News about Ruth Bader Ginsburg

The pop superstar sent Biden appointee Brown Jackson, the first Black woman on the nation's highest court, four tickets to her Renaissance world tour, worth a total of $3,711.84, according to a report by the watchdog Fix The Court . SCOTUS nine justices have received at least 344 gifts worth $3 million in gifts between January 2004 and December 2023, per the analysis, which used official disclosure reports.

The winners of the Ruth Bader Ginsburg award were disqualified after her family members were appalled that the winners were males. The spring gala in Washington, D.C., was to honor Elon Musk, Rupert Murdoch, Michael Milken, Martha Stewart, and Sylvester Stallone for winning the RBG's name. However, the invitation-only function was postponed after Ginsburg's family announced the award, including Elon Musk and Rupert Murdoch, among others. The Ruth Bader Ginsburg Leadership Award has been given to exceptional people since 2020, the same year that the Supreme Court justice died at the age of 87. In a statement released on Monday, the Opperman Foundation's chairman said that the group was pulling the plug to avoid fueling controversies over the 2024 recipient list.

The Ruth Bader Ginsburg Leadership Award has been given to extraordinary women by the Opperman Foundation since 2020, but this year the Opperman Foundation has also extended it to women. This year, actress Sylvester Stallone, financier Michael Milken, and fashion icon Martha Stewart will receive the award along with Musk and Murdoch. Her family retaliated, criticizing the foundation's selections as "an affront to our mother and grandmother's honor," rather than listing out the two conservative billionaires.

Biden isn't getting any younger, and it would be the country's best gift if he dropped out of the 2023 presidential election, according to the Breakfast Club host. Charlamagne tha God likened Biden's campaign to Ruth Bader Ginsburg's controversial decision not to retire from the supreme court while hosting the show. 'Please, Mr. President, give America the ultimate Christmas gift and a step behind,' he said.

The eight-foot statue, 'NOW,' (left), was erected in the Appellate Division building in the Flatiron District's central courthouse, standing in front of statues of notable politicians such as Moses, Confucius, and Zoroaster (right). Unlike the other statues, the 'NOW' stands no resemblance to its inspiration, the first woman to serve on the Supreme Court, instead opting to style the hair like a ram's horns and replace its arms with protruding tentacles. Shahzia Sikander, a 53-year-old Pakistani-American artist, told the New York Times that the statue was designed to represent 'a strong woman and a form of resistance in a field that has traditionally been dominated by patriarchal representation.' On social media, however, many condemned the style, comparing it to 'Medusa' as it stands on the historic rooftop.

Despite his Netflix docuseries, King Charles will'always keep the door open for him,' the Daily Mail's Royal Editor Rebecca English says. After the six-part documentary debating Harry and Meghan's royal lives, she said the Royal Family made a "conscious decision" to Keep Calm and Carry On. In the Netflix series, the two made a string of bombshell appearances, while still giving viewers a rare glimpse into their marriage, their wedding, and life in the United States. Rebecca English told Palace Confidential that the Royal Family is undoubtedly 'angry and mournful' over some of the items that were mentioned in the series's.

A new Kay Jewelers commercial features a couple (left) that have a striking similarity to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex Harry and Meghan (right). The couple in the TV commercial are seen kissing and snuggling as the Harry look-a-like places the $299 necklace around his son's head, with the narrator promoting the jewelry. Although it's clear that the actors are not the royals, the camera angles, fades, and low-lighting have all left a lot of people skeptical of the ad.

The couple, who appeared in their bombshell docuseries 'Meghan & Harry,' will look at figures including Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Greta Thunberg, and former South African president Nelson Mandela. Harry claims Mandela was the inspiration for the film in the beginning. He then goes on to quote the former South African president and says, 'What counts in life is not the mere fact that we've lived…'

Clinton was asked for his reaction to Starr's death (bottom right), who died in a Houston hospital at the age of 76 after complications from surgery, and appeared on CNN on Sunday. I read the obituary and I realized that his family loved him, and I'm grateful for that.' And if your life is over, that's all there is to say,' replied Clinton. 'I was taught not to write about people who, you know, have nothing to say other than that I'm grateful he died with the love of his family,' Clinton added.