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Singer Bonnie Tyler, 75, has woken from a medically induced coma after suffering cardiac arrest a month ago in Faro, Portugal. Doctors are confident she will make a full recovery, though progress is slow. She remains in intensive care, and all her concerts through August have been canceled.
Bruce Springsteen received the Harry Belafonte Voices for Social Justice Award at the Tribeca Festival on June 13, 2026, presented by Bono. He apologized for refusing to license his song for a Gap (RED) commercial, calling it a 'big mistake.' Bono and Springsteen have been friends since 1987, when Springsteen joined U2 on stage in Philadelphia.
Tyra Banks filed a defamation lawsuit against Netflix and the directors of 'Reality Check: Inside America's Next Top Model' in Los Angeles federal court on Saturday, June 13, 2026. The suit alleges the docuseries edited her interview to falsely imply she knowingly allowed a contestant to be sexually assaulted. Banks seeks damages and an injunction barring use of her image with the soundtrack.
James Barker, executive producer of 'Love Island USA' and 'Queer Eye', died at age 40 due to an unexpected medical emergency while filming Season 8 in Fiji. ITV America and Peacock confirmed the news; Barker will be honored in Tuesday's episode.
This commentary explores Jackie Gleason's lesser-known fascination with the paranormal, detailing his extensive library on supernatural topics and his UFO-inspired round house. It argues that Gleason's eccentric interests reveal a deeper, more complex character beyond his comedic persona, and highlights how these passions are being revisited through a new book and property tour.
Molemo Maarohanye, known as Jub Jub, was arrested for allegedly kidnapping a taxi driver and firing a gun at him in Edenvale on Sunday. The driver escaped unharmed. Maarohanye faces a court appearance Wednesday. He has a prior conviction for a 2012 drag-racing crash that killed four schoolchildren.
This article reports on Bob Dylan's op-ed for the New York Times, where he reflects on turning 80. Dylan contrasts the freedom of outliving societal clocks with the loss of illusions and physical limitations. The piece also notes other celebrities' comments on President Trump's 80th birthday, including Robert De Niro's criticism and Gloria Steinem's advice to resign.
Rainn Wilson told Fox News Digital that 'The Office' would not be possible in 2026 due to its politically incorrect humor, particularly from characters Dwight Schrute and Michael Scott. He had made similar comments in 2025, citing episodes like 'Benihana Christmas' as 'jaw-droppingly horrific.'
Melanie Martinez, Kid Cudi, Bebe Rexha, and others honored Oliver Tree following his death in a helicopter crash over Rio de Janeiro. Martinez called him a 'true artist' with a 'soft heart,' while Cudi recalled him as 'amazing and beautiful.'
Tom Cruise, David Beckham, and Katy Perry were among stars spotted at 2026 FIFA World Cup matches in the US. Perry performed before the USA vs Paraguay match in Los Angeles and watched with boyfriend Justin Trudeau. Ryan Reynolds cheered for Canada in Toronto.