Day: September 7, 2026
Julia Louis-Dreyfus reveals ‘tons’ of friction behind the scenes of ‘Seinfeld’
Julia Louis-Dreyfus didn’t mince words about what it took to make “Seinfeld” a television phenomenon. The actress, who starred as Elaine Benes, revealed there was “tons” of friction behind the scenes as the cast and creators worked to get the groundbreaking comedy just right. “Well, I mean, it’s hard to do anything really well, and
Christine Taylor was asked to lose 10 pounds after landing Marcia Brady role in ‘Brady Bunch Movie’
Christine Taylor landed her dream role as Marcia Brady in “The Brady Bunch Movie” – but the part came with a catch. The “Brady Bunch Movie” star recalled the uncomfortable demand she received after landing the role of Marcia Brady during the “Office Ladies” podcast, revealing she was “embarrassed” but agreed to do it because
Jimmy John’s employee accused of opening fire on car, shooting 14-year-old girl in leg: police
A dispute that began at a Jimmy John’s restaurant in St. Louis ended with a 14-year-old girl shot in the leg and a restaurant employee facing charges for allegedly opening fire on a vehicle carrying the teen, according to police and court records. The teenage girl was struck shortly before 6 p.m. Saturday near the
SEC teams went 16-0 in Week 1, is the conference back on top of college football world?
After three straight national championship wins, few would argue that the Big Ten has become the top conference in college football. Three years, three different teams, including a 16-0 season from the Indiana Hoosiers that coaches like Texas’ Steve Sarkisian believed were essentially impossible in the modern era. Entering the 2026 season, most believed that
Georgetown students plan Charlie Kirk ‘lookalike contest’ on anniversary of his assassination
Students at Georgetown University are allegedly planning a Charlie Kirk “lookalike contest” for the anniversary of the conservative activist’s assassination, with the event drawing thousands of upvotes at the elite Washington, D.C., campus, according to screenshots shared with Fox News Digital from the school’s Turning Point USA chapter. The Sept. 10 event was promoted on
Panthers Optimistic Jonathon Brooks Plays Against Bears Despite Practice Absence
Carolina’s Jonathon Brooks missed his third straight practice with “general soreness,” but Panthers coach Dave Canales remains hopeful the team’s young running back will be ready for Sunday’s season opener against the Chicago Bears. Brooks spent time working on the side with trainers Monday while his teammates went through a short, non-padded practice. “We have
Dallas Cowboys All-Pro LG Tyler Smith To Miss 4-6 Weeks Due To Thumb Surgery
The Dallas Cowboys’ high-powered offense took a bit of a blow less than a week before their season-opening matchup against the New York Giants. All-Pro left guard Tyler Smith will undergo thumb surgery and is expected to be placed on injured reserve, Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer told reporters Monday. The surgery will force Smith
Russia’s quieter nuclear submarines threaten NATO, former commander warns
Russia’s quieter new-generation nuclear-powered submarines are pressuring NATO’s northern defenses as the alliance races to secure Arctic and North Atlantic approaches to North America, a former NATO commander warned, citing President Vladimir Putin’s emerging “new super weapons and super capabilities” amassing in the region. The rising challenge, he said, also includes Russia’s heavily militarized Kola
Outraged cruise passengers sound off about ‘immense disappointment’ after abrupt cancellation
Passengers aboard a cruise ship preparing to set sail for Alaska were left scrambling recently after the cruise line abruptly canceled the trip — citing unspecified technical problems. The seven-night Alaska cruise aboard Royal Caribbean’s Serenade of the Seas was scheduled to depart Vancouver, Canada, on Aug. 30 but had been delayed until Sept. 1
Dangerous mosquito-borne virus spreads in one state as officials warn of rising cases
Florida mosquito-control agencies are stepping up surveillance, inspections and spraying, as officials expect the number of locally acquired dengue fever cases in Tampa Bay and across the state to rise in the coming weeks. As of Sept. 1, the number of dengue fever cases originating in Florida this year had climbed to 33 in Tampa
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