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Whitaker was six years old when he joined Family Affair, and he spent five years on the program until it concluded in 1966. Whitaker has done some acting in the years since but also worked in other areas, including addiction counseling. He’s also opened up about his own struggles with addiction and the tragedies faced by his co-stars. Read on to find out more. RELATED: Mackenzie Phillips Played Julie on One Day at a Time....

RELATED: Julia Roberts & Danny Moder Post Rare Photos of Twins on Their 17th Birthday. Roberts was interviewed by The New York Times in 1993 when she was still filming I Love Trouble. She described Nolte in a way that was both offensive and somewhat complimentary. “From the moment I met him we sort of gave each other a hard time, and naturally we get on each other’s nerves,” she said....

At least, it appears to be him. In one of the photos, Biel and Timberlake can be seen walking through some sort of backstage area while a small child walks ahead of them. The best guess is that it’s their five-year-old Silas, although his face isn’t shown. Timberlake and Biel don’t often share photos of their children—they also have a new baby named Phineas—on social media, so this was a rare occurrence....

However, according to a new report, there is a little controversy as to how grande the affair should be – should it be a once-in-a-lifetime spectacle with no expenses barred, or a scaled back, economically frugal function to reflect the country’s current economic struggles? 1 The King Wants Reportedly to Use the Coronation to Boost the Perception of the United Kingdom According to The Telegraph, the King has rejected the idea of a cut-price coronation and instead plans on using it to showcase “UK plc....

The discovery comes from new research conducted by scientists in France and the United States, published in the journal American Physical Society on Oct. 2. The study used high-speed video recordings of subjects speaking various sounds to determine how potentially infected droplets are expelled from someone’s mouth. Visual evidence shows that lip movements made to form the hard consonant sounds of “P” and “T” generate the most droplets—but that lip balm can help reduce the amount of droplets that are expelled....

“Part of what made me peace out on social media, apart from feeling like I was losing my free will, was the massive amounts of stress I was feeling about our planet, about systemic racism, and about police brutality in this country,” Lorde told David, who admitted that social media (and media in general) is “like candy” to her. “I don’t know how you, someone I would describe as being reasonably neurotic, cope with that....

RELATED: This Resurfaced Oprah Interview With Mary-Kate and Ashley Has Fans Livid. As i-D Magazine notes, The Row has often been referred to as “discreet” and “modest” attire. In the twins’ interview with the magazine, Mary-Kate said they “were raised to be discreet people,” even though they were in a very public-facing profession growing up. Neither of the twins uses social media, shops online, or does many interviews. “We’re a bit out of practice,” Mary-Kate said ahead of the chat....

The new research, which was published in JAMA Internal Medicine, was compiled from data generated by 120,000 people’s use of sleep tracker apps connected to smartphones, watches, and fitness trackers for up to two years, CNN reports. The study found that people with body mass indexes (BMIs) above 30—which is considered obese by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)—only slept about 15 minutes less on average than those whose BMIs were healthier....

RELATED: If You Got This Vaccine, You May Have Twice As Many Antibodies, Study Says. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) published a new study on Sept. 10 looking at the effectiveness of the three U.S. COVID vaccines against severe COVID amid the Delta variant. The researchers examined more than 32,000 medical encounters from 187 hospitals and 221 emergency departments and urgent care clinics across nine states from June to Aug....

1 Christmas Surprise The Carters were putting up their Christmas tree on December 17 when Jane spotted the fox in their garden. “My wife saw it, she then shouted at me and I came through to the kitchen with my camera on my phone,” Phil says. “I thought she was joking at first or had misseen it. It was 3pm in the afternoon and I thought it could have been a trick of the light but no, there it was, bright as day walking about on just two legs....

RELATED: Never Do This on a Plane, Infectious Disease Doctor Warns. According to podiatrist Ebonie Vincent, people are putting themselves in danger by going barefoot on planes. Vincent, who stars on the TLC show My Feet Are Killing Me, warned the Washington Post that walking barefoot on a plane can expose people to bacteria and viruses.ae0fcc31ae342fd3a1346ebb1f342fcb “You could also pick up fungus, not to mention the millions of germs and bacteria that you could transfer to carpets, inside hotel rooms or homes and cars, which serves as a danger to other people,” she told the newspaper....

RELATED: If You See This While Driving, Turn Around Immediately, CDC Says. While it may seem as though you’re protected during a thunderstorm as long as you remain inside your vehicle, touching the door handle of your car during a storm may put you at risk for electrocution from a lightning strike, according to the National Lightning Safety Institute.ae0fcc31ae342fd3a1346ebb1f342fcb Though many people believe that their car’s rubber tires will protect against lightning hazards, Richard Kithil, president of the National Lightning Safety Institute (NLSI), explained to AccuWeather....

To make matters worse, the labels on these products can be woefully misleading, leaving consumers confused about whether what they’ve purchased is truly safe to consume. Read on to find out which popular ingredient the CDC says is downright dangerous. RELATED: Never Put This Common Baking Ingredient in Your Pantry, Experts Warn. Luster dusts—typically used to add a decorative sheen or sparkle to baked goods—have gained popularity in recent years....

This brand new Liam Neeson action flick is basically Ice Road Truckers meets Taken. Set in the northernmost part of Canada, it’s about a driver who shifts into high gear to save lives when a diamond mine caves in. RELATED: The Best Movie of 2021 So Far, According to Critics. Comedian Iliza Shlesinger wrote and stars in this comedy about a woman who starts to suspect that her new boyfriend (Ryan Hansen) might be lying to her about almost everything, including the basic facts of his life....

The term “dementia” describes over 100 different conditions that impair memory, thinking, and behavior. Because it’s a broad term used to capture so many different cognitive impairments, it can be hard to pinpoint its symptoms. However, there are some red flags that can let you know that it’s time to schedule a dementia screening. Among them is one symptom that occurs in the late afternoon or evening, according to the Mayo Clinic....

1 Crisis Unfolds 30 Minutes After Takeoff On Thursday night, Spirit Airlines Flight 1691 was about half an hour into its flight from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to Orlando, Florida, when a three-month-old named Anjelé suddenly stopped breathing. Tamara Panzino, a nurse with 20 years of experience, sprang into action, Fox 35 Orlando reported, thanks to the eyewitness account of a member of the station’s on-air staff. “On my flight back from Pittsburgh to Orlando, a baby stopped breathing three rows ahead of me,” tweeted Fox 35 meteorologist Ian Cassette....

“Immunity to this thing looks rather fragile—it looks like some people might have antibodies for a few months and then it might wane, so it’s not looking like a safe bet,” Altmann said during CNBC’s Squawk Box Europe show on July 6. “It’s a very deceitful virus and immunity to it is very confusing and rather short lived.” Altmann said that herd immunity—where exposure to the virus is encouraged to help build immunity throughout the population—as a way to eradicate the coronavirus is “probably never going to work,” stating that in towns and cities that have had COVID-19 infections, only about 10 to 15 percent of the population was likely to be immune....

1 A Rat in the Works On Friday evening, 1,588 people in the Tysons, Virginia, area were left in the dark. On Twitter, Peggy Fox, a spokesperson for Dominion Energy, revealed the cause of the outage: a rat “infiltrated a piece of equipment.” Luckily, power was restored in about an hour.ae0fcc31ae342fd3a1346ebb1f342fcb 2 Social Media Reacts “Oh lord,” said one Twitter user. “They must be big.” “Probably some rats from DC are moving to a better neighborhood,” said another....

READ THIS NEXT: Don’t Fill Up Your Gas Tank Without Doing This First, Police Now Warn. Whether you’re well along your way on a long road trip or just making a quick run to the store to pick up essentials, even the most skilled drivers dread getting caught in bad weather on the road. In fact, driving a car can be one of the very worst places to be when inclement conditions strike....

READ THIS NEXT: The No. 1 Sign There’s a Snake in Your Yard, Experts Say. In terms of venomous snakes, it’s hard to think of a more recognizable species than the rattlesnake. Fortunately, the quick shaking sounds their tails produce, which give them their name, can also serve as an early warning other types of reptiles don’t provide. If you live in an area where rattlesnakes are common, consider wearing boots and long pants on hikes to help protect against any unexpected encounters, experts at the University of California, Davis suggest....