Web archive - July 3, 2024

Entertainment

Brandi Glanville to sue Bravo for stress-induced health issues: “I’m too swollen for OnlyFans”

Glanville claimed that the stress has made her too depressed to continue her “Brandi Glanville Unfiltered” podcast.

Entertainment

BTS's Jin to light up 2024 Paris Olympics as torchbearer post-military service

The Olympic torch relay began in Greece and is now touring France; Jin's participation schedule is pending.

Entertainment

Childish Gambino announces final album, unveils movie trailer, and calls out BET awards

The album will drop on July 19, and fans can get a sneak peek with the release of the first single "Lithonia".

Entertainment

Gypsy-Rose Blanchard's ex misses her, talks text argument with her current boyfriend Ken Urker

"I have my moments where I miss her and today is one of them," Blanchard’s ex Ryan Anderson revealed.

Entertainment

David Tennant rocks non-binary pin at Mean Girls premiere amid feud with Rishi Sunak on trans rights

Following the controversy, the hashtag #IStandWithDavidTennant started trending on X.

Entertainment

Zac Efron praises Joey King’s comedy talent in A Family Affair to Matthew Perry

In their new Netflix comedy, Efron portrays Chris Cole, a Hollywood star, while King plays his assistant, Zara.

Entertainment

KeKe Jabbar, star of OWN's 'Love & Marriage: Huntsville,' passes away at 42

Jabbar’s family confirmed the reality TV personality's death in a statement to Marcella Speaks.

Business, Pakistan

PSX breaches 80,000 barrier once again in intra-day trading

Surge follows a continued bullish trend, with the upward momentum attributed to various factors.

Entertainment

Bridgerton casting director receives X-rated audition tapes amid season 4 casting search

Kelly Valentine Hendry said the unsolicited videos are reminiscent of adult films and have left her feeling a bit sad.

World

Economic fears take center stage in final day of UK election campaigning

Labour urges voters to remember the economic turmoil under Conservatives, while Sunak insists he fixed the economy.