Author: Michel Stark
Few chief executives wield more influence over the future of technology—and the U.S. economy—than Jensen Huang. The leather-jacket-wearing co-founder of Nvidia is fresh off two headline-grabbing moments: guiding his company past a record $4 trillion market valuation and sparring with Fareed Zakaria on CNN about how Washington’s tech export curbs are “fast-tracking” Beijing’s domestic AI push. The wide-ranging conversation, aired July 13, arrived just days before Huang is slated to visit Beijing to unveil a scaled-down Blackwell chip designed to satisfy U.S. rules yet keep Nvidia relevant in a $17 billion Chinese market. Below is a look at how the…
Former reality-TV favorite Brody Jenner quietly shed his bachelor image this weekend, marrying pro surfer Tia Blanco during a sunset gathering at his mother Linda Thompson’s ocean-view home in Malibu. Roughly seventy friends and family members—including Caitlyn Jenner—looked on as the couple exchanged handwritten vows beside blooming hydrangeas and flickering hurricane lanterns. The low-key event marks Brody Jenner’s first legal marriage in the United States, a milestone that arrives three years after he and Blanco first sparked romance rumors on a Hawaiian waterfall hike. A Small Guest List With Big-Name Heart Sources close to the family say the bride walked…
Elise Mertens has once again proven why she stands among tennis’s elite doubles players. The 29-year-old Belgian star captured her fifth Grand Slam doubles title on Sunday, July 13, 2025, partnering with Russia’s Veronika Kudermetova to win the Wimbledon women’s doubles championship. Their dramatic 3-6, 6-2, 6-4 victory over Su-Wei Hsieh and Jelena Ostapenko showcased the resilience and skill that have defined Mertens’ remarkable career. A Championship Performance on Centre Court The Wimbledon triumph represents another milestone in Elise Mertens’ exceptional doubles career. Playing alongside Kudermetova for the first time at Wimbledon, the eighth-seeded pair faced a challenging start against…
Kristi Noem has become one of President Donald Trump’s most prominent cabinet members during his second term. The 53-year-old South Dakota native now leads the Department of Homeland Security during one of the most aggressive immigration enforcement periods in U.S. history. However, recent controversies over disaster response have tested her leadership and drawn sharp criticism from Democratic lawmakers. From Ranch Life to National Security Chief The journey to becoming Homeland Security Secretary began on a South Dakota farm. Born Kristi Arnold on November 30, 1971, in Watertown, she grew up in Hamlin County as one of four children. After her…
Grace Kim has etched her name into golf history, becoming a major champion in the most dramatic fashion possible at the 2025 Amundi Evian Championship. The 24-year-old Australian’s journey from a devastating early-career disappointment at this very tournament to claiming her first major title represents one of the most compelling redemption stories in recent golf memory. A Playoff for the Ages The defining moment of Grace Kim’s career unfolded in spectacular fashion on Sunday at Evian Resort Golf Club in France. After forcing a playoff with a clutch eagle on the 18th hole in regulation, Kim found herself locked in…
Richard Kind never set box-office records or headlined Marvel franchises, yet few American actors enjoy steadier work or warmer regard. The 68-year-old New Jersey native, now the announcer and comic foil on Netflix’s live talk show Everybody’s Live with John Mulaney, has built a résumé of nearly 300 screen credits while remaining, as he cheerfully puts it, “parsley on a plate of meat and potatoes” . His approach to modest fame offers a timely lesson in durability, craft, and self-deprecating charm. Growing Up Funny—and Unsure Born in Trenton and raised in Yardley, Pennsylvania, Richard Kind first dreamed of show-business stardom…
Caitlin Clark has been remarkably candid about the emotional challenges she’s faced during what can only be described as her most difficult professional season. The Indiana Fever superstar, who captivated the basketball world with her record-breaking college career and stellar rookie season, has encountered a perfect storm of injuries, shooting struggles, and mounting pressure that has taken a significant mental toll on the 23-year-old phenom. The Weight of Expectations Since entering the WNBA as the first overall pick in 2024, Caitlin Clark has shouldered extraordinary expectations. Her arrival sparked unprecedented interest in women’s basketball, with 41 of the Fever’s 44…
Derek Dixon has become a household name for reasons he never wanted. The 30-something actor, best known for his role as Dale on Tyler Perry’s hit BET drama “The Oval,” has courageously stepped into the spotlight with explosive allegations against one of Hollywood’s most powerful figures. His $260 million lawsuit against Perry has sent shockwaves through the entertainment industry and sparked important conversations about power, abuse, and the courage it takes to speak truth to power. The Man Behind the Headlines Before Derek Dixon became synonymous with a landmark sexual harassment lawsuit, he was simply an aspiring actor with big…
Rick Springfield proved that even at 75, he remains a commanding presence both on stage and in interviews. The Australian-born rocker made headlines on July 11, 2025, when he playfully called out Today Show host Craig Melvin for yawning during their live television interview. The moment became an instant viral sensation, showcasing the wit and charisma that has kept Rick Springfield relevant for over five decades in entertainment. The Viral Today Show Moment During his appearance on NBC’s Today Show to promote his “I Want My ’80s Tour,” Rick Springfield was discussing his legendary career when he noticed something that…
Walter Clayton Jr. has capped off one of the most remarkable seasons in college basketball history by earning the 2025 SEC Male Athlete of the Year award. The Florida Gators guard, who led his team to a national championship just months ago, continues to break barriers and set new standards for excellence both on and off the court. Historic SEC Recognition The announcement came Wednesday afternoon, making Walter Clayton Jr. the 14th University of Florida athlete to receive the prestigious Roy F. Kramer Award. More significantly, he becomes the first men’s basketball player in program history to earn this honor,…