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Noah Galloway's New Chapter: Becoming a Grandpa at 44 New

Noah Galloway's New Chapter: Becoming a Grandpa at 44

Former Dancing With the Stars contestant and motivational speaker Noah Galloway is about to be a grandfather at age 44. “There are moments as a parent where you look at your kids and wonder how time moved so fast,” Galloway, 44, wrote via Instagram on Saturday, September 5. “I’m so proud of Colston and Ariel and so excited for this next chapter of their lives. Watching my son become a husband was something special. Now I get to watch him become a dad, and I already know these two are going to be incredible parents.” He continued, “And somehow, I’m about to be a grandfather. Which brings us to the important part… what the heck am I supposed to be called? Granddad? Grandpa? Pawpaw? P-Paw? Pappy? Grandpappy? I feel like this decision could age me 15 years instantly.” Alongside the announcement, Noah shared a photo of son Colston Galloway sitting behind wife Ariel Galloway as she held up a slew of ultrasound images while spending time on the beach. In the comments section, Noah received sweet messages from fans and loved ones — including his former DWTS partner. “OH MY GOSH!!!!!” Pro dancer Sharna Burgess commented. Noah, who lost two limbs in 2005 after surviving a bomb blast in Iraq, competed on season 20 of DWTS and placed third. While appearing on the show, Noah popped the question to then-girlfriend Jamie Boyd. The pair announced their split months after the engagement. Noah has since tied the knot with wife Amanda Galloway in 2021. In August, Noah shared that he had returned to dancing after a hiatus. “I really thought my days of dancing were behind me after Dancing With the Stars. But apparently not because I’m dancing again. For years, anytime somebody asked me to dance again, my answer was pretty simple: no,” he said. “But recently I got the chance to tour First Light in Birmingham, Alabama, and see what they are doing for women and children experiencing homelessness, and I walked out of there knowing if they ever asked anything of me, I was going to say yes. Well then they told me about their Dancing With the Stars of the Magic City fundraiser and asked me to do it.” He continued, "Apparently I should have been a little more specific about what I was willing to do. So here we are. I’m partnered with Bailey Shirley from Calera Dance Academy. And somehow Bailey now has the responsibility of teaching me how to dance again. So good luck to her.” Noah noted that the “timing is kind of funny” because Sharna is also heading back to the ballroom this year. (Sharna is paired with Bachelor Nation’s Tyler Cameron on DWTS season 35.) “So I guess we are both coming out of retirement,” he said. “But this time, I’m dancing right here in Birmingham, Alabama, and we are doing it to raise money for First Light.” In the comments section, Sharna supported her former partner and wrote, “NOAHHHHHHH!! Omg I love this so much ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️.”

Sep 06, 2026
Influencers Hijack US Open, Leaving Tennis Fans Frustrated New

Influencers Hijack US Open, Leaving Tennis Fans Frustrated

The lasting image of this year’s US Open won’t be one of any international superstar tennis player triumphantly hoisting a handcrafted Tiffany trophy in the air.Rather it will be of an unidentified, fed-up fan covering his face with his hand out of sheer exasperation, as a group of influencers in a luxury suite above him loudly acted out a Kim Kardashian quote — “Hey, guys. We’re back. Did you miss us? Because we missed you” — complete with a loud “woooo!”They were, of course, performing to a camera with a ring light. Never mind that Naomi Osaka and Anastasia Zakharova were in the middle of playing.At the US Open, a fed-up fan holds his head in his hands as a group of influencers in a suite above make a ruckus. Barstool Sports via Danny Singer/ XThe ruckus this group created inside of Arthur Ashe Stadium caused the umpire to stop play and reprimand them for the disruption.As the moment went viral on X, many of us found rare consensus.We are all this man.We’re all sick of influencers invading and spoiling everything with their narcissistic preening and faux “discoveries” of already well-known spots. In recent years, these ego-centric fools have also started flooding sporting events and taking the focus away from the main draw.The US Open has always had its own vibrant Big Apple flavor, as opposed to the stuffy atmosphere of, say, Wimbledon. But now, groups of people unwilling to follow basic tennis etiquette has become the story.“Today the umpire told everyone to be quiet more than I’ve ever heard an umpire tell a crowd to be quiet,” Osaka said after her Monday match. At the same one, another influencer in polka dots was seen posing for photos being taken with a ring light during play.In a cringey video widely shared on X, the group of influencers were seen collectively recording a video, loudly repeating a Kim Kardashian quote during the US Tennis Open. X/@michiganboy310Jessica Pegula, who is currently ranked No. 3 in the world, said influencer behavior has “become a little too much this year.” That’s an understatement.“People are down there trying to perform. It’s their career and their job. It seems a bit disrespectful,” she added of players like her.Part of the blame can be laid at the feet of the USTA, which has nearly doubled the number of credentials doled out to content creators. (According to Front Office Sports, there were 54 in 2025.)To be fair, some of them put out decent, informed coverage. But you also have high-end brands packing their suites with self-centered influencers who treat the tournament like it’s a movie set for their very own biopic.All that main-character energy surging through our culture emboldens the entitled to act less like invited guests blending in and more like rude piggies feeding at the trough.Another video shared on TikTok shows a woman using a large, very bright light to capture content during Naomi Osaka’s match. TikTok/@katticuspfinchCoco Gauff, who won a US Open singles title in 2023, said the tournament should be “like with anything, any venue you go to, like if you’re being invited to a red carpet, you wouldn’t show up in jeans. I think it’s just, follow the etiquette of the sport.”Gauff, trying to be diplomatic said she was happy to have a “new demographic” that “helps grow the sport.”But many of these obnoxious, camera-wielding influencers aren’t there to promote tennis, nor are they there to appreciate it.They are there to promote themselves. To them, it’s more fodder to create the illusion that they live the life we all envy. The actual sport is mere background noise. But who are they even marketing the sport to?Spectators are annoyed that influencers are using ring lights to stage photo shoots matches at the US Open. @katticuspfinch/ TikTokThe US Open has always been the hottest ticket of the season. Yet access for diehard tennis fans is already limited by an $800 million renovation at Arthur Ashe that will eliminate “cheap” seats to create more luxury suites.The everyday Joe who enjoys the sport can go scratch. Want to promote the game? Make the tickets more accessible so kids and families can experience the thrill firsthand. Not through an influencer saying, “Come with me” and proceeding to suck down 10 Honey Deuce cocktails while flaunting the free clothing that arrived in their latest haul.Thankfully, there seems to be some intervention. Warnings against flash photography during play have been issued. And two foodie influencers, who received credentials through a restaurant, had their passes yanked after posting them online.Influencers Meg Radice and Audrey Jongens say they were kicked out of the US Open after posting photos of their credentials online. The women, who run the Instagram account The VIP List, had partnered with a restaurant at the tournament to film content, but the USTA said they were improperly credentialed. @theviplist/InstagramThe VIP List’s Meg Radice and Audrey Jongens — who feast on expensive food and deliver verdicts on restaurants all with their breasts hanging out — whined about getting their access revoked.(The USTA said they were improperly credentialed).“It was taken away like that. Just because we wanted to show how hot we looked in our credentials,” Radice said.But when it comes to the seizure, I’ll quote early 21st century philosopher Paris Hilton: “That’s hot.”

Sep 06, 2026
Kelly Osbourne's Hidden Struggle After Ozzy's Death New

Kelly Osbourne's Hidden Struggle After Ozzy's Death

Kelly Osbourne is opening up about her dramatic weight loss following the death of her rock legend father, Ozzy Osbourne. “I looked like the f***ing Crypt Keeper,” Kelly, 41, told the Daily Mail in an interview published on Saturday, September 5. “I said, ‘This is scary. I didn’t know I looked like this.’ My spine — you could see every single bone.” She continued, “I couldn’t see what other people saw because I was in so much pain. I just saw a broken person.” The Black Sabbath frontman’s family confirmed his death on July 22, 2025, shortly after his final concert and a public battle with Parkinson’s. He was 76. “It is with more sadness than mere words can convey that we have to report that our beloved Ozzy Osbourne has passed away this morning,” the family’s statement read at the time. “He was with his family and surrounded by love. We ask everyone to respect our family privacy at this time.” Kelly broke her silence shortly after her father’s death, calling the rocker “the best friend I ever had.” “I am so sad,” she wrote via her Instagram Story two days after her father’s death. Concern regarding her thin frame hit a fever pitch when Kelly appeared alongside her mother, Sharon Osbourne, her brother, Jack Osbourne, and her ex-fiancé and former SlipKnot keyboardist Sid Wilson at the 2026 Grammys to honor her father’s legacy. While speaking to the Daily Mail, Kelly admitted that she was afraid to appear publicly given her weight loss. “I wore a wig to cover my face, so you couldn’t see how skinny my cheekbones really were,” she revealed, adding that she was worried the attention she knew she would get would distract from her father’s tribute. “They knew I was going through something,” she continued of her stylists, who she says also purposefully dressed her in a wardrobe that would flatter — and in some cases hide — her body. “I was scared. I wanted to be there to support my mum and pay tribute to my father’s legacy. But in all honesty, when I reflect on it, I don’t think I should have gone. I wasn’t very well.” Kelly previously slammed online commentators who accused her of using GLP-1 medications to lose weight in the midst of her grief. “I don’t even know how to say this, so I’m just gonna say it,” Kelly said in a video shared during her mom’s appearance on a December 10 episode of Piers Morgan Uncensored. “To the people who keep thinking they’re being funny and mean by writing comments like ‘Are you ill?,’ or ‘Get off Ozempic,’ [or] ‘You don’t look right.’ My dad just died. And I’m doing the best that I can, and the only thing I have to live for right now is my family.” She continued, “And I choose to share my content with you and share the happy side of my life, not the miserable side of my life.” When describing her overwhelming grief to the outlet, Kelly admitted sadness overtook even her body’s hunger cues. “You’re filled with so much pain that the feeling of hunger can’t even pop up,” she explained. If you or someone you know struggles with an eating disorder, visit the National Alliance for Eating Disorders website or call their hotline at (866) 662-1235. Text "ALLIANCE" to 741741 for free, 24/7 support.

Sep 06, 2026
Tragedy in the Ring: Andy 'The Butcher' Williams' Final Match Shocks Fans New

Tragedy in the Ring: Andy 'The Butcher' Williams' Final Match Shocks Fans

Professional wrestler Andy “The Butcher” Williams died after suffering a medical episode during a tag-team match Friday.Williams, a 48-year-old pro with All Elite Wrestling, collapsed in the ring while participating in a match with longtime tag-team partner Jesse “The Blade” Guilmette at Mr. Small’s Theater in Millvale, Pa., TMZ reported. Professional wrestler Andy “The Butcher” Williams collapsed during a fight outside of Pittsburgh Friday night.Doctors ran into the ring when it became apparent Williams was in distress and gave him CPR before he was rushed to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead, according to a representative for the Pittsburgh-based organization Love Wrestling.“Butcher Forever,” the group posted Sunday morning after his death was confirmed.Witness Rich Fann told POST Wrestling that Williams “seemed to be in a bit of dire straits, they went to a finish, and he was a little wobbly. Andy then went down, and Blade helped him up a bit and then tried to get folks to help. Williams was also an accomplished heavy-metal guitar player for Every Time I Die. Amy Harris/Invision/AP“Once they saw, both the crew, the paramedics and the crowd worked in unison. Cleared a path, paid attention to the calls on the mic and then got him chest compressions, ice and then the AED [defibrilator]. Then they boarded and got him out of there.”Organizers canceled the rest of the event after the dramatic incident.Officials have not yet determined the cause of death.Williams was also an accomplished musician who played rhythm guitar for the heavy-metal band Every Time I Die.

Sep 06, 2026
Catalina White's Bold Comment on CT Tamburello's New Romance Stirs Drama New

Catalina White's Bold Comment on CT Tamburello's New Romance Stirs Drama

Chris ‘CT’ Tamburello’s estranged wife, Catalina White, is sounding off on news that the Challenge star is dating Phaedra Parks. On Saturday, September 5, White, 40, replied in the comment section of a news report about Parks, 54, going public with her romance with Tamburello, 46, two years after they openly flirted as competitors on The Traitors season 2. “Sign the papers ������,” White wrote. Her comment was likely meant to encourage Tamburello to sign their divorce papers since settlement negotiations between the two have been taking place all year. Us confirmed that White filed for divorce in Miami-Dade County, Florida, in January, stating in court documents that her marriage was “irretrievably broken.” She initially asked the court to divide her and Tamburello’s assets “equitably” and requested that neither party pay alimony. Tamburello responded in a court petition by asking to keep his “pre-marital and non-marital assets” and encouraged a judge to award “any such relief as the Court deems just and proper.” The former couple were required to file a financial affidavit by March 13, 2026, though they ultimately asked for a 30-day extension. Tamburello could not sign off on any settlement immediately as he was away filming a TV show. “The parties are currently negotiating a marital settlement agreement that contains an agreed waiver of exchanging and filing Financial Affidavits,” their lawyers explained in a joint petition. “The settlement agreement is on its final stages, however, the Respondent/Husband is out of town filming a reality show in which he has very limited contact with his counsel.” The joint petition continued, “The parties expect settlement to be imminent and will be concluded as soon as counsel for Respondent/Husband can connect with her client.” In August, White told Where Is the Buzz that she wanted to “genuinely wish Chris nothing but the best” despite their marriage coming to an end. “Out of respect for the legal process and for everyone involved, I’m not going to discuss the details of our relationship or the divorce,” she stressed. However, White did say that the complex process of getting divorced made her feel “grateful to have built my own career and to be able to support myself independently.” “I’ve worked incredibly hard for what I have, and I’m proud of that,” the model said. “This has never been about money for me. My focus is simply on moving forward, continuing to build my business, being there for my family, and embracing the next chapter of my life with positivity.” Parks went public with her new romance with Tamburello on Sirius XM’s Jeff Lewis Live on Friday, September 4, revealing that she planned to take him as her date to the Creative Arts Emmy Awards. The RHOA star confirmed to host Jeff Lewis that she’d “been out” with Tamburello a few times but declined to share exactly how many dates they’ve had. Prior to his two-year marriage to White, Tamburello was with first wife Lilianet Solares, with whom he shares 10-year-old son CJ, from 2018 to 2023. Parks and ex-husband Apollo Nida were married from 2009 to 2017 and they share sons Ayden, 16, and Dylan, 13.

Sep 06, 2026
NJ Teen's Vision of Virgin Mary Stuns After Tumor Shrinks New

NJ Teen's Vision of Virgin Mary Stuns After Tumor Shrinks

While most 4-year-olds were speaking to Elmo, Lil’ Dominic Auricchio was talking to the man upstairs.“I had a dream and God came to me,” the now 13-year-old recalled to The Post. “He told me to be a priest, and then I went into my mom’s bedroom . . . it was the middle of the night . . . and ever since then I’ve wanted to become a priest,” he said.The rising eighth-grader at Holy Trinity School in Westfield, NJ, has kept his commitment to the cloth — alongside other aspirations.Dominic Auricchio won the prestigious Cardinal Joseph Tobin Essay & Video Contest, with his entry about his divine encounters and how they inspired him to become a priest. Archdiocese of Newark“He came home one day and said, ‘I think I’m gonna be the first priest astronaut,'” his mom Maria recalled.“It’s now priest slash Marine. I want to become a Marine first and then join the priesthood,” said Dominic, whose father, Neal, is a Marine who served two tours in Iraq and was awarded the Purple Heart.Dominic began suffering from headaches in December 2022, and an MRI revealed a large mass on his brain.“He went on medications and we were debating on what we were going to do. We didn’t want obviously to do surgery if we didn’t have to . . . because of where it was, they would have had to cut into bone,” Maria said.Months later, in May 2023, Dominic said the Virgin Mary appeared in his bedroom to assure him he’d recover.“She was dressed just like we imagine her . . . and she told me that everything would be OK,” said Dominic.Dominic was in the hospital recovering from his fifth seizure when he heard about the archdiocese’s essay contest. Courtesy of Archdiocese of NewarkThat June Dominic had a CAT scan, and “they called me and said, ‘There’s no reason to move forward with the surgery,’ and now it’s like nothing,” Maria said.“Now, when he has an MRI, it appears as just a very small blip.” Throughout the harrowing health scare, Dominic remained a devout Catholic and was “praying non-stop,” he said.On the ride home from school one afternoon after the diagnosis, Maria heard her son talking to God in the backseat.“He’s just going, ‘I’m just too young to die’ . . . very like matter of fact and calm,” she recalled.One Christmas, Dominic asked for religious objects blessed by Pope Francis. Archdiocese of NewarkThe teen serves as an altar boy at St. Helen’s Church and as a buddy to an autistic girl at the parish’s inclusive Masses.“There’s people with disabilities who can’t sit through a regular Mass . . . Everyone’s given a buddy to sit with. I feel closer to God every time I do that,” he said.Maria, whose three sons are all altar servers, said the family attends different masses on Sunday, depending on their sports schedules.“Or they’ll just miss the sports for it. I’m just honest with the coaches that we have church,” she said.Dominic Auricchio and his older brother, Vincenzo, serving as altar servers at St. Helen’s in Westwood, NJ. Archdiocese of NewarkDominic was this year’s winner of the Cardinal Joseph Tobin Essay and Video Contest, sponsored by the Archdiocese of Newark.In the video, he talks about his love for his parents, brothers and hockey like a typical teenager, but then reveals his religious visions — and calling to the priesthood. “Priesthood is a life of service, sacrifice and joy, centered on Jesus,” he says. “I trust that God is guiding me step by step. And I hope to answer his call one day.”Dominic was awarded a plaque and $1,500 for his award-winning essay and video. Archdiocese of NewarkHe also talks about the letter he wrote to Pope Francis when he was in fifth grade, asking for blessed items.“I received a military Bible, holy water, and a crucifix; they were blessed by The Pope. I was really excited that morning,” he told The Post.His winning video also mentioned how his medical issues, including suffering from seizures, whose causes are still unknown, have given him empathy for others. “These experiences have helped me understand how other people feel when they are scared or hurting. I want to be someone who brings comfort and hope.”Dominic was actually in the hospital in March, recovering from the fifth seizure he’s had since December, when he heard about the contest, in which 49 seventh graders from the Archdiocese of Newark’s 64 Catholic schools competed.“It was probably my worst seizure because I had to stay in the hospital for six days lying in a bed,” said Dominic, who was awarded a plaque and $1,500 for his award-winning essay and video.He said he stays faithful despite his medical issues because he knows “God is always working in his own ways.“Even if something bad happens, it’s part of his plan, so you just have to go with it.”.

Sep 06, 2026
NYC Singles Take a Swing at Love During US Open New

NYC Singles Take a Swing at Love During US Open

As the world’s finest Grand Slammers face off at the US Open this year, with the likes of players Carlos Alcaraz and Alex Zverev securing nail-biting wins, New York City singles are flocking to the Arthur Ashe Stadium in hopes of catching the action — and netting a romantic catch. Love, much like those little fluorescent yellow balls that fly around tennis courts, can land anywhere. So sports fans on the prowl are spending anywhere between $23 and $739 for admission into the three-week championship series, happening now through September 13, where hotties and hobbyists abound.Rosello, like hundreds of love hopefuls, is interested in meeting her match during the 2026 US Open tennis tournament. Courtesy Alyssa RoselloMaking the trek to Flushing Meadows-Corona Park for the fête is costly, yet worthwhile for folks ready to ditch dismal dating apps and finally find the one. Local lover girls, like Dee Vel-Baque, 33, kicked their searches for significant others into high gear at the 2026 FIFA World Cup games this summer. And city sweeties Danielle Kuchinskas and Alex Frawley punctuated their love story as NBA baller Jalen Brunson led the Knicks to a historic victory in June. Alyssa Rosello, a Manhattan single, is hoping The Open serves up similar success. “It’ll be great to meet someone when I go to a match next week. Sports are a great way to meet people, especially as a girl,” the 5-foot-10 brunette, a product manager, told The Post. Like US Open greats, Gael Monfils and Elina Svitolina, single tennis lovers of the city are eager to take a swing at love. AFP via Getty ImagesWhile the lifelong tennis enthusiast plans to have her head in the game as the professional athletes duke it out, she’ll have her eye on the crowd, scoping the scene for a tall, dark and handsome hunk who shares her passion for the pastime. “To find someone attractive, kind and funny that also loves watching and playing tennis would be amazing,” said Rosello, who’s open to meeting Mr. Right on platforms such as Hinge and Raya, but optimistic for an in-person meet-cute. “We can watch and play tennis together. One of my dreams is to go to Wimbledon and the French Open,” she gushed. “It’d be so fun to travel with someone that is also interested in that. Having a common interest is super important.”The Manhattaner, who played tennis from childhood through college, says she’d love to land a fella who’s a fellow tennis lover. Courtesy Alyssa RoselloSharing a love of sports, specifically tennis, isn’t just super important in today’s dating world. It’s also a major thread that’s stitching lonely hearts together, per surprising new data. Researchers for Feeld, a dating app for open-minded individuals, recently determined that tennis buffs generate roughly 45% more meaningful connections than fans of other major sports. More titillating, the findings also revealed higher rates in kink-forward desires, such as role play, edging, exploration and domination, in rascals with a fondness for the rackets. Feeld study authors found that tennis players over-index in kinky proclivities, owing, in part, to an inclination toward intellectual stimulation. AFP via Getty ImagesBut Justin Lehmiller, a social psychologist and Kinsey Institute fellow, assured The Post that tennis isn’t some tawdry aphrodisiac. Instead, it’s an intellectual stimulant that keeps sharp-wits on their toes — and, if they’re lucky and consenting, their backs.  “Tennis, itself, isn’t necessarily making people kinkier…[but] those who are interested in tennis over-index on intellectual games like backgammon and chess,” explained Lehmiller, an Intimacy Advisor at Feeld, noting statistics from the study.Lehmiller tells The Post, “When you have a shared love of sports, that can make it a lot easier to form connections with like- minded people.” Courtesy of Dr. Justin Lehmiller“That suggests that we might be looking at a group of people who are particularly drawn to mental stimulation, strategy and maybe even a little friendly competition,” he said. “When you’re really into a given sport, that tends to create a lot of emotion and excitement.““If you’re watching that sport with someone else who has that same level of engagement, it can lead to an intense and memorable experience.”Katie, a confidence coach based in Chelsea, agrees. Tennis aficionados tend to have higher desires for saucy sexplay, according to the Feeld report. Nina/peopleimages.com – stock.adobe.comThe Gothamite, 27, who chose to withhold her last name for privacy, issued a friendly call-to-action to the single ladies of NYC in a viral vid, beckoning gals to the US Open stands for the optimal chance to snag a man. “There’s such beauty in meeting [a potential partner] out in the wild, especially at an event like The Open. People are like showing up, they’re looking cute, excited, drinking a Honey Deuce — it makes people more open to connecting,” said Katie, who’s currently off-the-market, but always on the lookout for her unattached pals. Here’s the latest on the 2026 US Open: Madison Keys implodes in third set for shocking US Open loss to Qinwen Zheng Amanda Anisimova handed early exit in stunning US Open upset following 2025 underdog run NYC singles take big swing at love during US Open: ‘Sports are a great way to meet people’ US Open now serving $23 pre-mixed Honey Deuces on tap — but sippers call it deuce abuse The US Open is going to be a bigger party than ever — complete with marijuana delivery on demand She even spotted a suitable suitor for her best friend during Wednesday’s daytime sessions, when the likes of Jessica Pegula, Ben Shelton and Daniil Medvedev each secured victories.Unfortunately, Katie wasn’t able to close a deal on the romantic match. “I saw a lot of groups of guys letting loose and having fun,” she said. “But the guy that would have been great for my friend wasn’t single.” But the wannabe Cupid isn’t giving up hope. “Right now, people are craving that like in-real-life excitement that comes with making face-to-face connections,” said Katie. “And what better place to chat, laugh and high-five over something cool, like Ben Shelton winning, than the US Open?”“You don’t get that on an app.”

Sep 06, 2026
Amanda Kloots’ Heartfelt Tribute: The Ring Redesign Sparking Conversations New

Amanda Kloots’ Heartfelt Tribute: The Ring Redesign Sparking Conversations

Amanda Kloots is showing off her redesigned engagement ring — and reminding mourners that there's no timeline to grief — following her late husband Nick Cordero’s 2020 death. “You don’t have to stop wearing your engagement ring just because you took it off and years have gone by,” Kloots, 44, said in a video shared via Instagram on Friday, September 4, before showing off  the customized ring. “Guys, I took my engagement ring off after, like, about a year and it was sitting in my jewelry box collecting dust until one day I was just like, ‘I want to wear my ring again.’” She continued, “I contacted the jeweler, Stephanie Gottlieb, and we co-created a new design for my engagement ring into a ring that I can wear every single day. You can, at any time, take this piece of jewelry and recreate it into something that is still so meaningful.” Cordero died in July 2020 from complications related to COVID-19. Months prior, Cordero was admitted into Los Angeles’ Cedars-Sinai Medical Center and diagnosed with pneumonia before testing positive for coronavirus at the height of the pandemic. He spent over 90 days in the hospital before his death. He was 41. The pair, who shared son Elvis, were married for two years prior to his death. https://www.instagram.com/reel/Dc4pTN_u04x/?igsi=MzRlODBiNWFlZA%3D%3D “My diamond was a heart-shaped diamond, we put it in a bigger heart — my heart is always in his — and it’s a ring now that I wear on this finger all the time,” Kloots continued of her redesigned engagement ring on Friday. “And it’s so special, still so special, and I love it so much.” Kloots’ candid video was accompanied by a substantial caption, encouraging those who are healing from a loss to take their time and decide what is best for them instead of attempting to adhere to someone else's journey. “After celebrating my wedding anniversary yesterday, it got me thinking that I should reshare what I decided to do with my engagement ring,” she captioned the post. “These questions after loss can sometimes be the hardest to answer. How long do I wear my ring? When should I take it off? Can I keep wearing it? What should I do with it now?” She continued, “The short answer is: YOU DO YOU! There are no rules when it comes to grief, and you need to do whatever feels right and makes YOU happy. Four years after loss, I decided to redesign my engagement ring into something I could wear and love every day instead of keeping it tucked away in a box. I am SO glad I made this decision.” In July, Kloots marked six years since her late husband’s untimely death. “Today marks six years since Nick passed away,” she wrote via Instagram on July 5. “If you knew him, you were lucky. If you didn’t and you’ve been following me, hopefully you have an idea of what a magnificent human being he was. Everyone loved him. He loved everyone. He truly lived life to the fullest, although it was cut short at just 41 years old. His face graced stages and screens, and his voice could be shrill like rock and roll or smooth like Frank Sinatra. He taught me to slow down. To listen to music. To be curious. To believe in myself.” She added at the time, “I know it might seem weird to say, but even though he is gone from this earth, I almost feel more connected to him spiritually now. It has made me believe that we don’t have to say goodbye. We don’t have to stop talking to the people we love. We don’t have to close the chapter. It may look different, yes, but I feel closer to him now, six years after his death. He sends me signs almost daily. I ask him for them, he responds and I talk right back! Nick was always up in your business if you were his good friend or family, so it does make sense that he’s still up in mine.”

Sep 06, 2026
Bruce Campbell's Brave Stand After Cancer Diagnosis Shocks Fans New

Bruce Campbell's Brave Stand After Cancer Diagnosis Shocks Fans

Evil Dead star Bruce Campbell is sharing a somber health update after revealing his recent cancer diagnosis. “I’m in a five-year prognosis,” the horror movie icon, 68, shared on the Wednesday, September 2, episode of “The Adam Carolla Show” podcast. “With the type of cancer that I have, which I don’t want to get into, the current thing is a five-year deal.” When host Adam Carolla asked the actor if that meant he only has “five years to live,” the star responded in the affirmative. “Give or take,” he said. In March, Campbell revealed he has been diagnosed with an undisclosed type of cancer. “Hi folks, these days, when someone is having a health issue, it’s referred to as an ‘opportunity,’ so let’s go with that — I’m having one of those,” he wrote via X at the time. “It’s also called a type of cancer that is ‘treatable’ not ‘curable.’” The Army of Darkness star admitted that his diagnosis was a “shock” before adding that he only decided to share his prognosis publicly due to his various upcoming public appearances. “I’m posting this, because professionally, a few things will have to change — appearances and cons and work in general need to take a back seat to treatment,” he continued at the time. “My plan is to get as well as I possibly can over the summer so that I can tour with my new movie Ernie & Emma this fall.” He added, “Regrets on my part. Treatment needs and professional obligations don’t always go hand-in-hand.” Campbell is the star and director of Ernie & Emma, while his wife, Ida Gearon, serves as a producer. The road-trip comedy follows a widowed pear salesman who goes on an adventure to scatter his wife’s ashes. Ernie & Emma premiered last month in Medford, Oregon, where the project was filmed, with a wider release scheduled for the fall. “Fear not, I am a tough old son-of-a-bitch and I have great support, so I expect to be around a while,” the actor concluded back in March. “As always, you’re the greatest fans in the world and I hope to see you soon!” During his Wednesday podcast appearance, Campbell reiterated that when it comes to his cancer diagnosis, he has decided “pretty specifically” to “live with it, not die from it.” “Cancer is all the rage, but I’ve said plenty and I need to get back to the business of living,” he wrote via X on Saturday, September 5.

Sep 05, 2026
Why This Teen's Asymmetrical Workout Has Everyone Talking New

Why This Teen's Asymmetrical Workout Has Everyone Talking

A man has revealed before-and-after photos after training just one trap for over 200 days. While most gymgoers aim for balance and symmetry, one 19-year-old content creator has purposely pushed his physique in the opposite direction. A content creator who goes by the handle @TheCrookedMan10 spent more than 200 days training only his left trapezius muscle. The bizarre experiment has left him with a large and extremely noticeable imbalance between the two sides of his body, and his before-and-after images show just how much his left trapezius has developed. He's deliberately trying to become more asymmetrical While bigger traps can change a person's physique, the teen isn't interested in developing both sides equally. Instead, he describes what he's doing as "looksminimizing," an intentional effort to make his appearance more asymmetrical. The idea is framed as the opposite of " looksmaxxing ," a trend that encourages young men to change their appearance through potentially dangerous methods. One well-known person taking part in that trend is Clavicular , a controversial streamer who has been open about using steroids and other extreme practices in pursuit of his appearance. TheCrookedMan10 describes what he's doing as "looksminimizing," an intentional attempt to make his appearance more asymmetrical - this is the opposite of what looksmaxxing influencer Clavicular does. Credit: @clavicular0 / Instagram Man explains why he only trains one trap In a video shared on his platform, the 19-year-old explained to his 152K followers why he tried this unusual training experiment. "Why does the one trap guy work out one trap? It's pretty simple. I was scrolling TikToks in my Ferrari, and I kept getting these looksmaxxing TikToks," the Crooked Man said. "They were like, 'Do this, do that. You'll look more attractive. You'll get more women.' And it's like, people have that problem? I have the opposite problem. I get so many DMs, I don't even have time to get through them all." "'So I thought, 'If I have the opposite problem, then I need the opposite solution.' What's the opposite of looksmaxxing? Looksminimizing. What was the best way to looksminimize? Become more asymmetrical." "Work out one trap, it solved my problem. And man, it has worked like a charm,'" he added. Safe to say that a lot of people were still confused by his explanation and warned that he could face long-term damage if he continues. "The problems you will face later in life will not be worth it," one person said. "Even your jaw and face are uneven. You're causing problems for the rest of your life," another pointed out. A third advised: "Your literaly taking a breath every sentence I don't think you should keep going." "Anything for views," a fourth slammed. "I really hope that he knows the risk of what he's doing... I suspect at that age they may not appreciate the long term health risk. It's a bit sad really," one user on Reddit added. More than 200 days spent developing one trap apparently weren’t enough for the Crooked Man, as he has extended his experiment to another part of his body: one of his glutes , and is now training one of his legs. Earlier this week, he shared a video captioned: "Day 4 training one leg," showing himself working out his right leg while holding two weights. Featured image credit: Mike Harrington/Getty

Sep 05, 2026
US-Canada Tensions Rise as DOJ Halts Antitrust Cooperation

US-Canada Tensions Rise as DOJ Halts Antitrust Cooperation

The US Justice Department’s antitrust division was directed earlier this week to pause all work with the Canadian government as the trade dispute between the neighboring nations intensifies, according to a report.The chief of the antitrust division’s international section, Lynda Marshall, ordered officials on Wednesday to halt all cooperation on cases and engagement on policy issues with Canadian authorities, without providing a reason for the directive, according to emails obtained by The Wall Street Journal.Section chiefs in the antitrust division were also instructed in another email on Friday to provide lists outlining areas of cooperation with Canada by the end of the day, according to the newspaper.The DOJ disputed the report, saying in a statement that the “alleged direction was never given to anyone.”The division was asked to “temporarily hold off on a scheduled meeting on a specific investigation until the DOJ’s antitrust team had more time to prepare,” the department said.President Donald Trump speaks with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on June 16, 2026. The two leaders have been in a trade war, leading to the DOJ freezing antitrust work with Canada. REUTERSA person walks past a new banner depicting President Donald Trump on the Department of Justice building on Feb. 20, 2026. REUTERSLynda Marshal, the DOJ’s Chief of the antitrust division’s international section, ordered officials to halt all cooperation on cases and engagement on policy issues with Canadian authorities. DOJThis comes as the US and Canada, which have been close allies for decades, continue to spar over President Donald Trump’s trade war against Ottawa and subsequent targeting of the US’s northern neighbor, which most recently included the president’s executive order to rename Lake Ontario to “Lake America.”Although the renaming only applies to the US federal government, while Canada, other international bodies and US states are not forced to follow the rebranding, the order adds to the ongoing tensions between the two countries that arose following Trump’s return to the White House in January 2025.The trade war has led to tariffs on tens of billions of dollars in cross-border trade.The Canadian government said it would impose retaliatory tariffs on the US beginning Sept. 8 in response to the Trump administration’s new 50% tariffs on about $20 billion worth of Canadian goods, which took effect last month.Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada “will match Washington’s new tariffs dollar for dollar in order to protect Canadian workers, farmers, families, and businesses.”

Sep 05, 2026
Britt Stewart Reveals Why Taylor Hanson Is Her Perfect 'DWTS' Partner

Britt Stewart Reveals Why Taylor Hanson Is Her Perfect 'DWTS' Partner

Dancing With the Stars pro Britt Stewart is ready to MMM-bop her way to the mirrorball with celebrity partner Taylor Hanson. “It was a very early morning [for pro rehearsals] and then Taylor and I had rehearsal after that,” Stewart, 36, began a video shared via her Instagram Stories on Friday, September 4. “It’s going really well for someone that’s never danced before.” She continued, “I’m just really impressed with him and I’m just very excited for him and for this season. I cannot wait, and on top of that, I just feel like Taylor is such a good human.” The Hanson singer, 43, was  announced on Wednesday, September 2, as a member of the season 35 cast of ABC’s hit reality dance competition. The former early aughts singer joins a slew of famous contestants, including Jenna Dewan, Tyler Cameron, Julia Stiles, Harry Shum Jr. and Ciara Miller. Since the big announcement, Stewart has been preparing Hanson to foxtrot across the ballroom ahead of the season’s highly-anticipated premiere. “Obviously, Taylor and I just met and we’re still getting to know each other, but it’s been really nice to just share space with him,” she said on Friday. “We’re finding that we have actually a lot in common. It’s pretty wild, and I am so grateful. I’m feeling very blessed that he’s my partner.” According to Stewart, it already feels like there’s “a lot of alignment” with Hanson. “You know that I believe that everything happens for a reason, and there’s definitely a reason why Taylor is my partner this season and that he’s coming into my life,” the former High School Musical performer mused. “Not to get, like, too deep but you guys know. If you know me and you follow me for a long time, you know this about me. I find purpose and intention in pretty much everything in life.” Hanson, for his part, has been equally stoked to learn how to dance under Stewart’s tutelage. “We are here to have a great time. I have a great teacher,” he exclusively told Us on Wednesday of the partnership. “There’s really no loss in this for me. Every day were going [this] it’s a win. … I’m here to leave it all on the dance floor, so my only competition is the challenge of being excellent.” Dancing With the Stars season 35 kicks off with a two-night premiere on ABC and Disney+ Tuesday, September 15, and Wednesday, September 16, at 8 p.m. ET.

Sep 05, 2026