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Kirk Douglas celebrated his 100th birthday with a party attended by some of the biggest names in Hollywood.

The Property Brothers will be saying mele kalikimaka come Christmas Day! HGTV stars Drew and Jonathan Scott usually spend their holidays at home in Las Vegas, but this year the 38-year-old twins are getting tropical. “After a hard-working year we’ve decided to take our families to Hawaii to relax for ten days over the holiday,” Drew tells PEOPLE.

When Glenn Beck thinks about some of the moves President-elect Donald Trump has made since the election - like picking a fight with Boeing, a Carrier Corp. union leader and, well, China - he shakes his head in disbelief. “I’m sorry, but if America wants to go over the cliff, that’s fine. Earlier this week, Trump attacked Boeing, calling on the U.S. government to cancel a deal with the aircraft manufacturer to develop of the next generation of Air Force One.

A 3-year-old child was locked in a room of the house during the ordeal.

It’s not every day that a self-proclaimed white nationalist calls you an “honorary white person.”He was joking, of course, after I said I enjoyed a recent trip near his home in Whitefish, Montana. It would have been light-hearted banter in any other context, but not this one.Because Richard Spencer had just told me with a smile on his face that I would not be allowed to live in the all-white ethno-state he envisions for the future.“You could have your own ethno-state,” he offered, as though ethnic cleansing might strike most Americans as anything other than reprehensible. ...

Happy holidays from the first family!

One of the stranger plays from Thursday night’s Kansas City Chiefs victory over the Oakland Raiders came with about nine minutes left and the Raiders down one score and struggling offensively. Once-MVP candidate Derek Carr had been having a brutal night throwing the football, and his receivers were faring just as poorly catching it. Carr was pressured by the Chiefs, who were in a single-high safety look, on third-and-7 from the Oakland 28-yard line.

The pilot of the deadliest hot air balloon crash in U.S. history had seven different drugs in his system at the time of the accident, according to documents released today by the National Transportation Safety Board. In the early hours of July 30, Alfred “Skip” Nichols was piloting a hot air balloon near Lockhart, Texas, with 15 passengers on board, when the balloon ultimately crashed into a field after striking high-voltage power lines. All those on board, including Nichols, were killed in the accident and the balloon was substantially damaged after hitting the power lines and catching fire. Nichols had a history of medical and psychiatric conditions, according to NTSB records, including diabetes and depression, and was being treated with several different medicines for with chronic back pain, attention deficit disorder and fibromyalgia, among his other medical ailments.