Actor Ernie Lively's Cause Of Death Explained
Actor Ernie Lively, father of actress Blake Lively, has died at the age of 74 in Los Angeles. His representative confirmed the retired actor's cause of death.
Read MoreActor Ernie Lively, father of actress Blake Lively, has died at the age of 74 in Los Angeles. His representative confirmed the retired actor's cause of death.
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Read MorePeople who are old enough might remember Suzanne Somers' commercials for her ThighMaster. Does the device really work as advertised?
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Read MoreWith the proposal of Assembly Bill 418, many consumers in California are worried that the popular candy brand Skittles might be banned. Here's the real story.
Read MoreSuzanne Somers, who co-starred in the 1970s show "Three's Company," died of breast cancer on Sunday. This was her second diagnosis with breast cancer.
Read MoreA new study of cannabidiol (or CBD) use among online users shines light on just what conditions send people searching for CBD as a home remedy.
Read MoreWhen a South Carolina vaccination clinic was backed up for hours, here's the surprising way Chick-fil-A helped the vaccination clinic out.
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Read MoreWhile it's possible COVID-19 can be spread from surfaces, it's actually pretty rare.
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Read MoreNow settled into life in America, Prince Harry has found a new job - Chief Impact Officer at the Silicon Valley coaching and mental health start-up BetterUp.
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Read MoreThe legal, over-the-counter medication acetaminophen, commonly sold as Tylenol, may make you feel more comfortable doing something wild and crazy.
Read MoreYou've practiced social distancing for months. So, you're safe to let your mask down at a dinner party or a game night with a handful of friends, right?
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