The photographer from the event belatedly posted more never-before-seen photos on Instagram, which included snaps of Allen and Steinfeld together. They could not have emerged at a better time.

As the two takes opposing sides in the matchup on Sunday, photos of the two from a 2013 red carpet appearance before Steinfeld's appearance in "Romeo & Juliet" resurfaced. The photo of the two on ...

The two WAG NFL All-Stars have a history dating way back, but will be cheering for opposite teams come Sunday for the AFC Championship Game. Hailee Steinfeld attends Hollwood Creative Alliance s ...

A dad who hit his teenage daughter on the head with a heavy stein glass has been spared jail. The 40-year-old, who we are not naming due to a court ban on identifying the victim, lashed out during ...

Email [email protected] and check for answers ... New York Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan made clear that Trump’s crime was serious, despite the lack of penalties.

Josh Stein has already declared a state of emergency ... Middle Class or Rich Judge Merchan made sure the rule of law won today Cardinals pull incredibly classy move by sending planes to pick ...

Merchan allowed a dead misdemeanor to be resuscitated by allowing Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg to effectively prosecute declined federal offenses. He allowed a jury to convict Trump ...

Even if he had tried, Trump could not have scripted a more revealing political act by Merchan, and, by extension, Alvin Bragg, the elected Manhattan district attorney, and the State of New York.

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Biden also did not pardon figures Trump has publicly assailed, including Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, New York Judge Juan Merchan and Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis.

Prosecutor Matthew Colangelo argued in a new court filing that Trump’s intention to appeal decisions by Judge Juan Merchan allowing the conviction to stand does not mean the case must be paused ...