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Actor Russell Brand has waged war against groupthink, pushed the envelope as a free thinker and battled drug addiction. However, he didn’t do it alone. Brand recently talked to Fox News’s Tucker Carlson on “Tucker Carlson Today” to discuss how he became the man he is today, highlighting that faith kept him afloat. Brand said,…

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Hailey Bieber recently reflected on the mini-stroke she suffered last year. The model posted a video on her Instagram story she made in April 2022, where she talked about when she experienced a transient ischemic attack, often called a mini-stroke, in March. The incident led to her patent foramen ovale diagnosis, described by the Mayo…

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Dancer and singer Paula Abdul recently shared how she’s stayed healthy through the years. Sixty-year-old Abdul appeared at the Movieguide Awards, discussing the importance of moving your body with Fox News Digital. While talking about how she stays in shape, Abdul said, “I’ve been fortunate because dance has always been a part of my life.…

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Serena Williams, Shaun White, Tom Brady, Sue Bird, Roger Federer, and Albert Pujols are only some superstar athletes who’ve walked away from the sport they dominated for years. They have countless accolades and championships that the most audacious competitors might not even be close to touching. On the other hand, there’s Tony Hawk. He’s dominated…

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Nearly one year after announcing his battle with aphasia, Bruce Willis received a “cruel” diagnosis. In a lengthy statement, the Willis family shared that he now has frontotemporal dementia. The family said the diagnosis is painful, but having a clear diagnosis is a relief. The statement continues, “FTD is a cruel disease that many of…
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