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Andy Cohen reminds Summer House fans that cast members are ‘real people’ amid Amanda Batula-West Wilson romance

Andy Cohen reminds Summer House fans that cast members are ‘real people’ amid Amanda Batula-West Wilson romance

Published by Daniella Wilson

Stay ahead of the curve with our weekly guide to the latest trends, fashion, relationships and more Stay ahead of the curve with our weekly guide to the latest trends, fashion, relationships and more Stay ahead of the curve with our weekly guide to the latest trends, fashion, relationships and more Bravo executive Andy Cohen has spoken out about the Summer House drama involving Amanda Batula, West Wilson, and Ciara Miller. Batula and Wilson announced their relationship Tuesday in a statement that has rocked the internet. Miller, 30, dated Wilson, 31, in a 2023 relationship that played out on the hit Bravo show. Her close friend Batula, 34, announced her separation from her husband of four years — Summer House’s Kyle Cooke — in January. Their relationship has been a main storyline throughout the show’s 10 seasons. Speaking Wednesday on his on his SiriusXM show, Radio Andy, Cohen said he has lots of “questions” for Batula and Wilson that he’ll address at the upcoming taping of the Summer House season 10 reunion. However, Cohen did …

Lot’s Wife | Andrea Cohen

Lot’s Wife | Andrea Cohen

Published by Jenni Sidey

I always get confused.I think it’s Lot’sturning back that turnedher to salt. A wholepillar of it. I always thinkhe’s an Orpheus of sorts,though Orpheus wasgorgeous and a knockouton his lute. But Lot?There’s not a wholelot we can say in his favor.I have to think his wife had a name other thanLot’s wife, that shemight have looked backto glimpse the life shehad before him, beforehe offered her daughtersto that mob, beforewhat lay ahead—Lot himself with theirdaughters, Lot tellingeveryone how blamelesshe was. And her conversion?You can see why a womanmight opt for what she did—a mineral goats or camelscould lick, a stinging Lotcould do nothing with. Source link

Collector and ‘Galerie’ Founder Lisa Fayne Cohen Fawned Over Epstein

Collector and ‘Galerie’ Founder Lisa Fayne Cohen Fawned Over Epstein

Published by José Betancourt

Documents in the Justice Department’s release of files related to Jeffrey Epstein appear to show ties between the financier and convicted sex offender and a New York art collector and magazine publisher, and her developer-investor husband. Lisa Fayne Cohen and her husband, Jimmy Cohen—founder, CEO, and chairman of the real estate and development firm Hudson Capital Properties—were in close contact with Epstein in 2015 and early 2016, long after his crimes were a matter of public knowledge, according to emails released in the so-called Epstein Files, which began to be released in December. There is no indication in the files of any wrongdoing on either’s part. Related Articles In one email exchange, Lisa Cohen was laying the groundwork for the launch of Galerie magazine. Not long after, Epstein’s Paris apartment appeared anonymously on the cover of the magazine’s second issue, in fall 2016, and in an extensive spread inside. The Cohens began collecting art in 2009 with a work by French modernist Fernand Léger, according to a 2023 Artnet News profile, which noted that they …

Steve Cohen Tops Hedge Fund Rich List With .4 Billion Haul

Steve Cohen Tops Hedge Fund Rich List With $3.4 Billion Haul

Published by Jenni Sidey

Steve Cohen spent last fall doing something few billionaire owners enjoy: apologizing. As the New York Mets staggered through a bruising 2025 campaign, he took to social media to tell fans he was sorry for the disappointment at Citi Field. Yet even as the baseball season fizzled, Cohen was clinching a very different kind of pennant, according to Bloomberg. The founder of Point72 Asset Management finished the year as the highest-paid hedge fund manager on Bloomberg’s annual ranking, pocketing an estimated $3.4 billion. That works out to more than $9 million every day — a staggering haul even by Wall Street standards. For the first time since the list began, Cohen sat alone at the top. The contrast is striking. Cohen, 69, bought the Mets in 2020 for a record $2.4 billion and pledged to deliver a championship within three to five years. He backed up that promise with one of the sport’s largest payrolls. But while October glory in Queens remains elusive, his investment firm in Stamford, Connecticut, has flourished. Point72’s ascent is particularly …

Former Olympian Sasha Cohen pulls back curtain on the harsh realities of figure skating 20 years after medaling

Former Olympian Sasha Cohen pulls back curtain on the harsh realities of figure skating 20 years after medaling

Published by Daniella Wilson

Stay ahead of the curve with our weekly guide to the latest trends, fashion, relationships and more Stay ahead of the curve with our weekly guide to the latest trends, fashion, relationships and more Stay ahead of the curve with our weekly guide to the latest trends, fashion, relationships and more Retired Team USA figure skater Sasha Cohen has opened up about her experience competing in the Winter Olympics after watching Alysa Liu and Amber Glenn at the 2026 Olympics. Cohen, whose real name is Alexandra Pauline Cohen, earned a silver medal in the individual women’s figure skating event at the Winter Olympics in Turin, Italy, in 2006. She returned to the Olympics as a spectator this year, cheering on Liu, Glenn, and Isabeau Levito as they looked to end a 20-year drought for Team USA women in the individual figure skating competition. In both a recent essay for USA Today and an Instagram post — published right before Liu went on to win Olympic gold — the retired skater reflected on the intensity she …

A Tour Inside the Chelsea Hotel: Once Home to Bob Dylan, Patti Smith, Leonard Cohen & More

A Tour Inside the Chelsea Hotel: Once Home to Bob Dylan, Patti Smith, Leonard Cohen & More

Published by José Betancourt

We’ve all stayed at the Chelsea Hotel, though most of us have done so only in our minds, through such cul­tur­al arti­facts as Leonard Cohen’s “Chelsea Hotel No. 2,” Bob Dylan’s “Sara,” Nico’s “Chelsea Girls,” Andy Warhol’s epony­mous film that includes the Nico song, or Pat­ti Smith’s Just Kids, which tells of the time she spent there with Robert Map­plethor­pe. Enthu­si­asts of the work of every­one from Janis Joplin to Arthur C. Clarke to Miloš For­man to Dylan Thomas to Mark Twain may not know that they, too, there­by enjoy an indi­rect con­nec­tion to that New York insti­tu­tion, which has stood on West 23rd Street since its con­struc­tion in 1884. At that time, it also stood quite tall, loom­ing over every oth­er apart­ment build­ing in the city, and indeed over most of the rest of Man­hat­tan. Nowa­days, how­ev­er, the cul­tur­al pro­file of the Chelsea Hotel (offi­cial­ly, and less cool­ly, the Hotel Chelsea) is high­er than its phys­i­cal one ever was. Its rep­u­ta­tion as a refuge for artists dates to the man­age­ment of Stan­ley Bard, who …

Mets Owner Steve Cohen Says Club Won’t Have a Captain as Long as He’s in Charge

Mets Owner Steve Cohen Says Club Won’t Have a Captain as Long as He’s in Charge

Published by Sam Flores

PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. (AP) — New York Mets owner Steve Cohen likes the vibe in a revamped clubhouse, and says he’ll never have a captain in charge of that scene. “As long as I’m owning the team, there will never be a team captain,” Cohen said in his first meeting with reporters at spring training Monday. “That was my decision. My view is the locker room is unique. And let the locker room sort it out, year in, year out.” New York said goodbye to popular slugger Pete Alonso, star closer Edwin Díaz and two other Mets stalwarts before Christmas, but added free agent Bo Bichette and traded for All-Star pitcher Freddy Peralta. The Mets are going into their third season with manager Carlos Mendoza after they missed the playoffs following a run to the 2024 NL championship series. “I just was in that locker room and in the meeting and I sense an energy that really is exciting,” Cohen said on the day of the team’s first full-squad workout. “These are new faces, …

Bob Dylan, Andy Cohen and More

Bob Dylan, Andy Cohen and More

Published by Daniella Wilson

In New York, the Empire State Building shone a psychedelic tie-dye on Saturday night, and across the country in his hometown of San Francisco, fans gathered in the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood, as the music industry began paying tributes online to Bob Weir after news of his death was announced by his family. The Grateful Dead co-founder “transitioned peacefully, surrounded by loved ones, after courageously beating cancer as only Bobby could. Unfortunately, he succumbed to underlying lung issues,” his family shared on social media. Weir was diagnosed in July but returned to his hometown stage the next month for a three-night celebration of 60 years of music at San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park. Weir and Jerry Garcia formed the rock band in 1965 with Ron “Pigpen” McKernan (keyboards, harmonica), Lesh (bass), and Bill Kreutzmann (drums). “Bobby will forever be a guiding force whose unique artistry reshaped American music. His work did more than fill rooms with music; it was warm sunlight that filled the soul, building a community, a language, and a feeling of family that generations of fans …

The best new popular science books of January 2026 include titles by Claudia Hammond and Deborah Cohen

The best new popular science books of January 2026 include titles by Claudia Hammond and Deborah Cohen

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Megan Eaves-Egenes’s Nightfaring explores our connection with the night sky Shutterstock / danm12 Here in the northern hemisphere, January always feels like the longest, drabbest month of the year, so how lucky we are to have a host of new science books to enliven our days. This month, we can explore everything from what the arts bring to our lives to the unsung hero that is friction. How about the origin of ideas? Or what we lose when we light up our skies? Perhaps January isn’t long enough… Daisy Fancourt’s Art Cure investigates the impact of the arts, including dancing, on our minds and bodies EMILY KASK/AFP via Getty Images Art Cure by Daisy Fancourt What if playing the piano, dancing, visiting art galleries or even lying in the mud listening to Wolf Alice at Glastonbury was good for the body, mind and longevity? Or what if it could help us develop brain resilience against dementia? That’s just part of the tantalising, ambitious pitch by Daisy Fancourt in her new book. In theory, she’s well-placed …

Andy Cohen responds to plastic surgery speculation following appearance on New Year’s Eve special

Andy Cohen responds to plastic surgery speculation following appearance on New Year’s Eve special

Published by Daniella Wilson

Stay ahead of the curve with our weekly guide to the latest trends, fashion, relationships and more Stay ahead of the curve with our weekly guide to the latest trends, fashion, relationships and more Stay ahead of the curve with our weekly guide to the latest trends, fashion, relationships and more Andy Cohen has addressed fan speculation that he went under the knife ahead of his New Year’s Eve co-hosting duties. The Bravo star, 57, returned to New York City’s Times Square last Wednesday for his ninth consecutive year fronting CNN’s New Year’s Eve Live special, alongside Anderson Cooper. Following the telecast, one Threads user seemingly implied that it looked like Cohen had undergone plastic surgery to achieve his fresh-faced appearance. “I just saw the new clips of Andy Cohen on NYE and WTF did he do to his face?!? Is he trying to find a new husband at Mar-a-Lago?” they wrote. Responding directly to the comment, Cohen hit back, saying: “Did the smallest amount of Botox and lost 20 pounds ! And had a …