Nicholas Hautman is a Deputy Editor (News) at Us Weekly. He covers a range of topics including celebrities, entertainment news, pop culture, and relationships, with a particular focus on arts and entertainment, health and wellness, and culture. Nicholas has been featured in numerous publications, including The Mercury Newspaper, Miami Herald, and Sky News Australia, among others.
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By: Nicholas Hautman
Summer may be winding down, but music fans have plenty to look forward to this fall.
By: Nicholas Hautman
The People's Princess always and forever. The British royal family has kept Princess Diana 's memory alive since her untimely death in August 1997.
By: Nicholas Hautman
Vice President JD Vance suffered an awkward blunder while speaking about the upcoming anniversary of the September 11 attacks during a campaign rally on Monday, August 31.
By: Nicholas Hautman
Luigi Mangione ‘s prominent family was in talks to attend the court hearing in which he pleaded guilty to killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson
By: Nicholas Hautman
Luigi Mangione‘s prominent family was in talks to attend the court hearing in which he pleaded guilty to killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
By: Nicholas Hautman
Beyoncé is selling limited-edition merchandise to celebrate the 20th anniversary of her second album, B'Day — including a nearly $950 wood crate with nothing inside.
is selling limited-edition merchandise to of her second album, B'Day - including a nearly five-figure wood crate with nothing inside.
By: Nicholas Hautman, Kaitlin Simpson
The nominations for the 2026 CMA Awards have been revealed. The Country Music Association announced its nominees for the 60th annual ceremony
By: Kaitlin Simpson, Nicholas Hautman, Mike Vulpo
September 11, 2001, started off as an unusually slow news day at CNN's Atlanta headquarters. “Our lead story was whether basketball great Michael
By: Nicholas Hautman
September 11, 2001, started off as an unusually slow news day at CNN's Atlanta headquarters.
