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This could be Donald Trump's next job if he loses the election
While Trump proved that anything is possible when he won the presidency four years ago, every sign this time indicates he is likely headed toward a defeat, so what will Trump do next?
- SportsBleacher Report
Video Anthony Davis Was a Problem in the Bubble
We count down AD's top ten defensive plays in the playoffs
- PoliticsThe Telegraph
Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani caught in compromising position with young actress in Borat film 'gotcha'
Rudy Giuliani, Donald Trump’s personal lawyer and former New York mayor, has been caught in a compromising situation with a young actress while unsuspectingly being filmed for the latest Borat film. Mr Giuliani was invited to a hotel in Manhattan in July by a member of comedian and director Sacha Baron Cohen’s team posing as a Russian reporter who said she wanted to talk about the president’s coronavirus handling. The journalist, played by Bulgarian actress Maria Bakalova, 24, starts off by discussing the virus and where it might have started with Mr Giuliani, 76. “Not with a bat,” Mr Giuliani says. “Have you ever eaten a bat?” he asks the reporter, who gets him to agree to try one. She tells him she is nervous, to which he replies: “I’ll relax you, you want me to ask you a question?” After they stop filming, she then invites the two-term mayor into the bedroom next door for a drink.
- NewsQuartz
How a narcissistic leader infects company culture
Narcissists "infect" company culture like a virus, says a new management study. Replacing them may not be enough to undo their impact.
- CelebrityEvening Standard
Robert Redford's son James dies aged 58 after battle with liver cancer
James Redford, the son of acting legend Robert Redford, has died at his home in California at the age of 58 following a battle with cancer.The activist and filmmaker died on Friday after being diagnosed with liver cancer, his wife said.
- WorldThe Telegraph
The South American country that dodged Covid is preparing to welcome tourists again
White-sand beaches and surf breaks, chic eateries and hearty steakhouses, chilled craft beer and smoky tannat wine, ruddy gauchos and tanned beauties... it’s no accident that Uruguay’s Atlantic coast has evolved from Argentine summer bolthole to global glam hotspot in recent years. Martin Amis says the happiest years of his life were spent as an expat in this small, peaceful Latin American buffer state. Leonardo DiCaprio and Mark Zuckerberg have both taken holidays at luxurious Estancia Vik. From Buenos Aires, soap stars, fashion models, celeb chefs, rock stars and footballers hop over the River Plate every December to see and be seen – but don’t let that put you off.
