James Ransone, Actor Known for Roles in The Wire and It: Chapter Two, Dies by Suicide at 46

In the middle of the long marble driveway—where rainwater had gathered into a wide, muddy puddle—sat Oliver. His small pink forearm crutches lay discarded nearby, one of them half-submerged in brown water like a fallen toy soldier. His silk pajamas were soaked and streaked with mud. His blond hair was plastered to his forehead. But…

The Trump administration has introduced a new federal buyout program called the “deferred resignation program,” targeting nearly 2 million civilian employees. The initiative offers full pay and benefits through September for workers who agree to resign by February 6. Officials say the program is designed to reduce government spending and encourage a return to in-person…

The golden gates of Hollywood are often built to keep the truth in just as much as they are designed to keep the public out. For years, the children of the elite have been shielded by high-priced security teams and iron-clad non-disclosure agreements, but the era of silence is rapidly crumbling. In a development that…

Credit / Alamy & Death Penalty Information Center Almost 16 years since she brutally killed a pregnant woman, carving the fetus out of her stomach, Lisa Montgomery was executed by lethal injection – and her last words are still haunting those who witnessed her final moments. In December 2004, just days before Christmas, Lisa Montgomery…

The late James Gandolfini wasn’t always the hulking, balding man the world grew to love as a ruthless yet sensitive mobster on The Sopranos. Iconic for his portrayal of the philandering Tony Soprano, who had better luck being loyal to his mob family than his own family, Gandolfini was equally frisky in his younger years, decades before he…