Page Six confirmed earlier this month that the “RHONJ” star would no longer co-headline the event after facing backlash for shaming food service employees.

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The children were beaten with a device called a "whacker," locked up, and not allowed to speak to each other. Jennifer Wolfthal ... "For playful children ages 4 years and up." ...

A Florida children’s book author and her husband were each sentenced to more than a decade in prison after pleading guilty to abusing their three adopted children. Jennifer Wolfthal, the author ...

Despite having its premiere cancelled due to the Los Angeles wildfires, “Unstoppable,” a new sports drama starring Jennifer Lopez ... membership as well with age verification.

SINGAPORE - From March 31, app stores must block young users below 18 years old from downloading apps not meant for their age group, including dating app Tinder and adult video games like Grand ...

Jennifer Lopez's new movie Unstoppable has been released on Prime Video. The sports biopic follows the story of Anthony Robles, who was born with one leg and overcame obstacles to become a ...

Actor and Pacific Palisades resident Jennifer Garner is once again teaming up with Save the Children to help those who have lost so much in the devastating wildfires in Southern California.

As wildfires rage across Los Angeles County, devastating communities and displacing thousands, Jennifer Garner is stepping up to help children cope with the trauma of the disaster. A longtime ...

NBC Jennifer Garner is helping create a safe space for kids as their families struggle with the ongoing wildfires across the Los Angeles area. As a longtime ambassador and board member for Save ...

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The age-veritification requirements, he said, "protects children from that which is obscene by [adults'] standards, by requiring the purveyors to check whether their viewers are children ...