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Lifestyle Inside Edition
Texas Boy Thought to Be Nonverbal Can Speak After Dentist Discovers He's 'Tongue-Tied'
Within 12 hours of surgery, Mason Motz was having conversations for the first time.
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Celebrity Entertainment Tonight
Shia LaBeouf and Mia Goth File for Divorce as Actor Is Rumored to Be Dating FKA Twigs
Shia LaBeouf and Mia Goth are calling it quits after almost two years of marriage.
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Politics Refinery29
Brett Kavanaugh's Body Language Says It All, According To An Expert
Thanks to Senate confirmation hearings, we now have hours and hours of video of Judge Brett Kavanaugh at our disposal. Kavanaugh has reason to be scared - he has had multiple sexual assault allegations brought against him, and on Thursday, Dr. Christine Blasey Ford is slated to testify in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee about the night he allegedly drunkenly forced himself on her in high school. On Monday night, Kavanaugh and his wife Ashley sat down for a largely friendly interview with Fox News' Martha MacCallum in which he asked for a "fair process where I can be heard and I can defend my integrity" 12 times.
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U.S. People
Married Florida Dad Accused of Killing Pregnant Mistress After She Refused to Get Abortion
Fla. Dad Allegedly Murdered Pregnant Mistress
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U.S. HuffPost
11 Days After Florence, South Carolinians Are Bracing For The Worst
Florence exited the U.S. last week after wreaking havoc across swathes of the
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Entertainment The Wrap
‘Big Bang Theory’ Star Johnny Galecki Reveals an Eye-Opening Encounter With Kaley Cuoco (Photo)
Kaley Cuoco is going into the 12th and final season of “The Big Bang Theory” with wide-eyed anticipation. At least that’s the conclusion to be drawn from a behind-the-scenes photo of Cuoco that her co-star Johnny Galecki shared on his Instagram account Monday, as the CBS sitcom prepared to launch its swan-song run. “New and final season of @bigbangtheory_cbs starts TONIGHT!” Galecki wrote in accompaniment to the photo.
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U.S. Reuters
Bill Cosby, in cuffs, imprisoned for up to 10 years for sexual assault
Cosby must spend at least three years in a Pennsylvania prison before he becomes eligible for supervised release, though he could end up behind bars for up to a decade. Montgomery County Court of Common Pleas Judge Steven O'Neill ordered Cosby to be jailed immediately, denying Cosby's request for bail while lawyers appeal the conviction. Minutes earlier, Constand left court with her arms folded, a smile spreading across her face as other women who have accused Cosby came to hug her.
