- Celebrity Entertainment Tonight
Hilary Duff Admits She Struggles to Help Son With Homework: 'I Stopped Going to Real School in Third Grade'
The former child star is getting real.
U.S. ABC News'He fought them,' father says of son killed on his birthday defending his family in Texas home invasion
Security video of a car speeding from the Texas home of a father gunned down on his 29th birthday while defending his wife and two young children from intruders was released by authorities desperate to identify the suspects and bring them to justice. Brenton Estorffe, an Australian native raising his family in the Houston suburb of Katy, was shot to death early Wednesday while attempting to fight off at least two men who broke into his residence, according to Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office investigators. "He wrestled those two blokes away from his wife and kids," Estorffe father, Michael Estorffe, told The Australian newspaper before flying from Australia to Texas to be with his son's grieving widow and children.
- Sports NBC Sports
Knicks reportedly ‘stunned and depressed’ by Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving choosing Nets
Thinking superstars will choose the Knicks simply because of location is lacking in self-awareness.
- Politics Rolling Stone
Mick Mulvaney’s Appearance on Fox News Sunday Was Not to Be Believed, Literally
Chris Wallace held the White House chief of staff's feet to the fire while he tried to lie about admitting to Trump's quid pro quo
- Entertainment Yahoo Movies UK
Terminator star Linda Hamilton made to wear breast and bum padding to reprise role as Sarah Connor
63-year-old told Graham Norton it was 'interesting' considering year-long work out plan prior to shooting
- SportsWho What Wear
The Worst Things to Wear to an Airport, According to a TSA Agent
Or, how to avoid the dreaded pat-down.
U.S. MarketWatchThis couple fought $25,000 in fraudulent credit-card charges after falling prey to identity theft - then things got worse
Amy Wang and her husband spent hundreds of hours trying to straighten out their financial futures after falling prey to identity theft. Amy, a 50-year-old occupational therapist in Miami, says she and her husband, Michael Wang, started receiving credit-card denials and store credit cards in the mail in December of 2015. The shoppers had expensive taste, Amy said, opting for luxuries like diamond earrings, Gucci and Armani.
