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Rich Fury/VF22/Getty Images for Vanity FairFormer Home Alone franchise star and Schitt's Creek Emmy winner Catherine O'Hara has been tapped to co-star in the second season of Max's The Last of Us. The streaming service broke the news on its Instagram Stories on Friday, but didn't reveal who the performer will be playing in the Emmy-winning video game adaptation. News that O'Hara was being courted by the series broke Thursday evening, when a fan videoing into Bravo's Watch What Happens Live asked her about it. The star confirmed the rumor, before asking incredulously, "How do you know thes...

Malia Ashad filed a lawsuit against five Alameda County Sheriff deputies after they allegedly denied her medical treatment ordered by a physician. (Pointer & Buelna, Lawyers for the People)(CALIFORNIA) -- A California woman alleges she was assaulted by sheriff's deputies while detained in a hospital in 2022 and awaiting medical treatment, according to a federal lawsuit filed against five officers from the Alameda County Sheriff's Office. Malia Ashad, 31, who was detained in a hospital, according to the lawsuit that was filed Thursday, can be seen crying and screaming on body camera footage obt...

Environmentalist Scott Smith test samples around the East Palestine train derailment. (ABC News)(OHIO) -- In the one year since the toxic train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, where 11 cars carrying hazardous materials spilled toxins into the environment, many of the residents still haven't returned home. The spill forced hundreds of nearby residents out of their homes and sparked fears, as five tankers carried vinyl chloride, which posed serious health risks. Vinyl chloride burning can create dioxins, which are carcinogenic, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. For the l...

Bissell recalls multi reach hand and floor vacuum cleaners due to fire hazard. (Consumer Product Safety Commission)(NEW YORK) -- Bissell, a floor cleaning product company, recalled over 150,000 of its Multi Reach Hand and Floor Vacuum Cleaners due to a potential fire hazard, according to an announcement on the United States Product Safety Commission and a separate announcement on the company's website. According to the USPSC's release posted on Thursday, the vacuum's battery pack has the potential to "overheat and smoke, posing a fire hazard." The announcement said 142,000 units were...