'The Real Housewives of Dallas' star D'Andra Simmons 'struggling' with COVID-19

WWE has announced the locations for its upcoming Wrestlemania events, setting eyes on Tampa Bay, Dallas and Los Angeles for 2021-2023.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterWWE is officially moving WrestleMania 37 to Raymond James Stadium in Tampa Bay, Florida.

John Reilly was an actor known for prominent roles in soap operas including “General Hospital” and “Passions.”Reilly had an early regular role on “As the World Turns,” playing Dr. Dan Stewart for two years beginning in 1974.

EXCLUSIVE: Glen Powell, who stars alongside Tom Cruise in Paramount and Skydance’s upcoming Top Gun: Maverick, has inked with CAA.

Sen.Ted Cruz on Thursday defended his decision to challenge the Electoral College certification process, pushing back against some of his colleagues who have accused him of inciting Wednesday's deadly riots at the U.S. Capitol by casting doubt on the 2020 election.

Flights in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, area have restarted after being temporarily halted as the local air traffic control center underwent cleaning related to COVID-19. According to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) coronavirus map, the Fort Worth Air Route Traffic Control Center underwent cleaning from 3 p.m.

D'Andra Simmons of "Real Housewives of Dallas" fame has a serious case of coronavirus. The 51-year-old star has been taken to a Dallas medical center, her rep confirmed to Fox News, after her oxygen levels dropped.

D’Andra Simmonshas tested positive for the coronavirus. ET can confirm that the 50-year-old reality star has been hospitalized at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center's COVID-19 ward in Dallas, Texas.According to the source, Simmons' oxygen levels were low and she is starting remdesivir treatment, which involves an antiviral medication administered via injection.Simmons is asking fans for privacy and prayers as she fights the illness.The news comes just days after Simmons shared

Real Housewives of Dallas star D’Andra Simmons is in the hospital after testing positive for COVID-19.“D’Andra Simmons has tested positive for COVID and has been admitted to the COVID ward at UT Southwestern Hospital in Texas,” a rep for the Bravo star told PageSix on Monday, December 28. “Her oxygen levels were borderline and she will start [antiviral medication] remdesivir.

Covid-19. The Department of Health engaged two leading PR companies in Belfast in a bid to reach younger people with viral online posts and videos from influential figures.

Ty Jordan, the Pac-12 Offensive Freshman of the Year from the University of Utah, has died at age 19. He suffered a gunshot wound while visiting his home in Texas, the school said.

Kate Hudson, Miles Teller and Emma Watson are just a few of the celebs who have spoken out about their worst onscreen kissing experiences, revealing some smooches aren’t all as magical as they look.“Honestly, I feel like I kind of haven’t had the best kissers,” Hudson told Gwyneth Paltrow on an October 2020 episode of “The Goop Podcast,” before pointing to friend Matthew McConaughey as her worst.The actress, who starred in How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days and Fools Gold with the Texas native,

EXCLUSIVE:  We have learned that Marc Maron and Stephen Root have boarded the real-life inspired drama To Leslie which stars Andrea Riseborough as a West Texas single mom who wins the lottery, spends it fast, leaving a world of heartbreak in her wake.

Firefighters in Dallas held a special parade over the weekend for a recent college graduate whose father died in the line of duty almost 19 years ago.  Breyana Davis-Moore was only a few years old when her father, Vincent Davis, died while responding to a six-alarm apartment building fire in Oak Cliff, a neighborhood in Dallas, Milton Williams, a retired firefighter and family friend, told Fox News.  In November, Breyana Davis-Moore graduated from the University of North Texas with a degree in

direct to your inboxTributes have been made to country music star Charley Pride following his death aged 86 from coronavirus complications.Pride, from Sledge in Mississippi, was one the genre’s first black stars and the first black member of the Country Music Hall Of Fame.A statement from his representative said: “Pride, whose rich baritone voice and impeccable song-sense altered American culture, died Saturday, December 12, 2020 in Dallas, Texas of complications from Covid-19 at age 86.”Widely