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Page Six's "Virtual Reali-Tea" exclusively reveals the key art for the next installment of Fox's grueling reality show that puts 15 famous faces to the ultimate test.

Page Six's "Virtual Reali-Tea" exclusively reveals the key art for the next installment of Fox's grueling reality show that puts 15 famous faces to the ultimate test.

What should've been a simple surgery to remove a tumor turned into a gut health nightmare for one patient when a colorectal surgeon incorrectly connected two organs.

The 10-year-old boy who was saved by a heroic teenage lifeguard at a California beach has broken his silence about his traumatizing swim.

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Bezos To Dump $4 Billion In Amazon Stock After Surge As Cramer Calls Sale A "Buzzkill"

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos plans to sell 15 million shares worth roughly $4.07 billion under a prearranged trading plan, according to a Form 144 regulatory filing. The planned sale comes after Amazon shares surged about 25% over the last several trading sessions.

The shares, which Bezos acquired as founder's stock in 1994, will be sold through Morgan Stanley Smith Barney. The filing showed no stock sales by Bezos during the previous three months, although he donated 220,200 shares to nonprofits in May.

The stock's rally follows last Thursday's earnings report, which showed solid AWS growth and profitability despite an outlook that disappointed investors. Revenue reached $200.61 billion, beating the Bloomberg consensus estimate, while earnings of $5.75 per share exceeded the $1.82 consensus estimate.

Meanwhile, CNBC's Jim Cramer called the planned sale "a buzzkill."

Cant begrudge Bezos for selling $4 billion shares...but what a buzzkill

— Jim Cramer (@jimcramer) August 3, 2026

Here are the latest Amazon insider transactions:

Bezos will still own 880.95 million Amazon shares after the sale, a stake currently valued at roughly $250 billion.

Perhaps Bezos needs another multibillion-dollar cash infusion for Blue Origin, his capital-intensive rocket company, which continues to trail Elon Musk's SpaceX.

Tyler Durden Tue, 08/04/2026 - 10:40

Rare Carat CEO Ajay Anand told Page Six Style the center stone looks to be around 6 carats.

Rare Carat CEO Ajay Anand told Page Six Style the center stone looks to be around 6 carats.

Suspected Arsonist Arrested In Spokane Wildfire; Former Lefty Gov. Inslee Blames Global Warming

Summary:

• Former Washington Gov. Jay Inslee Blamed Wildfires on "Climate Change"
• Suspected Arsonist, 37, Arrested in Connection With Old Trails Fire
• Spokane-Area Blazes Trigger Mass Evacuations and Emergency Declaration

Suspected Arsonist Arrested in Spokane's Largest Wildfire

After former Washington Governor Jay Inslee gaslit social media by blaming "climate change" for the Spokane County wildfire, CBS News reported that law enforcement officials in the county arrested a 37-year-old Spokane man on Monday in connection with starting the fire.

Aaron Farinacci, who has a prior manslaughter conviction, was booked on suspicion of first-degree arson and is being held on a $1 million bond.

Investigators focused on Farinacci after a witness reportedly saw him kneeling near the grass where the fire began. Deputies said he was carrying waterproof matches and a butane lighter when he was detained.

"We believe it was matches or a lighter. When he was detained ... he was found to be in possession of some waterproof matches and a butane lighter," a local sheriff said at a press conference on Monday, adding that Farinacci was only arrested in connection with the Old Trails Fire.

Yesterday, Governor Inslee (D-WA) said the fire in Spokane was from "climate change"

An arson suspect was just arrested pic.twitter.com/uj1WJC1gL5

— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) August 4, 2026

The arrest comes as more than 700 buildings in the Spokane area have been burned to the ground, and more than 67,000 people are under evacuation orders.

The Spokane Complex Fire is now confirmed to be the most destructive wildfire in the history of Washington State.

To put this into better context - this wildfire would be the most destructive wildfire in the history of 43 other states. pic.twitter.com/yflLzz5dcG

— Mike Gagliardi (Tropics) (@Mike__Gagliardi) August 4, 2026

And then there's this:

I didn’t know climate change was homeless. https://t.co/wvQki5K72H

— AwakenedOutlaw⚒️ (@AwakenedOutlaw) August 3, 2026 Washington State Wildfires Trigger Mass Evacuations, Emergency Declaration

Thousands of people in Spokane County, Washington, have been evacuated as parts of the city of Spokane are under a "Leave Immediately" emergency as three wildland fires forced evacuations.

Spokane County Emergency Management describes the emergency as "Level 3: Go, Leave Now, Leave Immediately!"

Officials said 60,000 people within Spokane city limits have been evacuated. Spokane County Fire District 3 Fire Chief Cody Rohrbach said 640 structures were destroyed in the Old Trails Fire alone.

The county website states:

"There is an immediate threat to your safety—you need to leave NOW. Emergency services may not be able to assist you. You will not be allowed to return until conditions are safe."

As Tom Gantert reports for The Epoch Times, Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson declared a statewide wildfire emergency on July 31 and imposed a statewide ban on most outdoor and agricultural burning through Sept. 30 as drought, unusually high temperatures, and strong winds continue to fuel record-setting wildfires across the state.

The emergency declaration was issued ahead of what the National Weather Service described as a "particularly dangerous situation" Red Flag Alert, with "extreme" weather conditions.

According to the governor's office, Washington is experiencing its fourth consecutive year of statewide drought. More than 1,000 fires have burned approximately 425,000 acres this year, the highest total since 2021. More than 200,000 acres are now burning in 12 large wildfires across the state.

The statewide burn ban prohibits activities including yard debris burning, trash disposal, land clearing, weed abatement, and bonfires and campfires that are not contained in approved fire rings or fire pits. The ban does not apply to liquid- or gas-fueled stoves and grills used over nonflammable surfaces, permitted agricultural burning, or contained campfires in designated campgrounds and on private property.

The emergency proclamation also allows Washington to request additional resources through the Emergency Management Assistance Compact, a nationwide mutual aid system, and authorizes additional activation of the Washington National Guard to support firefighting operations as needed.

Ferguson also activated 110 members of the Washington National Guard to support firefighting operations across the state, according to the statement. Those National Guard members were in addition to 27 helicopter crew members activated earlier in July.

"This year has already been one of our busiest wildfire years on record, and we just started August," Commissioner of Public Lands Dave Upthegrove said in a statement.

"Our firefighters are already stretched thin across the state, and with more heat and wind expected this weekend and for the rest of the summer, any new spark on our tinder-dry landscapes can lead to another devastating wildfire. I'm urging all Washingtonians not to be that spark."

The fires are "really the worst natural disaster our region has faced," Spokane Mayor Lisa Brown said at a news conference Sunday afternoon.

Nearly 12,000 utility customers in Washington, the vast majority of them in Spokane, were without power Sunday, according to the utility tracker PowerOutage.us.

Tyler Durden Tue, 08/04/2026 - 10:35

Cracker Barrel Old Country Store has built its reputation on serving Southern comfort food and nostalgic favorites — which may explain why some discontinued menu items continue to spark passionate reactions from loyal customers.

Last month, Page Six exclusively reported that the comedian and Hewitt reached a co-parenting agreement.

Last month, Page Six exclusively reported that the comedian and Hewitt reached a co-parenting agreement.

As of Tuesday, 3,802 cases had been recorded, with 1,707 deaths, according to the latest government update.

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