Patrick Duffy described how his parents were murdered inside their Montana bar in 1986, how he broke the news to his sons and why his Buddhist practice became a crucial source of comfort.
Rep. Melanie Stansbury blamed Washington gridlock for missing a scheduled vote on impeaching War Secretary Pete Hegseth, while acknowledging she should have arrived sooner and noting supporters lacked the votes needed to advance the effort.
Anthony Clark died at 62, prompting heartfelt tributes from Mike O’Malley, Dane Cook, Nick Swardson and fans who remembered the “Yes, Dear” star as a gifted comedian whose performances delivered unforgettable laughter.
The Learjet crash that killed nine people has renewed scrutiny of private aviation, where lower experience requirements, uneven safety practices and fewer operational safeguards accompany a fatality rate far above that of commercial airlines.
Matt Damon says he talked himself out of starring in “Ted,” missing a blockbuster franchise and six months in Boston near his father, though he insists Mark Wahlberg was ultimately the right actor for the role.
Hollywood Smothers’ season is over because of a torn MCL after the Texas running back recorded 283 rushing yards and two touchdowns, while several other Longhorns remain questionable for Saturday’s road game against No. 18 Missouri.
Carson Daly shared the boozy secrets behind the “Today” cast’s holiday gatherings just hours after being named a permanent “Saturday Today” coanchor, earning an enthusiastic Guinness toast and heartfelt praise from Savannah Guthrie.
Baltimore fell to 4-5 after a brutal 33-10 loss to Jacksonville, its fourth consecutive defeat without Lamar Jackson, but Jesse Minter and Ravens players insisted the quarterback injuries do not excuse the team’s results.
A “Golden Boy” cast member allegedly declared that Josh O’Connor had landed the James Bond role after drinks, but the actor and studios have not confirmed the casting for the Amazon MGM Studios movie slated for 2028.
At 76, Morgan Fairchild is joining OnlyFans through Creators Inc., promising new photos, videos and candid conversations about her goofy side, science interests and family laughter while firmly ruling out the content some might expect from the platform.
Sylvester Stallone credits Taylor Sheridan with reaching viewers Hollywood neglected for generations, while arguing the movie industry still has not caught up with streaming or recognized what Middle American audiences want to see.