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a new episode of the “Inside of You” podcast. When asked by Rosenbaum what the “toughest period” of his life has been, Roberts responded, “Probably the loss of relationship with my daughter.” “There’s not a pain, there’s a sadness for the most likely misunderstanding is what I’ll have forever, because we’re human,” he said.Roberts, who recently competed on “Dancing with the Stars,” went on to explain that he only came to understand the immensity of that loss recently.“I started accepting that about myself with the birth of my grandchildren,” he said. Roberts has three grandchildren from the two stepkids he shares with his wife, Eliza Roberts, and one grandchild from his daughter Emma, a 3-year-old son, Rhodes Robert Hedlund, whom she shares with her ex Garrett Hedlund.

Barack Obama lost himself at Kamala Harris’ latest rally.The former president, 63, surprised everyone when he rapped Eminem’s “Lose Yourself” on Tuesday night in front of Harris supporters at her rally in Detroit. But here’s the kicker — Eminem was there to witness the whole thing!The proud Detroit native, 52, actually introduced Obama after publicly supporting the Democratic presidential nominee during the rally.

recently announced that Season 3 of Ryan Murphy’s hit Netflix anthology series, “Monster” — which had popular previous seasons about Jeffrey Dahmer and the Menendez brothers — will be about Gein, starring Charlie Hunnam. Harold Schechter, a true crime historian and author who wrote the definitive book about Gein, “Deviant: The Shocking True Story of Ed Gein, the Original Psycho,” told The Post that up until Alfred Hitchcock’s “Psycho” came out in 1960, all the horror movie monsters were from “other places – Eastern European monsters like Dracula and Frankenstein or the Wolfman.

“I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead” with her first guest, Jenny Mollen.“It’s very hard, especially for hot-tempered or creative or vociferous loud people to be able to just calm it down,” the celebrity TV chef stated. “John and I don’t calm it down ever. We have huge screaming matches all the time, but I think that’s healthy.

“Piers Morgan Uncensored,” where they got into a heated exchange over the “legal and moral duty” between the show, its participants and Simon Cowell’s Syco Entertainment company, which owns the “Got Talent” and “The X Factor” franchises.Mandel is a judge of the US competition show “America’s Got Talent.” Waissel competed in the UK’s “X Factor” for Season 7 alongside Liam in 2010.“When it comes to participants on those types of shows myself … there is a legal and moral duty of care, which should be upheld and adhered to,” argued Waissel, to which Mandel interjected by saying he believes everyone has a “moral and legal duty to take care of those people that we come across in life.”He drove home his point by claiming that every competition show he’s worked on has psychologists on staff for those struggling, adding contestants who are “rejected” seem to have a “harder” time.When other guests on the show, including James Barr, who had earlier told Mandel, “You are on the payroll! … The entertainment industry and the shows you work for are also responsible,” disagreed, the “AGT” judge cut them off. “If we feel that somebody is going south, there is somebody there to talk to them and we do watch over them,” he stated.

a recent podcast interview on the “WalkAway Campaign,” she said that her alleged experience is “something that I want known, because it’s just another example of cancel culture and woke Hollywood and woke media.” She added that she thinks what happened to her is “a certain amount of injustice.” The former “The Brady Bunch” star explained that CBS was interested in bringing back the classic ’70s series for a revival, following HGTV’s “A Very Brady Renovation” in 2019, which got nearly 4 million viewers and was a huge hit for the network. The original series aired on ABC from 1969 to 1974. It also got several reunion TV movies and spinoff series, including “The Brady Bunch Hour” from 1976 to 77, “The Brady Girls Get Married” in 1981 and “A Very Brady Christmas” in 1988.

his recent DWI.The “Cry Me a River” singer, 43, was the butt of a joke in the Season 2 premiere of the CBS police procedural “Elsbeth,” which made a not-so-subtle reference to his June arrest in the Hamptons. During the first few minutes of the prime-time series’ second season opener, which aired Thursday, Oct. 17, the show’s titular lead Elsbeth Tascioni (Carrie Preston) and her NYPD pal Kaya Blanke (Carra Patterson) take a stroll through the streets of Manhattan and opine the summer’s lack of salacious crimes that required their crime-solving capabilities.

during an interview with the “Today” show’s Willie Geist, 49, on Oct. 20 for a segment on the series called “Sunday Sitdown.” While looking back on the actor’s career amid the Season 2 rollout of his Apple TV+ show “Shrinking,” Geist brought up “Forgetting Sarah Marshall” and the comedy’s opening scene, in which Segel is fully nude — a scene based on Siegel’s real-life experience of getting dumped while naked.“It’s a great movie.That had to be so gratifying because that, in some ways, that was your launch,” Geist told Segel.“It was pretty great.

the news of his death broke on Tuesday. “Newman was a warrior … he literally saved my life at least 4 times. He did the transfer from the scarab to jet skis several times perfectly.

Lee wrote on Facebook Sunday.“There was a verbal confrontation which ended with an agreement that I would walk one way and they would walk the opposite. That didn’t work out.

Coldplay‘s PR blitz.After putting out their tenth studio album “Moon Music” on Oct. 4, the band appeared on “Saturday Night Live,” NBC’s “Today Show” and “The Kelly Clarkson Show” to support the new record and subsequent tour announcement (and tour extension).

close friends with Lennon and Ono, told The Post while promoting his new memoir, “We All Shine On: John, Yoko, and Me,” that the Japanese singer exiled her husband to Los Angeles with Pang, who was their assistant — which led to the pair having a full-blown love affair.According to Mintz, Lennon had sex with a woman at political radical-turned-Wall Street investor Jerry Rubin’s party in 1972. Ono heard everything, leaving Mintz stuck in the middle of the couple’s drama.

Halsey is warming up.In tandem with the release of her forthcoming fifth studio album “The Great Impersonator,” she’s going on a brief three-concert tour (that likely predates a much longer run).The quick jaunt will kick off at Brooklyn’s newly-opened Paramount on Friday, Oct. 25, which also happens to be the day the new record hits shelves.After that, she’s headed to Austin (Oct.

fans posted screenshots online of what they claimed to be Bryan’s Raya account.Chickenfry also shared several cryptic messages on her IG Stories before the breakup was confirmed.One of her posts read, “Eventually you’ll find that life goes on / Even if you don’t want it to.”The former couple met at the 2023 Academy of Country Music Awards when Chickenfry asked Bryan for a photo together. Bryan had just split from girlfriend Deb Peifer at the time.

The Iliad.”According to NBC News, she has quite an expansive book list, with the 800-page Greek epic traveling with her from country to country. Usha, a Yale law graduate and attorney, has a reading list on Goodreads filed with her maiden name “Chilukuri.” On it are a chock-full of classics, literary masterpieces and books with unique premises.While Usha has remained quite analog on social media, her Goodreads presence has been vibrant from 2007 to 2017.

Dinner for Vampire.““You tell her this show is about f—ing and sucking and if she’s gonna have a problem with that, she shouldn’t come in tomorrow,” her manager said after speaking to one of the show’s execs.The actress says she and her manager were speechless at this explanation.Even with the bluntness from the exec, Lenz writes, she was attracted to the show because it “felt different from most bubble-gum TV with subliminal agendas” in her memoir.“Grit didn’t scare me, and the ‘One Tree Hill’ pilot had grit,” she continued.During this time, Lenz said, she had turned down the opportunity to star in “What I Like About You,” which went to then-teenager Amanda Bynes.Lenz, who was raised in an Evangelical Christian household, said she was worried that portraying a woman living with her boyfriend would “normalize ‘living in sin’ for young girls.”Lenz later wrote she felt comfortable with the “awkward girl next door” character, whom she viewed as the “most wholesome” member of the main cast.“I didn’t feel too at risk of being objectified,” Lenz wrote. “I believed in this show and its ability to send meaningful, uplifting messages to the audience.” Her character would go on to get pregnant, engaged and live with Nathan Scott (James Lafferty) while she was in high school.

People if Andrew has seen the project, in which she confesses to having an affair.“The ex-husband? I have no idea. I haven’t talked to him for over 20 years.

death of her co-star Michael Newman, who died at age 68 on Sunday.“Michael ‘Newmie’ Newman was an inspiration to all. From his knowledge, skill and willingness to share to his long fight with Parkinson’s disease, he was a beacon of strength,” Eggert, 52, told the Post in a statement Tuesday.“The beaches will never be the same and my heart goes out to his family at this time of tremendous loss,” she continued.

Fox News Digital in an interview published Tuesday. “When I think of islands, I think of the obvious places surrounded by water, and I was raised in New York. I just never thought of it as an island,” Mintz added.Lennon was shot and killed by Mark David Chapman outside his apartment in NYC on Dec.

Ricky Gervais from exploring the touchy subject on his ‘Mortality Tour,’ which will eventually be filmed for a Netflix special.“We’re all gonna die,” Gervais said in a statement. “May as well have a laugh about it.

expand on the mental health struggles she faced during her time in the palace in a tell-all book.While there’s been no official word from the Sussex camp, royal correspondent and commentator Jennie Bond believes that the “Suits” alum could use the project to her advantage in the future.“It’s more than two years since she gave that interview, and she has steered clear of controversy about the royal family since,” Bond told OK!“Obviously, the journal she mentioned will remain a potential weapon in her back pocket if she ever feels the need to seek some sort of revenge.”Bond continued, “But she has behaved with discretion and dignity ever since Oprah and the documentary series. I think she is looking forwards, not backwards and is moving on with her life.