Harrison Ford rushed to comfort 'shaking' and sobbing Ke Huy Quan after terrifying Indiana Jones stunt
Ke Huy Quan went into "full panic" mode filming a terrifying stunt in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, and leading ... Read More
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Caleb Shomo faced 'homophobia' after coming out as gay
Caleb Shomo has admitted he "faced a lot of homophobia" after coming out as gay.
The Beartooth rocker filed for divorce from Fleur Shomo, his wife of nearly 14 years, last month - two months after revealing the truth ...Read more
Johnny Hates Jazz's Clark Datchler reveals veterans break down in tears over I Don't Want to Be a Hero
Clark Datchler has revealed the deeply emotional reaction veterans have had to Johnny Hates Jazz's I Don't Want to Be a Hero.
Former servicemen and women approach him in tears after performances of the 1987 anti-war ...Read more
Yeah Yeah Yeahs rocker Karen O withdraws from Olivia Rodrigo's festival because of 'family emergency'
Yeah Yeah Yeahs rocker Karen O pulled out of performing at Olivia Rodrigo's inaugural festival because of a "family emergency".
The 47-year-old singer is saddened to have withdrawn from the 23-year-old pop megastar's ...Read more
Sir Ridley Scott still sketches his films on paper
Sir Ridley Scott still sketches out his films on paper.
The filmmaker behind blockbusters including Blade Runner, Alien and Gladiator credits his art student days for shaping the way he works today, having studied design ...Read more
New Pokémon movie on the way
A new Pokémon movie is set for release in 2027.
The film - Pokémon: Wild Card - is the first Pokémon movie to be released in seven years, and was announced during the closing ceremony at the 2026 Pokémon World ...Read more
Katseye's Sophia won't be on their Wildworld tour
Katseye star Sophia Laforteza won't be on the group's Wildworld tour.
The Animal stars are due to start their Wildworld jaunt on September 1, and will be performing at venues in Europe, the UK and North America on the ...Read more
Ukrainians with TPS face uncertainty, felt especially in Sacramento
Yaroslav Perepadya has built a life in Davis since fleeing Ukraine with his teenage son after Russia invaded their country in 2022. He has a job with the state, pays taxes and has watched his son begin college.
Now, that ...Read more
Eva Mendes says Ryan Gosling tribute tattoo is the 'only one' she's ever wanted
Eva Mendes has admitted her tattoo tribute to Ryan Gosling is "the only" inking she has "ever wanted".
The 52-year-old actress shared a series of pictures on her Instagram page over the weekend, with one snap showing her ...Read more
Prince Jackson reflects on dad Michael's 'cool' legacy on late star's 68th birthday
Prince Jackson says it's "really cool" seeing the lasting impact his late father Michael has had on the music industry.
The 29-year-old son of Michael and his ex-wife Debbie Rowe opened up to People about his dad, who ...Read more
Vanessa Williams' daughter believes grandfather 'saved her' from near-death experience
Vanessa Williams' daughter Jillian Hervey escaped unharmed after a tornado sent a tree crashing down on her car - and believes her grandfather "saved her".
The Lion Babe singer was just 17 when the terrifying freak ...Read more
Where does California stand in the vote-by-mail legal saga now? Here's what to know
The Supreme Court on Monday struck down an injunction barring the Trump administration from enacting new rules for mail-in voting, raising questions about the process just weeks before California plans to send ballots to ...Read more
Ask the Pediatrician: How to manage low breast milk supply
Navigating concerns of low breast milk supply can be a source of stress for some families. Here are a few steps that can help if you're looking to boost your milk supply, whether you are exclusively nursing your infant or ...Read more
Catherine Thorbecke: Is your brain rotted enough for microdramas?
If an alien species learned about humanity solely through microdramas, they would conclude that our lives revolve around spicy secret affairs, billionaire suitors and the occasional werewolf or vampire. There’s a reason ...Read more
The Medicare GLP-1 discount has one big catch: Some sick patients don't qualify
In January, Jeff La Marca got a prescription for the popular weight loss drug Zepbound. But he couldn’t afford the $750 monthly price tag.
Then Medicare launched an 18-month pilot program that offers GLP-1 medications ...Read more
Bill of the Month: Her breast MRI was approved, but that didn't mean her insurance would pay
Last year, Stephanie Halver’s primary care doctor consulted a risk assessment tool to calculate her chances of one day developing breast cancer. Halver, now 43, remembered the likelihood “popped up really high.”
...Read more
Maryland injured employees caught in workers' comp payment disputes
Nearly two decades later, Christopher Devoe still wakes from nightmares about the gruesome scene: bone fragments lodged in the ceiling, brain matter dripping above him and a hostage who had narrowly escaped before the ...Read more
Republican-on-Republican battle for California's 40th Congressional District may hinge on message
In the race for the realigned California’s 40th Congressional District, the messaging coming out of each campaign — and their supporters — may make all the difference come November.
Voters will have their say ...Read more
Tired of waiting? $40 million project at UCSD aims to accelerate healthcare
On a recent morning, medical professionals huddled around banks of computer monitors like weather forecasters tracking a developing hurricane, though bed occupancy rates over 90% were the pressing threat rather than rising...Read more
Miami Secret Service agent case shows depth of 'underground' hazing, experts say
MIAMI — When a Miami Secret Service agent and two of his fellow alums of the nation’s second-oldest historically Black fraternity were arrested and accused of beating two men so badly they required emergency hospital ...Read more
'She masked, she masked, she masked': Unseen autism and its toll on young girls
LOS ANGELES -- Ruby Hobbs-Leffler felt things with an intensity that even a smart little girl with a big vocabulary couldn't put into words.
Life was an onslaught of bright lights, loud noises, intolerable textures and ...Read more
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