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Kyra Sedgwick says knowing her ancestor signed the Declaration of Independence 'means a lot' to her
Kyra Sedgwick says democracy and the Constitution mean a lot to her, revealing ancestor William Ellery signed the Declaration of Independence.
Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau remembered through new playground for special needs children
The Gaudreau family dedicated an adaptive playground for children with special needs, funded by their annual 5K honoring Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau.
Spearfisherman killed by suspected 15-foot shark after third fatal attack in less than a month
A 35-year-old spearfisherman was killed by a suspected 15-foot shark off Western Australia, marking the third fatal attack there in under a month.
Dodgers' Blake Treinen was the only player not wearing a pride hat during pride night, and I support him
Dodgers pitcher Blake Treinen refused to wear an LGBTQ pride hat during Pride Night, standing firm in his Christian faith and Biblical convictions.
Simone Biles reveals near-death experience: 'Almost dying wasn't on my bingo card this week'
Simone Biles reveals she almost died in a cryptic Instagram post, calling it the scariest experience of her life while husband Jonathan Owens was away.
Steve Hilton launches ad mocking Xavier Becerra's '36 years' as a career politician in California gov race
Steve Hilton launches campaign ad mocking Xavier Becerra's 36-year political career as California's gubernatorial general election fight begins.
Dustin Johnson celebrates hole-in-one with infuriatingly nonchalant response at LIV event
Dustin Johnson hits a hole-in-one at LIV Golf Andalucia, but his incredibly nonchalant reaction and shrug drew the ire from fans on social media.
Why disappointment in qualifying may not spell the end of Ferrari's Monaco hopes this year
Ferrari drivers Hamilton and Leclerc eye Monaco GP win from P3 and P4, banking on superior starts to outdrag Antonelli and Verstappen into turn one.
Rupert Everett exposes his 'lethal' past, admits he was 'slightly sociopathic' during Hollywood golden era
Rupert Everett reflects on his "slightly sociopathic" past, calling himself "lethal" and admitting he ruined his body by skipping stretching.
Social media has absolute field day as Spanish national soccer team arrives in Chattanooga
Spain's national soccer team arrived in Chattanooga, Tennessee, ahead of the 2026 World Cup, sparking hilarious reactions on social media from fans.
NYT panel debates whether Graham Platner is a ‘dirtbag’ or Democrats’ answer to Trump-era politics
New York Times Opinion panelists debate whether Democrat Graham Platner's scandals show how President Trump has changed voters' expectations for character.
Andrei Vasilevskiy wins the Vezina Trophy, but not before thinking his car was evidence in a police incident
The Tampa Bay Lightning pranked Andrei Vasilevskiy with a fake car bomb scare to surprise him with his second career Vezina Trophy award win.