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| Taylor Frankie Paul says she got engaged on unaired ‘Bachelorette' season |
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Taylor Frankie Paul revealed that she got engaged while filming her season of “The Bachelorette,” which was pulled from the air just days before premiere. Paul discussed the drama surrounding her shelved “Bachelorette” season in the upcoming Season 5 of “The Secret Lives of Mormon Lives,” as seen in a clip from the show shared by the Hulu podcast “Get Real” on Sept. 3. The clip began with Paul appearing to deny to castmates Jessi Draper, Mayci Neeley and Mikayla Matthews that she was intimate with anyone in one of the fantasy suites on “The Bachelorette.” |
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| Why Sandra Bullock's teen daughter ‘scares the s—‘ out of her |
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Sandra Bullock might be a movie star, but she’s also every mom of teenagers. Bullock adopted son Louis, now 16, in 2010 and daughter Laila, now 13, in 2015. Becoming a mother has had a huge impact on Bullock’s personal life — and also on her career. On the Sept. 3 episode of Kylie Kelce’s “Not Gonna Lie” podcast, Bullock admitted that she only agreed to film ‘Practical Magic 2’ at a time that worked with her kids’ schedules. |
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| Dolly Parton's nieces recall their last moments with her: ‘We were just regular girls' |
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From giving career pep talks to gabbing about her favorite fast food, Dolly Parton was just one of the “regular girls” when spending time with her nieces. Heidi Parton and Danielle Parton, daughters of Dolly Parton’s younger brothers Randy and Robert Jr., respectively, shared some sweet memories of their late aunt on TODAY Sept. 3, while also showing some of the country singer’s trademark humor. The two spoke from the family’s hometown of Sevierville, Tennessee, as they remembered the last time they spent together with their aunt in person. |
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| Mark Wahlberg, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II open up about unlikely partnership in ‘By Any Means' |
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Mark Wahlberg and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II are teaming up on screen for an unlikely partnership: a notorious mob hitman and a young Black FBI agent working together amid the racial violence of 1960s Mississippi. In an interview with NBC10 Boston’s The Hub Today host Kwani Lunis, the actors opened up about their new thriller, “By Any Means,” including the research that went into their characters, building trust on set and the internal battles their characters face. The film, directed by Elegance Bratton, is inspired by a true story and follows FBI agent Wayne Strider, played by Abdul-Mateen II, as he investigates killings targeting civil rights leaders. He is forced to work alongside mob hitman Greg Scarpa, played by Wahlberg, as the two pursue justice in a system that has failed them. |
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| Katie Holmes reveals new boyfriend with first Instagram post |
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Katie Holmes appears to have confirmed her romance with rumored boyfriend Jason Bard Yarmosky. On Sept. 1, the “Dawson’s Creek” star posted a pair of pictures on Instagram seeming to indicate they are a couple. “Happy Birthday to the best of the best…❤️@jasonbardyarmosky,” she captioned a pair of photos. |
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| Carla Jeffery, star of Disney Channel's ‘Zombies,' dies at 33 |
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Carla Jeffery, best known for her role in the Disney Channel movie franchise “Zombies,” died Tuesday. She was 33. Jeffery’s manager, Carla Alexander, shared the news of her death in a post on the actor’s Instagram page on Wednesday night. |
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