Leonardo DiCaprio’s dating history has long drawn attention for a much-noted pattern, and his relationship with model Vittoria Ceretti marks a notable break from it. At 28, Ceretti is the oldest girlfriend DiCaprio has had in years, and she’s the first to break his under-25 pattern. On Sunday night, DiCaprio, 51, exited El Chiringuito first…
Lindsey Graham is dead. At least that’s one good thing. No matter what else happens today, they can’t take that away from us. Reading by Tim Foley: The only positive thing about the Iran war heating up again is that Lindsey Graham won’t be around to enjoy it. The bloodthirsty South Carolina senator breathed his last on…
The command and leadership team from the 730th Composite Supply Company in Memphis pose for a photo. (Photo by Senior Airman Travonna Hawkins, courtesy of the Tennessee government) Liberals/democrats on social media are encouraging US servicemembers to refuse activation orders within the United States, particularly those involving the protection of ICE agents or policing…
Social history versus art might well be the title of Tate Modern’s Tracy Emin A Second Life retrospective. 30 years ago her installation “My Bed” shot her to a tabloid fame and then gradually to national treasure though retaining her reputation as a “swearing, sexually aggressive provocateur.” Her initial foray into conceptual art was…
It hardly needs to be said, but one of the most nefarious activities of the corporate oligarchs and their fellow Epstein Class tech bros is trying to get us all to use ‘apps’ for everything online, instead of the open World Wide Web. Apps are simply a covert attempt at privatization of the commons of…
International Man: While the term “swap line” sounds technical and harmless, it seems like it’s just a euphemism for a bailout. What does it say when Washington starts extending swap lines to countries like Argentina and the UAE? Doug Casey: First, we should define what a swap line is. It basically amounts to the US giving a…
Screencap of Twitter/X video. What if Democrats in Michigan held a convention and no one showed up? From the looks of the video below, that’s almost what happened this week. You can see entire rows of seats sitting empty. Where are all of the people? Isn’t this supposed to be a big year for the…
If you ask Canadian finance minister Francois Champagne what the federal government’s north star is, he’ll tell you that it’s about being “a lighthouse in the fog of uncertainty.” Champagne dropped that particularly poetic line during a fireside chat at the Canada Payments Summit in Toronto on Wednesday. “Canadians are craving for more competition in…
TikTok is reportedly working on a feature that would let users send money to each other via direct messages. Bloomberg reports that code in TikTok’s U.S. iOS app suggests it’s developing a peer-to-peer payment system for users. According to the uncovered code, senders will receive notifications regarding the status of their transactions, while receivers will…
Governments never present control as control. It is always framed as protection. In France, the justification is shielding children from harmful content online. But once the state begins targeting tools designed to preserve privacy and free access, the issue is no longer child safety but authority over the internet itself. In late January, the French…
