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California's New Menu Law Sparks Major Changes at Popular Restaurants New

California's New Menu Law Sparks Major Changes at Popular Restaurants

Diners at Outback Steakhouse and other major restaurant chains in California are about to see a permanent shakeup on their menus — and it isn’t a new cut of beef.Starting July 1, the chain will be required to clearly disclose if each menu item contains any of the nation’s nine major food allergens, thanks to a first-of-its-kind California law aimed at protecting millions of people with food allergies.The Allergen Disclosure for Dining Experiences Act, known as Senate Bill 68, forces restaurants with 20 or more locations nationwide and at least one of those in California, to explicitly say if menu items contain any of the “Big Nine,” including: milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, wheat, soybeans, fish, shellfish, and sesame.Starting July 1, the chain will be required to clearly disclose whether each menu item contains any of the nation’s nine major food allergens. Outback SteakhouseThe Allergen Disclosure for Dining Experiences Act, known as Senate Bill 68, only applies to restaurants with 20 or more locations nationwide with at least one in California. Instagram/@OutbackThe “Big Nine” food allergens include milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, wheat, soybeans, fish, shellfish, and sesame. Instagram/@OutbackOutback Steakhouse must now provide detailed allergen information across all their physical and digital menus, plus third-party delivery apps, kiosks, and drive-thru boards. Chains can provide the data directly under the printed dish descriptions or via a scannable QR code. However, if they chose the digital route, the must provide a physical backup booklet or separate allergen menu for anyone with a smartphone.Outback is one of several national chains scrambling to comply before the deadline. Olive Garden, Texas Roadhouse and LongHorn Steakhouse are also affected by the sweeping legislation. The measure was signed into law last year after being authored by Senator Caroline Menjivar, who called the legislation “lifesaving” for all of the Californians living with food allergies. Download The California Post App, follow us on social, and subscribe to our newsletters California Post News: Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X, YouTube, WhatsApp, LinkedInCalifornia Post Sports Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, XCalifornia Post Opinion California Post Newsletters: Sign up here!California Post App: Download here!Home delivery: Sign up here!Page Six Hollywood: Sign up here!

Jun 30, 2026
Supreme Court Sparks Debate After Refusing New York Vaccine Mandate Case New

Supreme Court Sparks Debate After Refusing New York Vaccine Mandate Case

The Supreme Court in Washington on June 23, 2026. Madalina Kilroy/The Epoch TimesSupreme Court justices on June 29 declined to hear an appeal of a ruling that upheld New York’s not allowing religious exemptions for its mandate that healthcare workers take COVID-19 vaccines.Six of nine justices declined to consider the case. They did not say why.At least four justices must agree to review an appeal for it to move forward.Justice Neil Gorsuch, joined by Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito, said that the court should have reviewed the case.New York’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate for health care workers originally included exemptions on medical or religious grounds. But when Kathy Hochul became governor, she rescinded religious exemptions, leading to the termination of a number of workers, some of whom lodged a lawsuit against the state and their former employers.A federal judge ruled against the plaintiffs. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit then concluded that even though plaintiffs may have plausibly alleged violations of employee rights under the Civil Rights Act, it needed to uphold the lower court decision because granting religious exemptions “would have required the Private Defendants to violate the state regulation” and in turn subjected the employers to financial penalties or suspensions of their operating licenses.Related StoriesUnder Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, employers do not need to offer reasonable accommodation for employee religious views if doing so would cause the employers to face “an undue hardship,” and such a hardship was faced because of the potential violation of state law and the repercussions that would follow, the appeals court said.Gorsuch said he has doubts about the appeals court posture, which applies even if the law in question is unconstitutional.“It seems to me that state law cannot control whether an employer faces an ‘undue hardship’ for purposes of federal antidiscrimination laws, just like it cannot conclusively resolve what constitutes a ’reasonable accommodation‘ or which criteria are ’necessary' for admission to a public accommodation,” he wrote.“To hold otherwise would appear to leave States free to strip individuals of the protections guaranteed by so many federal civil rights statutes ... all by the simple expedient of proscribing accommodations those statutes promise. Rather than federal civil rights laws standing supreme over contrary state law, they would more nearly bow before it.”Lawyers for defendants did not respond to a request for comment by the time of publication.“This is a simple case that the court should take up because it presents a recurring and ongoing issue where state law, even unconstitutional as this one is, can be used to trump federal law,” Mat Staver, founder and chairman of Liberty Counsel, who has been representing the plaintiffs, told The Epoch Times.He added, “It’s a tragedy that the court didn’t take this case to remedy this unconstitutional law and a terrible decision by the court of appeals.”

Jun 30, 2026
Cara Delevingne's Revelation About Amber Heard: What It Means New

Cara Delevingne's Revelation About Amber Heard: What It Means

Cara Delevingne confirmed she and Amber Heard were an item — six years after those Elon Musk “three-way affair” claims.The model broke her silence on the nature of her and Heard’s relationship on the “Louis Theroux Podcast” Monday.“We were close for a long time,” the 33-year-old explained, adding that they became “entangled” when Heard, 40, and ex-husband Johnny Depp “were going through the divorce.”Cara Delevingne (pictured above in May 2014) broke her silence on the nature of her and Amber Heard’s friendship on Monday. Getty Images“We were close for a long time,” the model (pictured above on June 11) told “Louis Theroux Podcast” listeners. / SplashNews.comReps for Heard, Delevingne and Depp did not immediately respond to Page Six’s requests for comment.Heard and her “Rum Diaries” co-star got married in February 2015.The actress filed for divorce in May of the following year, and the former couple’s union legally came to an end in January 2017.Heard and Delevingne, notably, have been friends as far back as 2014 — but their bond sparked chatter in 2016, with the pair frequently spotted out and about that summer.The 33-year-old claimed she and Heard became “entangled.” Mike MarslandThis happened while the actress was “going through [her] divorce” from Johnny Depp (pictured above in January 2016), Delevingne claimed. Getty Images for PSIFFLast month, Delevingne said on the “Call Her Daddy” podcast that “sleeping with [her] friends” helped the “Paper Towns” star understand her sexuality.“There was safety in that,” she explained in May. “That also didn’t mean we were gay. You know, we all had boyfriends, but whatever happens when the lights go off, that doesn’t really mean anything.”Delevingne and Heard found themselves back in headlines after Depp, 63, sued Heard for defamation over her 2018 essay dubbing an unnamed ex abusive.In June 2020, Heard’s friend Raquel “Rocky” Pennington’s ex-husband, Josh Drew, claimed Elon Musk slept with Delevingne and Heard at Depp’s Los Angeles home while the latter was still married to the “Pirates of the Caribbean” star.She and Heard (pictured above with pals in September 2018) have been friends since at least 2014. Getty Images for RBCTheir bond sparked chatter two years later as the pair embarked on frequent outings. Getty ImagesMusk, 55, claimed in an exclusive statement to Page Six at the time that he had “never been intimate” with Delevingne.“Cara and I are friends,” he insisted. “She would confirm this. Also, I wish to confirm again that Amber and I only started going out about a month after her divorce filing.”“I don’t think I was ever even in the vicinity of Amber during their marriage!” the Tesla CEO continued.While they made headlines in 2020 for an alleged threesome with Elon Musk during Heard’s marriage to Depp, Musk denied ever being intimate with Delevingne (pictured above on Saturday). Getty ImagesHeard (pictured above in March 2022) dated Musk on and off before their 2018 breakup. AmberHeard/InstagramHe and Heard went public with their romance in April 2017, splitting that summer only to briefly reconcile in early 2018.Heard, who was found liable in the defamation trial in 2022, has since been romantically linked to art dealer Vito Schnabel, director Andrés Muschietti and cinematographer Bianca Butti.She became a mom “on [her] own terms” in 2021, welcoming daughter Oonagh, now 5, via surrogate, followed by twins Agnes and Ocean four years later.

Jun 30, 2026
Angelina Jolie's Surprising Revelation About Her Love Life Since Brad Pitt New

Angelina Jolie's Surprising Revelation About Her Love Life Since Brad Pitt

Angelina Jolie revealed she hasn’t dated anyone since her split from Brad Pitt nearly a decade ago.The “Salt” actress made the rare comment about her love life in an interview with Yahoo Entertainment while promoting her new film, “Couture.” In the movie, Jolie plays an American filmmaker who gets diagnosed with breast cancer while working at Paris Fashion Week.Her character, Maxine Walker, is romantically involved with a cinematographer, Anton (played by Louis Garrel). Jolie said playing Maxine, who has a daughter, made her realize you can still date while being focused on your kids.“To be candid, I haven’t dated since I divorced a decade ago,” Jolie said. “So I kind of get in my head that that aspect of me is not centered in my life if I’m focusing on my children, my family.”Angelia Jolie, pictured here in October 2025, revealed she hasn’t dated anyone since she split from Brad Pitt nearly 10 years ago. Getty ImagesPitt and Jolie, seen here in November 2015, split in September 2016 after two years of marriage. Dimitrios Kambouris“It took me a second to kind of say, well, she can also love her daughter and be dedicated to her daughter and also need this as a woman and receive this as a woman,” she continued.Jolie, 51, split from Pitt, 62, in September 2016 after two years of marriage, and the exes went through a tumultuous divorce that took eight years to finalize. The exes share six children together: Maddox, 24; Pax, 22; Zahara, 21; Shiloh, 20; and twins Vivienne and Knox, 17.Now that her daughters are older, Jolie told the outlet they’re encouraging her to not just focus on being their mother.“I think in some way they’re bringing me back to my old self,” Jolie said. “My desire for them to have all of the strength and openness and softness and faith and ferocity is reminding me. I think they kind of want me now to not just be ‘Mom.'”The actress said that her daughters are encouraging her to be more than just their mom. Jolie is pictured here with daughters Shiloh, Zahara and Vivienne, as well as sons Maddox and Knox in October 2021. Tim P. Whitby/Getty ImagesJolie remains close with her and Pitt’s six children, though they are estranged from their dad. Jolie and her six kids — Knox, Vivienne, Pax, Shiloh, Zahara and Maddox — are seen here in February 2019. Getty Images for NetflixJolie said she doesn’t think about aging but, rather, is now getting to rediscover herself.“I’m thinking I have to live again. Be free again,” she said. “In a way that maybe life has broken me a little bit.”Earlier this month, Jolie told Variety her “fighting spirit” has come back, admitting she “lost it for a bit.”“It’s coming back in large part thanks to my children, who are now older, and encouraging it,” she said.“My kids are almost all 18, so now they want to see me traveling the world,” she added. “They know me more than anybody, and they still like me, which says a lot.”Jolie and Pitt, seen here in May 2009, went through a tumultuous divorce that took eight years to finalize. Getty ImagesJolie, seen here in February, admitted of the past decade, that “life has broken me a little bit.” Getty ImagesWhile the “Maleficent” star is clearly close with her kids, they remained estranged from Pitt.Three of the exes’ kids — Maddox, Zahara and Shiloh — have taken legal steps to drop “Pitt” from their last name while twins Knox and Vivienne, who are still under 18, have distanced themselves symbolically.However, Pax remains close with the actor’s side of the family, Page Six exclusively reported earlier this month.“Pax still has a relationship with his dad’s side of the family and continues to spend time with them,” a source told us, noting he recently attended attended a family gathering.Still, Pax “doesn’t have much of a relationship with Brad,” a second source told us.

Jun 30, 2026
Trump Calls Landmark Housing Bill a 'Yawn' Amid SAVE America Act Push New

Trump Calls Landmark Housing Bill a 'Yawn' Amid SAVE America Act Push

President Donald Trump downplayed the importance of a bipartisan housing bill that he abruptly placed into limbo last week after demanding that his signature election reform law be sent to his desk alongside it.The president dismissed the housing legislation as a "yawn," arguing it was less impactful than his SAVE America Act, which would significantly retool federal elections in the months leading up to the midterm elections -- including implementing new restrictions on voter registration and mail-in ballots.The bill has been rejected by Democrats who say that it would disenfranchise voters without access to the required documents. President Donald Trump speaks as he signs an executive order on vehicle repairs in the Oval Office at the White House in Washington, June 29, 2026.Aaron Schwartz/Reuters"I made a lot of money with housing, but when I look at that bill, it's a bill. But when I look at the SAVE America Act, it's about saving America," Trump said."It's a yawn. Some people say it's wonderful. To me, compared to the SAVE America Act, just about everything is a big yawn," he added.The legislation primarily aims to address the U.S. housing shortage by increasing supply and carving out new pathways to ownership. The president was initially set to sign the bill last Wednesday, but unexpectedly called off the ceremony, opting instead to use the legislation as leverage to force passage of the SAVE America Act.But pressed on Monday about whether he would ultimately sign the housing bill, Trump wavered, saying it had not yet been sent to him and he would decide later.Popular Reads"It hasn't been sent to me yet. It's coming, I understand," the president said, adding that he would make a determination once he's received the bill.Speaker Mike Johnson officially sent the housing bill to Trump earlier Monday, a source familiar told ABC News.Once Trump receives the bill from Congress, the president has 10 days to veto the legislation, or it will become law automatically. But if Congress were to adjourn before the 10-day period is up, it could fall victim to a pocket veto.While the bill passed with veto-proof majorities, it's unclear what might happen if Trump sends it back to Congress.Trump noted that he wanted to see the SAVE America Act tacked onto the housing bill, but conceded that it may not happen."And I'd like to have the Save America Act added on. And that's probably not going to happen because we have four Republican senators, maybe five, that just won't vote for it," he said. "It's crazy."

Jun 30, 2026
The Accidental Invention That Made Slinky an Iconic Toy New

The Accidental Invention That Made Slinky an Iconic Toy

As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, ABC News is taking a look at how the Slinky became a classic American toy. While many may have had one as children, the inception of the toy was accidental. In 1943, Richard T. James, an engineer who was out on a trial run of a ship for the United States Navy, discovered the Slinky when he knocked a spring off of his desk. A Slinky, Magic 8 ball and Plasma Ball are seen on display at the Blockbuster Speakeasy pop-up media preview on November 18, 2022 in Los Angeles, California.Rodin Eckenroth/Getty ImagesWhen the spring fell, James noticed it "walked" and found it fascinating.He went home and told his wife, Betty James, "I think this could be a toy," James' daughter Rebekah James Morris told ABC News. Watch "Disney Celebrates America: The Pursuit of Happiness" from 8-10 p.m. on Monday, June 29, on ABC. In this coast-to-coast event, Disney Parks and attractions are the portal through which America's greatest stories, triumphs and traditions are celebrated.Morris noted that Betty James wasn't so sure at first, but helped him name the toy and found the word "Slinky." In terms of what the toy could do, many had questions about it."One of the problems was that when you look at a Slinky, it just sits there," James' son, Christopher James, told ABC News. "They felt that they needed to demonstrate it to show people what it did."14th June 1946: A boy holds up a 'slinky'. Made of a coil of wire which if straight would be 75 feet long a 'slinky' will 'climb' down a flight of stairs when coiled up and positioned correctly.Fox Photos/Getty ImagesIn 1945, Christopher James said his parents were granted counter space at Gimbel's Department Store in Philadelphia. Fifty years later, the Slinky was featured in the classic Disney and Pixar movie "Toy Story" in the form of beloved character Slinky Dog. The stretchy hound has returned for each subsequent entry in the franchise, most recently appearing in this year's "Toy Story 5."Christopher James said that his mom was "very proud of the fact that it was becoming one of the few toys that was made in America and invented, made and stayed in America." Disney is bringing its magic to America's 250th anniversary celebration with a series of special events, including a live concert in Nashville, one-of-a-kind experiences at Walt Disney World and Disneyland Resort and a two-hour primetime special on ABC.The company-wide initiative, "Disney Celebrates America," will also include a 24-hour multiplatform broadcast led by "World News Tonight" anchor David Muir that will take viewers across all 50 states beginning Friday, July 3 through Saturday, July 4.The cross-platform broadcast will span ABC, Disney+, Hulu, National Geographic, FX, Freeform, ABC News Live, ESPN, and ABC Owned Television Stations and affiliates.It will feature anchor Diane Sawyer, "Good Morning America" co-anchors Robin Roberts, George Stephanopoulos and Michael Strahan, "Nightline" co-anchors Juju Chang and Byron Pitts, "20/20" co-anchor Deborah Roberts and "Prime" and "WNT Sunday" anchor Linsey Davis.Watch "Disney Celebrates America: The Pursuit of Happiness" from 8-10 p.m. on Monday, June 29, on ABC. In this coast-to-coast event, Disney Parks and attractions are the portal through which America's greatest stories, triumphs and traditions are celebrated.The Walt Disney Co. is the parent company of ABC News, Disney+, Hulu, National Geographic, FX, Freeform, ESPN and Pixar.

Jun 30, 2026
Are Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Already Married? Wedding Posts Fuel Rumors New

Are Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Already Married? Wedding Posts Fuel Rumors

Amid mysterious preparations and rumors of multiple celebrations, top wedding vendors’ posts have sparked speculation that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are already married.There’s been endless scuttlebutt that the couple will secretly tie the knot before their big day at Madison Square Garden this week. And over the weekend, a Who’s Who of celebrity wedding vendors wrote breathless, cryptic posts about working on a once-in-a-career event.Speculation has been high that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce could tie the knot before this week’s event at Madison Square Garden. Instagram/ Taylor SwiftWedding designer Rishi Patel — who had previously been rumored to be working on Swift and Kelce’s wedding — posted an emotional message on his Instagram that seemed to hint at a major event.“Today, I asked 23 of my colleagues if when they started in the event industry (span of 7 to 45 years), that they would have ever dreamed or imagined they would be part of what we created today . . .unanimously the answer was no,” he wrote.He continued, “That, in itself, means more than I can ever explain.”Rishi Patel told followers to stay tuned. Instagram/Rishi PatelSamantha Roberts worked on the same event.“I can’t wait to share what we created,” he added, “But for now, I’m just eternally grateful for those who mean more to me than I could ever explain.”A source commented to Page Six, “Rishi’s so high level and works with huge clients all the time so for this to be such a huge deal…It’s all so Taylor coded.”Samantha Roberts, who owns a social media agency known for its “strategic orchestration of wedding release rollouts, creating digital moments that ripple across the internet,” also posted excitedly about working on the same event.Patel was initially rumored to be working with the couple — shown here in NoHo November 2025, on their wedding. GC Images“Tonight was a career highlight,” Roberts wrote. “15 years ago I came to New York because I loved events. I dreamed that one day I’d work events like the one I did tonight.”She tagged celebrity wedding planning guru Marcy Blum.But Blum tells us the bash was not for America’s royal couple — but rather “a fabulous summer party for my favorite client.”Swift and Kelce, shown here backstage at “Oh, Mary,” in June, will be celebrating at Madison Square Garden this week. Bruce Glikas/WireImageRumored guests for MSG include Ed Sheeran, Gigi Hadid, the Haim sisters, Sombr, Suki Waterhouse, Cara Delevingne, Mariska Hargitay, and Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid. GC ImagesBlum did the weddings of LeBron and Savannah James; Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick; Billie Joel and Katie Lee; and Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent to name a few.Also tagged in Robert’s post was top wedding photographer Allan Zepada, whose images have appeared in Vogue and Harper’s Bazaar. He frequently works with Blum on events and shot Serena Williams’ wedding to Alexis Ohanian.Swift and Kelce are set for a huge wedding event at Madison Square Garden this week, as first reported by Page Six, though that hasn’t slowed down rumors that they will say “I do,” beforehand.Swift and Kelce were engaged in August 2025. AP Photo/Charlie RiedelA source told previously told Page Six that many in the singer’s crowd have long believed the actual vows will take place before the weekend events at the NYC arena.The couple are set for a small gathering on July 2 and a huge bash the day after at the iconic NYC spot with guests including Ed Sheeran, Gigi Hadid, the Haim sisters, Sombr, Suki Waterhouse, Cara Delevingne, Mariska Hargitay, and Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid.

Jun 30, 2026
Trump's Bold Move on Car Repairs Sparks National Debate New

Trump's Bold Move on Car Repairs Sparks National Debate

WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump directed federal officials to expand Americans’ access to automobile parts and allow independent repairs with the signing of a presidential memorandum titled “Lowering the Cost of Living by Promoting the Freedom to Fix” during a White House ceremony on Monday.“We have a big ruling that we’re just issuing now,” Trump said while seated behind the Resolute Desk in the Oval Office. “I think it’s very important to lower the price of your car.” The president emphasized the cost-savings for Americans who can repair their vehicles and choose parts manufactured by third parties.“In all fairness, this is something that’s very exciting to me,” Trump said. “It means a lot to people that own vehicles, cars in particular, but cars and anything else. It’s going to save them a lot of money, and they’re going to be able to do it themselves.”A dependency on authorized dealers and repair shops limited competition and contributed to higher out-of-pocket costs for consumers, according to the order.Reducing regulations is a hallmark of the administration, with similar actions taken earlier this year to allow for truck, tractor, and commercial vehicle repair. The president has repeatedly made comments this year about protecting consumers from federal and state regulators, as well as corporate gatekeepers.Related Stories“It’s right to fix, and I think it’s really common sense,” Trump said. Lee Zeldin, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) administrator, explained the details of the order during the event. “We are not going to be going after people who are fixing their own vehicle, like past administrations have,” he said, referring to President Joe Biden’s guidance and enforcement during his term in office.Uncertainty currently exists due to the federal Clean Air Act’s emission tampering prohibition, which, according to the order, leaves the approval process in the hands of California regulators.The order seeks to limit the ability of California’s Air Resources Board to regulate aftermarket parts nationwide by encouraging alternative certification opportunities and directs the EPA to provide guidance within 30 days about what emissions repairs are allowable.Officials are advised to deprioritize enforcement against people who restore their vehicles independently.Zeldin challenged California’s regulatory framework, which he said leads to limited supply and price increases, describing the state’s certification process as “backlogged and faulty.”“We’re going to break that monopoly,” the administrator said.Specialty Equipment Market Association, better known as SEMA, CEO Mike Spagnola said in a statement sent to The Epoch Times June 29 that Trump’s memorandum “is more bold action in support of vehicle owners and automotive aftermarket industry businesses from across the nation, and an example of federal leadership on behalf of our nation’s vibrant car culture.”He pinpointed elements of of the order which aim to protect aftermarket manufacturers and expedite approval processes as particularly beneficial for Americans and the industry.“Specifically, Section 3 of today’s memorandum acknowledges the need for certainty at the federal level for automotive aftermarket businesses who seek to certify the emissions compliance of their products,” Spagnola said. “We look forward to further details from EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin as the agency finalizes its guidance on this memorandum.”Along with consumers, auto parts manufacturers, independent businesses, and small repair shops nationwide stand to benefit from the action, with increased access to parts and repair services.Critics, including environmental groups, argue the order risks worsening emissions levels.California’s Air Resources Board did not respond to a request for comment by publication time.

Jun 30, 2026
Adam Driver's Bold Move to Brooklyn's Star-Studded Address New

Adam Driver's Bold Move to Brooklyn's Star-Studded Address

Adam Driver is staying put in Brooklyn Heights — just moving up in the world.The Oscar-nominated “Marriage Story” star has quietly listed his combined three-bedroom condo at 20 Henry Street in Brooklyn Heights for just under $5 million, The Post has learned. The move comes just days after Driver shelled out $11.5 million for three units on the sixth floor of The Standish, the ultra-exclusive Columbia Heights building that is fast becoming the borough’s most glamorous address.Adam Driver listed his combined three-bedroom loft at 20 Henry Street for just under $5 million. Getty ImagesDriver originally assembled the 20 Henry Street home over several years, scooping up the first unit in 2014 and a second in 2017 before knocking down the walls between them.Property records show the trust tied to the actor paid a combined $4.24 million for both units. He now seeks $5 million for the 2,681-square-foot result of that renovation.The home, housed in a converted 1892 candy factory, was redesigned by Elizabeth Roberts Architects into a loft-style residence featuring soaring ceilings, oversized arched windows, original timber columns and beams, and custom glass-and-steel partitions. Warm teak paneling, bespoke millwork and motorized shades round out the finishes.The six-room layout includes three bedrooms, 2.5 baths and a dedicated study. The building has a doorman, fitness center and cold storage.Carl Gambino of Compass holds the listing. A representative for the broker declined to comment.Driver assembled the 20 Henry Street home over several years, buying the first unit in 2014 and a second in 2017 before combining them into a 2,681-square-foot loft housed in a converted 1892 candy factory. Google MapsAt the Standish, Driver’s three sixth-floor units span 3,500 square feet and set him back more than $3,200 per square foot — among the priciest sales ever recorded in the borough on a per-square-foot basis.The seller was Mark Van Zandt, a managing director at asset manager King Street’s real estate division, and his wife Lindsay. The couple had assembled the trio of apartments between 2017 and 2025, paying $4 million for the three-bedroom Unit 6B, $1.2 million for the one-bedroom Unit 6A in 2021, and $1 million for Unit 601 last year.  Driver’s identity was shielded by a trust in the deal, which was first reported by The Real Deal.The Standish has attracted a notable roster of celebrity buyers in recent years. Driver simultaneously dropped $11.5 million on three sixth-floor units at the Standish, the exclusive Columbia Heights building that counts Matt Damon and Emily Blunt among its residents. Glen E.JohnsonEmily Blunt and John Krasinski bought two adjoining 8th-floor units at The Standish in Brooklyn Heights for just over $11 million in 2019. Jennifer Graylock/INSTARimagesMatt Damon set a then-Brooklyn record in 2017 when he paid $16.8 million for the building’s 6,200-square-foot penthouse. Two years later, John Krasinski and Emily Blunt joined him, paying $11 million for two units that together comprise an entire floor.Driver has steadily built one of Hollywood’s most respected careers since his early days on Lena Dunham’s HBO series “Girls” launched him into the mainstream. He went on to play villain Kylo Ren in the 2015 “Star Wars” installment “The Force Awakens” before earning back-to-back Oscar nominations — first for his supporting turn in Spike Lee’s 2018 film “BlacKkKlansman,” then for his leading role in Noah Baumbach’s 2019 drama “Marriage Story.”The new condo sits steps from the Brooklyn Heights Promenade and Brooklyn Bridge Park, with easy access to Lower Manhattan.

Jun 30, 2026
Peta Murgatroyd and Maks Chmerkovskiy's Emotional Move From LA to Florida New

Peta Murgatroyd and Maks Chmerkovskiy's Emotional Move From LA to Florida

Peta Murgatroyd and Maksim Chmerkovskiy have officially left Los Angeles for Florida.The “Dancing With the Stars” alums made the decision to leave LA and move to Boca Raton with their three sons — Shai, 9, Rio, 3, and Milan, 1 — and documented their emotional journey in a YouTube video Murgatroyd posted Monday.Murgatroyd, 39, and Chmerkovskiy, 46, also shared a video on Instagram of themselves crying in a car with their moving boxes in the backseat.She wrote, “There are tears you don’t expect, goodbyes that hit harder than you imagined, and moments where you wonder if you’re making the right decision.”Peta Murgatroyd and Maksim Chmerkovskiy documented their move from Los Angeles to Boca Raton, Florida, and posted video of themselves crying in the car. YouTube/Peta MurgatroydMurgatroyd said she and her husband were making “the best decision” for their family, which includes their three young sons — Shai, Rio and Milan. YouTube/Peta Murgatroyd“But sometimes you have to leave what’s comfortable to find what’s meant for you.”The pro dancer said she knew that she and her husband made “the best decision” for their family.“Our boys are so happy, our hearts are full, and we’re incredibly grateful for this new chapter,” she wrote. “Goodbye LA. Hello Florida. 🌴❤️.”In another Instagram post, Murgatoyd said all the hardships of moving were worth it.She shared of her the family’s time in Florida so far, “The happiness, the slower pace, the sunshine, watching our boys love every second of it … it’s everything we hoped for and more.”In her YouTube video, the two-time “DWTS” champ was emotional as she documented looking at their family’s empty home in LA after they had packed up all their belongings.Their eldest son, Rio, helped with the big move. YouTube/Peta MurgatroydBut Murgatroyd sadly shared that Shai’s bike was stolen in LA, suspecting that it might have been taken by a young homeless woman they helped the night before. YouTube/Peta Murgatroyd“It’s been a fun ride, LA,” she said of her home of 16 years. “But we have to move on to new things, new life and new adventures, and make new memories.”The move wasn’t without any hiccups. Murgatroyd said Shai’s bike was stolen, and suspected that it might have to do with a homeless woman they helped out the day before who was digging through their trash. She said that she gave the woman — who told them that she was from Georgia and appeared to be only in her 20s — all the food they could, as well as blankets.“We went through our fridge,” Chmerkovskiy chimed in off camera.Murgatroyd said she hoped the woman and her boyfriend didn’t come back and steal their eldest son’s bike.Murgatroyd was emotional as she looked at their empty home in LA. YouTube/Peta MurgatroydThe pro dancer noted that LA was her home for 16 years. YouTube/Peta MurgatroydChmerkovskiy and Murgatroyd, pictured here in March, have been married since July 2017 and welcomed all of their sons while living in LA. Getty Images for Instagram“We did have our garage door open, not at night, but for her to see what was in there. Obviously we closed it at night, but, it’s really s–tty,” she said.“I told Maks, ‘Let them. Let them,'” she continued. “They need it more than us, so anyway, that’s that.”Murgatroyd and Chmerkovskiy have been married since July 2017. The couple received plenty of supportive comments about their move from their former “DWTS” cast-mates, including from sister-in-law Jenna Johnson, who wrote, “I’m liking this post but crying while doing so! Miss you already 🥹😭♥️.”“DWTS” alum Sharna Burgess commented, “Love you miss you and I love this for you and the fam. It looks good on you babe ❤️❤️ coming to visit soon!”“DWTS” judge Carrie Ann Inaba also praised the couple, writing, “Bravo for bravery. 👏👏 new beginnings… it takes so much courage to move. I’m inspired!”

Jun 30, 2026
Janet Jackson's BET Awards Outfit Honors Michael in a Touching Way New

Janet Jackson's BET Awards Outfit Honors Michael in a Touching Way

Janet Jackson wore a black-and-white layered look to the BET Awards 2026 on Sunday night. FilmMagicIcons recognize icons.Janet Jackson paid stylish tribute to two late musical legends — Tupac Shakur and her own brother, Michael — on Sunday’s BET Awards 2026 red carpet.The “All For You” songstress, 60, sported a layered black-and-white look topped with a vintage 2Pac T-shirt, a sweet nod to her co-star from the iconic 1993 film “Poetic Justice.”And along with stacks of silver bracelets and a grommeted belt, Jackson accessorized with a jaunty veiled fedora that could’ve been plucked from her sibling’s closet.She honored her late brother Michael with his signature accessory: a fedora. FilmMagicIn his 1991 music video for “Black Or White,” Michael donned a similar look: a layered white tee and unbuttoned black shirt paired with trousers and a fedora. YouTubeMichael was famously fond of hats, and the fedora in particular has become synonymous with his personal style and stage presence.Janet was in attendance at the BET Awards to present Teyana Taylor with the Icon of the Year award.Also in attendance at the ceremony was Michael’s nephew Jaafar Jackson — who portrayed the King of Pop in this year’s “Michael” biopic — and Nia Long, who played family matriarch Katherine Jackson in Antoine Fuqua’s film.In April, several Jackson family members attended the movie’s premiere, though Janet chose to skip the event — as did Michael’s other sister LaToya and his daughter, Paris.Janet’s hat was adorned with feathers and a veil. FilmMagicDuring the ceremony, Janet presented Teyana Taylor with the Icon of the Year award. FilmMagicAs reported by Page Six following a private, separate screening of the biopic, Janet “had something negative about almost every scene,” with a source telling us, “it was Janet deciding against the room that this movie wasn’t going to meet her approval.”And after “Michael” cast member Colman Domingo (who plays Joe Jackson) told People that Paris and brother Prince Jackson were “very much in support of our film,” the former sounded off on Instagram.“Don’t be telling people I was ‘helpful’ on the set of a movie I had zero percent involvement in lol that is so weird,” Paris wrote.Clearly, Janet is choosing to honor her late brother’s legacy on her own terms.

Jun 29, 2026
Jodie Turner-Smith's Unique Approach to Explaining Divorce to Her Daughter New

Jodie Turner-Smith's Unique Approach to Explaining Divorce to Her Daughter

Jodie Turner-Smith and ex-husband Joshua Jackson admittedly are in uncharted territory when it comes to discussing divorce with their daughter. “I'm a child of divorce, myself, and so is my ex-husband,” Turner-Smith, 39, said during the Monday, June 29, episode of Hoda Kotb’s “Joy 101” podcast. “It's always been important to think about what is the language around which we are going to talk about this with our daughter because this is her new reality.” She continued, “We're learning as well and not always getting it totally right, but the idea is always two homes filled with love. I'm like, ‘You got two houses, girl.’” Turner-Smith filed for divorce from Jackson, 48, in October 2023 after four years of marriage. Their split was finalized in May 2025. The former couple are parents to daughter Juno, born in April 2020. For Turner-Smith, the “difficult” part of dealing with the split is “navigating the conversation” with her daughter. “You got to walk this line between, obviously, being age appropriate and child-centered in the way that you talk about it,” Turner-Smith continued. “But also keeping it real, so that she has an understanding of what this means.” The actress said books have become her “favorite tool” for these conversations. “I read her so many books about divorce, about what that means. About what that new world is, about what is supposed to be happening, what's not supposed to be happening,” Turner-Smith shared. “Children's books have been helpful as well.” While Turner-Smith and Jackson finalized their divorce last year, their custody battle is still ongoing. Us Weekly reported in April that the former couple hired a private judge to oversee all final custody arrangements, including post-judgment issues, until March 4, 2029. Court documents obtained by Us at the time noted that the judge would oversee future custody modifications and child support matters. Turner-Smith and Jackson agreed to share joint legal and physical custody of their daughter in their divorce settlement with the Dawson’s Creek alum paying child support. However, things became contentious when the exes had a disagreement over what school their daughter would be attending. Us reported in October 2025 that they planned to handle the custody agreement outside of court. “[Turner-Smith and Jackson] are in the process of negotiating a custody judgment,” documents obtained by Us at the time read. “The parties will return to the [a private judge they hired] to resolve any impasses in the proposed custody judgment.”

Jun 29, 2026