Lisa Vanderpump Fires Back After Scheana Shay Exploitation ClaimsNew Foto - Lisa Vanderpump Fires Back After Scheana Shay Exploitation Claims

Lisa Vanderpump Fires Back After Scheana Shay Exploitation Claimsoriginally appeared onParade. Lisa Vanderpumpis breaking her silence followingScheana Shay's emotional claims that the restaurateur and reality TV matriarch used her real-life heartbreak as fuel for her now-iconic Bravo franchise. Vanderpump was approached byTMZcameras while out in Los Angeles Tuesday, July 22, where she was asked about Shay's recent comments. "Guess what? I don't care what she says. How about that?" theVanderpump Rulesstar, 64, said in response. "I'm more concerned about Ozzy Osbourne dying today. That's the saddest thing. Important things are what matter to me—not her bulls--t." The comments come after Shay, 40, opened up in a July 15Us Weeklycover story, revisiting a now-infamous moment fromThe Real Housewives of Beverly HillsSeason 3. At the time, Shay was working a party hosted by Vanderpump and found herself face-to-face withBrandi Glanville—Eddie Cibrian's ex-wife. Shay, who had previously been involved with Cibrian, was unaware of the connection until that very moment. "We all saw it play out on the show when I went up to her and she acts shocked that I was working her party with this guy's ex-wife who I used to date because I didn't know he was married," Shay recalled. "Up until about six months ago, that was the truth that I knew because that's what she told me." But Shay says she now feels differently about how it all played out. "I feel like she low-key used my real-life pain to launch her TV empire—and what an empire she has," she said. Shay also claimed that a producer recently revealed Vanderpump had concerns about her joiningVanderpump Rulesin 2012, saying Vanderpump "was worried the Disney girl with a connection to Eddie wouldn't join." "In that moment, my jaw wanted to drop to the floor," Shay toldUs Weekly. The former SURver didn't stop there. She reflected on her decade-long relationship with Vanderpump, hinting at emotional manipulation behind the scenes. "She gaslit me about it for a decade instead of just coming to me in the beginning," Shay said. "And that's the thing with Lisa: She doesn't make mistakes. She makes moves and then calls them coincidences." Despite having once looked up to her longtime boss and friend, Shay admitted she's reevaluating their dynamic. "I've always looked up to Lisa. I've always admired her. Now I'm like, 'Did I admire her out of fear?' I guess I would've just liked to have agency in my own story," she said. While Vanderpump has yet to make a longer-form statement, it seems Shay has gotten backup from Glanville herself,who took to X (formerly Twitter)to second Shay's claims. Now y'all know I didn't lie-LVP & Bravo production set this up like I said. sadly, by who I thought were my two best friends, Lisa and Alex, but that's OK. Live & learn — Brandi Glanville (@BrandiGlanville)July 24, 2025 "Now y'all know I didn't lie-LVP & Bravo production set this up like I said. sadly, by who I thought were my two best friends, Lisa and Alex, but that's OK. Live & learn," Glanville, 52, wrote. The tension between the twoVPRoriginals comes amid a transitional time for the cast, following the announcement of a major shakeup in the Bravo universe, as the OG cast will be replaced by fresh faces. Vandperpump, meanwhile, will remain on the long-running series. Lisa Vanderpump Fires Back After Scheana Shay Exploitation Claimsfirst appeared on Parade on Jul 24, 2025 This story was originally reported byParadeon Jul 24, 2025, where it first appeared.

Lisa Vanderpump Fires Back After Scheana Shay Exploitation Claims

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Ben Affleck Thinks J.Lo's New Songs Are "Childish" and He Seems Very Annoyed

Jennifer Lopez has a fleet of new songs that she's been playing on tour, and at least afewof them appear to be about Ben Affleck—perhaps most tellingly, one called "Wreckage of You" that has the lyrics "now watch me climb out of the wreckage of you." So...how does Ben feel about being an inspiration for J.Lo's music? Apparently he thinks she's being "childish." "If this song or any others bash him, what can he do? It's childish and not something he wants to entertain," a source tellsThe Daily Mail. "It is something he can't control, so he isn't going to let it hurt him and he's definitely not going to give it life by reacting." That said, Ben isn't surprised that J.Lo wrote songs inspired by their divorce. "He's known her long enough and been given a nod on plenty of her music before so he is more than aware that this was coming," the insider says. "He knows that this is something she has to do for herself and for her artistry." Check out the full lyrics of "Wreckage of You" viaGenius:All it takes to make a diamond is pressure, pressureIt's only now I'm realizing, I'm better, betterAt knowing there's a difference when I see it from a distanceThe love I want, the love I need, it starts in me, now I have found my way inI'm gonna stay thereThank you for the scars you left on my heartFor showing me that stars shine brighter in the darkI won't fall apart because of who you areAnd all your broken partsBecause of you, I am stronger, wiserBetter than I've ever beenI won't let you no longer, longerHave the sacred part of meIt was perfect the while when you made me believeReally got only greater for meAnd it made me stronger, stronger, bulletproofNow watch me climb out of the wreckage of youI find comfort in a silence, go missing, missingI won't ignore all of the sirens, I'm listening, listeningIf I just have to break to know how it feelsIf I just have to wait to find something realHowever long it takes for my soul to healI will make that dealBecause of you, I am stronger, wiserBetter than I've ever beenI won't let you no longer, longerHave the sacred part of meIt was perfect the while when you made me believeReally got only greater for meAnd it made me stronger, stronger, bulletproofNow watch me climb out of the wreckage of youThank you for it, the pain that you caused'Cause nothing's gonna stop me, you gon' have to watch meThank you for it, the pain that you causedYou gon' have to watch me climb out of the wreckage of youBecause of you, I am stronger, wiserBetter than I've ever beenI won't let you no longer, longerBe part of my historyIt was perfect the while when you made me believeReally got only greater for meAnd it made me stronger, stronger, bulletproofNow watch me climb out of the wreckage of you You Might Also Like Here's What NOT to Wear to a Wedding Meet the Laziest, Easiest Acne Routine You'll Ever Try

Ben Affleck Thinks J.Lo's New Songs Are "Childish" and He Seems Very Annoyed

Ben Affleck Thinks J.Lo's New Songs Are "Childish" and He Seems Very Annoyed Jennifer Lopez has a fleet of new songs that she...
Cardi B sued by fan for assault, battery after viral 2023 microphone-throwing incidentNew Foto - Cardi B sued by fan for assault, battery after viral 2023 microphone-throwing incident

Two years afterCardi Bwas accused ofassaulting a fan with a microphoneduring a live performance, the rapper is facing legal repercussions for the viral incident. The concertgoer, a woman from Cleveland, Ohio, filed a lawsuit July 21, alleging assault, battery and negligence against the Grammy-winning rapper. In the lawsuit, reviewed by USA TODAY the woman, who opted to remain anonymous, alleges the rapper participated in "an unreasonable escalation" that resulted in "reputational and emotional harm." "It is quite the feat to take on someone that is known and loved like Cardi B," the woman's attorney, Cierra N. Norris, said during aJuly 24 press conference."Thank God we are not in a court of public opinion, but we are in a court of law." In anInstagram post, also announcing the lawsuit, Norris wrote: "No one should be afraid to hold someone accountable just because they are famous," adding that the woman is going by the pseudonym Jane Doe because she is "suffering from mental health issues as a result of the incident" and wants to avoid "potential backlash." Drai's Management Group, LLC, the owner of the Las Vegas venue where Cardi's performance took place, is also being sued for its alleged failure "to intervene or de-escalate the incident," Billboard reported. USA TODAY has reached out to Norris and representatives for Cardi B and Drai's Management Group for comment. In July 2023, Cardi Bmade social media headlinesafter footage from her performance at Drai's Beachclub showed her throwing her microphone at an attendee. In the video, whichracked up over 100 million views to date, Cardi retaliated when a concertgoer standing at the edge of the stage tossed the contents of a large white cup, splashing her face and soaking her orange swimsuit cover-up as she performed her breakthrough hit"Bodak Yellow." Norris, however, offered a different version of events, saying during the press conference that Cardi had asked fans to slosh their drinks, and that simply because she had reached her limit does not excuse the "assault" and "battery" the fan endured. Cardi B fan reports batteryafter rapper threw microphone at her in Vegas In videos, the rapper is seen subsequently berating the individual as security retrieved her microphone and appeared to remove the fan. Cardi later repostedanother video of the incidentshared by a fan account. After the jarring encounter, the unidentified fan filed a police report for battery. No arrests or citations were issued, according to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. Norris, noting that the lawsuit is being filed years after the incident, said a friend of the fan had contacted her while she was still in Las Vegas, and that she had been the woman's lawyer since then. They wanted to do the litigation right, rather than capitalize on a "15 minutes" of fame, Norris argued. Doe claims Cardi B encouraged "light splashing from drinks" during her performance at Drai's Beachclub, according to the lawsuit. Additional social media footageshared at the time of Cardi's performance showed the rapper seemingly welcoming getting splashed by fans. "Give me water," Cardi said in one clip, after which fans splashed her backside. It's unclear whether the footage was taken before or after the face-splashing incident. The woman, "acting in accordance with the environment created by Cardi B's express words and conduct, and in a manner consistent with other attendees, splashed a small portion of her drink in Cardi B's direction," the lawsuit stated. "In apparent anger and without warning, Cardi B suddenly and forcefully threw her microphone directly at (Doe)." Cardi B's microphone from viral videoplaced in auction for $100K The aggrieved concertgoer said the incident caused her "severe emotional distress, shock, humiliation and physical injury," in the filing. Additionally, Doe said thesale of Cardi B's microphone in an auctionfornearly $100K"further publicized the incident and exacerbated (her) emotional distress." "Fame is not a license to harm," Norris said. "Just because Cardi B is one of the most loved entertainers in the world does not mean that she is free from accountability." In a statement to Billboard addressing the lawsuit, Cardi B's attorney Drew Findling slammed the woman's complaint as a "transparent and pitiful attempted financial shakedown." "The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department and the Clark County District Attorney's Office closed this matter for insufficient evidence a long time ago," Findling told the news outlet. "But apparently the opportunity to try to make money off of a celebrity was too much for some willing law firm to pass up." Contributing: Kim Willis and Anna Kaufman, USA TODAY This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:Cardi B lawsuit: Rapper sued for viral microphone-throwing incident

Cardi B sued by fan for assault, battery after viral 2023 microphone-throwing incident

Cardi B sued by fan for assault, battery after viral 2023 microphone-throwing incident Two years afterCardi Bwas accused ofassaulting a fan ...
UK, French and German leaders press Israel over Gaza aid after Macron backs a Palestinian stateNew Foto - UK, French and German leaders press Israel over Gaza aid after Macron backs a Palestinian state

LONDON (AP) — The leaders of Britain, France and Germany demanded Israel allow unrestricted aid into Gaza to end a "humanitarian catastrophe," afterFrench President Emmanuel Macronannounced that his country will become the first major Western power torecognize a Palestinian state. The joint statement, issued after a calll between Macron, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, called for an an immediate ceasefire and said that "withholding essential humanitarian assistance to the civilian population is unacceptable," though it broke no new diplomatic ground. The leaders said they "stand ready to take further action to support an immediate ceasefire and a political process that leads to lasting security and peace for Israelis, Palestinians and the entire region," but did not say what that action might be. France's move exposes European divisions Macron's surprise announcement exposed differences among the European allies, known as the E3, over how to ease the worsening humanitarian crisis and end theIsrael-Hamas war. All three support a Palestinian state in principle, but Germany said it has no immediate plans to follow France's step, which Macron plans to formalize at theUnited Nations General Assemblyin September. Britain has not followed suit either, but Starmer is under mounting pressure to formally recognize Palestinian statehood, both from opposition lawmakers and from members of his own Labour Party government. Health Secretary Wes Streeting on Tuesday called for an announcement "while there's still a state of Palestine left to recognize." On Friday, 221 of the 650 lawmakers in the House of Commons signed a letter urging Starmer to recognize a Palestinian state. "Since 1980 we have backed a two-state solution. Such a recognition would give that position substance," said the letter, signed by legislators from several government and opposition parties. After the E3 call on Friday, Starmer condemned "the continued captivity of hostages, the starvation and denial of humanitarian aid to the Palestinian people, the increasing violence from extremist settler groups, and Israel's disproportionate military escalation in Gaza." He said that "recognition of a Palestinian state" must be one of the steps on a pathway to peace. "I am unequivocal about that. But it must be part of a wider plan which ultimately results in a two-state solution and lasting security for Palestinians and Israelis," he said. More than 140 countries recognize a Palestinian state, including a dozen in Europe. But France is the first Group of Seven country and the largest European nation to take that step. Israel and the United States both denounced France's decision. Britain has long supported the idea of an independent Palestinian state existing alongside Israel, but has said recognition should come as part of a negotiated two-state solution to the conflict. Any such solution appears far off. There had been no substantive Israel-Palestinian negotiations for years even before the Oct. 7, 2023 Hamas attack on Israel that killed 1,200 people and sparked the current war. Humanitarian crisis alarms Israel's allies The worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza, wherehunger is spreadingandchildren have starved to death, has caused alarm even among Israel's closest allies. Germany has traditionally been a particularly staunch ally of Israel in Europe, with relations rooted in the history of the Holocaust. It says recognizing a Palestinian state should be "one of the concluding steps" in negotiating a two-state solution and it "does not plan to recognize a Palestinian state in the short term." But Berlin, too, has sharpened its tone recently, describing the Israeli military's actions in Gaza as unacceptable and pushing for greater humanitarian aid, but still appears to favor trying to influence Israeli officials by direct contact. The German government said in a statement on Friday that it is in a "constant exchange" with the Israeli government and other partners on issues that include a ceasefire in Gaza and the need to drastically improve humanitarian aid. It said it is "prepared to increase the pressure" if there is no progress, but didn't elaborate on how. Britain has halted some arms sales to Israel,suspended free trade talksand sanctionedfar-right government ministersand extremist settlers, but Starmer is under intense pressure to do more. Also weighing on Starmer is his desire to maintain good relations with the U.S. administration, which has strongly criticized France's decision. The British leader is due to meet PresidentDonald Trumpin the next few days while the president isin Scotlandvisiting twogolf courseshe owns there. Yossi Mekelberg, a Middle East expert at the international affairs think-tank Chatham House, said Macron's decision to defer finalizing recognition until September "creates some space" for other countries to get on board. "We know that the U.K. is close, but not there," he said. "This might encourage Starmer, who we know is not one to rush such a decision. … This might create some momentum, some dynamic, for the U.K." ___ Associated Press writer Geir Moulson in Berlin contributed to this story.

UK, French and German leaders press Israel over Gaza aid after Macron backs a Palestinian state

UK, French and German leaders press Israel over Gaza aid after Macron backs a Palestinian state LONDON (AP) — The leaders of Britain, France...
A heat dome is peaking in the Northeast today. Here's how extreme temperatures could getNew Foto - A heat dome is peaking in the Northeast today. Here's how extreme temperatures could get

Sauna-like conditions on Friday are threatening to break records in major Northeast cities during summer's hottest month afterdangerous heatpeaked Thursday in the central United States. More than 80 million people in the eastern half of the US are under at least a Level 3 of 4 "major" heat risk on Friday, which will be the East Coast's hottest day of the heat dome. High temperatures in the middle to upper 90s are expected from Washington, DC, to Boston and low 90s will reach as far north as southern Maine. These temperatures are up to 10 degrees higher than the typical hottest conditions for this time of year and could challenge the high temperature record for the day in Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York City and Portland, Maine. The heat index — how hot it actually feels given the temperature and humidity — will reach or surpass 100 degrees for many: Washington, DC, Baltimore and Philadelphia could feel like 105 to 110 degrees Friday afternoon. The stagnant, hot air has also prompted air quality alerts across New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. On Thursday the heat index topped out in the 100s from the Gulf Coast to the Midwest while it soared above 110 degrees in parts of the Mississippi Valley. It reached a scorching 115 degrees in Greenville in far western Mississippi on Thursday afternoon. Farther north, Chicago's heat index eclipsed 100 degrees Thursday while Syracuse, New York, set a new record high temperature for the day of 94 degrees, breaking the old record of 93 degrees set in 1941. High temperatures reached into the 90s Thursday afternoon as far north as Burlington, Vermont – located about 30 miles from the Canadian border. Heat remains thedeadliest formof extreme weather in the US. Globally, heat waves are becomingmore frequent, more severeand lasting longer as the world warms due to fossil fuel-driven climate change. Heat this severe impacts anyone without access to effective cooling or proper hydration, not just vulnerable populations, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. And for those without air conditioning, staying indoors can become deadly during the hottest parts of the day,the agency warns. Dallas County, Texas, reported its first heat-related death of the year on Thursday. The victim was a man in his 60s with "unknown pre-existing medical conditions," according to the Dallas County Health and Human Services. Humid conditions will also prevent temperatures from cooling significantly overnight. It could still be close to 80 degrees in Washington, DC, by sunrise Saturday — nearly 10 degrees higher than a typical low for late July. When overnight temperatures don't cool down enough to offer relief for overheated bodies, people are at greater risk for heat-related illnesses. Nighttime temperatures are taking the hardest hit from climate change,warming fasterthan daytime highs. Climate change is making this week's heat wave at leastthree times more likelyfor nearly 160 million people, almost half the US population, when compared with a world without fossil fuel emissions, according to an analysis from the climate research nonprofit Climate Central. The heat dome will shrink Saturday, replaced by more typical, though still very toasty, late July conditions parts of the Northeast and Midwest. Sweltering heat will persist through the weekend, mainly in southern parts of the Ohio Valley and Mid-Atlantic on Saturday and in portions of the Southeast Sunday. That general trend of a hotter-than-normal South is expected to continue through next week, according to the latest Climate Prediction Center forecasts. CNN Meteorologist Briana Waxman and CNN's Luke Snyder and Emma Tucker contributed to this report. For more CNN news and newsletters create an account atCNN.com

A heat dome is peaking in the Northeast today. Here’s how extreme temperatures could get

A heat dome is peaking in the Northeast today. Here's how extreme temperatures could get Sauna-like conditions on Friday are threatening...
Pastor and father of 3 arrested for overstaying visa a quarter-century agoNew Foto - Pastor and father of 3 arrested for overstaying visa a quarter-century ago

A Maryland pastor who fled Honduras 24 years ago to escape poverty and violence is waiting to hear when he will face an immigration judge after his arrest this week by Immigration and Customs Enforcement for overstaying his visa in 2001, his family said. Daniel Fuentes Espinal, a 54-year-old father of three, is expected to request bond during his initial hearing at the Louisiana immigration facility to which he was transferred. His family – especially his wife, whom he has been with since they were 13 – hopes for his release but is struggling with his absence. "We've been on top of her for her to eat, sleep, but when she's about it to eat, she just says, 'I just don't know if your dad ate already,'" his daughter, Clarissa Fuentes Diaz said, crying. The pastor's arrest is the one of the latest in the Trump administration's barrage of immigration cases, targeting not onlyundocumented migrantsbut also people living in the US legally onstudent visasandgreen cards. Espinal picked up a breakfast burrito from McDonald's when he noticed an unmarked vehicle following him, his daughter told CNN. As he made his way back to a construction site with materials he purchased at a nearby Lowe's, Espinal was pulled over by a uniformed officer and detained. ICE confirmed Espinal's arrest in a statement to CNN. "Daniel Omar Fuentes Espinal is an illegal alien from Honduras who was arrested by ICE on July 21, in Easton, Maryland," the statement said. "Fuentes entered the United States on a 6-month visa and never left in 24 years. It is a federal crime to overstay the authorized period of time granted under a visitors visa." CNN has asked ICE for more details on Espinal's arrest and overstayed visa. Espinal was given no explanation for why he was stopped and was only asked for identification before being detained, his daughter said. "My dad was just confused the whole time, and they cuffed him, put him in the back of the car," Fuentes Diaz said. "We don't know everything that people go through, but my dad said he had a different experience than what he's seen on TV. They were nice to him. They put him in the car, and they drove off." However, conditions in the immigration detention facility in Hyattsville, Maryland, were worse, Fuentes Diaz told CNN on Friday morning. "They were treating them worse than dogs," she said. Espinal immigrated to the US in 2001 with his wife and infant daughter and has since been living in the US on his expired visa, Fuentes Diaz said. He has no criminal record, she added. He was held for one day in an office in Salisbury, Maryland, before being moved to a holding room at the Baltimore ICE Field Office, where he slept on a bench without a bed, his daughter said. He was transferred to the Winn Correctional Center in Louisiana on Thursday, his daughter said. Espinal has gotten a lawyer, but the change of location forced two scheduled immigration hearings Friday to be cancelled, she said. Espinal's attorney was still trying to determine Friday morning when his client would next appear in front of a judge. Espinal works in construction to support his family and has spent the last 15 years as a volunteer pastor at Iglesia del Nazareno Jesus Te Ama, also known as the Church of the Nazarene Jesus Loves You, where he is known within his community for his sermons and generosity. "Pastor Fuentes Espinal is a beloved pillar of the Easton community known across town for providing shelter to those who need a place to sleep, for opening up his home and providing food and clothing to those who are at the most vulnerable point in their lives, and he never expects anything in return," close friend Len Foxwell told CNN. More than $20,000 has been donated to aGoFundMelaunched by Foxwell to raise money for Espinal's legal expenses and provide his family with basic needs until his return. Originally from Santa Rita in Yoro, Honduras, Espinal immigrated to the US in search of a safer and more stable future for his family and to flee the widespread poverty and violence that gripped his hometown, his daughter told CNN. "It's not safe, you're scared walking around town, just looking behind your shoulder, violence, gangs, corruption, it's not an ideal place to raise a family, not ideal to work" Fuentes Diaz said. "There's no jobs that pay enough to … make a living," she said. "He's my hero. He has done so much for me, as his daughter, he sacrificed so much for me to have a better future," she added. Maryland Reps. Sarah Elfreth and Glenn Ivey called for Espinal's releasein a letter condemning his arrestand accusing the Trump administration of "indiscriminately profiling and targeting individuals based on their skin color." "Through his church ministry, Pastor Espinal has dedicated his life to improving the lives of some of his community's most vulnerable members." the lawmakers wrote in the letter. "His arrest and detention by ICE does nothing to further your stated goals of making America safer." "The Trump Administration clearly isn't targeting the most dangerous criminals living in the U.S. illegally – they are snatching up anyone they can find as they pursue their mass deportation agenda and terrorizing our communities in the process," said Sen. Chris Van Hollen in a statement. "My team is engaged with Pastor Espinal's family and I will be monitoring this closely." More than a dozen letters have been written by loved ones and community members, including Foxwell, to support and advocate for his release and will submitted for consideration at future court proceedings. "This is not what President Trump campaigned on, and it's not what the American people asked for. He campaigned on securing the southern border, on ridding our nation of some of its most violent criminals and curtailing gang activity. None of those things have any applicability here," Foxwell said. "This is a this is a family man, a man of faith, a small businessman who was literally just going to work to put in a full day's work to feed his family." CNN's Andy Rose contributed to this report. For more CNN news and newsletters create an account atCNN.com

Pastor and father of 3 arrested for overstaying visa a quarter-century ago

Pastor and father of 3 arrested for overstaying visa a quarter-century ago A Maryland pastor who fled Honduras 24 years ago to escape povert...

 

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