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Ricki Lake's Lost Family Photos Found at Flea Market After Fire

Ricki Lake's Lost Family Photos Found at Flea Market After Fire

Ricki Lake's Lost Family Photos Found at Flea Market After Fire
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Ankita Lokhande Advocates for Self-Love and Independence Among Women

Ankita Lokhande Advocates for Self-Love and Independence Among Women

Ankita Lokhande Advocates for Self-Love and Independence Among Women
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YouTube TV to Introduce Genre-Based Subscription Plans in 2026 for Greater Flexibility

YouTube TV to Introduce Genre-Based Subscription Plans in 2026 for Greater Flexibility

YouTube TV to Introduce Genre-Based Subscription Plans in 2026 for Greater Flexibility
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Actress Wenne Alton Davis Fatally Struck by SUV in New York City

Actress Wenne Alton Davis Fatally Struck by SUV in New York City

Wenne Alton Davis, an actress known for her role in 'The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,' was tragically killed after being struck by an SUV in Midtown Manhattan. The incident occurred around 9 p.m. on Monday as Davis was crossing Broadway near West 53rd Street. Despite being rushed to the hospital, she succumbed to her injuries. The driver of the vehicle remained at the scene and is not currently facing any charges. Davis, who was 60 years old, had been out for dinner with friends and was returning to her home in Queens when the accident happened.
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Jon Stewart and Rachel Maddow Honored at 2025 Walter Cronkite Awards for Political Journalism

Jon Stewart and Rachel Maddow Honored at 2025 Walter Cronkite Awards for Political Journalism

The 2025 Walter Cronkite Awards for Excellence in Political Journalism will honor Jon Stewart and Rachel Maddow, among others, for their contributions to political journalism. The awards, presented by the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism, recognize outstanding political journalism on television and digital media. Jon Stewart will receive the inaugural award in the comedic news and commentary category, while Rachel Maddow is recognized for her work on 'The Rachel Maddow Show.' The awards ceremony, scheduled for December 12 at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., aims to highlight the role of a free press in safeguarding democracy and holding power accountable.
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Will Riley Extends Winning Streak on 'Jeopardy!' with Impressive Victory

Will Riley Extends Winning Streak on 'Jeopardy!' with Impressive Victory

Will Riley Extends Winning Streak on 'Jeopardy!' with Impressive Victory
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Bari Weiss Hires Matt Gutman from ABC News for CBS News Role

Bari Weiss Hires Matt Gutman from ABC News for CBS News Role

Bari Weiss Hires Matt Gutman from ABC News for CBS News Role
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Actress Wenne Alton Davis Fatally Struck by Car in NYC

Actress Wenne Alton Davis Fatally Struck by Car in NYC

Wenne Alton Davis, an actress known for her role in 'The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,' was tragically killed in a car accident in New York City. The incident occurred as Davis was crossing Broadway near West 53rd Street when a Cadillac driver made a left turn and struck her. Davis, who was 60 years old, suffered severe head and body trauma and was pronounced dead at Mount Sinai West Hospital. The driver, a 61-year-old man, remained at the scene and has not been charged. Davis had a career that included roles in various films and television shows.
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Chicago's Theater Scene Thrives with Diverse Productions in 2025

Chicago's Theater Scene Thrives with Diverse Productions in 2025

Chicago's Theater Scene Thrives with Diverse Productions in 2025
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Study Links Social Media Use to Attention Decline in Children

Study Links Social Media Use to Attention Decline in Children

Study Links Social Media Use to Attention Decline in Children
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Alix Earle Addresses Rumors of Jaxson Dart Messaging After Breakup with Braxton Berrios

Alix Earle Addresses Rumors of Jaxson Dart Messaging After Breakup with Braxton Berrios

Alix Earle Addresses Rumors of Jaxson Dart Messaging After Breakup with Braxton Berrios
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Study Links Social Media Use to Rising Attention Problems in Teens

Study Links Social Media Use to Rising Attention Problems in Teens

A recent study has found a correlation between increased social media use and rising attention problems among teenagers. Researchers analyzed data from over 8,000 children aged 10 to 14, examining their digital habits across three categories: gaming, TV/video, and social media. The study revealed that social media usage was associated with a gradual increase in inattentiveness, while gaming and video watching did not show the same effect. The research suggests that the constant distractions from social media prevent sustained attention, potentially leading to long-term attention issues. The study also noted that the increase in social media use over the past two decades, from virtually non-existent to about five hours per day, may contribute significantly to the rise in ADHD diagnoses.