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Lifestyle Town & Country
Fergie Joined the Queen in the Royal Box at Ascot
Fergie has attended the Queen's favorite event for four years in a row.
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Lifestyle Yahoo LifestyleMichelle Obama's stylist pulls a Pete Souza and brilliantly trolls Melania Trump
Stylist Meredith Koop posted a photo of Michelle Obama, in a not-so-subtle jab at Melania Trump and the family separation policy.
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Sports Yahoo Sports
LaVar Ball foiled as LiAngelo Ball goes undrafted and he won't be on Lakers' summer team
A year after Lonzo Ball went second overall to the Lakers, LiAngelo Ball didn't hear his name called at the 2018 NBA draft.
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Lifestyle Yahoo Lifestyle
Viral photo of police officer reuniting with the little girl he saved from a hot car will make you cry
The police officer pulled her out of the car, put her under air conditioning in his cruiser, and rushed her to the hospital. She was left unattended for 12 hours, but made a full recovery.
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The best ever celebrity style at Wimbledon
To inspire your courtside looks this summer From Harper's BAZAAR
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Dad Goes on Hilarious Expletive-Filled Rant After Son Spends £600 on Fortnite Purchases
A Scottish dad’s Father’s Day was tainted after he found out that his son had spent almost £600 on Fortnite purchases for his Xbox console. A video shared to Facebook by Courtney Baxter on June 17 shows her father, Neilson, giving out to her younger brother, Lennon, after realizing that the 12-year-old had used his card to buy Fortnite add-ons. The 47-year-old dad said in a report that Lennon didn’t realize what he had done. “Lennon was absolutely shocked by what had happened and he’s apologized. He said he’d never ever do it again.” He also added that Microsoft were very understanding of his situation: “When I called them and explained what had happened they were happy to put the money back in my account. I was angry and shocked at the time but now that it’s been cleared I find it quite funny." The video had over 100,000 views at the time of writing. Credit: Courtney Baxter via Storyful
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entertainment Entertainment TonightAnthony Bourdain Had No Signs of Drugs in System at Time of Death
The famed food critic's remains have been sent to his younger brother, Christopher, according to 'The New York Times.'
