Kirsten Fleming

“Saturday Night Live” keeps bringing Shane Gillis back because he’s grown into such a massive star. And he’s a magnet for scolds who live in woke bubbles and resent his success.

The US Open has always had its own vibrant Big Apple flavor, as opposed to the stuffy atmosphere of, say, Wimbledon. But now, influencers unwilling to follow basic tennis etiquette has become the story.

In a sea of deranged women making Lindsay Clancy their cause du jour and mobbing her lawyer at the courthouse like he’s Harry Styles, Lisa Rinna’s shamelessness trumps all.

Kim Kardashian has allowed her daughter North West to be on the cover of Dazed magazine showing off a slew of piercings, her blue hair and colorful grills. North is just barely 13.

In 2020, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle not only bid goodbye to the country and their official royal roles, they took a flame thrower to everything they had left behind — reserving extra gasoline for his family. Now the two are moving back to England.

For all the sequels and remakes pumped out by Hollywood, the most overplayed storyline is the death or downfall of a once luminous child star. Hayden Panettiere is now, sadly, one of them

Twisted fangirls will call Luigi Mangione a hero, but the preppy rich kid turned cold-blooded murderer is nothing but a sad-sack loser who ruined his own life — and the lives of slain CEO Brian Thompson’s family.

Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham is facing major backlash after stating that biological males do not belong in girls’ sports.

USA Today columnist Nancy Armour alleged Wednesday that Caitlin Clark’s demands for better officiating is putting gay black WNBA colleagues in grave danger of being lynched like Emmett Till was in 1955.

The WNBA and its associated entities continue to be their own worst enemies when it comes to maximizing their product.