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Vanessa Trump asserts that a Russian oligarch partially financed her and Donald Trump Jr.'s wedding, a detail that adds to ongoing scrutiny of the Trump family's links to Russia and the 2016 campaign, including the Trump Tower meeting with a Russian lawyer.
The Young and the Restless’ Fall 2026 preview promises big drama as Billy Abbott and Sally Spectra plot a high-profile October wedding while Victor Newman flexes his power to protect family and complicate others’ lives. Nick Newman forms a troubling bond with Marie that could jeopardize his sobriety; Nick, Jack, and Diane navigate Patty’s threats; Victoria and Kyle’s simmering affair adds secrecy to the mix. Across Genoa City, couples including Lily & Cane, Devon & Abby, and Mariah & Tessa face past secrets, new temptations, and shifting loyalties that set the stage for a season full of twists.
A missile strike during a wedding in Kuhestak, southern Iran, killed guests and horrified the host; Iranian officials blame the U.S. military for the attack, while a U.S. Central Command spokesperson says the U.S. does not target civilians.
Nikki Glaser shared during her Caesars Palace residency that she attended Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding at Madison Square Garden, was off the grid for 12 hours under a strict NDA with no photos, and witnessed a star-studded guest list (Brad Pitt, Jennifer Lopez, Steven Spielberg, Julia Roberts)—calling it the 'best night' of her life as a Swiftie; Kelce later described the celebration as magical on his New Heights podcast.
Five people were killed when a strike hit a wedding in the southern Iranian town of Kuhestak near Minab in Hormozgan Province; authorities reported damage to a nearby telecommunications tower and disruptions to landline and mobile services as rescue and recovery efforts began.
A couple in Hagonoy, Bulacan, Philippines, tied the knot inside a flooded St. John the Baptist Church as waist-deep floodwaters swirled around the sanctuary after heavy rains. Despite a parish warning to reschedule, Liean Liza Chico and Gilbert Chico proceeded with the ceremony, with family, friends, and photographers capturing the moment as the Southwest Monsoon floods hit the region.
An attack on a wedding in Kuhestak on Iran’s Makran coast killed at least four people (including a child) and wounded more than 60 around 9:30pm on Sept 1, turning a celebration into tragedy; victims include a 4-year-old and a 16-year-old, with several others still in serious condition in Minab. Residents report internet restrictions and limited access for witnesses to speak with foreign media as families mourn. US Vice-President JD Vance said the US wouldn’t target civilians but that ‘things happen,’ a stance critics say undermines accountability amid the ongoing, tightly watched investigation.
U.S. Central Command has ordered an internal review into a reported civilian casualty at a wedding in Iran amid ongoing strikes; Iranian officials say five people were killed and 67 wounded, but it’s not yet confirmed that a U.S. strike caused the blast. The investigation will examine drone footage and target-identification procedures and also consider the possibility that an errant Iranian munition caused the damage. The incident ranks among the war’s more significant civilian casualty events since it began, which included an early-day strike that hit a school and killed about 150 people, mostly children; U.S. officials emphasize the military does not target civilians.
An eyewitness shares fresh details of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s July 3 wedding at Madison Square Garden, describing a castle-like ceremony inside the arena, an aisle running from the sixth-floor concourse, three signature cocktails, and a karaoke-filled reception with Stevie Nicks, Avril Lavigne and Paul McCartney, all kept under wraps with no leaked photos.
On the New Heights podcast, Jason Kelce reveals Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce ditched traditional wedding formalities—no lengthy speeches or sit-down reception—in favor of a carefree, phone-free celebration at Madison Square Garden, officiated by Adam Sandler. The privacy of no phones let guests mingle across both families and careers, making the night feel intimate and unforgettable for the couple and attendees alike.
Travis Kelce shared new details about his and Taylor Swift’s private Madison Square Garden wedding (July 3, 2026) on New Heights, revealing that Adam Sandler was ordained to officiate in classic Sandler style and describing the magical, phones-off night that brought together people from both of their lives.
Justin and Hailey Bieber shared an animated moment at Finneas O’Connell and Claudia Sulewski’s Santa Barbara wedding, then walked away in opposite directions. A body-language expert suggested Hailey’s gestures weren’t directed at Justin and stopped short of claiming a conflict, while recent public appearances show the couple appearing comfortable together.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce reportedly welcomed a white Samoyed before their Madison Square Garden wedding, with the dog later highlighting a Tommy Hilfiger fall 2026 campaign and fueling chatter they quietly expanded their family. The ceremony reportedly had no bridesmaids or groomsmen, with Austin Swift as Taylor’s man of honor and Jason Kelce as best man, while a star‑studded guest list included numerous A-listers. Separately, Kelce plans to return to the Chiefs for the 2026 season, as the couple balance homes in Kansas and New York.
Travis Kelce shared behind-the-scenes details from Taylor Swift's July 3 wedding at Madison Square Garden, including Adam Sandler officiating, a no-phones policy, and an intimate, star-studded night designed to feel private; Swift wore Dior Haute Couture pieces with accessories from Cartier and Christian Louboutin, and her brother served as Man of Honor while Kelce's brother was Best Man, as MSG went above and beyond to realize the couple's vision.
A US strike on a wedding in Kuhestak, Sirik County, Hormozgan Province reportedly killed four civilians and wounded more than 60, with videos showing a direct hit on the ceremony site and damage to a nearby telecom tower. US CENTCOM says casualty claims originate from Iranian state media and emphasizes that the US does not target civilians, while Iran denounces the attack as part of a broader pattern of violence. The incident follows other reported strikes in southern Iran as the war continues, with thousands killed overall.