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James Ransone’s Wife Details Being a Single Parent After His Death

James Ransone’s wife is grateful for her inner circle.  Five months after The Wire alum died by suicide, his wife Jamie “Skipper” McPhee shared a tribute for their son Jack’s 7th birthday, where...

Outlander Kills Off 2 Characters Ahead of Series Finale

Warning: This article contains major spoilers for Outlander's May 8 episode "Pharos." Outlander is bidding farewell to not one, but two characters. Percy Beauchamp (played by Michael Lindall) and...

How Stephen Colletti Helped Ex Hayden Panettiere Navigate Early Fame

Stephen Colletti was Hayden Panettiere’s hero back in the day.  The Heroes actress shared how the Laguna Beach alum, whom she dated for nearly two years in the mid-aughts, was “very protective” as...

Best Mother's Day Jewelry for Last-Minute Pickup (or Fast Shipping)

Mother’s Day is Sunday, May 10, and if you still need a gift for Mom, there’s still time to shop these last-minute Mother’s Day jewelry gifts. Many retailers offer convenient in-store pickup and...

Holly Madison Details Hugh Hefner’s “Sex Nights” in Playboy Mansion

Holly Madison is reflecting on one of her least favorite memories from living in the Playboy mansion.  Nearly 20 years after the Girls Next Door alum left Hugh Hefner’s residence, she reflected on...

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Watch Live: President Trump speaks from White House Rose garden as Middle East tensions remain high

Iran launched attacks on U.S. Navy ships in the Strait of Hormuz Thursday, as President Trump said the ceasefire remains intact despite the strikes.

Pauls Valley High School shooting suspect appears in court

A 20-year-old man accused of attempting to carry out a shooting last month at Pauls Valley High School is in court on Friday.

Multi-county grand jury alleges Gov. Kevin Stitt showed favoritism in Sara Polston case

A multi-county grand jury released a report on Oklahoma's GPS monitoring program and alleged favoritism from Gov. Kevin Stitt.

Pentagon releases new files on UFOs, says the public can draw its own conclusions

The Pentagon has begun releasing new files on UFOs and says the public can draw its own conclusions on “unidentified anomalous phenomena.”

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