Madonna has covered a month’s rent for musicians at the New York Music Building in Midtown Manhattan, where she once rehearsed early in her career. The payment was made in partnership with credit card company Bilt and applies to all 69 tenants.
Tenants received an email stating that Madonna and Bilt were covering up to $1,999.99 on May rent. The building manager noted that the funds were provided solely because Madonna wanted to support the musicians in the building where she got her start.
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New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration has concluded a six-week series of “Rental Ripoff” hearings held across the five boroughs, where renters described problems ranging from unaddressed repairs and pests to lack of heat and allegedly deceptive fees. City officials say a report summarizing the testimony and recommending policy actions is expected within 90 days of the final hearing.
Madonna spilled the tea on an old run-in with Billy Idol from her early New York days. The pop star claims the rocker swiped her taxi without a word. She shared the story during a recent Bilt collaboration.
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Actor Mickey Rourke has addressed his eviction from a Los Angeles apartment, stating he withheld rent over unresolved rodent and plumbing issues. In an interview with TMZ, the 73-year-old detailed his repair requests and the judge's ruling in favor of the landlord.
Tens of thousands of protesters marched through Madrid on Sunday to demand rent regulation and denounce abuses by landlords and speculators.
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Madonna appeared last night in London wearing baggy blue jeans with holes at the knee and thigh. The look comes as some designers have featured distressed denim in recent runway shows.
Several New York Knicks stars were denied entry to Madonna and Sabrina Carpenter's exclusive Met Gala after party at Zero Bond. The snub came hours after their historic 137-98 playoff Game 1 win over Philly. TMZ reports the bash stayed intimate with a strict guest list.
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Rose-Marie Pettersson has been promised a new apartment through the Bostad först project in Borlänge. She was evicted from her previous home two years ago but now receives a second chance.