No. 2257/94 - the infamous "bendy banana law" - really does exist. According to Wikipedia, the 1994 European Union regulation ...

The New York Post went with “SAFE! (for at least one more night)” over a picture of Jazz Chisholm diving across the plate with the winning run. The subhead was “Jazz’s mad dash keeps Yanks alive, ...

The city tabloids were screaming a happier message to New York fans after the Yankees beat the Red Sox in Game 2 to force Game 3 in the best-of-three Wild Card Series. The New York Post went with ...

The Daily News used a picture of celebrating Red Sox closer Aroldis Chapman next to the headline: “ALREADY ON THE BRINK!” with the last word in red letters. The subhead is “It could all end tonight ...

One of the fun undercards anytime a Boston team is facing a New York team, especially in the postseason, is how the three New York tabloids will splash the results on their backpages and will they or ...

Princess Diana, a persistent fixture of tabloid headlines throughout her adult life, had a secret soft spot for a little gossip. According to Dalton, Princess Diana “wasn’t allowed to see the tabloid ...

The late Princess of Wales broke royal rules, according to her longtime hairdresser Richard Dalton Sean Mandell is a Senior Reporter at PEOPLE. He joined PEOPLE in 2025. He previously worked for The ...

Princess Diana's longtime hairdresser Richard Dalton tells PEOPLE that the late royal had tabloids "smuggled in" to Kensington Palace "She wasn’t allowed to see the tabloid newspapers," Dalton says ...

The new TV comedy called The Paper depicts the clumsy re-start of a newspaper ambitiously named The Truth Teller. The crises faced by the fictional Toledo-based venture may resonate in Hollywood, ...

Yellow journalism has been around for a long time, but it still pops up in different ways today. Basically, it’s when news outlets use wild headlines, exaggerate facts, or even make things up just to ...

Jennifer Aniston is an acclaimed actor with a hit Apple TV+ show, The Morning Show, currently gearing up for its fourth season. But even all of her professional success isn’t enough to keep fans from ...