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Howard Bragman, a beloved Hollywood publicist who specialized in crisis relations and whose clients included Monica Lewinsky, Cameron Diaz, Ricki Lake, Sharon Osbourne and Chaz Bono, has died at his home in Los Angeles of leukemia.He was 66.
Bragman, who died Saturday, had been diagnosed with leukemia just 10 days ago and was promptly hospitalized, his family said.

Reality-TV star Kim Zolciak-Biermann's alleged foreclosure is no more, despite a public notice going up last week indicating the Alpharetta, Ga., home she shares with hubby Kroy Biermann would be auctioned off March 7.
"The couple has taken the action to clear this up," a source close to Zolciak-Biermann told People.

Heather Dubrow posted a statement to social media Saturday, announcing her youngest child has come out as transgender.The "Real Housewives of Orange County " star marked International Sons Day by sharing that her 12-year-old now goes by the name Ace.She posted a picture of the beach, with "Ace" written in the sand.

Twenty contestants are sequestered in a castle in The Traitors.Three of them are designated as traitors.If all the traitors have been banished when the game ends, the remaining faithfuls split the money.If there are any traitors left, the traitors split the money.Euan Cherry/Peacock The new Peacock competition series The Traitors, all 10 episodes of which are now streaming, is goofy, hyperdramatic, suspenseful and pretty entertaining.

Jennifer Shah arrives to federal court in New York, Friday, Jan. 6, 2023.Seth Wenig/AP Jennifer Shah, a cast member of Bravo's Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, was sentenced to 6 and 1/2 years in prison for running a nationwide telemarketing fraud scheme.The ploy involved taking thousands of dollars from elderly and vulnerable people, the Justice Department announced Friday.

"Vanderpump Rules" star Rachel Leviss has filed for a restraining order against her co-star on the Bravo reality show Scheana Shay, according to Los Angeles County Superior Court documents.The "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" spinoff, which debuted in 2013, focused in its early years on the restaurant staff at West Hollywood's SUR.

This article was originally published in December 2019 and has been updated for the 2022 holiday season.To make a long and boring story about my personal failings and global ambitions into a lede about snack food subscription boxes, let me explain that I recently left the big city I'd lived in for a long time to a home owned by my parents in Utah so that I could focus better on "finishing my novel."

Whatever your opinions are about The Real Housewives, there is no denying that the juggernaut Bravo franchise has an incredible influence on the zeitgeist.15 years, 11 American cities, countless international spin-offs (Sydney, Naples, and upcoming Nairobi to name just a few) - The Real Housewives changed reality TV forever.

The head of the FBI's Los Angeles field office has formally recused himself from the ongoing federal investigation into fraud and corruption by Tom Girardi and others at his now-defunct law firm, an agency spokesperson confirmed Saturday.Donald Alway, assistant director in charge of the L.A. office, sought the recusal from the high-profile investigation after The Times and other news outlets reported that his mother, Michelle Alway, was a former girlfriend and secretary of Girardi.

The FBI's Los Angeles field office, which is leading the high-profile investigation into rampant corruption at Tom Girardi's now-defunct law firm, is refusing to answer questions about the relationship among the agency's top local official, his mother and the disgraced legal legend.Donald Alway, the assistant director in charge of the field office, is the son of Girardi's former girlfriend and secretary.

It's the end of awards season and the Oscars are finally here to honor the brightest and best films of 2022.Whether you're all dolled up and tuning in live from the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles, California, or sitting on your couch in sweats in New York City, there's nothing like a glass of something special to kick off Hollywood's biggest night.

For once, Tom Girardi was silent in court.The disgraced legal legend did not utter a word Monday afternoon during an initial appearance in federal court in Los Angeles on charges of wire fraud that prosecutors have said was part of a long-running scheme to fleece clients.Girardi, 83, sat stone-faced as a magistrate judge, a prosecutor and two public defenders appointed to represent him discussed the mental health of the once powerful attorney, who was diagnosed two years ago with Alzheimer's disease.