Halsey is showing off their "wild style." On Thursday, Feb. 27, the alt-pop star, 30, released her new Ramones-meets-Bikini Kill single "Safeword," along with an accompanying NSFW, BDSM-inspired ...

This mission marks the first all-female crew since 1963, led by Jeff Bezos' fiancée Lauren Sánchez. The 11-minute journey will use Blue Origin's reusable, autonomous New Shepard rocket.

Halsey is boldly entering a new era with the erotically-charged music video for their new song "Safeword." Directed by Lana Jay Lackey, the video for the pop-punk track sees Halsey sporting ...

Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos on Wednesday said he was reshaping his paper’s opinion section to focus on “two pillars,” personal liberties and free markets – and a number of legacy ...

David Shipley, The Post’s opinion editor, is resigning after trying to persuade Jeff Bezos to reconsider the new direction. By Benjamin Mullin Jeff Bezos, the owner of The Washington Post ...

The 26-year-old pop star challenged Jeff Rabhan, a former artist manager for over 15 years, on Friday to match a $25,000 donation she said she'd make toward artists who have been dropped by their ...

Promise. Head's up, Halsey fans: I've got good news for you. The singer just announced that they're heading out on tour in support of last year’s The Great Impersonator album, and so!

The new series follows Jeff as he accidentally creates a “Shadow Jeff” in Doctor Strange’s Sanctum Sanctorum. When his dark doppelganger escapes, Jeff must pursue it on a journey from the ...

It will be the 10th crewed flight for the company, which was established in 2000 by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos. NS-30 will lift off from Blue Origin's West Texas launch site at an as-yet ...

A Hollywood Reporter guest essay, written by former Atlantic Records executive Jeff Rabhan, accuses Roan of ... Devon Again and Baby Storme. Similarly, Halsey took to her Instagram story to respond to ...

Most notably, music executive Jeff Rabhan wrote an audaciously ridiculous op-ed in "The Hollywood Reporter" in which he characterized Roan as an entitled carpetbagger who'd not yet paid enough ...