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Sports Mogul Sells Agency After Discovering 'Humanitarian' Emails Backfire
Turns out 23-year-old emails with a sex trafficker aren't great PR fuel.
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In January 2026, the U.S. economy strutted its ‘Goldilocks’ vibe with a milky 130,000 jobs added and a modest 4.3% unemployment rate, straight outta the Labor Department report. But hold your applause—yearly job growth secretly flatlined to a sleepy 15,000/…
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Hollywood Agent Sells Company Because Olympic Drama Beats Email Scandal
Casey Wasserman, rockstar Hollywood talent agent and chair of LA28 Olympics, tries juggling a $multimillion career while sending weirdly suggestive emails to Ghislaine Maxwell. Grammy winner Chappell Roan and soccer legend Abby Wambach abruptly said 'no tha…
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Sports Mogul Sells Agency After Discovering 'Humanitarian' Emails Backfire
Turns out 23-year-old emails with a sex trafficker aren't great PR fuel.
Casey Wasserman—yes, the guy whose agency reps Olympians and pop stars—decided Friday to sell his 4,000-employee empire ...
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Because nothing says diplomacy like threatening China’s oil wallet and ‘Let’s give it a shot.’
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Goldman Lawyer Quits, Calls Epstein ‘Uncle Jeffrey’ Like Family’s Worst Secret
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US Economy Declares Itself 'Perfectly Fine' Despite Secret Job Flatline
Like Goldilocks, it’s just right if you don’t peek behind the curtain.
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Therapist Runs Global Love Clinic on Yoga, Walks, and Grapefruit Rituals
Because why just analyze feelings when you can do squats with your clients?
Esther Perel, the New York-based couples whisperer and bestselling author of 'Mating in Captivity' (2006) and 'The State...
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Hollywood Agent Sells Company Because Olympic Drama Beats Email Scandal
Casey Wasserman multitasks: Olympics on one hand, PR nightmare on the other.
Casey Wasserman, rockstar Hollywood talent agent and chair of LA28 Olympics, tries juggling a $multimillion career while...
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Man Walks Out on $130 Brooklyn Tasting Menu, Woman Pays for Breakup Dinner
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Marco Rubio Reminds Europe US Is Their Overgrown, Mood-Swinging Child
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US Military Plans Weeks-Long Iran Operation While Inflation Takes a Chill Pill
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Luxury Realty Bros Trade Champagne Dreams for Eyeliner Graffiti Evidence
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