Tashara Jones is a Page Six Reporter and Features Writer for the New York Post. With a focus on celebrity news and entertainment, Tashara covers the latest stories and events in the world of pop culture. Her work has also appeared in The Courier-Mail and she is known for her insightful and engaging articles.
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Tashara Jones' articles predominantly cover entertainment and celebrity-related news. Her focus includes events, evolving stories, and industry-specific coverage within the entertainment realm.
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By: Tashara Jones
“She views it as a step back in her career,” a source tells Page Six.
By: Tashara Jones
The fighter — who made his film debut in the new “Road House” movie — told us he had a blast in Tinseltown. “I [got to] throw [co-star] Jake Gyllenhaal over the bar,” McGregor told Page Six, “so that was pretty fun. I loved it.”
News about celebrities exclusive From Tashara Jones Published March 21, 2024, 6:49 p.m. ET
By: Tashara Jones
“Road House” remake star Lukas Gage says he was jumped as a teen. But he was able to draw on the horrifying experience for his role in the martial arts movie.
By: Tashara Jones
Jasmine Guy — the star of “Cosby Show” spin-off “Different World” — hopes that Bill Cosby’s crimes don’t sully the good work that he did in the field of Black education.
By: Tashara Jones
Jasmine Guy — the star of “Cosby Show” spin-off “Different World” — hopes that Bill Cosby's crimes don't sully the good work that he did in the field of Black education.
By: Tashara Jones
“The deal is already done, and they are getting ready to announce it in the upcoming days,” an insider told Page Six of the Revolt sale.
Is this not America? Former 2 Live Crew rapper Luther Campbell is planning to run for Congress to rep his home state of Florida — accompanied
By: Ian Mohr, Tashara Jones
Former 2 Live Crew rapper Luther “Uncle Luke” Campbell has come to Sean Diddy” Combs’ defense.
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