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Julie E. Tawny Kitaen, the actress best known for appearing in music videos for the band Whitesnake in the 1980s, is dead. She was 59 years old. According to the coroners report from Orange County, California, Kitaen died at her home on Newport Beach. The documents did not reveal what caused [...]

Remember that episode of “Seinfeld” where Jerry and Sheila (Jerry’s girlfriend for one episode) call each other “schmoopie”? This schmaltzy, saccharine show of cutesy nicknaming made the rest of the gang sick. Most people remember this episode for the “Soup Nazi” yelling “No soup for you!” I, however, can’t get the baby talk nicknames out of my mind. Did you know there’s a term for these pet names? It’s called “hypocorism.” W...

While the toys, games, accessories, yada yada yada aren't available until June, you can put the first Pop! figures in your collection now using Yahoo's exclusive augmented reality.

Bryan Cranstons Remarkable Green Beach House Is Listed for $5M Bryan Cranstons Remarkable Green Beach House Is Listed for $5M The actor Bryan Cranston was actively involved in the construction of this net-zero carbon-footprint beach house, designated LEED Platinum, in Ventura, CA. Lisa Johnson Mandell, provided by March 3, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Bryan Cranston shot the TV series "Breaking Bad" in New Mexico, but he also lived the good life on the California coast during his down time when h...

Scott D. Pierce: Gov. Spencer Cox’s taste in TV ... really isn’t bad at all The governor is a fan of ‘Cobra Kai’ and the Jazz, but not Fox News. (Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Gov. Spencer Cox speaks at a news conference in Salt Lake City on Thursday, Jan. 14, 2021.   | Feb. 21, 2021, 1:00 p.m. Spencer Cox doesn’t watch a whole lot of TV these days, and I’m OK with that. He is, after all, the governor of Utah, and I’m glad he’s making that...

Catching up with Vinnie Penn: CT comedian to headline Next Stop: New Haven fundraiser Sarajane Sullivan FacebookTwitterEmail Vinnie PennContributed photo Nutmeggers who have turned their radios on over the past 20 years are probably familiar with Vinnie Penn. He’s a DJ with a weekday morning talk show called “The Vinnie Penn Project” on iHeartradio affiliate station 960/WELI and a 25-year veteran comedian — though, according to Penn, a few of his former teachers may argue he got his sta...

NEW YORK (AP) — Super Bowl ads each year offer a snapshot of the American psyche. And...

Larry King Dead at 87: Instead of Goodbye, How About So Long? SplashNews Broadcast legend Larry King, who perfected the art of the breezy celebrity interview and became an American institution in the process, died early Saturday in L.A. He was 87. He had battled, in his long life, a heart attack resulting in quintuple-bypass surgery, lung cancer, a stroke, and had been hospitalized with COVID-19 for weeks at the time of his death. Kings passing was confirmed by his Ora Med...