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Bailee Ann DeFord is speaking up in the aftermath of her parents' split.

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Caitlin Clark's long-awaited signature Nike shoe is finally on the way.

The Indiana Fever star has fueled excitement among fans in recent days with a series of social media hints suggesting the launch of her first signature sneaker is just around the corner. Clark first changed her Instagram handle to @caitlin1, a move many interpreted as a reference to the shoe's expected name, the "Caitlin 1." She also updated her profile picture to a blue Nike logo, further fueling speculation.

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Jeremy Clarkson has cancer, and he is telling the world the way he tells everyone everything: bluntly, on camera, with zero warning. The "Top Gear" legend, 66, dropped the news on his co-stars Charlie Ireland and Kaleb Cooper during the final two episodes of "Clarkson's Farm" Season 5, which just hit Prime Video, simply announcing, "I've got cancer."

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Jennifer Lopez has revealed that during the height of her early 2000s success, exhaustion left her temporarily blind and unable to move.

On the SmartLess podcast, the 56-year-old recalled filming her 2002 movie Enough while also recording her hit J.Lo album. "I had done like four movies in a row, and I had recorded my second album... I was working, filming every day," she said.

Nights were spent in the studio, weekends on junkets or video shoots. "I remember not clocking that I had worked like 98 days in a row without taking a day off."

The relentless pace finally caught up with her. "I went back to the trailer, and all of a sudden, I just couldn't see. It was almost like something went over my eyes, and I couldn't move," Lopez recalled.

Her longtime friend and assistant panicked when Lopez told her, "I can't move. I can't see." She was rushed to the hospital, where doctors explained her body had simply "shut down" from exhaustion.

Lopez admitted she hadn't realized her limits at the time. "I said to the doctor, 'Am I going crazy?' And he said, 'No. You're not crazy.'" The scare forced her to confront how dangerous overwork could be.

She also shared how fame added another layer of stress. At one point, she thought she was being mugged when fans suddenly approached her. "In my mind, I thought, 'You can't get that back. That lasts forever.' That's when I started having panic attacks," she said. Adjusting to life without anonymity was overwhelming.

Reflecting now, Lopez says she's learned to take better care of herself. "Give yourself a little love, stop looking for love in other things. Give it to yourself," she explained, adding that she truly believes people are capable of change because she's lived it.

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Actress Daveigh Chase has died at the age of 35. Her boyfriend, Roy Hernandez, confirmed she passed away on June 16 from complications of meningitis and a severe blood infection that led to septic issues and organ failure.

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Tom Holland just put months of speculation to rest. The Spider-Man star confirmed in a new Esquire interview that he and longtime girlfriend Zendaya are, in fact, married, after his family's reaction to a batch of viral AI-generated wedding photos gave the game away.

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The Thurman family is mourning a loss.

Uma Thurman's dad, Robert Thurman—one of the most prominent Tibetan Buddhist experts in the United States—died June 16 at age 84, his nonprofit Tibet House US confirmed.

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In a sudden development that has stunned the country music community, Grammy-nominated artist Jelly Roll has officially filed for divorce from his wife, popular podcast host Bunnie XO. According to unsealed court records obtained from Williamson County, Tennessee, on June 15, 2026, the “Save Me” singer quietly submitted the dissolution paperwork on May 18, 2026, marking the conclusion of their highly visible nine-year marriage.