Alex Reid reveals his mother has dementia

Patrick Hipes Executive Managing EditorLife Below Zero cinematographers Michael Cheeseman and Danny Day came in from the cold long enough to find out that they were nominated for more Emmys this year for their Nat Geo docuseries, which is now working on its latest season in remote Alaska.Cheeseman and Day, already three-time Emmy winners for the show’s cinematography, joined on location with Emmy-nominated editor Jennifer Nelson to discuss one of Nat Geo’s most popular series during Deadline’s

Riyadh Khalaf thinks 'Celebrity MasterChef' brings out the "worst and best in you". The YouTube star recently won the coveted 'MasterChef' trophy after seeing off competition from the likes of Sir Matthew Pinsent and Sam Quek, and Riyadh has now confessed that tensions ran high throughout the competition.

Celebrity MasterChef winner Riyadh Khalaf has admitted that it wasn't always a happy kitchen on the BBC One reality show.YouTuber Riyadh won over judges Gregg Wallace and John Torode in the series finale late last month, defeating English rower Sir Matthew Pinsent and Olympic champion Sam Quek.Riyadh looked back on his time in the MasterChef kitchen on The One Show on Thursday (August 13), where he admitted that tensions ran high throughout the competition."You know when you stand at the back of

Alyssa Milano continues to document her experience with COVID-19, after she revealed in early August that she tested positive for the deadly virus’ antibodies. The actress, 47, took to both Instagram and Twitter to share a frightening update about her ongoing battle with coronavirus on Monday. In a candid video of herself, Alyssa brushed her hair to show the hair loss she’s experiencing more than four months after she began feeling coronavirus symptoms.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterEXCLUSIVE: Remember The Real World on MTV? Well, Discovery is doing something like it, but there’s no petty drama. Instead, lives are at stake….seriously.

Alyssa Milano is detailing her very scary experience with coronavirus after finally testing positive for the antibodies.

Alyssa Milano is the latest celebrity who has revealed their COVID-19 diagnosis. She also got into the details of just how intense this virus is.

Alyssa Milano is opening up about her «horrible» COVID-19 symptoms. In an Instagram post on Wednesday, the 47-year-old actress revealed that she tested positive for antibodies, after taking three other tests that indicated she was negative for the coronavirus.Milano explained that she had been sick for two weeks.

Alyssa Milano has revealed that she’s recovered from COVID-19 after becoming infected earlier this year.

Alyssa Milano urged her fans to take the coronavirus seriously after revealing that she recently tested positive for COVID-19 antibodies despite testing negative for the illness in March.The Charmed alum, 47, shared a photo of herself hooked up to a ventilator via Instagram on Wednesday, August 5, along with a screenshot of her test results.“This was me on April 2nd after being sick for 2 weeks,” Milano wrote. “I had never been this kind of sick.

Tom Tapp Deputy Managing EditorOn Tuesday, an unusual message was posted on the California State COVID-19 dashboard. It read, “Due to the issues with the state’s electronic laboratory system, these data represent an underreporting of actual positive cases in one single day.”There was no further information or clarification.A few hours later, the state’s top health official, Dr.

Jordan Moreau More than 150 people in Rhode Island accidentally received tax refund checks signed by none other than Mickey Mouse and Walt Disney, rather than their state officials.According to CNN, the misprinted signatures were on 176 tax refund checks. The error was the result of a technical glitch in the printing system for the state’s Division of Taxation.

Rhode Island’s Division of Taxation turned into a literal Mickey Mouse outfit this week when 176 refund checks were accidentally mailed out bearing the cartoon character’s “signature.”The checks, mailed Monday, were signed “Mickey Mouse” where General Treasurer Seth Magaziner’s name belonged, and “Walt Disney” in the spot reserved for State Controller Peter Keenan, according to multiple reports.The “test signatures” were mistakenly misprinted on the checks due to a “technical error” in the

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerThe Rhode Island Dept. of the Treasury is evidently a Mickey Mouse operation.A resident of the state received a sales tax refund this week, but noticed that the names of General Treasurer Seth Magaziner and State Controller Peter Keenan had been substituted.

said in a statement on Thursday that the bus will most likely be housed in the University of Alaska-Fairbanks’ Museum of the North.The bus, which made its debut in the 1996 Jon Krakauer novel and subsequent film, was once an icon for many trailblazers who wished to visit the bus in the wild.