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passed away on Dec. 11 at 66 from heart-related problems.A Clark County, Nevada, spokesperson told TMZ that cardiac arrhythmia and hypertensive cardiovascular disease contributed to Murphey’s sudden passing.The reality TV personality allegedly had a history of pulmonary embolism, which occurs when a blood clot gets stuck in an artery in the lung and creates a blockage, per the Mayo Clinic.Murphey’s death has reportedly been ruled a natural one.His family announced his death earlier this week.

she battles early-onset dementia. Wearing a sparkly dress and Chanel shoes, the former daytime TV host, 60, accessorized with a Louis Vuitton bag as she rode a red electric wheelchair in and out of the commencement event. Williams was joined by her father, Thomas Williams Sr., 93, and her sister, Wanda Finnie, to witness Williams’ only child, Kevin Hunter Jr., 24, get his diploma from Florida International University (FIU) in Miami, Fla.According to FIU’s commencement program, Kevin graduated from the university’s Steven J.

her son-in-law Thomas Kingston’s shocking suicide.The husband of Princess Michael’s daughter, Lady Gabriella Windsor, died on Feb. 25 at the age of 45. A gun was found next to his body, which was discovered at his parents’ home in the Cotswolds.

no longer able to play the drums in a new documentary on his life, “Phil Collins: Drummer First,” released Wednesday. “It’s still kind of sinking in a bit,” Collins admitted in the on-camera interview filmed in October 2022. “I’ve spent all my life playing drums.

Last month, country star Jelly Roll’s interaction with President-elect Donald Trump at the UFC 309 event held at Madison Square Garden ignited a fervent conversation on social media, exacerbated by body language analysis.Jelly Roll, whose real name is Jason Bradley DeFord, exhibited undeniable excitement when meeting Trump, a reaction he chose to defend on this week’s episode of his wife, Bunnie XO’s podcast, “Dumb Blonde.”“I don’t care who you were, if you were in that building, the hair on your skin stood up,” he said of Trump’s grand entrance in MSG. “And you looked, and all you’re watching is the president-elect, who got elected like, 8 days ago, walking in, with his entire cabinet with him — almost. You know what I mean? And his kids and his grandchildren.

Sam Phalen during the tense final tribal council. The 34-year-old told The Post that she thought she lost the game while battling Phalen, 24, for the jury votes during Wednesday night’s finale. “My stomach was in knots,” said LaMont — who received 7 jury votes to Phalen’s 1 and left Fiji with the $1 million check.Read LaMont’s full interview below.New York Post: At what point at the end of the game did you think you would win?Not during final tribal.

“Survivor 47” runner-up Sam Phalen struggled going right into the aftershow after losing the jury vote against Rachel LaMont.“It’s very hard. You don’t get a ton of answers about why everything happened the way it happened,” Phalen, 24, exclusively told the Post the day after coming in second place during the finale.The sports reporter also admitted he was in “emotional turmoil” after coming up short against LaMont, 34, at the final tribal council.Read Phalen’s full interview below.New York Post: What jury votes did you think you could get heading into final tribal?Sam Phalen: I felt like I had Sierra and Kyle in my corner and would be able to get their votes. Gabe was another one that I was pretty confident withthe argument that I planned to make and the type of performance that I planned to have at final tribal, that it would be something that would win Gabe’s vote over.

“Survivor 47” is over, Teeny Chirichillo has a new perspective about their feud with Sam Phalen. The fourth-place finisher on the show told The Post the day after the finale that they “don’t hate all men.” Chirichillo, 24, also explained that their dislike for Phalen, 24, on the island was due to “inner projections.”Read Chirichillo’s full interview below.New York Post: How do you think you would’ve fared in the final 3 jury vote if you made it there?Teeny Chirichillo: Contrary to very popular belief, I don’t think I would have been a no vote finalist. I think I would have gotten Sol.

“Jeopardy!” fans aren’t happy about the Final Jeopardy clue on Wednesday’s episode of the game show. Returning champion Ashley Chan and new contestants Sarah Rosenthal and Eric Weldon-Schilling made it to the final round where the category was “Anthems.”The clue, as read by host Ken Jennings, was: “The unofficial anthem of this UK territory mentions kelp, penguins and ‘the wind from the horn.'”All three players were correct in their guesses which was “What are the Falkland Islands?”Weldon-Schilling ended the game with a total of $21,000 and defeated Chan, who had $2,000, and Rosenthal, who had $3,000.Fans of the show were upset with the choice for the Final Jeopardy clue, claiming that it had nothing to do with the “Anthems” category.“Agreed that ANTHEMS was not a helpful or appropriate FJ category given the clue,” one fan wrote in the Reddit thread about the episode.

the historic writers’ and actors strikes of 2023, many shows this year got delayed or otherwise hit hard. And several returning shows, like “House of the Dragon” and “The Bear,” had long awaited seasons that proved to be disappointing.Nevertheless, several shows stood out. From comedy to dramas to thrillers, here are the year’s best TV offerings.

“Life’s Fragile Moments.”“My lovely dermatologist [was] the one who caught and operated on my mole skin cancer a few years ago, and literally saved my life,” he wrote as the caption of the post, which included several black-and-white photos before and after the operation.“Anyway, after having just finished GMA, I received a message from Dr Tess, with some urgency to return to Los Angeles, as I had two locations on my skin, shoulder and forearm, one of which was melanoma, that should be operated on asap!!” Lennon explained.“So instead of going home to put my Christmas tree up and happily finish the year off, relaxing at home, I flew directly back to Los Angeles, after all my work in New York was done, and went directly from LAX airport, to surgery.”Lennon shared that the operation was successful; however, he’s unsure if the biopsy results will arrive before Christmas.He thanked his doctors “for being able to coordinate this surgery at such short notice, but for once again, hopefully saving my life.”“One can never be too confident in circumstances like this, but we all believe that Dr Tim has saved the day… So fingers crossed for now.”Lennon encouraged his followers to get checked out.“It only takes a short while to do so, and you may just be saving your own life, at the end of the day,” he said, “so please, for the sake of yourself, your family and friends just go to your [doctor] and do what must be done,” he wrote.“I love life and I want to live for a very long time and this is one way, and a choice, that could determine your future.”In 2020, Lennon revealed he had a mole on his head removed after a biopsy showed it was cancerous.Earlier this week, photos circulated of Lennon and his brother, Sean, 49, hanging out at

UserTesting and conducted by Talker Research, the study revealed one in five believe it’s harder to find something to watch today than it was 10 years ago. According to them, the underlying cause comes from being overwhelmed by too much content.Many struggled with having larger content libraries (41%) and feeling like there was too much original content being produced (26%).Although 75% appreciate streaming service algorithms serving them accurate recommendations, 51% admitted the quantity of recommended content is also overwhelming, explaining they want to watch everything recommended to them.Nearly half (48%) do not have traditional cable anymore.

the 2023 actors and writers strikes. It was the end of an era for big shows like “Yellowstone” and “Blue Bloods,” and there was a tepid second season of “House of The Dragon” (but not dreadful enough to make the top 5 worst shows list). Here are the 5 worst TV offerings of the year — including tedious reboots, a game show and the third season of a widely beloved critical darling.

The Wrap.“The fake news — which included a future publishing date of Dec. 19, 2024 — was still live on Newsbreak’s site on Wednesday morning,” the website reported. It’s now being presumed that the article was a result of an AI error.The Post reached out to Harvey’s reps for comment.The beloved TV star posted to his social media on Thursday.“When you feel like giving up..

Minnesota Star Tribune on Wednesday.“Bob passed at home today at 12:48 p.m. surrounded by family,” the statement read.

late Bob Saget, Dave Coulier, Candace Cameron Bure, Jodie Sweetin and twins Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen.After leaving her “Full House” family, Loughlin stayed in the sitcom world, starring in the ABC comedy “Hudson Street” opposite Tony Danza from 1995 to 1996.Racking up dozens of acting credits in the years since, the “Meet My Mom” star proved she can genre-hop in a heartbeat, also playing California mom Debbie Wilson on “90210” and widow Abigail Stanton in Hallmark’s “When Calls the Heart.”While she’s no stranger to a little detective work, having starred in the “Garage Sale Mysteries” collection from 2013 to 2019, Loughlin has never quite done something like her current role.The star is portraying Lieutenant Bishop in the new Prime Video cop drama “On Call” — a far cry from the ’90s wife and mother she rose to stardom playing. Her partner in crime, Eriq La Salle (Sergeant Lasman), was also more than impressed with Loughlin.

The Times UK that the Prince and Princess of Wales are already in Norfolk for the start of the holidays.Their kids Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, 9, and Prince Louis, 6, are with them and also won’t be at the lunch.The source said William and Kate’s absence has nothing to do with the news that Prince Andrew pulled out of the event amid his connection with an alleged Chinese spy. King Charles III, 76, was photographed arriving at the palace for his pre-Christmas lunch in a car with his private secretary.

“Buffy the Vampire Slayer” star said.“You have to put the work in,” she continued. “And we live in an extremely disposable society now.”“Your phone breaks, you don’t fix it. You get a new one,” Gellar added.