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1. Apocalyptic sci-fi novel 'The End of Everything' wins this year's Booker Prize  NPR
2. M. John Harrison’s ‘The End of Everything’ Wins Booker Prize  The New York Times
3. 81-year-old sci-fi author M. John Harrison wins the 2026 Booker Prize  CNN
4. M John Harrison becomes first science fiction author to win the Booker prize  The Guardian
5. 'Baffling but brilliant' post-apocalyptic novel The End of Everything wins Booker Prize  BBC

1. Sources: Jaguars acquire Eagles DT Jordan Davis in blockbuster trade  ESPN
2. NFL trade deadline 2026 live updates: Jordan Davis traded from Eagles to Jaguars  The New York Times
3. A blockbuster! Eagles trade Jordan Davis to Jaguars for 1st- and 2nd-round picks  NBC Sports Philadelphia
4. Eagles trading DT Jordan Davis in exchange for draft picks: ESPN  6abc Philadelphia
5. NFL news, live updates, trade deadline rumors: Jaguars trade for Jordan Davis, continuing defensive spree with Jessie Bates III, Davon Godchaux  Yahoo Sports

1. Lindsay Clancy loses bid to dismiss murder charges, retrial looms  Reuters
2. Judge denies Lindsay Clancy’s motion to dismiss murder charges, paving the way for potential retrial  CNN
3. Judge refuses to dismiss murder charges against Lindsay Clancy, or launch inquiry into holdout juror  The Boston Globe
4. SALTZBURG | Lindsay Clancy's Jury Didn't Fail, The Law's 183-Year-Old Theory of the Mind Did  The Cornell Daily Sun
5. Lindsay Clancy loses bid to dismiss murder charges, question ‘holdout juror'  NBC Boston

1. Republican Thomas Massie will force impeachment vote on Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth  BBC
2. Pete Hegseth impeachment articles introduced by Rep. Massie  CNBC
3. The Walls Close in on Hegseth  Foreign Policy
4. Thomas Massie Moves to Force Vote on Impeaching Pete Hegseth  The New York Times
5. Republican Thomas Massie moves to force vote to impeach Pete Hegseth  The Guardian

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, a Democrat from New York, left, and Representative Hakeem Jeffries, a Democrat from New York, arrive for a news conference with Democratic lawmakers outside the Capitol in Washington, DC, on Thursday, May 21, 2026. —Aaron Schwartz–Bloomberg via Getty Images

President Trump signaled last week that he is open to working with Democrats on immigration, after two years of carrying out aggressive immigration enforcement and deportation policies across the country. 

Days after the midterm election losses, Trump acknowledged during an interview on 60 Minutes filmed on Friday that his Administration’s mass deportation policies might be “too tough.” “Let the people that are here, and in some cases, here for 10 and 15 years—work a deal for them,” Trump says.  

The offer by Trump follows a midterm election in which his Administration policies prompted a national backlash that strategists say played a role in delivering to Democrats one of their best election showings in decades. On Monday, Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin echoed Trump’s conciliatory remarks, telling reporters at a conference in Maryland that Trump has encouraged him to work with Democrats who have reached out about collaborating on immigration reform in the new Congress.

The prospects of Trump agreeing to an immigration deal drew wariness from both parties. Democrats were especially circumspect at Trump’s gentler tone days after tapping Stephen Miller, the architect of the Administration's immigration agenda, as his new White House Chief of Staff. 

“Miller…is probably extremely unlikely to advise the president to sign a bad immigration bill or a sweeping amnesty,” says Andrew Arthur, a former immigration judge and a resident fellow at the conservative Center for Immigration Studies.

The crop of newly elected Democrats to Congress include many who campaigned against Trump’s immigration policies, specifically raids conducted by Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Democratic Socialist Claire Valdez, who just won a House seat in New York representing part of Brooklyn, said at a press conference on Sunday that congressional Democrats “have a mandate” to abolish ICE.

Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, the House Democratic Leader who is on track to be the next Speaker of the House, said in a CBS interview on Monday that any potential deal with Trump should start with restoring protections for recipients for programs like the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), which covers undocumented immigrants who arrived in the U.S. as children, and Temporary Protective Status (TPS), which allowed immigrants who sought refuge from natural disasters or armed conflicts to stay and work in the U.S.

“We can begin by moving in the House, and ultimately in the Senate, the Dream and Promise Act in order to restore protection for DACA recipients and TPS recipients. And that should be a foundation for more broader work that can be done together,” Jeffries explained, adding that reforming ICE and ending mass deportation would also be a part of the discussion. 

It’s unclear how many Republicans would work on any immigration deal in the new Congress. The House Freedom Caucus, which represents a bloc of ultra conservative lawmakers in Congress, posted on Monday that it rejected any potential efforts to offer amnesty to undocumented immigrants.

Mullin stressed that the administration would not support a blanket amnesty program, but was open to movement on programs that cover hundreds of thousands of immigrants in the country such as DACA. “If we want to have an immigration reform where we can look at DACA, and figure out a way that these individuals can become, maybe, legal permanent citizens…that’ll be up to Congress to do that. I’ll be open to talk to anything,” Mullin said, according to multiple outlets. 

Yet, as one source in Congress familiar with the immigration policy discussions tells TIME, if Trump is serious about working with Democrats on immigration, he could prove it by slowing down or even pausing deportations across the country. In the meantime, his comments may be seen by many as little more than an empty gesture.

“It doesn’t seem like there is anything to work with him on at the moment but that may change next year,” the source adds. 

Trump’s history with immigration reform

This isn’t the first time Trump expressed openness to some immigration reforms. 

During his State of the Union address in 2018, Trump proposed a framework to congressional Republicans to pass legislation that would provide a pathway to citizenship for an estimated 1.8 million people eligible for recipients of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals. But the measure was viewed as a half-hearted measure by Trump, who acknowledged it lacked the votes in the Senate. The legislation ultimately failed to pass the House, with 112 Republican members joining all House Democrats in opposing the bill. 

The last time that a comprehensive immigration reform bill was taken seriously by both chambers of Congress was in 2013, during Obama’s second term, according to Arthur. That measure would have allowed undocumented immigrants already in the U.S. to stay in the country while waiting to apply for a green card. The bill was ultimately killed in the House by far-right Republicans led by then-Rep. Jeff Sessions and his chief of staff, who was the same Stephen Miller Trump just promoted to the same role in his White House.

“The rule of thumb in Washington is always to take Donald Trump seriously, but never take him literally,” says Arthur.

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Chris Rock is going into detail about the end of his marriage, admitting he wasn't the best husband and took accountability for mistakes he made in the relationship.

During a recent interview with GQ, the 61-year-old comedian shared that there were many factors that caused the divorce, noting he cheated and was addicted to pornography during his marriage.

"I was not a great husband," he admitted. "I watched a lot of porn. I don’t watch porn anymore. I haven’t watched porn in five, six years."

He also admitted to cheating on his wife, noting, "It’s not anything I’m proud of, but it’s something I had to go through."

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The comedian compared himself to a character in a Marvel movie who "has to test his powers" and see how far they can push things before they eventually "crash down."

"Every Marvel movie, man or woman, they have to test their powers," he said. "They’re a- -holes. They get these powers and they’re a- -holes, and they’re racing trains and they’re lifting up ocean liners and they try to go to the sun, then they crash down because they realize they’re not God. And then they start helping people."

He explained that he "tested my powers" during his marriage by cheating on his wife, noting he "was severely humbled" when he realized he definitely "wasn't God or anywhere near him."

Rock was married to Malaak Compton-Rock for nearly 20 years. They tied the knot in 1996, separated in 2014 and finalized their divorce in 2016. They share two children together, daughters, Lola and Zahra.

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The actor recently directed the film, "Misty Green," the first movie he has directed in 12 years, the last one being 2014's "Top Five." He explained that some of the reason behind that is that he got divorced.

"Nobody has a successful divorce, so that takes time," he said. "Then once it’s done, okay, you’re not sitting on the money you had before, so now you got to really make some money. So you go on tour, or two tours. So there was a lot of stand-up. There was a lot of getting my life together. You got a pandemic, you got a bunch of nonsense going on there."

"Misty Green" follows an award-winning actress, Misty Green, who is working hard to make a comeback after years of watching her career slowly fade away, with Rock portraying a casting director who once worked with the actress.

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While promoting the movie, Rock told "The Daily" podcast in October that he wanted to make a movie about Los Angeles, calling it a "tale of two cities," noting that while there is "sunshine and palm trees," people are also "constantly walking over homeless people."

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The actor previously spoke about the message he wanted to get across when making the film, telling Variety in September that much of the movie is about Los Angeles, which he called a "complicated place" that "attracts an underbelly that people want to pretend doesn’t exist."

"A lot of it’s about L.A. L.A. has got very wonky priorities," he said. "There’s a real estate office on the same street as The Ivy on Robertson, and in the window, there are houses for $30-$40 million. In the window. But there’s a homeless guy sleeping right outside. The movie is about that crazy dichotomy."

Russell Brand has been sentenced to 10 years and six months in prison for rape and sexual assault. 

On Monday, Judge Bennathan said that while he would follow the sentencing guidelines, he said Brand "committed sexual offenses against a number of women" and reducing the sentences "would not do justice to the overall gravity" of Brand's criminality.

Last week, Brand was found guilty of one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault in the U.K. He denied the charges and was acquitted of two additional rape charges and one count of attempted indecent assault.

He was immediately taken into custody following the verdict, according to the BBC. 

Brand, 51, was accused of three counts of rape, three counts of sexual assault and one count of attempted indecent assault involving six women between 1999 and 2009. 

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One woman he was convicted of sexually assaulting gave an impact statement during Monday's proceedings, while three others submitted written statements to the prosecutor.

"For many years as his star was rising it was impossible to escape seeing him all over the media, being celebrated for his disgusting behavior against women like it was all a joke," she said. "There were many times I felt visibly sick at the sight of him parading around thinking he can get away with anything."

The woman spoke out of view of the courtroom to preserve her identity.

Prosecutor Riel Karmy-Jones read statements by the other three women. Brand was convicted of sexually assaulting the first woman at a London radio station in 2005.

"Since the sexual assault ... Russell Brand has managed to move on and even forget," she wrote. "Over the years, hearing his voice on television, on social media or seeing his image made me jump."

According to Sky News, Brand acknowledged that he had been "reckless" and used his fame to pursue sexual relationships, but insisted that the encounters were consensual. He also told the jury that consent was "fundamental, essential and necessary."

Brand has denied forcing any of the women to engage in sexual activity against their will.

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Prosecutors alleged that Brand committed the offenses against six women over a 10-year period. The women testified in court about alleged encounters at a hotel, a bar, a radio station, a workplace and Brand’s home.

According to a Metropolitan Police press release, detectives began investigating Brand after allegations were made public by U.K. media outlets Channel 4 and The Sunday Times in September 2023.

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The outlets launched a joint investigation into the allegations, resulting in a lengthy article on the Times' website, as well as an episode of Channel 4's documentary series, "Dispatches," called "Russell Brand: In Plain Sight." Both contained a number of anonymous complaints, with women accusing Brand of physical and emotional abuse and bullying, as well as some instances of sexual assault.

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Police video released Thursday, Nov. 5 and obtained by Fox News Digital shows Brand defending his sexual history during questioning by London's Metropolitan Police.

During a December 2023 interview, Brand sat alongside his attorney and read a lengthy prepared statement to detectives, insisting that his past sexual encounters were consensual.

"As I’ve repeatedly stated publicly … I led a very promiscuous life in the past, which I’ve spent years openly denouncing. I’ve never engaged in nonconsensual sexual activity," Brand said.

Brand also criticized a September 2023 media investigation that brought allegations against him into the public spotlight.

He described the reporting as "defamatory and fictitious," suggesting that consensual encounters had been "invented or reimagined" as sexual misconduct.

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In a video posted to X last year, Brand thanked his fans for messages of support, then criticized the British government and legal system before addressing the charges directly.

He said that he "was a fool before I lived in the light of the Lord. I was a drug addict, a sex addict and an imbecile, but what I never was was a rapist. I've never engaged in nonconsensual activity. I pray that you can see that by looking in my eyes."

Brand added, "Of course, I'm now going to have the opportunity to defend these charges in court, and I'm incredibly grateful for that."

Fox News Digital's Janelle Ash and Stephanie Giang-Paunon contributed to this report.

Hilary Duff is opening up about the "scars from the past" she had to confront as a former child star.

In a recent interview with Billboard, the 39-year-old actress and singer, who rose to fame at 14 when she starred in the hit Disney Channel series "Lizzie McGuire," reflected on the lasting effects of childhood stardom as she discussed her return to music after more than a decade.

In February, Duff released "Luck … Or Something," her first studio album since 2015's "Breathe In. Breathe Out." The album debuted at No. 3 on the Billboard 200 chart. In June, Duff launched the "Lucky Me Tour," her first major tour in nearly two decades.

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Before launching her tour, Duff gave an intimate performance for friends and family in Los Angeles in January. She told Billboard that she was so nervous during the show that her hand shook as she held the microphone.

The "Younger" star recalled that after the performance, her son, Luca, told her he was proud of her for returning to the stage despite her fears.

"That stuck with me, because it is scary, and I'm used to being so tough and strong," she said. "This industry really makes you very rough around the edges, where you're like, 'I've got to handle this, so I just will.'"

"But it was scary to step onstage after 20 years and figure out my identity, and how I move my body and what I'm taking from my old persona and adding to who I am now," Duff continued. "It was a complicated thing to do, and I had to get over quite a few scars from the past."

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Although she stepped away from music for more than a decade, Duff said some of the habits she developed during her years as a child star have been difficult to shake.

According to Billboard, Duff repeatedly referred to herself as a "Disney dog" during the interview, describing an ingrained impulse to "say yes and to go, go, go."

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Duff also said returning to music as an adult has allowed her to take greater control of her career than she had as a child star.

"It was wonderful building this on my terms," she said. "I don't mean that negatively in regard to how anything was handled in the past, because I was a child in the past. I wasn't muted, and I got to make decisions, but people made a lot of decisions for me because I didn't care or know enough to be like, 'Here's how I want this.'"

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Duff also acknowledged that she continues to grapple with the experience of becoming famous at a young age.

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"I've had a great career and I feel really lucky," she said. "I also am a child star, and that's a really hard thing to wrestle with as an adult. People don't survive that."

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"The fact that I've been able to survive and that I get to have this moment … I get to send love to grown-up Hilary and be like, 'You did it!' and also send love to little Hilary and be like, 'Hey, we're still here. Look at what we did.'"

The "Lucky Me Tour" kicked off on June 21 in West Palm Beach, Florida, and included stops at Madison Square Garden in New York City and the Kia Forum in Inglewood, California, before heading to Europe, Australia and New Zealand. Due to strong demand, Duff extended the tour through 2027 with 32 additional dates across Europe, Latin America and the U.S.

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Duff told Billboard that reconnecting with longtime fans has helped her heal some of the wounds left by childhood fame. She said she now makes a point of thanking fans during her concerts for "letting me grow up."

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"I understand fans hold me in this sweet capsule in their heart that holds a time in their life that was tender and uncomplicated," Duff said.

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"But putting out a very honest and exposed record and them digesting and accepting it and being like, 'Me Too' — that was very healing for me," she continued. "It showed me that they don't just care about me as the person they hold in that capsule, they care about me now as well."

Prince William has "learned" to live without Prince Harry as their bitter feud appears to have pushed the brothers past the point of no return.

"Harry has never believed he has anything to apologize for," Christopher Andersen, author of "Kate!," told Fox News Digital.

"William had never believed he had anything to apologize for. Reconciliation is not in the cards. It shouldn't come as any surprise that William views Harry as having betrayed not only the royal family but the institution of the monarchy itself. Harry returning to the U.K. and picking up where he left off before Megxit just rubbed salt into an already festering wound."

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"These are two extraordinarily strong and stubborn men who have, sadly, learned over the past few years that they can live without each other," Andersen said. "If the death of their grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, their father's coronation and the cancer battles of both the king and the Princess of Wales didn't bring them together, it's very hard to imagine what would."

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Andersen's comments came after a source told People magazine that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are not planning to apologize to William and his wife, Kate Middleton. The U.K.'s Express previously reported that Harry and Meghan hoped to apologize to the Prince and Princess of Wales over comments made during their 2021 interview with Oprah Winfrey as part of an effort to reconcile.

A source close to Harry and Meghan told People that the report was "nonsense."

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The Express reported that the couple specifically planned to apologize over Meghan's revelation during the televised interview that there had been "concerns and conversations" within the royal family about how dark Prince Archie's skin might be before he was born.

People reported that while Harry has made progress in rebuilding his relationship with his father, King Charles, "there’s no movement, especially on William’s side," said a source.

Fox News Digital reached out to Archewell and Kensington Palace for comment.

British broadcaster Helena Chard told Fox News Digital that William is unlikely to forgive his brother. She noted that William once saw Harry as a supportive "wingman" as he prepared for his future role as king.

"Reportedly, Prince William finds it impossible to forgive his brother for leaving him to cope with the pressure of being future king on his own," Chard said. "The sheer stress and upset caused to his family over the past few years is impossible to forgive."

Harry has publicly said he would like to reconcile with his family. In May 2025, he told the BBC that he would "love reconciliation." In October 2026, he told GQ that "the most important thing is to reconcile. That's the key point."

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Royal commentator Meredith Constant told Fox News Digital that after rewatching Harry and Meghan's 2021 interview with Winfrey, she believes the couple has no reason to apologize.

"Harry and Meghan overwhelmingly say positive things about William and Kate," Constant said.

"Meghan calls Kate a 'good person' and admires how she handled the pre-wedding situation when she hurt Meghan's feelings. The couple's issues were two-pronged: a lack of support and understanding from the monarchy and an invisible contract with the U.K. press that allowed for a sustained character assassination of Meghan that, as she says in the interview, raised the threat risk against her."

"With that said, I don't think they'd go back and do an hour-plus television interview again," Constant added.

Constant said that as the future king, William "should lead and take the first step towards reconciliation."

"But, as Harry said, 'reconciliation requires accountability,'" Constant said. "And how can William or Kate take accountability for a problem that they, and the rest of the royal family, wouldn't even acknowledge exists?"

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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex stepped back from their roles as senior working royals in 2020, citing intrusive British press coverage and a lack of support from the palace. After moving to California that year, they aired their grievances in interviews and documentaries. Harry's 2023 memoir, "Spare," further strained relations with his family.

The couple returned to the U.K. with their children in August 2026 for an extended stay.

Dick Arbiter, a former press secretary to the queen and author of "On Duty with the Royals," told Fox News Digital that Harry should be the one seeking forgiveness, "not the other way around." He said the queen, who died in 2022, was disappointed when her grandson and his wife stepped back from royal duties.

"He had his own reasons to go," Arbiter said. "I think we can all assume why. How is it affecting the rest of the family? Well, it upset his father for obvious reasons. What is more important to the king is his constitutional duty and the survivability of the monarchy as an institution. That comes first."

"He is not going to reconcile with his son as long as his son continues to rubbish the royal family and continues to talk about private meetings," Arbiter said. "This is one of the reasons why the king has had so few meetings with his son, because no sooner is the meeting over and the door has hit Harry in the back, it's all over the American media."

"He's got to be contrite. He's got to apologize and mean it, not the other way around, because he's asking for apologies from his family. And I'm not terribly sure what he wants apologies for."

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Some royal commentators had previously hoped that Kate would bring the brothers together as the royal family's peacemaker. However, Andersen said his sources indicated that the Princess of Wales has no desire to get involved.

"Kate is very disappointed with her brother-in-law," Andersen said. "They were once so close, and I think when this all started, she felt she could bring them back together. But to be honest, Harry's attacks on William and the rest of the royal family have, for the most part, made that impossible. I don't think either side has the appetite to go over what has been said in the past."

"It's only Harry who would 'love reconciliation,' not Prince William," British royal expert Hilary Fordwich said. "He remains furious regarding his brother's betrayal, insults and the damage he has wrought upon the family. The impasse is due to both the lack of trust any of the senior royals have in the Sussexes and the lack of apology from them. Without a formal mea culpa, there is no starting point."

Constant said William's next move could determine whether the brothers begin reconciliation talks. As the future king, his decision could send a message about leadership, forgiveness and the possibility of unity within the fractured royal family.

"I'm not sure what the long game is for Will's communications team of putting out information that William won't budge and continues to ice Harry out," Constant said. "After a while, it starts looking petty. But if William does 'extend the olive branch,' as the U.K. press likes to call it, what impact does that have on the story they've been writing for the past six years about the opposing brothers? Who is the villain of the story then?"

"Knots Landing" star Donna Mills is revealing the reason that she has never walked down the aisle despite her 25-year romance with actor Larry Gilman.

During a recent appearance on the "Still Here Hollywood Podcast with Steve Kmetko," the 85-year-old actress, who has been in a relationship with Gilman, 76, since 2001, opened up about why she has chosen to avoid marriage.

"I was always so independent," she told Kmetko. "I’m still very independent."

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"I just didn’t ever want to be subject to whatever you have to do when you get married," Mills continued. "I also didn’t want to say I was going to love somebody forever."

"I don’t know if I would do that or not," she admitted with a laugh.

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Mills shared the topic of marriage had also come up between herself and her daughter Chloe, who recently tied the knot herself.

"It’s funny because my daughter asked me that. My daughter just got married," Mills said. "And she just had a baby."

After Kmetko told her that she didn't "look like a grandmother," Mills pointed to a necklace she was wearing that was inscribed with the word "Grandma," which she said was a gift from Chloe.

"She gave me this, and I wear it all the time," Mills said.

Mills explained that she and Chloe have had many conversations about what name her grandson would call her.

"And I said, "'Oh, I know. Glamma,'" Mills told Kmetko with a laugh. "But she didn't like that."

The Daytime Emmy Award winner Chloe adopted as a newborn in 1994 when she was 54. Seven years later, Mills began dating Gilman, whom she has described as an "incredibly kind, funny, wonderful man."

"I love him," she told The Daily Beast in 2022. "I’m lucky to have found him. I found him late, but I found him. Everybody loves him. He’s great."

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Prior to meeting Gilman, Mills and advertising executive Richard Holland, who was previously married to singer Chaka Khan, had an on-and-off relationship for around 20 years starting in 1979.

When asked why she has never married, Mills said, "I don’t remember anyone ever getting down on one knee."

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The "Nope" star also cited her independent streak and explained why she and Gilman never felt the need to marry after meeting later in life.

"I am so freaking independent. I just am. I’m very independent and by the time Larry and I met we were both pretty established," she said. "To combine everything at that point is really difficult. So we just combined our lives but not our finances and stuff like that. It’s much cleaner, much better."

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Mills shared that maintaining her independence had always given her a sense of security, even while sharing her life with a partner.

"I’ve always felt a woman being independent was important," she said. "It made me feel safer, I guess, to know that I can take care of myself. I want someone to be in my life to love and be with, to be a companion and to go places and all that, but if I have to I can take care of myself."

"And really, I had enough marriages as Abby!" she added, referring to the character she played on "Knots Landing."

Mills became a television sensation playing the glamorous and ruthless Abby Cunningham on "Knots Landing" from 1980 to 1989.

Abby tied the knot four times over the course of the hit primetime soap, though one union was annulled almost immediately after the wedding.

Mills and Gilman share a home in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Brentwood, where they have a vineyard. In 2015, Mills told Closer Weekly that the vineyard was a gift from her longtime partner.

"Larry planted a vineyard for me last year," Donna shared. "He’s really such a good guy."

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The couple went on to launch Mandeville Vineyards, a small-scale wine brand produced from grapes grown on their vineyard in Brentwood's Mandeville Canyon.

Mills, who surprised her fans when she announced that she had launched an OnlyFans account in July, previously discussed how she had received some unusual requests from subscribers, including one involving her vineyard.

In August, Mills appeared on "Creators Inc. Podcast," which is hosted by Andy Bachman, the CEO of the talent agency Creators, Inc., which manages her OnlyFans account.

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During her appearance, Bachman noted that some "foot kink people" had asked to see the actress "stomping on grapes" with her bare feet in her vineyard.

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"I’m gonna do it," Mills said. "I tried to shoot it myself. But you can’t shoot something while you’re stomping, it just doesn’t work."

"I'm going to uh… I'm going to do that very soon… and do it right so that you know people can… really enjoy it," she continued. "I think it's really funny and fun and uh it's the kind of thing that I want to be able to share with the fans."

Hollywood icon, Ann-Margret, was recently photographed outside a Los Angeles hotel in a wheelchair.

The 85-year-old actress was spotted arriving to a hotel for an event, where her staff met her outside and helped her get out of her car.

She was seen smiling as she was being wheeled into the event by her staff, in an all-black outfit, which she paired with a green blazer, glasses and a necklace.

Her appearance at the event occurred only a few months after the actress shared she suffered a fall in her home in April, which led to a broken elbow.

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"I fell the other day and so now my right elbow is broken," Ann-Margret told Parade magazine at the time. "That’s OK. … I have fallen so many times. I don’t intend to, but I do! What can I say?"

Although she was forced to cancel a fan event at the time during which she would be signing autographs, she assured the outlet that she was on the mend, telling them, "Yes I am. I sure am!"

Dubbed "The Female Elvis," Ann-Margret had her breakout performance in the 1963 movie musical, "Bye Bye Birdie," which established her as a leading lady early in her career. She then starred alongside Elvis Presley in the 1964 movie, "Viva Las Vegas."

Her transition to dramatic films came in the 70s, with the actress receiving her first of two Academy Award nominations in 1972 for her role in "Carnal Knowledge."

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Throughout her career, the sex-symbol received five Golden Globe Awards, one Emmy Award, two Academy Award nomination and two Grammy Award nominations.

When speaking with Fox News Digital in June, Ann-Margret shared her love for motorcycles, revealing she rode one for the first as a child in Sweden with her uncle, saying after that "I had to have one of my own." After all these years on a bike, the actress said she has never been scared.

"Isn’t that something?" she said. "I never have been. I love the speed. I try not to go too fast, although I do love the speed. I’m joyful when I get on that bike. I don’t get scared. That’s the problem!"

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She previously spoke to People magazine in February 2024 about her love for motorcycles, noting, "I love speed. Not the drug."

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The performer also spoke to the outlet about her decades-long career in Hollywood, saying she had zero plans to slow down. Ann-Margret described how she took dance lessons early on in life to prove to her parents she was born to entertain.

"I remember wanting to be in show business all my life," Ann-Margret told the outlet. "And I remember one day I said to mother and daddy, ‘I want to talk to you. It’s a very, very important thing for me and I want to get into show business.’"

Bear Grylls is speaking out on Russell Brand's rape conviction two years after he baptized the comedian.

On Friday, British adventurer and television presenter Bear Grylls, best known for survival shows such as "Man vs. Wild," took to X to say that it was "right that justice has now been served."

"Brand’s faith seemed genuine to me at the time when I was a guest at his private baptism. I have attended a few now. Even visiting in prisons with people who have committed terrible crimes. It’s part of our calling as men and women of faith, to love and serve anyone."

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It is the sick that need healing. Judgement is for the courts and God… I wouldn’t want to ever discourage someone’s coming to faith," Grylls's statement began.

He continued, "It is right that justice has now been served. I can’t imagine how hard this time has been for the victims, the heroes of the day."

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In May 2024, Brand took to X and shared a video following the first week after the baptism. "I want to thank Bear Grylls and my mate Joe, the two men that stood either side of me and flanked me for the baptism itself," Brand said in the video at the time.

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Grylls, a devout Christian, also shared a statement with the Daily Mail after the baptism, calling his involvement a "privilege."

"Faith and spiritual moments in our lives are really personal, but it is a privilege to stand beside anyone when they express a humble need for forgiveness and strength from above. Friendships when we go through tough times are worth so much," Grylls told the outlet at the time.

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Brand was convicted of one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault following a four-week trial at Southwark Crown Court in London. The offenses involved four women and took place between 2004 and 2009, as Brand’s career and public profile were growing.

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The jury found Brand guilty of raping a 21-year-old fan in 2009 and sexually assaulting three other women in separate incidents. He was cleared of two additional rape charges and one count of attempted indecent assault.

Brand, 51, has maintained his innocence. He was refused bail after the verdict and remains in custody ahead of sentencing, which is scheduled for Monday, Nov. 9. Police are also investigating two further rape allegations against him.

Michael Douglas is stirring up nearly four decades of Hollywood history after questioning Cher's 1988 Academy Award victory over his "Fatal Attraction" co-star Glenn Close, prompting an unexpected response from the legendary singer.

During a recent appearance on "The Graham Norton Show," Douglas, 82, appeared alongside Close, 79, as the two revisited their 1987 psychological thriller and the Oscar nominations that followed.

As the conversation turned to Close's upcoming honorary Academy Award, which she is set to receive at the Governors Awards on Nov. 15, Douglas quickly weighed in on the actress's decades-old loss.

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"She should have won with 'Fatal Attraction,'" Douglas said.

Cher ultimately took home the best actress trophy for her role in the romantic comedy "Moonstruck" that same year.

Douglas said that Close had been nominated for her fourth Oscar at the time.

When Douglas pointed out Cher's victory, Norton said, "Oh wow."

"I know. That's what we all said," Douglas responded.

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Douglas continued praising Close's work in "Fatal Attraction," calling it one of the greatest performances in movie history.

Despite the renewed attention surrounding her Oscar victory, Cher seemingly brushed off Douglas' comments.

"Cher adores Michael Douglas," a representative for the singer told Fox News Digital.

The response offered a surprisingly warm conclusion to a controversy that has followed two of Hollywood's biggest stars for nearly 40 years.

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At the 60th Academy Awards, Cher won best actress for her portrayal of Loretta Castorini in "Moonstruck," opposite Nicolas Cage.

Close was nominated for her portrayal of Alex Forrest in "Fatal Attraction," which starred Douglas as a married attorney whose extramarital affair spirals into dangerous consequences.

The thriller received six Academy Award nominations, including best picture.

Representatives Douglas did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.

Chynna Phillips and Billy Baldwin's marriage has weathered some difficult moments, including a time when the singer considered ending their relationship.

The Wilson Phillips singer, who has been married to the actor for more than three decades, opened up about the challenges they've faced during an exclusive interview with Fox News Digital at the Chiller Theatre Expo in New Jersey.

"Billy and I have had some really treacherous times in our marriage, and there were times when I was going to throw in the towel and call a lawyer," Phillips said.

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"If we're being completely transparent here, there were times where I was just thinking to myself, I can't do this anymore."

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Despite reaching that breaking point, Phillips said her husband's willingness to work on their relationship gave her hope that things could improve.

"But then when I saw that he was actually willing to work on the relationship in a very intentional way, the two of us were able to make some changes that were permanent," she said.  

Phillips explained that the couple began making lasting changes rather than falling back into the same patterns after a brief period of improvement.

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"We have been working very, very hard," she said.

Phillips and Baldwin tied the knot in September 1995 and share three adult children, Jameson, Vance and Brooke.

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Their marriage has made headlines in recent years as the couple has spoken publicly about their decision to live separately at different points in their relationship.

In October, Phillips confirmed that she and Baldwin had moved into separate houses while continuing to work through their marital challenges.

"Literally our marriage was going down like the Titanic, and Billy moved 50 yards away from me in the guest house and so far, so good," Phillips said in an Instagram video.

"It's kind of working. I'm not really sure what's going to come of it but hey, I'm not fighting it."

The couple previously lived apart in 2024, with Phillips staying in Santa Barbara and Baldwin living in Beverly Hills. They later reunited under one roof before deciding to live separately again.

Now, Phillips and Baldwin are preparing to give fans a closer look at their relationship through a new YouTube series, "Holding On: Billy and Chynna," scheduled to debut Nov. 17.

During her interview with Fox News Digital, Phillips encouraged viewers to check out the project, which she said offers an unfiltered look at the realities of marriage.

"It really depicts marriage, the ups, the downs, it's very raw, it's very real, it is very funny, and it's super engaging in my opinion," she said. "I'm a little biased, but..."

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In a teaser shared on Instagram, Baldwin and Phillips were seen discussing some of the tensions in their relationship.

"You can't admit when you're wrong. That's just it," Baldwin told his wife in the preview.

"You can't either!" Phillips responded.

In another clip, Baldwin said Phillips had told him she wanted to spend her life with him, but wanted to spend it "adjacent."

While Phillips has been candid about the challenges in her marriage, family remains an important part of her life.

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The singer also reflected on her evolving relationship with her sisters, Mackenzie and Bijou Phillips, during her conversation with Fox News Digital.

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"It's interesting because we didn't grow up together," Phillips said.

"Bijou and Mackenzie spent a lot more time together than I did with them. I was basically raised as an only child, but as I matured and grew older, I reached out more to them, and we all started spending more time together and now we're inseparable."

Phillips, whose father was the late musician John Phillips of The Mamas & the Papas, said the sisters have developed a strong bond despite their different childhood experiences.

"We spend a whole lot of time together, and we trust each other implicitly," she said.

"Of course, we've had our ups and our downs just like any siblings. But we really love one another and I think that we share, since we share the same father, there's just a very strong connection between us."

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Faith has also played a significant role in Phillips' life, although she said she doesn't frequently discuss her beliefs with her sisters.

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"I don't really talk about my faith too much with my sisters, but they know that I love the Lord," she said.

"So I just kind of pray for them, and I know that they're in the Jesus waiting room."

These days, Phillips said she enjoys a quieter lifestyle in Santa Barbara, where she spends time cooking, taking walks and relaxing at home.

With her three children now grown, she also finds joy in caring for her two dogs, Hula and Hoops.

"I just love being at home and cooking. And I love taking long naps and walks and hanging out with Billy," she said.