In One Helluva Ride, Michael Douglas reveals hidden romances with Kathleen Turner and Jeanne Tripplehorn while confronting drug use, infidelity, fatherhood regrets and the cancer battle that transformed his view of family.
Cynthia Erivo privately challenged Sunny Hostin’s handling of the Cornell sexual assault discussion, urging her to lead with empathy. Hostin adopted that advice but continued defending her legal analysis and calling for New York law to change.
Michael Douglas recounts the drunken Golden Globes confrontation that forced him to send Julia Roberts roses and apologize, while admitting the incident damaged their relationship even after everyone finished working together on “Flatliners.”
Robert De Niro delivered a profanity filled attack on Trump’s voter roll initiative at a New York City rally, while the administration pursued state data and cases involving allegedly ineligible voters.
Brittany Mahomes turned Klint Kubiak’s bold halftime prediction against him after Patrick Mahomes led three fourth quarter touchdown drives and the Chiefs survived the Raiders 30 to 27 in Las Vegas.
Michelle Obama’s pointed pregnancy jokes and candid family comments are drawing fresh attention as persistent divorce rumors continue surrounding her marriage to Barack, despite the couple’s public effort to reject the speculation.
Disney President Dana Walden praised Jimmy Kimmel but refused to guarantee his show’s future, citing a shrinking late night broadcast audience, weaker digital revenue and unresolved business questions as his current contract approaches its endpoint.
James Woods connected a caravan of more than 600 migrants to the November midterms, unleashing a fierce attack on Democrats as Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin insisted the group had no chance of entering the United States.