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The Bill Belichick-Jordon Hudson saga has added a reality show-like episode.According to multiple reports, Belichick's ex-girlfriend, Linda Holliday, confronted his current girlfriend, Hudson, at a function in Nantucket, Massachusetts, in December.Holliday and Hudson both attended the Dreamland Stroll Party Dec. 6. Holliday's daughters, Ashley and Kat Hess, were DJing the party.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMHolliday, according to People, got "aggressive" with Hudson, and the two reportedly shared an intense moment."Ms. Hudson was a paying guest. No concerns had been raised regarding her behavior nor had any issues been reported up until that point in the evening (the event began at 7pm)," a staffer wrote in an incident report obtained by TMZ."Ms. Holliday felt her presence was inappropriate, since the event was widely advertised as a party headlined by her daughters. She asked that I remove Ms. Hudson from the premises, to which I responded that I would speak with Ms. Hudson after contacting Dreamland executive director Alicia Carney to discuss the matter.""It was very uncomfortable. There was a lot being exchanged between them. It was very aggressive behavior," a source familiar with the situation told People."Jordon never approached anyone, but she was approached the entire night, with people asking, Oh, why are you here?'"Security footage then showed Holliday confronting Hudson in the middle of the dance floor, surrounded by roughly 200 people."I asked Ms. Hudson if she thought it was a good idea to be there considering the clear animosity the above individuals felt towards her," the staffer wrote. "She defended herself by saying she'd done nothing wrong, and it was her first time attending Christmas Stroll and wanted to attend the 'big party' going on that night, which happened to be the one featuring the Hess Twins."She said she was not looking to cause any problems, but just wanted to go out and have fun with her friend."Holliday was apparently irked because it "involve[d] my girls," and her "momma bear" emerged.JALEN HURTS MAINTAINS HE 'WASN'T AVAILABLE' FOR EAGLES' WHITE HOUSE VISITHolliday also reportedly told 2024 Miss Massachusetts USA winner Melissa Sapini to "think twice about who her friends are" if she "valued her current title." Sapini then reportedly cried, and Holliday claimed she "had many powerful friends in the pageant organization."Neither Holliday, Hudson nor the Nantucket Dreamland organization immediately responded to requests for comment.Hudson and Sapini were eventually escorted out by that staffer shortly before the lights came on at the party, TMZ reported.Holliday dated Belichick from 2007 to 2022. Hudson and Belichick, who have a 49-year age gap, made their relationship public last year.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X,and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garners daughter Violet Affleck went into detail this week about how she and her mother argued about the causes of the Los Angeles wildfires that destroyed their Pacific Palisades neighborhood in January."I spent the January fires in Los Angeles arguing with my mother in a hotel room," the 19-year-old wrote in Yales Global Health Review, where she is a student, in a piece published on Sunday titled: "A Chronically Ill Earth: COVID Organizing as a Model Climate Response in LosAngeles."Affleck continued of Garner, "She was shell-shocked, astonished at the scale of destruction in the neighborhood where she raised myself and my siblings. I was surprised at her surprise: as a lifelong Angelena and climate-literate member of generation Z, my question had not beenwhetherthe Palisades would burn butwhen."She wrote that while some people at the hotel saw the wildfires as a "burst of bad luck" that was a combination of high winds and little rain, she knew it was related to the "climate crisis."JENNIFER GARNER SEEN KISSING BOYFRIEND JOHN MILLER AS SHE SPENDS TIME WITH BEN AFFLECK FOR EASTERAlong with Violet, Affleck and Garner, who divorced in 2018, also share Fin,16, and Samuel, 13.Affleck compared people being forced to wear N95 masks because of poor air quality after the fires to the COVID-19 pandemic, writing that, like the health crisis, climate change will "soon become impossible for even societys most insulated to ignore."LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSShe wrote about the "promised end to the pandemic has been more a matter of public relations than public health," adding that public health officials were soon forced to grapple with "ongoing waves of infection" even as the country came "out of the pandemic."JENNIFER GARNER, BEN AFFLECK'S DAUGHTER VIOLET'S GRADUATION LEAVES ACTRESS IN TEARSShe also noted that coronavirus can be "a threat to even the healthiest individuals," specifying long COVID as an example.Last summer, the first-year college student, who often still wears masks, appeared at a Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Meeting, speaking out against mask bans after Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass said she was looking at the legality of wearing masks at protests.Affleck wrote that despite the effectiveness of wearing masks, more proactive steps need to be taken to lower coronavirus infection risk, just like for climate change. CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER"Though widespread N95 masking is indisputably the most effective toolfor individuals to prevent COVID transmission, masking alone is both more resource-intensive and more reactive than collective interventions like paid sick leave for all workers, universal healthcare, and clean air standards requiring HEPA filtration and far-UVC light44to kill airborne virus in public spaces," she argued.BEN AFFLECK SHUTS DOWN TEENAGE SON'S REQUEST FOR $6K SHOES: 'I HAVE THE MONEY, YOURE BROKE'Affleck concluded her essay by saying, "In the same way that COVID-conscious and disabled people celebrate each chain of transmission broken, climate scientists recognize that each degree of warming we avoid will be a victory. Its time for everyone who cares about the latter to engage with the people, the methods, and the political commitments that make the former possible."Last spring, Garner shared several photos on Instagram of herself in tears during and after Violet's high school graduation. Violet is Garner and Affleck's oldest child. "Tell me you have a graduate without telling me you have a graduate," she wrote in the caption, adding in parentheses: "Bless our hearts.""How are we going to make it? What are we going to do?" Garner asked in one video taken on an airplane as she wiped away tears.Garner also told Southern Living in an interview last year that she has striven to raise her children to be humble despite being born into wealth."It's really important for my kids to see that everyone doesn't have the lives they see in Los Angeles," she told the magazine. "That doesn't reflect the rest of the world. I want them to grow up with the Southern values I hadto look at people when they say hello and to stop and smell the roses. If I could do half as good a job as my mom did, I'd be pretty happy."Fox News Digital has reached out to a rep for Garner for comment.

The University of Maryland (UMD) is welcoming an unlikely commencement speaker on Thursday to usher off the class of 2025: a bright-green Muppet.Kermit the Frog, a famous family favorite and self-proclaimed "Amphibitarian," announced the momentous occasion in a YouTube video posted by the university.In the video, the speaker was hailed as an "environmental advocate," "best-selling author," "Peabody Award winner," "international superstar," "friend to all creatures" and "champion of creativity, kindness and believing in the impossible."The camera then sharply panned to the awkward Muppet with a screeching sound as Kermit stood in front of a red curtain and announced, "Uh, I guess it's me."STUDENTS HECKLE COLUMBIA ACTING PRESIDENT AT GRADUATION, SHOUT 'FREE MAHMOUD'Jim Henson, who created the iconic puppet out of one of his mother's turquoise coats and split ping pong ball in 1955, graduated from UMD in 1960 with a degree in home economics. Henson died in 1990 at 53.During his time at Maryland, Henson was involved in various elements of theater production and ran a silk screen printing business out of the student union.It was during a UMD puppetry course that he met his first performing partner and future wife, Jane Nebel, who co-developed their daily puppet show, "Sam and Friends," in Washington, D.C.KAMALA HARRIS TAKES VEILED JABS AT TRUMP, ELON MUSK IN 1ST MAJOR SPEECH SINCE ELECTION DEFEATThe legendary frog visited campus in fall 2024 and sold out the College of Arts and Humanities Deans Lecture Series, according to a statement from the university.He will return from the Muppets Studio, part of the Magic of Disney, to address summer 2024, winter 2024 and spring 2025 graduates."I am thrilled that our graduates and their families will experience the optimism and insight of the world-renowned Kermit the Frog at such a meaningful time in their lives," UMD President Darryll J. Pines wrote in a statement. "Our pride in Jim Henson knows no bounds, and it is an honor to welcome Kermit the Frog to our campus, 65 years after Mr. Henson graduated from the University of Maryland. I sincerely thank The Muppets Studio, Disney and their creative teams for making this possible."COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER TELLS AUDIENCE TO DONATE TO UNRWA INSTEAD OF UNIVERSITYKermit, who is traveling a long way from Sesame Street for the occasion, said nothing could "make these feet happier" than speaking at the university."I just know the class of 2025 is going to leap into the world and make it a better place, so if a few encouraging words from a frog can help, then Ill be there!" Kermit said in a statement.It is unclear if fellow Muppet Miss Piggy or any other members of the fleecy crew will be in attendance.HARRIS DRAWS SOCIAL MEDIA SCORN FOR DIGRESSION ABOUT ELEPHANTS DURING EARTHQUAKEEvery year on Sept. 24, the campus celebrates Henson's contributions to the community.A statue of Henson and Kermit sitting on a red granite bench was placed just a hop away from UMD's Stamp Student Union in 2003.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPThe University of Maryland, the Muppet Company and Disney did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's requests for comment.

A Washington socialite and journalist accused former first lady Jill Biden of "elder abuse" in an explosive new interview after former President Joe Biden was diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer.Sally Quinn, a D.C. insider and longtime columnist for The Washington Post, took aim at the former first lady during a wide-ranging interview with journalist Tara Palmeri on the "Tara Palmeri Show" on Wednesday. She accused Jill Biden of pushing him to run for re-election despite his apparent cognitive decline."I blame Jill Biden for this. Jill Biden is his wife. And if Jill Biden had stood up and gone to him and said, Joe, you cant do it He wouldnt have run," Quinn told Palmeri. "She clearly was in favor of his running and I just think it was a terrible disservice to the country."JAKE TAPPER'S PAST COVERAGE OF BIDEN'S COGNITIVE DECLINE UNDER SCRUTINY AHEAD OF HIS NEW BOOKQuinn described feeling aghast by how Jill Biden continued to push ahead and rally support for her husbands presidential campaign immediately after the "hideous" June 2024 presidential debate, which sparked debate over whether Biden was fit to serve another four years."She wasn't protecting him I thought it was elder abuse, really," Quinn declared.Quinn, who has dined with the Washington establishment for decades, said Bidens apparent worsening health was an open secret among the Washington elite, who were worried about Bidens ability to handle another four years in the Oval Office."Everybody thought he shouldnt run," she told Palmeri. "People were just distraught that he was running and terrible for the party."FLASHBACK: WHITE HOUSE PRESS SEC KARINE JEAN-PIERRE LAUGHS OFF QUESTION ON BIDEN'S HEALTH IN 2022"I think everybody was horrified that he was put in a position where he was allowed to run, by his staff and by his wife," she continued. "People felt sorry for him. But still it was his egotistical decision to stay in office and look what happened."The journalist was famously married to Watergate-era Washington Post editor Ben Bradlee, who suffered from dementia until his death in 2014.She said Bidens forgetfulness and habit of wandering off reminded her of how her late husband acted during his last years of life."It looks like the beginning of dementia to me," she said of Biden.JOE AND JILL BIDEN FIRE BACK ON 'THE VIEW' AGAINST ACCUSATIONS OF HEALTH COVER-UP, CALL STORIES 'WRONG'The D.C. insider said she was shocked to learn, alongside the rest of the country, of Bidens late-stage cancer diagnosis and wondered how it could not have been caught sooner."The president of the United States has the best medical care in the world, or should, and it shouldve been diagnosed a long time ago," she said. "Its hard for me not to believe that they didnt know about it and were waiting to reveal it until it got too aggressive."A Biden spokesperson confirmed to Fox News that the former presidents last known prostate cancer screening test was in 2014.Biden's health is once again in the media spotlight after the release of CNN journalist Jake Tapper and Axios journalist Alex Thompsons new book, "Original Sin: President Bidens Decline, Its Cover-up, and His Disastrous Choice to Run Again," which reports claims of a White House cover-up of the then-president's apparent cognitive decline.Jill Bidens office did not return a request for comment.

The typically calm confines of the Senate Environment and Public Works (EPW) Committee were the site of several clashes Wednesday between Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin and Democrats on the panel adjudicating his annual budget request.Sen. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., rattled off a list of cancers he claimed Zeldin's actions at the agency could cause, remarking the New York Republican must be proud of how many regulations hes slashed in such a short time."Your legacy will be more lung cancer it'll be more bladder cancer, more head and neck cancer. There'll be more breast cancer, more leukemia and pancreatic cancer, more liver cancer, more skin cancer, more kidney cancer, more testicular cancer, or colorectal cancer more rare cancers of innumerable varieties. That will be your legacy. My kids are gonna be breathing that air just like yours," he said."If your children were drinking the water in Santa Ana, Mr. Zeldin maybe you would give a damn," he said after holding up a glass of water and claiming the EPAs move toward streamlining its grants and expenditures will lead to a panoply of bad outcomes.KASH PATEL ENRAGES SCHIFF IN CLINTONIAN BATTLE OVER THE WORD WE AND A JANUARY 6 SONG"You need the money for a tax cut for rich people because youre totally beholden to the oil industry," Schiff fumed, accusing Zeldin of unlawful termination of congressionally appropriated grants."You could give a rats a-- about how much cancer your agency causes," Schiff said, raising his voice as Sen. Cynthia Lummis, R-Wyo., banged the gavel to note his time was up.Earlier in the hearing, Zeldin clashed with Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, D-R.I., over grant reviews and claimed the administrator couldnt "get [his] story straight."Whitehouse appeared to make the claim that the EPA was not individually reviewing each of the grants it was canceling and cited court testimony from Zeldin official Travis Voyles that he had conducted an "individualized review" as of February.FLASHBACK: SCHIFF, WHO REPEATEDLY CLAIMED EVIDENCE OF RUSSIAN COLLUSION, DENOUNCES DURHAM REPORT AS FLAWED"You guys are gonna have to start getting your story straight because there are three completely different statements, and they cannot all be true. It cannot be that Voyles personally himself conducted""He did," Zeldin cut in." the review of 781 grants" Whitehouse continued."He did; I did," Zeldin cut in again." and that [Deputy Administrator Daniel] Coogan saw to it that it was individually done," Whitehouse said as the two men talked over each other.After some more back-and-forth, Zeldin told Whitehouse that it must be a "crazy concept" for him to consider that more than one person could review the hundreds of grants in question and for more than one per calendar day.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPZeldin said he and his EPA colleagues have been "busting their a--" to identify waste and abuse and that Whitehouse was only interested in scoring political points."I'm using the facts as your employees stated them," Whitehouse claimed."Were on it every single day, because we have a zero-tolerance policy towards wasting dollars," Zeldin shot back."You don't care about wasting money," he went on, adding that he had promised committee member Sen. Pete Ricketts, R-Neb., at a prior hearing that he would make reviewing grants in this way a priority of his tenure. "I have to come back here in front of Sen. Ricketts today, and even though you don't care about wasting tax dollars, Sen. Ricketts does."Fox News Digital reached out to Sen. Shelley Moore Capito, R-W.V., chair of the Committee on Environment and Public Works for comment, but did not hear back by press time.

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