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Khloe K Lavishes Fan Who Said She Couldn’t Afford Good American Jeans With Free Clothes.

Khloe K Lavishes Fan Who Said She Couldn’t Afford Good American Jeans With Free Clothes. Khloe Kardashian, 34, made a hardworking fan’s dreams come true when she sent her a ton of clothes from her Good American clothing line. The fan, who took to Twitter to share numerous photos of the goodies, initially got Khloe’s attention when she posted a tweet on Mar. 15 about having to work 20 hours to be able to afford jeans from the brand. “So I realized I have to work 20 hours in order to afford Khloe Kardashian jeans…and I’m in love with them…catch me picking up extra shifts,” the fan’s original tweet read. I It didn’t take long for Khloe to respond with, “Awwwwww this is so cute!!!! I’m so happy you enjoy them”, but the response caused a lot of backlash, and some followers even called Khloe “tone deaf” for calling the fan’s work situation “cute”. Khloe’s action of sending the fan a lot of free Good American items, including jeans, shorts, skirts and more, seemed to make up for the re...

Justin Bieber Claps Back at Hailey Baldwin Hate: I 'Loved Selena' but 'Hailey Is My Bride'.

Justin Bieber Claps Back at Hailey Baldwin Hate: I 'Loved Selena' but 'Hailey Is My Bride' Justin Bieber has had it with fans clinging on to his past relationship with Selena Gomez, and using that to disparage his marriage to Hailey Baldwin. After the pop star shared a loving Instagram snap of his 22-year-old wife on Monday, which showed the model lounging around in bed wearing only a white tank top and a pair of sexy underwear, one of his fans left a comment on the image, claiming their relationship was a sham — and that he was still hung up on Gomez, 26. “You are NOT in love with Hailey!” the fan account Jaileyisajoke wrote in an interaction noticed by Comments by Celebsthis link opens in a new tab. “You only married her to get back at SG.” Although Bieber rarely makes comments about his past relationship, he wanted to shut down all of the hatred against his wife. “Ur immature the fact that you have an account dedicated to dissing my wife and I is absolutely a...

Cardi B Files Defamation Lawsuit Against Vloggers Claiming She Used Drugs While Pregnant.

Cardi B Files Defamation Lawsuit Against Vloggers Claiming She Used Drugs While Pregnant. Cardi B is breaking her silence after reports surfaced she filed a defamation lawsuit against two vloggers who, she says, are "trying to tarnish" her name and "spread lies." The "I Like It" rapper is suing Latasha Kebe and Starmarie Ebony Jones. The lawsuit alleges both vloggers made "defamatory statements" about the Bronx-born artist. In a now-deleted Instagram post, the 26-year-old Grammy winner spoke out on the issue. "I didn't really wanted to entertain this but ya know me and gossipinthecity never got along for years, and we always go back and forth, but what wrong is wrong and I'm glad she put me up on this," Cardi began. "This person I'm suing is trying to tarnish my name and spread lies in other people blogs like gossipinthecity. spread all types of disgusting rumors about me and it has gotten worst [sic]." Con...

American Airlines Extends Boeing 737 MAX Flight Cancellations Through April 24.

American Airlines Extends Boeing 737 MAX Flight Cancellations Through April 24. American Airlines said Sunday it will extend flight cancellation through April 24 because of the grounding of the Boeing 737 MAX after two fatal crashes since October and cut some additional flights. American, the largest U.S. carrier, said it is cancelling about 90 flights a day. American is the second-largest U.S. operator of the MAX in the United States with 24 jets, behind Southwest Airlines with 34. American said earlier this month it was flying about 85 flights a day out of its 6,700 daily departures on 737 MAX planes when the grounded was announced. The airline said it was making the announcement “to provide more certainty to our customers and team members and better protect our customers on other flights to their final destination.”

Netanyahu Visits US Ally Ahead of Close Israeli Election.

Netanyahu Visits US Ally Ahead of Close Israeli Election. With Israel’s election only two weeks away, Benjamin Netanyahu will get to showcase his close ties with Donald Trump in a U.S. visit days after the president backed Israel’s hold over the occupied Golan Heights. The prime minister’s White House meeting with Trump on Monday could be overshadowed in the United States by the expected release of details from a confidential report into an investigation into possible collusion between the president and Russia in his 2016 U.S. election campaign. But Netanyahu, facing possible indictment in three corruption cases and denying any wrongdoing, will play to a domestic audience in highlighting what he hails as the strongest bond ever between an Israeli leader and an American president.

Driver hijacks and torches school bus full of children in Italy.

Driver hijacks and torches school bus full of children in Italy. A bus carrying 51 schoolchildren has allegedly been hijacked by its driver and set alight near Milan in Italy. The children, some of them tied up, were rescued through smashed windows at the back of the bus and no-one was badly hurt. Fourteen people suffered smoke inhalation. The driver, a 47-year-old Italian citizen originally from Senegal, was arrested. "No-one will survive," the driver was alleged to have said. "It was a miracle, it could have been a massacre," Milan chief prosecutor Francesco Greco was quoted as saying. A teacher who had been on board the bus said the suspect was known to be angry about Italy's migrant policy. Some reports said the man had shouted "stop the deaths in the Mediterranean".

Nicaragua Agrees to Free All Opposition Prisoners.

Nicaragua Agrees to Free All Opposition Prisoners. The Nicaraguan government has agreed to release all opposition prisoners within 90 days in a bid to restart stalled peace talks. Mediators said the government would free more than 700 people detained since anti-government rallies began last April. A crackdown on the protests has left more than 300 people dead. The agreement also called for sanctions imposed on Nicaragua by the US and EU to be lifted. Luis Angel Rosadilla, a special envoy from the Organization of American States (OAS), told a news conference that President Daniel Ortega's government had agreed to release "all the people detained in the context of the protests". The process, which opposition leaders said could begin this week, will be monitored by the Red Cross.