Day: July 3, 2025

Late-night television is reeling from a bombshell announcement: Jimmy Kimmel, host of the long-running Jimmy Kimmel Live!, is officially stepping away from his iconic desk and leaving the United States for good. In an emotional monologue on last night’s episode, Kimmel broke the news to stunned viewers, declaring, “This is it. I’m moving to Canada, and I’m never coming back. For over two decades, Kimmel has been a staple of late-night  TV, blending sharp political satire, hilarious  celebrity interviews, and viral comedic segments. His departure marks the end of one of the most enduring and influential late-night programs in television history.

In a heartbreaking update shared just moments ago, Celine Dion’s family has confirmed that the iconic singer is now struggling with worsening complications related to Stiff Person Syndrome—a rare and incurable neurological disorder she first revealed to the public in late 2022. At 57 years old, the powerhouse voice behind “My Heart Will Go On” and “The Power of Love” has been forced to step even further away from the stage as symptoms reportedly continue to intensify, affecting her mobility, speech, and muscle control. Her family, speaking from their home in Montreal, expressed both concern and love for Celine’s privacy during this time, while also thanking fans around the world for their ongoing prayers and support. “Celine is fighting with extraordinary strength and grace,” a close source shared. “But the road ahead remains uncertain.” For millions who grew up with her voice as the soundtrack to their most emotional moments, the news comes as a painful reminder of how fragile even the brightest stars can be. Please join us in sending heartfelt thoughts to Celine Dion and her family as they navigate this challenging journey—together, with love, courage, and hope.

In one of the most emotional performances of the year, Dolly Parton honored her late husband, Carl Dean, with a heartfelt duet alongside Adam Lambert. The country icon debuted a new ballad, “If You Hadn’t Been There,” written as a tribute to Carl, her partner of nearly six decades. With tears in her eyes, Dolly introduced the song, saying, “He was my home. My calm in every storm. This song is everything I never got to say.” Her vulnerability touched the audience deeply. Adam Lambert, known for his powerful voice, joined Dolly on stage to deliver haunting harmonies. “It’s the greatest honor of my life to stand beside Dolly tonight and help share this message of lasting love,” he said before they began.The duet painted a picture of quiet devotion, telling the story of a love lived away from the spotlight. Each note resonated with emotion, and the crowd listened in reverent silence. Many were moved to tears by the raw sincerity of the performance. As the final notes faded, Dolly looked to the sky and whispered, “Thank you for loving me, Carl.” The audience responded with a standing ovation, offering thunderous applause for a moment that felt more like… CONTINUE READING…

Brυce Willis may have retreated from the spotlight iп receпt years amid his froпtotemporal demeпtia (FTD) diagпosis, bυt every пow aпd theп faпs are delighted with a glimpse of him oп social media. The latest comes from his daυghter Scoυt Willis, who shared a roυпd of receпt photos as the year comes to aп eпd. The “Over aпd Over” siпger is oпe of three daυghters the Die Hard actor shares with his ex-wife Demi Moore, to whom he was married from 1987 to 2000; they also share Rυmer, 35, aпd Tallυlah, 30, plυs he also shares daυghters Mabel Ray, 12, aпd Evelyп Peпп, teп, with his wife Emma Hemiпg Willis, who he married iп 2009. Oп Moпday, Scoυt, 33, took to Iпstagram aпd shared a photo dυmp, startiпg off with a mirror selfie of her sportiпg a friпged sυede jacket aпd a baseball cap with the word “actor” oп it.

Actor Patrick Adiarte, who had a recurring role on season one of the beloved sitcom M*A*S*H, died this Tuesday at the age of 82. Adiarte enjoyed a glittering career in musicals, including the film adaptations of the Rodgers and Hammerstein shows The King And I and Flower Drum Song. The Philippines-born actor also appeared on classic television programs like Bonanza, The Brady Bunch and Hawaii Five-O and Kojak in the 1970s. During that decade, he landed his most enduringly popular role as the camp houseboy Ho-Jon on M*A*S*H, which he played from 1972 to 1973. He was also a dazzling dancer, demonstrating his talent during a TV appearance with Gene Kelly, who hailed him as a potential successor to Fred Astaire.