Heidi Klum Supports Son Henry as He Walked During Kith's Long-Awaited Return to the RunwayNew Foto - Heidi Klum Supports Son Henry as He Walked During Kith's Long-Awaited Return to the Runway

Gilbert Flores/Penske Media via Getty; Henry Samuel/Instagram Heidi Klum's son, Henry Samuel, walked in Kith's long-awaited runway show in New York City The supermodel sat front row in support of her 19-year-old son, who wore a denim ensemble from the designer's Fall 2025 collection Henry made his Paris Fashion Week runway debut runway debut in January Like mother, like son! Heidi Klumwas one proud mom over the weekend when she sat front row to watch her 19-year-old son,Henry Samuel, walk in Kith's first runway show in six years on Sunday, Aug. 17. The supermodel, 52, uploaded a series of photos and videos to herInstagramthat documented her time at the long-awaited fashion event, which was staged on the streets of New York City's NoHo neighborhood just outside its newly-renovated flagship store. "So many beautiful Models on the@kithcatwalk in New York tonight, but I only have eyes for you@henrygunthersamuel," she captioned her post. Henry Samuel/Instagram TheProject Runwayhost kicked off her slideshow of content with a video of Henry strutting down the faux grass laid over the Manhattan streets, which served as the show's catwalk where designer Ronnie Fieg showcased a wide-ranging Fall 2025 collection, titled "INSTITUTION." Henry wore a denim-on-denim ensemble, including a light wash jacket and coordinating bottoms that were layered over a white bomber jacket and a collared shirt buttoned to the top. He was styled in matching white sneakers to complete the look. Klum gave her viewers a glimpse of the collection in the slides that followed, highlighting the line that mixed preppy and sporty, catering the spontaneous N.Y.C. lifestyle. In another clip, Gashi's impromptu performance was featured. Henry's walk in Kith's runway show comes fresh offhis recently-signed modeling dealwithNEXT Management, the modeling agency that will foster his fashion and entertainment career. "I've grown up around fashion and entertainment, but stepping into this world myself is a whole new experience. I'm grateful to Next Management for this opportunity and excited to learn, grow, and find my own voice in the industry," Henry said via press release in July. The news comes just after Henry made his runway debut at the Lena Erziak show duringParis Haute Couture Weekback in January. By March,the rising star landed the cover ofHungerMagazine. In Paris, Henry walked in the Lena Erziak Haute Couture Spring-Summer 2025 show at Hotel le Marois, as seen in a supportive video post Klum uploaded on Instagram at the time. "So proud of you Henry - Opening the Lena Erziak Haute Couture Show in Paris ❤️❤️❤️@henrysamle@lena_erziak," Klum captioned the post. Heidi Klum/Instagram Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer​​, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. The clip pictured Henry looking as confident as ever as he strutted down the catwalk in a black suit with an open back. The teen also modeled a second look that consisted of a full black suit with an oversized scarf, according toVogue Germany. In addition to Henry, Klum is also a mother toLeni, 20,Johan, 18, andLou, 15, with her ex-husbandSeal. When speaking withVogue Germany, Henry said that his mom and sister Leni —who is also a model— shared some insightful pieces of advice. "Leni told me to look straight ahead and walk as if I was balancing a book on my head. My mother told me to do my best and not forget to have fun," said Henry, noting that Klum also reminds him to be aware of his posture. Gilbert Flores/Penske Media via Getty The PEOPLE Puzzler crossword is here! How quickly can you solve it? Play now! As for whether he has dreamt of becoming a model and following in her footsteps, Henry told the publication, "Not necessarily." "I have many interests — sports, music, film and fashion. I want to use the different creative experiences that are available to me to find the right path for my future," he added. Both of Henry's parents inspire his creativity. "I admire the hard work they put into their success every day. Their creativity inspires me, and they have always encouraged my siblings and me to pursue our own artistic interests," he told the fashion outlet. Read the original article onPeople

Heidi Klum Supports Son Henry as He Walked During Kith's Long-Awaited Return to the Runway

Heidi Klum Supports Son Henry as He Walked During Kith's Long-Awaited Return to the Runway Gilbert Flores/Penske Media via Getty; Henry ...
Source Reveals Why Kylie and Timothée Haven't Seen Each Other in "Weeks"

It's ben a moment since Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet have been in the same place at the same time, and naturally some corners of the internet have jumped to the conclusion that they've broken up. Especially since Timothée wasn't at Kylie's recent birthday party! But apparently these two are still going strong—they're just busy working on opposite sides of the world from each other. "They haven't seen each other for a few weeks only because Timothée's been filmingDunein a studio in Budapest, and Kylie's been working too," a source tellsPeople, noting that "She visited him in July." The source adds that "even though Kylie has a private jet, the flight is still 12 hours. She's a mom and she works as well. She has a lot of responsibilities in LA. Timothée's schedule is grueling, with very little downtime." Despite the hectic schedules, the insider says "They're making it work though. They FaceTime most days. They miss each other and are totally fine." Timmy's schedule shows no signs of slowing down, and apparently he's heading to Jordan and Abu Dhabi to film. But a source previously toldPeoplethat the couple are "used to this kind of schedule," that Kylie "will fly to see him when she can" whileDuneis in production, and that "they're still very happy and just making it work." Noted! You Might Also Like Here's What NOT to Wear to a Wedding Meet the Laziest, Easiest Acne Routine You'll Ever Try

Source Reveals Why Kylie and Timothée Haven't Seen Each Other in "Weeks"

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Mark Hamill says his wife's 'clever' thought stopped him from fleeing US after Trump wonNew Foto - Mark Hamill says his wife's 'clever' thought stopped him from fleeing US after Trump won

LikeLuke Skywalkergoing into exile on Ahch-To,Mark Hamillnearly left the United States ahead ofPresident Donald Trump'ssecond term. The "Star Wars" actor, 73, revealedin an interview with The Timespublished Aug. 16 that he weighed moving out of the country after Trump's 2024 election win. Hamill said he told his wife after the election that she could choose whether they would move to London or Ireland. But ultimately, she talked him into staying. "She's very clever," Hamill said. "She didn't respond right away but a week later she said, 'I'm surprised you would allow him to force you out of your own country.'" After his wife's comment, Hamill said he decided, "I'm not leaving." He also told the outlet, "I still believe there are more honest, decent people than there are the MAGA crowd. If I didn't, I'd move back to England." The "Life of Chuck" actor is a longtime critic of Trump who frequently speaks out against him on social media, and he backed formerVice President Kamala Harrisin the 2024 presidential race. Days after formerPresident Joe Bidenended his 2024 reelection bid, Hamillparticipated in a Zoom fundraising callfor Harris dubbed "White Dudes for Harris," during which he praised Biden for "the most legislatively successful administration since Franklin Delano Roosevelt" and urged voters to "stand up to (Trump's) mental illness." After Trump defeated Harris in the presidential election, Hamill reacted with dismay on X,writing, "They say we get the leaders we deserve. Either that has just been disproven, or this is not the America we all thought we were living in." Jimmy Kimmelsays he obtained citizenship in Italy amid Trump presidency During his interview with The Times, Hamill slammed "the bullying" and "the incompetence" under Trump, adding that he deals with it "without going crazy" by imagining he is reading a political novel. "It's entertaining in a way because this could actually be the end," he said. "Our status in the world has been crippled and that will reverberate for decades." Hamill's comments come afterlate-night host Jimmy Kimmelrevealed on "The Sarah Silverman Podcast" that he has obtained Italian citizenship, a move he implied was motivated by Trump and the current political environment in the United States. "A lot of people I know are thinking about where they can get citizenship," Silverman remarked on the podcast, while Kimmel said that Trump's second term is "so much worse" than he expected. Ellen DeGeneresconfirms Trump provoked UK move: It's 'just better' Though Hamill decided not to leave the United States, a few celebrities have pulled the trigger on a move. In July, former talk show hostEllen DeGeneres confirmedthat Trump inspired her and her wife, Portia de Rossi, to relocate to the English countryside. "We got here the day before the election and woke up to lots of texts from our friends with crying emojis, and I was like, '(Trump) got in,'" the comedian said, accordingto the BBCandThe Guardian. "And we're like, 'We're staying here.'" In March,comedian Rosie O'Donnell also saidshe left the United States and moved to Ireland, in what she described as the "safest and best thing for us to do." She added that she is "sleeping better without the stress and anxiety over what was happening politically in the country." Trump laterthreatened to revoke O'Donnell's U.S. citizenship, writing on Truth Social in July, "She is a Threat to Humanity, and should remain in the wonderful Country of Ireland, if they want her." Contributing: Melina Khanand Taijuan Moorman,USA TODAY This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:Mark Hamill almost left the country after Trump election win

Mark Hamill says his wife's 'clever' thought stopped him from fleeing US after Trump won

Mark Hamill says his wife's 'clever' thought stopped him from fleeing US after Trump won LikeLuke Skywalkergoing into exile on A...
Death toll in Russian factory fire rises to 24New Foto - Death toll in Russian factory fire rises to 24

MOSCOW (AP) — The death toll from last week'sfire at an industrial plantin Russia's Ryazan region has risen to 24, with at least another 157 people injured, officials said Monday. The fire broke out Friday at the Elastik plant in Shilovsky district, around 250 kilometers (155 miles) southeast of Moscow. Emergency crews continued searching through debris, Russia's Emergency Situations Ministry said. State news agency RIA Novosti has reported that a gunpowder workshop at the facility caught fire and triggered an explosion. Images released by officials show some of the building reduced to rubble. Investigators are looking into the cause of the fire. Local authorities declared Monday a day of mourning in Ryazan. This was the second deadly incident at the Elastik plant in recent years. In October 2021, 17 people were killed in a blast at a workshop operated by explosives manufacturer Razryad, according to news agency Interfax. ___ This version removes the inaccurate description of Interfax as a state news agency.

Death toll in Russian factory fire rises to 24

Death toll in Russian factory fire rises to 24 MOSCOW (AP) — The death toll from last week'sfire at an industrial plantin Russia's R...
Hamas accepts an Arab ceasefire proposal on Gaza as Palestinian death toll passes 62,000New Foto - Hamas accepts an Arab ceasefire proposal on Gaza as Palestinian death toll passes 62,000

RAFAH, Egypt (AP) — Hamas said Monday it has accepted a new proposal from Arab mediators for a ceasefirein the Gaza Stripas Israel indicated its positions haven't changed, while Gaza's Health Ministry said the Palestinian death toll from 22 months of war has passed 62,000. U.S. PresidentDonald Trumpappeared to cast doubt on the long-running negotiations that Washington has mediated as well. "We will only see the return of the remaining hostages when Hamas is confronted and destroyed!!! The sooner this takes place, the better the chances of success will be," he posted on social media. Israel announcedplans to reoccupy Gaza Cityand other heavily populated areas after ceasefire talksappeared to break downlast month, raising the possibility of a worsening humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza, which experts sayis sliding into famine. Plans to expand the offensive, in part aimed at pressuring Hamas, have sparked international outrage and infuriated many Israelis who fear for the remaining hostages taken in the Oct. 7, 2023, attack that started the war. Hundreds of thousands took part inmass protests on Sundaycalling for their return. Egypt says Witkoff invited to join talks Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty said mediators are "exerting extensive efforts" to revive a U.S. proposal for a 60-day ceasefire, during which some of the remaining 50 hostages would be released and the sides would negotiate a lasting ceasefire and the return of the rest. Abdelatty told The Associated Press they are inviting U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff to join the ceasefire talks. Abdelatty spoke to journalists during a visit to Egypt's Rafah crossing with Gaza, which has not functioned since Israel seized the Palestinian side in May 2024. He was accompanied by Mohammad Mustafa, the prime minister of the Palestinian Authority, which has been largely sidelined since the war began. Abdelatty said Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani had joined the talks, which include senior Hamas leader Khalil al-Hayya, who arrived in Cairo last week. Abdelatty said they are open to other ideas, including fora comprehensive dealthat would release all the hostages at once. Bassem Naim, a senior Hamas official, told the AP that the militant group had accepted the proposal introduced by the mediators, without elaborating. An Egyptian official, speaking to the AP on condition of anonymity to discuss the talks, said the proposal includes changes to Israel's pullback of its forces and guarantees for negotiations on a lasting ceasefire during the initial truce. The official said it is almost identical to an earlier proposal accepted by Israel, which has not yet joined the latest talks. Diaa Rashwan, head of the Egypt State Information Service, told the AP that Egypt and Qatar have sent the Hamas-accepted proposal to Israel. An Israeli official said Israel's positions, including on the release of all hostages, had not changed from previous rounds of talks. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak with the media. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed to continue the war until all the hostages are returned and Hamas has been disarmed, andto maintain lasting security controlover Gaza. Hamas has said it will only release the remaining hostages in exchange for a lasting ceasefire and an Israeli withdrawal. Netanyahu said in a video addressing the Israeli public that reports of Hamas' acceptance of the proposal showed that it is "under massive pressure." Palestinian death toll surpasses 62,000 Hamas-led militants abducted 251 people and killed around 1,200, mostly civilians, in the attack that ignited the war. Around 20 of the hostages still in Gaza are believed by Israel to be alive, after most of the rest were released in ceasefires or other deals. Gaza's Health Ministrysaid the Palestinian death toll from the war had climbed to 62,004, with another 156,230 people wounded. It does not say how many were civilians or combatants, but says women and children make up around half the dead. The ministry is part of the Hamas-run government and staffed by medical professionals. The U.N. and many independent experts consider its figures to be the most reliable estimate of wartime casualties. Israel disputes its toll but has not provided its own. The ministry said 1,965 people have been killed while seeking humanitarian aid since May, either in the chaos around U.N. convoys or while heading to sites operated by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, an Israeli-backed American contractor. Witnesses, health officials and the U.N. human rights office say Israeli forces have repeatedly fired toward crowds seeking aid. Israel says it has only fired warning shots at people who approached its forces. GHF says its armed contractors have only used pepper spray or fired into the air on rare occasions to prevent deadly crowding. More deaths linked to malnutrition Experts have warned that Israel's ongoing offensiveis pushing Gaza toward famine, even after it eased a complete 2 1/2-month blockade on the territory in May. Gaza's Health Ministry said Monday that five more people, including two children, died of malnutrition-related causes. It says at least 112 children have died of malnutrition-related causes since the war began, and 151 adults have died since the ministry started tracking adult malnutrition deaths in June. Amnesty International on Monday accused Israel of "carrying out a deliberate campaign of starvation." Israel has rejected such allegations, saying it allows in enough food and accusing the U.N. of failing to promptly deliver it. U.N. agencies say they are hindered by Israeli restrictions and the breakdown of law and order in the territory, around three-quarters of which is now controlled by Israel. ___ Magdy reported from Cairo and Lidman reported from Tel Aviv, Israel. Associated Press writer Rod McGuirk contributed from Canberra, Australia. ___ Follow AP's war coverage athttps://apnews.com/hub/israel-hamas-war

Hamas accepts an Arab ceasefire proposal on Gaza as Palestinian death toll passes 62,000

Hamas accepts an Arab ceasefire proposal on Gaza as Palestinian death toll passes 62,000 RAFAH, Egypt (AP) — Hamas said Monday it has accept...
Federal agents open fire at San Bernardino family during enforcement operation, DHS saysNew Foto - Federal agents open fire at San Bernardino family during enforcement operation, DHS says

US Customs and Border Protection officers opened fire during a targeted immigration enforcement operation in San Bernadino, California, on Saturday, calling it an act of self-defense after a man "struck two CBP officers with his vehicle," the Department of Homeland Security said. But the family inside the vehicle said they drove away out of fear for their safety after masked men emerged from unmarked cars and surrounded their truck with weapons drawn before smashing the truck's windows. Martin, one of the three men in the vehicle, toldCNN affiliate KABChe was working with his father-in-law and 18-year-old brother-in-law on Saturday morning when their vehicle was suddenly surrounded. The agents did not identify themselves and the family stayed inside the locked car, said Martin, who KABC only identified by his first name. Videos recorded from inside the family's truck show at least three masked agents wearing tactical vests marked with "police" surrounding the car. At least one of the agents is wearing a hat marked "CBP." The agents are seen asking the men inside the truck to roll down the window, but the men refuse. The agents are then seen breaking two windows in the truck before the driver accelerates away. It's unclear why DHS was pursuing the men in the vehicle. "Once the glasses were shattered, my father-in-law, fearing for his life from his perspective … he drove the vehicle away from where those agents were at," Martin told KABC. It is unclear in the videos when officers were struck by the vehicle. In its statement, DHS said two officers were injured. It did not specify the severity of the injuries. As the truck drives away, three apparent gunshots can be heard in the videos and one video shows what seems to be bullet holes in the side of the truck. Watch a different angle here: "Thank God the bullets didn't go through the truck. They just went in, got stuck into the door, but they were aimed at my brother-in-law, who was in the passenger front," Martin told KABC. Once home, the men called San Bernardino police to report the incident, Martin said. At 9:30 a.m., about an hour after the vehicle stop, armed immigration and Homeland Security agents, along with San Bernardino police, surrounded the family's home, according to theInland CoalitionforImmigrant Justice. They remained at the scene until 3:45 p.m., despite never presenting a warrant, "pressuring the individual to come outside and placing the entire family in fear," the organization said in a statement to CNN. "This is a clear abuse of power. Firing at civilians, detaining families without cause, and silencing community voices is unacceptable and must end," the organization said. DHS said local police "located the subject at a residence and briefly had him in custody," but "he was set free" and officers left the scene. "This decision was made despite the subject refusing to comply and wounding two officers — another terrible example of California's pro-sanctuary policies in action that shield criminals instead of protecting communities," DHS said in a statement. According to KABC, San Bernardino police cited theCalifornia Values Act, which prevents local law enforcement from helping federal officials with immigration enforcement actions. Police told KABC they later returned to the scene after a request from federal officials due to a large crowd forming as federal officers attempted to arrest a man. The department said it learned the man, whose identity was not revealed, was wanted for assaulting a federal officer. It's unclear if the man was taken into custody. CNN has reached out to the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department and San Bernardino Police Department for further information. Video credit: Inland Coalition for Immigrant Justice CNN's Norma Galeana and Amanda Jackson contributed to this report. For more CNN news and newsletters create an account atCNN.com

Federal agents open fire at San Bernardino family during enforcement operation, DHS says

Federal agents open fire at San Bernardino family during enforcement operation, DHS says US Customs and Border Protection officers opened fi...

 

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