Author: Michael

Tim Curry opened up about his mortality nearly one year before he died at the age of 80. “I don’t fear death,” Curry told CBS Sunday Morning in October 2025. “I try to avoid it, as I think we all do. But, I suspect that in the end, I will welcome it. Well, I think it may be very comforting to go bye-bye — and I want to earn it.” The Rocky Horror Picture Show star suffered a stroke in 2012 that left him partially paralyzed. “It was so strange. I was actually having a massage, and the guy who…

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The hosts of MS NOW’s “Morning Joe” reacted Wednesday to the ongoing behind-the-scenes issues at Stars and Stripes, with Sen. Ruben Gallego (D-AZ) joining to declare that Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth is “afraid” the publication will reveal just how “incompetent” he is. The senator’s remarks come just days after the Pentagon fired three Stars and Stripes staff members over purported “insubordination,” after they spoke out against the Department of Defense’s overhaul of the military newspaper. Among the staffers fired were publisher Max Lederer, editor-in-chief Erik Slavin and Middle East reporter Lara Korte. Gallego, a combat veteran who served in…

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From must-have makeup to life-changing garments and delicious additions to your spice cabinet, Us’ Hot Stuff list is chock-full of products that will enhance all aspects of your life. But don’t just take it from Us — we’ve compiled the top shoppable items across categories beloved by your favorite celebrities. Take the Forme Power Bra, as seen on Taylor Swift during her Eras Tour rehearsals — and her “I Can Do It With a Broken Heart” video! The posture-correcting bra is specially engineered to engage spinal and shoulder muscle groups in real time to guide your body into proper alignment…

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A federal appeals court blocked the Federal Communications Commission from extending candidates’ discounted television advertising rates to political parties and joint fundraising committees, allowing local broadcasters to continue charging those groups higher rates during the midterm advertising rush. The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled 2-1 Tuesday that the reduced rates — known as the “lowest unit charge” — are reserved for legally qualified candidates. The court set aside FCC guidance issued in March that would have made certain advertisements purchased by party committees and joint fundraising groups eligible for the same discount. Federal law requires broadcast stations to…

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