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'Big Brother' Showmance Couples Now: Who is still together? Which couples split up? Where are they now? (PHOTOS) By Elizabeth Kwiatkowski, 07/21/2021  Big Brother showmances come and go during the decades the reality series has been airing -- so which Big Brother showmances are still together, and which showmance couples broke up and went their separate ways? ADVERTISEMENT Big Brother premiered on CBS in Summer 2000, and many Big Brother showmances have developed in the 23 seasons that have aired on the network over the years. In fact, while Big Brother has always urged both vi...

'Big Brother' alum Eric Stein marries Marissa Nardi in New York City wedding By Elizabeth Kwiatkowski, 06/15/2021  Big Brother alum Eric Stein has tied the knot with his girlfriend of over four years, attorney Marissa Nardi. ADVERTISEMENT Eric, who competed on Big Brother's eighth season and finished in fifth place, married Marissa on Saturday, June 12 in New York City, Us Weeklyreported. Eric and Marissa, a Cornell Law School graduate who serves as a senior attorney for the Children's Rights nonprofit organization, reportedly exchanged vows in an outdoor wedding on the water at City Viney...

'Big Brother' Showmance Couples Now: Where are they now? Who is still together? Which couples have split up? (PHOTOS) . Big Brother Showmance Couples Now: What Big Brother showmance couples are still together, who has split up, and where are they now?

Manalapan begins long-awaited inaugural boys lacrosse season   1 / 5  The Manalapan High School boys lacrosse team stands for the national anthem before its game against Howell High School on April 28 in Howell. Manalapan lost to Howell by a score of 17-4.STEVEN BASSIN/STAFF   2 / 5  Manalapan High School boys lacrosse player Grant Carle scoops up the loose ball at midfield after winning the faceoff during a game against Howell High School on April 28 in Howell. STEVEN BASSIN/STAFF   3 / 5  Manalapan High School midfielder Marc Stefanelli runs past Howell defender Theo Deberghes dur...

Another Bad Idea: Fannie and Freddie as Utilities In the more than twelve years since their 2008 failure, nobody has been able to figure out how to end Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac being wards of the state, as their continued existence is wholly dependent on the generosity of the taxpayer by way of the U.S. Treasury’s credit.  Many proposals, legislative and otherwise, for restructuring or replacing these behemoths have come and gone. Now, arguments are increasingly being made to retread these government sponsored enterprises (GSEs) as privately owned, public utilities.  While this idea has...