not necessarily need to match numbers; they must satisfy the specific mathematical condition of the colored zone they occupy.
It is common for only half of a domino tile to sit inside a conditional space. Below are the standard condition types you will encounter across all difficulty tiers:
Note: Areas without color coding have no conditions attached to the tile portions inside them.
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