Life moves pretty fast. It is Monday lunchtime when Jennifer Siebel Newsom drops by the office in Washington, just a couple of blocks from the White House, for an interview to promote her new film. Less than two hours later, her husband, the California governor, Gavin Newsom, announces that the couple are under investigation by the justice department. One strand of the investigation specifically targets Siebel Newsom’s taxes and the California Partners Project, a gender equit

From the outside looking in, Anne Hathaway is thriving. She’s going to release three more films on the 2026 movie schedule, and she just announced that she’s pregnant with her third child! However, the good tends to come with a bit of bad, too, as the actress noted while talking about the struggles she’s had with pregnancy before. While Hathaway was already having a big year with the releases of Mother Mary and The Devil Wears Prada 2, it just got bigger as she will be welcom

Former Vice President Kamala Harris said she has not decided whether she will seek the presidency again in 2028 but acknowledged the possibility recently. Asked directly in a live video call with author Sharon McMahon if she would run again, Harris replied that she “might,” offering one of her most explicit answers yet on her political future. The comment came during a conversation that otherwise focused on lighter topics and her recently released memoir. Speculation on Harri

Taylor Swift has been a dominant force in music for nearly two decades, and her appeal shows no signs of fading among young Americans. From her country roots in Pennsylvania to global superstardom, Swift’s journey resonates with teens and twenty-somethings who stream her catalog daily on Spotify and TikTok. Her songs about love, heartbreak, and self-empowerment feel fresh, fueling viral dances and fan edits that introduce her to new listeners. Whether it’s ‘Anti-Hero’ blowing

When Mike Mayo, the long-time analyst at Wells Fargo Securities, reflects on the turnaround CEO Jane Fraser has engineered at Citi, one decision stands out: her restructuring of the bank into five divisions that report directly to her. “When you look back in 10 years, you’re likely to say this was the most powerful change made at Citi,” he said. Now, Mayo said, “there’s nowhere to hide.” There are fewer dark corners in lower levels of the company too. As part of the overhaul

Michelle Obama is thinking of her next chapter, both personally and professionally. It has been ten years since she and husband Barack Obama left the White House, though it has been only in recent years that she has defined what her post-first lady career looks like, returning to the spotlight with ventures such as her podcast, IMO, which she hosts with her brother Craig Robinson, and her books, most recently her fashion book The Look. And though her podcast only just rang in

Despite wanting to keep her gigantic philanthropy quiet, MacKenzie Scott’s giving keeps making a splash. Receiving money from MacKenzie Scott is like winning the lottery, except hardly any recipients bought a ticket. Scott, whose wealth comes from the Amazon stock she received as part of her divorce from Jeff Bezos, has developed a novel method for giving away her billions. She and her team find organizations that are unsexy but have competent leadership—community colleges,