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Former Vice President Mike Pence avoided labelling Donald Trump as a “wannabe dictator” when asked about retiring Gen. Mark Milley dropping an apparent parting jab aimed at the former president Friday. “I don’t know who he was referring to there but I must tell you that Donald Trump’s recent comments regarding General Milley were inexcusable,” said the Pence in an interview with CNN’s Kaitlan Collins on Friday. The former president called the outgoing chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff “ slow moving and thinking ” as well as a “moron” after he declared that “we don’t take an oath to a wannabe dictator” in a farewell speech. Trump and Milley have a history of clashing, including during the former president’s time in the Oval Office. Collins, who said it was “quite clear who” Milley talked about at his retirement ceremony on Friday, continued to press Pence over the “wannabe dictator” remark. “It is very clear that he was talking about former President Trump. I

Meghan Markle’s memoir would be a “money spinner” but an expert has warned it also has the potential to inflict irreparable damage to her career and reputation. The Duchess of Sussex is keeping the world waiting for her next career move, with the former actress and husband Prince Harry seemingly on different professional paths after leaving the British Royal Family in 2020. She has been tipped by a leading royal author to write her own memoirs. Harry’s own memoir became the fastest-selling non-fiction book of all time, shifting 1.43million copies during its first day on sale in the US, Canada, and UK. Mark Boardman, an entertainment expert with more than 20 years of industry experience, believes Meghan could make “tens of millions of dollars from her memoirs – even before they are actually released. He told Daily Express US : “Given her status as a former member of the British Royal Family and her celebrity status, there is undoubtedly significant interest in her personal st

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You can always count on Hollywood to jump on a major cultural event and give it the big-screen treatment – even ones which have seemingly only just happened. The new comedy-drama Dumb Money is the latest major film release to be inspired by true events, recounting the whirlwind that was the GameStop short squeeze in 2021 when people flocked to buy stocks in the US video game store. Described as the “ ultimate David vs. Goliath tale” , the film is based on Ben Mezrich’s 2021 book The Antisocial Network and is directed by Craig Gillespie (whose recent work includes I, Tonya and the miniseries Pam & Tommy). Dumb Money stars Paul Dano, Pete Davidson, America Ferrera, Nick Offerman, Seth Rogen, Sebastian Stan, Shailene Woodley and a host of other A-listers, and tells the true story of the people who “flipped the script on Wall Street” by turning GameStop stocks into a hot investment, leaving hedge funds out of pocket by billions. Here’s everything you need to know

Suella Braverman has faced fierce criticism over her comments about LGBTQ+ asylum seekers. (Getty) Pride in London is staging a “Stand against Suella” protest to “hold the government accountable” for its anti-LGBTQ+ agenda. The demonstration is due to take place on Sunday (1 October) at 3pm in Parliament Square, and will be co-hosted by African Rainbow Family. “Why are we protesting? Our prime minister still hasn’t banned conversion therapy,” the Facebook event page for the protest says. “Our equalities minister wants to redefine sex in the 2010 Equality Act to refer to legal protections for ‘biological sex’ (sex assigned at birth). And now our home secretary says that fleeing your country in fear of LGBTQ+ discrimination is not sufficient to qualify for protection. “Our government needs to support everyone, and we won’t stop until our community is protected.” UK government has doubled down on anti-LGBTQ+ agenda The demonstration comes after a particularly turbulent

Known for its captivating blend of history, innovation, and cultural diversity, San Francisco is one of the most cosmopolitan cities in the world. And for those in search of the best of the Bay, I’ve curated the top hotels with the best views in San Francisco, from panoramas of the city’s iconic landmarks to sweeping vistas of the Golden Gate Bridge. Encompassing everything from landmark hotels on Nob Hill to charming boutique properties along the waterfront, each of these hotels offers unique ways to take in the charm of the Golden City. My personal favorites are  The St Regis San Francisco for its floor-to-ceiling widows and The Four Seasons Hotel at Embarcadero for its views of the city skyline and Bay. 25 Hotels with the Best Views of San Francisco Whether you’re in search of a San Francisco hotel with Golden Gate Bridge views, or a hotel with views of San Francisco’s skyline, here are my top picks for your visit to the Bay. ACCOMMODATION COMPARISON TABLE You