Pauley Perrette Reveals How She First Realized She Was Having a Stroke and What Saved Her Life (Exclusive)

Queen Elizabeth II's final resting place has a new ledger stone at the King George VI Memorial Chapel.The Palace released a new photo of the ledger stone, which the Palace says is made of hand-carved Belgian black marble with brass letter inlays to match the previous ledger stone installed in the chapel. The memorial chapel sits within the walls of St.

Buckingham Palace announced on Saturday that Queen Elizabeth II‘s final resting place has a new ledger stone at the King George VI Memorial Chapel.

The Mars Volta played their first live show in over 10 years, treating fans in their home state of Texas to a stacked showcase of new songs, classics and rarities – including the first-ever performance of their 2006 track ‘Vicarious Atonement’.The latter song opened the set – which The Mars Volta performed at the 4,300-capacity Factory in Deep Ellum – setting the scene for Omar Rodríguez-López and Cedric Bixler-Zavala to deliver the first performances of ‘Roulette Dares’ and ‘Eriatarka’ (both from their 2003 debut as The Mars Volta, ‘De-Loused In The Comatorium’) since 2010.They followed those up with the first of two songs showcased from their self-titled comeback album, ‘Graveyard Love’, before throwing back to 2005’s ‘Frances The Mute’ with ‘L’Via L’Viaquez’ – also played live for the first time since 2010.Other rarities included ‘Drunkship Of Lanterns’ and ‘Viscera Eyes’ (the former being another ‘Comatorium’ cut while the latter, like ‘Vicarious Atonement’, came from 2006’s ‘Amputechture’) – both of which hadn’t been played since 2009 – as well as the first performance of ‘Comatorium’ standout ‘Televators’ since 2007. Before The Mars Volta played the latter, they premiered the set’s only other self-titled song, ‘Blacklight Shine’.Have a look at fan-shot footage from the show, then see the full setlist (via setlist.fm) below:1. ‘Vicarious Atonement’ 2. ’Roulette Dares (The Haunt Of)’ 3. ’Eriatarka’ 4. ’Graveyard Love’ 5. ’L’Via L’Viaquez’ 6. ’Empty Vessels Make The Loudest Sound 7. ’Cygnus….Vismund Cygnus’ 8. ’Drunkship Of Lanterns’ 9. ’Viscera Eyes’ 10. ’The Widow’ 11. ’Cicatriz ESP’ 12. ’Blacklight Shine’ 13. ’Televators’ 14. ’Son Et Lumiere’ 15. ’Inertiatic ESP’The Mars Volta returned with their self-titled

star Vanessa Lachey sat down with ET's Kevin Frazier on the soundstage Friday to discuss the recent return of her procedural, which airs Mondays on CBS.«We literally kicked off the season premiere with a two-hour crossover event with one storyline,» she said, looking back on the Sept. 21 season opener that began with longtime flagship series, . «It's really amazing that we can do that.»Next week's episode, «Blind Curves,» finds the team, led by Lachey's Special Agent in Charge Jane Tennant, investigating the world of illegal street racing after a Marine staff sergeant's body is discovered in a junkyard.«It's like meets.

Willie Nelson is reflecting on his long, wild friendship with his late best friend and drummer, Paul English.The country music icon recently spoke with ET's Kevin Frazier and shared stories about his experiences with English while first making it big and then touring the country over the past five decades.«He was my best friend for many, many years,» said Nelson, who chronicled their friendship in his new book, We went up and down the road a long time and had a lot of fun together. He was my best friend.«English first joined Nelson's band in 1966 and served as both the band's drummer, as well as a de facto bodyguard and muscle when needed.

Queen Elizabeth II chronicled Her Majesty's dedicated service, sense of humor and devotion to her family.  “The queen was an absolutely incredible person to photograph,” Jackson told ET’s Kevin Frazier following the royal’s funeral on Monday. “I mean, people talk about her aura and that is no understatement. She walks into a room and for her, it was just another day at work, but for the people she met, it could be one of the most exciting days of her life.

Jerrod Carmichael took the Los Angeles heat quite literally when he arrived at the Emmys carpet on Monday, rocking a head-turning shirtless look.The actor and comedian, who was nominated for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series for hosting , raised the temperature level on the carpet several degrees as he made his presence known in a splashy long white fur coat.He topped off the unconventional, show-stopping Emmys carpet outfit with a gold chain necklace, black slacks and matching dress shoes.Carmichael spoke to ET's Kevin Frazier and Nischelle Turner ahead of the ceremony, where he explained in more detail his head-turning look.«It's hot but I feel cool,» Carmichael said. «You know what, Puff Daddy wore this fur in a music video and that's, like, iconic.»The 35-year-old assured that the rapper actually did wear the same fur coat years ago.

Pauley Perrette lost all feeling on the "entire right side" of her body after suffering a stroke. The former 'NCIS' actress revealed earlier this week she'd had a "massive stroke" a year ago and she's now spoken about her ordeal in detail, admitting her doctor warned her it was doubtful she'd live if she didn't seek immediate treatment. She told 'Entertainment Tonight': "I woke up and had no feeling on the entire right side of my body.

Queen Latifah. The actress is opening up about a unique clause she has in all her acting contracts.The Oscar-nominated actress walked the carpet at the premiere of her new family road trip action thriller,, in Los Angeles on Tuesday, and she spoke with ET's Kevin Frazier about her new movie, and her so-called «no death» clause.Latifah joked that she's had it «since the beginning,» but acknowledged that it actually came about because of how frequently it seems her characters were killed off in her early movies.«No, I noticed I was too good at it, so it's kind of a running joke,» Latifah said of her on-screen demises. To be fair, she did meet a brutal end in her breakout role as Cleo Sims in in 1996, then again in 1998's, and 1999's «I was like, 'I don't get to do any sequels if I keep being this good at [dying].' So I said, 'Look, you gotta put a no death clause in these contracts so they can't just kill me off like this.

One year ago I had a massive stoke. Before that I lost so many beloved family and friends, And daddyAnd then Cousin WayneYet still a survivor after this traumatic life I've been given so far…And still so grateful,Still so full of faith,And STILL HERE! pic.twitter.com/psHokwiHijIn a video, she spoke more about that day, saying, "Yes, I'm still here again. Like, how many times do I cheat death? I almost died from a hair dye allergy, I have food allergies.

Former  star Pauley Perrette says she suffered a «massive stroke» last year, and is opening up about her experience on the anniversary of the health scare. The actress took to Twitter on Friday to explain the obstacles she's faced with her health as well as the loss of her loved ones. In the video, Perrette appears with rainbow-dyed hair while she directly addresses her followers. «It's 9/2.

"NCIS" alum Pauley Perrette opened up to fans about overcoming a "massive stroke" that she suffered one year ago and how she is celebrating being alive. Pauley Perrette starred on "NCIS" for 15 seasons. (Getty Images) "One year ago I had a massive stoke," the actress shared in a Twitter post.

Former NCIS star Pauley Perrette is opening up about a shocking near-death experience she went through without fans ever being aware of it.

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Former  star Pauley Perrette has revealed she suffered a «massive stroke» last year and is opening up about her experience on the one-year anniversary of the health scare. The actress took to Twitter on Friday to explain the obstacles she's faced with her health as well as the loss of her loved ones, but still remains grateful despite her hardships. In the video, Perrette appears with rainbow-dyed hair while she directly addresses her followers. «It's 9/2.

A major health scare. Pauley Perrette revealed that she suffered a stroke one year ago — and it nearly killed her.

Pauley Perrette suffered a "massive stroke" a year ago. The former 'NCIS' actress - who played Abby Sciuto for 15 seasons until leaving the show in 2018 - feels "so grateful" to be "still here", a year after going through a major medical emergency. In a Twitter post, she wrote: "It's 9/2.

Manori Ravindran International Editor More than a year since SkyShowtime was first announced, the SVOD is ready to join the streaming fray in Europe, Variety can reveal. The new platform — a joint venture between Comcast and Paramount Global that was first unveiled in August 2021 — will officially launch on Sept. 20 in the Nordic countries of Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden, before expanding into the Netherlands later this year in Q4. (The service received regulatory approval in Europe back in February.) Meanwhile, the SVOD will continue its roll out across Spain, Portugal, Andorra, and Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) over the coming months and through Q1 of 2023. CEE markets include Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia and Slovenia.