People magazine
Coverage of People magazine in the Nexus archive.
- Tony Romo body camera footage of arrest released
Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo was arrested on suspicion of operating a vehicle while intoxicated. He refused a breath test and was cited for refusal, which is a traffic violation. Romo requested a hearing to challenge the citation, scheduled for September.
- Trace Adkins details surviving ‘kill shot’ from ex-wife in 1994
Trace Adkins revealed his ex-wife shot him during an argument in 1994, with the bullet passing through his heart and lungs. He survived due to the bullet's trajectory and velocity, and stated he does not believe she intended to kill him. Adkins was separated from his second wife, Julie Curtis, at the time and later divorced her in 1994.
- Sean Combs placed in solitary confinement after prison fight: reports
Sean Combs was placed in solitary confinement following a prison fight with another inmate. He is serving a 50-month sentence at FCI Ft. Dix for transportation to engage in prostitution, with his release expected in February 2028 (moved up from April). The fight's impact on his release date is uncertain.
- Nivea shares leukemia diagnosis
Nivea, the singer from 'Laundromat,' was diagnosed with Chronic Myeloid Leukemia (CML) in early 2026 and is undergoing treatment. She expressed gratitude for the manageable nature of her condition and shared that she is continuing her music career while taking audio engineering classes.
- Jilted and fired, DHS official accuses ex of defamation
A former Department of Homeland Security official sued her ex-partner, accusing him of defamation by spreading false claims about a sugar daddy prostitution relationship. The lawsuit alleges the ex-partner anonymously made public accusations to media outlets, leading to her suspension and termination from DHS and the revocation of a CIA job offer.
- ‘Today’ show scare as intruder breaks into studio looking for Al Roker, confronts Craig Melvin
An intruder entered the 'Today' show studio seeking Al Roker and confronted Craig Melvin, shouting a racial slur. The man was detained without causing injuries, and the incident did not disrupt the broadcast.
- King Charles III hosts Prince Harry and family
King Charles III hosted Prince Harry, Meghan, and their children for the first time in four years at Highgrove House. The private meeting followed a rift and occurred amid reports of denied security protection and a lost privacy lawsuit involving Harry.
- Patrick Dempsey shuts down Maine Senate buzz as Democrats weigh a replacement
Patrick Dempsey confirmed he will not run for a Maine Senate seat, ending speculation about his candidacy. Democratic nominee Graham Platner has paused his campaign amid sexual assault allegations. Dempsey emphasized the need for meaningful change on issues like housing, healthcare, and education but declined to endorse any replacement candidate.
- Prince Harry's 'secret' tribute to late Queen is revealed by Sussex-approved People magazine
Prince Harry paid a secret tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth II, as revealed by People magazine, which is approved by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
- Billy Ray Cyrus defends Trump, says being commander in chief is a 'tough job'
Country singer Billy Ray Cyrus defends President Donald Trump, calling the presidency a 'tough job' and urging prayer for the nation. Cyrus performed at the Liberty Ball event celebrating Trump's return to the White House, despite technical issues during the performance.