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Pedro Pascal has been a fan-favorite star for years, however, his breakthrough role in  almost took its toll!During a recent edition of 's Actor Roundtable Pascal participated in — alongside Kieran Culkin, Jeff Bridges, Michael Imperioli, Evan Peters and Damson Idris — moderator Lacey Rose asked the group about their typical or most memorable interactions with fans.Damson said how many people joke that he's «their husband,» while Culkin explained how people seem to feel very comfortable putting their arms around him, or grabbing and touching him. For Pascal, the interactions he remembers were decidedly more weird.«I remember, earlier on, because of  and the way my character died — speaking of touching — people were super into taking selfies with their thumbs in my eyes,» he joked, referring to how hischaracter, Oberyn Martell, was killed in a fight to the death with Gregor «The Mountain» Clegane, who crushed his skull with his hands after gouging out his eyes.«Wow, that’s a lot of trust,» Culkin joked.«At first, I was so earnest and happy about the success of the character in the show, I’d let them!» Pascal admitted. «And then I remember getting a bit of an eye infection.»Thus, the chances of getting to pretend to gouge out his eyes for a fun photo op seem slim for fans in the future.During the lengthy and candid conversation, Pascal was also asked about the «daddy narrative» that has developed around him in the public consciousness, and he laughingly admitted, «Yeah, I am having fun with it.»«It seems a little role-related.

A man has claimed he ended up in intensive care following a botched butt implant by a top New York plastic surgeon.

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has issued a warning about the mpox virus after the latest data showed an increase in cases.

A woman has shared her experience of contracting an unusual fungal disease which could be part of a new global epidemic. According to the US Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the woman was infected by drug-resistant ringworm, also known as tinea.

An Edinburgh teen who thought he was suffering from growing pains was found to be suffering from a rare cancer.

The parents of a Scots toddler born with two bladders and uteri are desperately fundraising for treatment that could be their daughter's 'last chance' at life.

Three people in Britain have died after contracting a Victorian-era disease which is spread through coughing and sneezing.

A common and widespread virus may increase the risk of developing multiple sclerosis (MS), according to scientists.

A Scots dog owner has been left heartbroken after her 11-month-old cocker spaniel was killed by a poisonous snake. Puppy Ollie was bitten by an adder during a walk around Loch Lee in Glen Esk last month.

The Rig , the first Amazon Original series to be filmed entirely in Scotland, owes a lot to horror classics The Fog and The Mist .

Tori Spelling claimed the "mold infection" of her rented home has been "slowly killing" her family for the past three years. In an update shared on social media, Spelling, 50, asked for recommendations for a "mold lawyer." "Does anyone know how to find a major great MOLD lawyer in CA that can help our family?" the actress wrote on her Instagram story, according to People magazine. "Our troubles are next level with our mold problem and the house that's been slowly killing us for 3 years." "My kids and I are so sick and can't get well and our family needs help.

Tori Spelling is sharing an update on her family’s health issues.

Tori Spelling has offered an update on her family’s health after they found mold in their home.

WWE Hall of Famer and wrestling legend “Superstar” Billy Graham has died. He was 79.

Two cases of a highly contagious fungal disease have been confirmed, with two women in the US infected.

WWE Hall of Famer "Superstar" Billy Graham has died at the age of 79. Fellow wrestling legend Ric Flair broke the news on Twitter on Wednesday. "The Superstar Billy Graham Just Left Us.THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR INFLUENCE On My Career!" he wrote.

Peter Debruge Chief Film Critic While the world was grappling with the COVID-19 pandemic, French director Thomas Cailley was imagining another kind of coronavirus, one he’d cooked up before the crisis, but which suddenly took on new real-world relevance. In “The Animal Kingdom,” a mysterious malady is sweeping France, unlocking something at a genetic level that causes people to transform into hybrid creatures. The mutations are slow and somewhat unpredictable: One person might sprout feathers, observing over weeks as their arms develop into wings, while another grows scales and winds up slithering like a snake. Through it all, 16-year-old Émile (Paul Kircher) and his father, François (Romain Duris), are just trying to stay calm, which isn’t easy when something akin to a zombie apocalypse has left the entire country jittery and suspicious. What’s causing the mutations? Is it contagious? Can the creatures be trusted, or are they a threat to others? A scar on Émile’s cheek, acquired during the early days of his mother’s infection, offers a hint of the risk. People are understandably frightened of the unknown, but scarier still is the possibility that the same could happen to them.

As much as we may want them to, our dogs cannot speak to us, so it can sometimes be difficult to figure out what they are thinking and feeling.

Friends of a mum diagnosed with a rare form of cancer held a fundraising football match after she was forced to give up her job caring for a young Vale boy.

Two poultry workers in England have tested positive for bird flu. The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) says it has detected the Influenza A (H5) virus in both workers, who had recently been working on an infected poultry farm.

Ayrshire parents have told their four-year-old son that a fundraiser for cancer treatment is a "celebration of how brave he is."