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knew when it was time to leave Los Angeles.The former child star, who grew up in the spotlight, became a familiar face in Hollywood during the ‘80s, dating heartthrobs like Rob Lowe and Billy Idol. At 47, she competed on “Dancing with the Stars.”However, over the years, the actress found herself obsessed with the need to look youthful. Today, the 60-year-old has a lifestyle brand, Modern Prairie, which aims to uplift older women, regardless of their age.“I looked at myself in the mirror several years back,” Gilbert recalled to Fox News Digital.

rumors of a feud with creator Taylor Sheridan, the hit ranch drama returned last week for the second half of Season 5 by killing off his character, John Dutton. John was fatally shot by a hit man, but it was staged to look like a suicide. His son, Jamie (Wes Bentley), was partly responsible, as his evil girlfriend, Sarah (Dawn Olivieri), arranged it, but Jamie was not directly involved.

recent appearance on “The Graham Norton Show.”The “Gladiator II” star appeared on Ireland’s “The Late Late Show” on Friday night, where he was asked whether he’d been surprised by his “Foe” co-star’s now-viral remark.“No, I don’t think we were surprised because, as you said, you’re on a talk show like this and you’re kind of just talking,” Mescal, 28, explained.“But I’m not surprised that the message received as much attention that it got because it’s massively important.”Mescal was being interviewed by Norton alongside Eddie Redmayne, Denzel Washington and Ronan on October 25, when the conversation turned to the plot of Redmayne’s latest film, where he plays an assassin who uses his phone as a weapon.Mescal and Norton began joking about the concept, with the “Normal People” actor asking: “Who is actually going to think about that? If someone actually attacked me, I’m not going to go, ‘phone!’”While the rest of the panel laughed, Ronan interjected bluntly: “That’s what girls have to think about all the time.”The remark abruptly ended the banter, and the actress was praised by many online for delivering such a brutal truth.“I’m sure you’ve had Saoirse on the show,” Mescal told “Late Late Show” host Patrick Kielty on Friday.“And she’s quite often, if more often than not, the most intelligent person in the room.”The “Graham Norton Show” moment was no exception, according to Mescal, who said Ronan was “spot on” and “hit the nail on the head.”The “Little Women” actress opened up about the moment herself last month in a Virgin Radio UK interview last month, admitting it wasn’t planned.“It’s definitely not something that I had expected, and I didn’t necessarily set out to sort of make a splash,” she said on “The Ryan Tubridy

diagnosed with emphysema, a chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, back in 2020. Today, he needs supplement oxygen to go on a walk.“A big important part of my life was smoking,” Lynch said in a new interview with People, while sharing that he started smoking at age 8 but quit two years ago.“I loved the smell of tobacco, the taste of tobacco. I loved lighting cigarettes,” he added.

impersonate Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the 66-year-old actor accidentally left his fly open during the closing moments of the episode.

Polygon, the episode titled “The Gatekeeper” is about the transgender character Brooklyn, who is voiced by “Pose” star Indya Moore. Brooklyn is competing on the girl’s volleyball team and faces discrimination from the opposing team’s coach, Greer (voiced by Amy Sedaris).Greer reportedly uses a magical key to lock Brooklyn and her teammates in the girl’s locker room.

that’s Brat.Charli XCX hosted “Saturday Night Live” this weekend and mentioned Martha Stewart’s feud with The Post journalist Andrea Peyser during her opening monologue. The singer, 32, used Stewart, 83, wrongly claiming Peyser was dead in her Netflix documentary, and Peyser’s subsequent “I’m alive bitch!” clapback, as an example of what “brat” is.“Honestly, it’s just like an attitude,” said Charli.

Where In The World Is Carmen Sandiego? on a PC only slightly smaller than a Kia Rio.I reckon we could reboot the game now, only we could call it, Where In The World Is Meghan?Where has the Duchess of Sussex gone?November 27 marks seven years since she – then Meghan Markle, actress, blogger and Angeleno-native – stood next to Prince Harry in Kensington Palace’s iconic Sunken Garden and announced their engagement.But in the long and winding story of the duchess, which includes an exhausting rinse and repeat of tragi-comedy-drama, 2024 stands out as a remarkable year.What has happened to arguably one of the most famous women in the world?In the last six months, Meghan has only done one short interview, a brief two-hander with Harry for US breakfast TV to support the launch of their Archewell Foundation’s Parents Network.She has not debuted any new TV shows or podcasts (despite signing with Lemonada Media in February).She has only very occasionally been papped out and about.She has only done a couple of glam evening appearances and has barely graced any stages.What has changed?The first few months of the year pointed to a bumper 2024 for the former Suits star.February saw the Sussexes in Vancouver to promote next year’s first winter Invictus Games, proving demonstrably her snow style is as superb as her regular style.

wrote on X (formerly Twitter). “It’s never easy to say goodbye to a loved one but he got his angel wings and is now at peace.”“My brother David was always referred to as sweet David because of his kindness, loyalty and soft spoken demeanor. He was also a US Marine,” Stella said in a second tweet.On Facebook, Stella wrote, “It’s never easy to lose a loved one.

Prince William has gone and done a major new interview about his approach to ruling and has all but thrown his dear old dad King Charles under a London bus, implicitly saying his reign is a bit rubbish.Last week, the Prince of Wales was in South Africa for his Earthshot Prize and while there, he laid out his vision for when he becomes the top banana – a phrase that strangely you won’t find in the Magna Carta.He wants to usher in a new age of “small r” royalty, which sounds like something of a slightly meaningless phrase that is high on vibes and low on actual facts.(Does this mean they are going to do away with the footmen, and Prince George as Prince of Wales will be tasked with taking the Buckingham Palace bins out? Will all crests be removed from post boxes? Will King William hold meet’n’greet coffee mornings with the plebs at a rotating series of suburban Cafe Neros with palace-branded keep cups?)The details, such as they are, come via the Times’ Kate Mansey whom the Prince told of his blueprint, saying “I’m trying to do it differently and I’m trying to do it for my generation”.“And to give you more of an understanding around it, I’m doing it with maybe a smaller ‘r’ in the royal, if you like. So it’s more about impact, philanthropy, collaboration, convening and helping people,” he said.“I’m also going to throw empathy in there as well because I really care about what I do.