Mar. 16, 2025
Dr. Tiffany Moonis exploring a new potential career path that doesn’t involve medicine or reality television, but rather as a comedian.
“It came to me,“TheReal Housewives of Dallasstar tells PEOPLE after a recent show at The Laugh Factory in West Hollywood, California, where she co-headlined alongside several other comics. “I did not seek it out.”
But due in part to her friendship withRHODOG,D’Andra Simmons, Moon had a change of heart.
Mar. 16, 2025
Draconid meteor shower.Photo: Getty Images/500px
It may be spooky season but ’tis the season for meteor showers, too!
October is an exciting time for space activity, betweenthe approaching solar eclipseand the Hunter’s Moon, but throughout the month, shooting stars will soar through the sky because two meteor showers will be in effect.
The Draconids mark the first shower of the month — beginning on Oct. 6, peaking around Oct. 8-9 and ending on Oct.
Mar. 16, 2025
Supreme Court justices.Photo: Erin Schaff-Pool/Getty
A draft majority opinion of the Supreme Courtthat circulated in Februaryand which would overturn the two landmark court cases guaranteeing nationwide abortion access is indeed authentic, the high court said on Tuesday morning — as officials there also decried the extraordinary leak and ordered an investigation into how the opinion became public.
Ina statement, the court also reiterated that the draft of the opinion overrulingRoe v.
Mar. 16, 2025
Sports Betting.Photo:GettyThesports bettingcompany DraftKings has apologized for using the 9/11 terrorist attack as a marketing tool on Monday, the 22nd anniversary of the attack on the United States that killed nearly 3,000 Americans.The app advertised a special one-day promotion where fans could make bets on New York-based sports teams, including the New York Yankees, the Mets and the Jets, writing “Never Forget” above the option.“We sincerely apologize for the featured parlay that was shared briefly in commemoration of 9/11,” the companytweetedlater in the day.
Mar. 16, 2025
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Flamy Grant
“I think it was actually really great that it took a minute for this moment to happen because I was ready,” Grant tells PEOPLE. “I had already chosen to release a record in the Christian genre. It was sitting there, just literally waiting for someone like Sean Feucht to give it a golden platter to fly off on.”
Feucht, a fellow performer, shared a clip of Grant’s"Boys Will Be Girls"collaboration with fellow Christian musician Derek Webb to social media earlier this week.