The accidental death of “The Cosby Show” actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner has saddened the world — and raised new fears over swimming safety. The beloved TV legend’s passing comes amid a record number of drownings on NYC’s beaches, where the same type of rip current that claimed Warner in Costa Rica can threaten swimmers just as quickly. … Read more
A second man was pulled out of the water at the Playa Grande resort in Costa Rica — just moments after the “Cosby Show” alum Malcolm-Jamal Warner drowned while swimming at age 54. Costa Rican first responders treated a second person at the scene where the actor was declared dead Sunday, People reports. Paramedics received … Read more
King Charles III is “frustrated” over the current face of the monarchy, according to his former butler. The monarch, 75, was forced to hit the brakes on much of his royal agenda after he was diagnosed with cancer in February. The following month, his daughter-in-law Kate Middleton revealed that she, too, is in the midst … Read more
Costco is keeping its membership fees at their current prices, a move that may allow customers to breathe a sigh of relief — for now. The retailer, however, did not rule out a future hike. “It’s when, not if, still,” CFO Richard Galanti said Thursday during the company’s second-quarter earnings call, referring to membership fees. … Read more
Andrew Marchand and guest host Amazon Prime Video/NBC/Peacock’s Michael Smith discuss the current state of media in the latest “Marchand and Ourand” podcast. Andrew Marchand (l) and Michael Smith (r). NY Post Their talks include the NFL’s advanced talks with Disney/ESPN about an equity stake in the network in exchange for NFL Media. The two … Read more
Director Steve McQueen said his unusual four-hour Holocaust documentary shot in Amsterdam is rooted in his strong sense that “the past is present” in physical manifestations all around us, as well as a reminder to stay vigilant. “It’s very cliche, but we have to not forget. Because see what’s happening now in the politics of … Read more
It was a room with a snooze. A UK woman touring a three-bedroom house got quite the surprise when she found the current tenant fast asleep on the couch — in just his shirt and underwear. Katie Elliott, who was looking for a place to rent, told Jam Press that the man was surrounded by vodka … Read more
There’s a new top dog now. Just two weeks after announcing Spike, a Chihuahua from Ohio, as the world’s “oldest dog living,” Guinness World Records discovered an older dog in Portugal that would break the record. Bobi, born May 11, 1992, is not just the oldest dog living — he’s also the oldest dog ever. … Read more
The average American is willing to put themselves through two years of education to make a career switch. That’s according to a new poll of 2,000 employed adults, where results showed that some respondents are willing to spend even longer upskilling. Results revealed nearly one-quarter (24%) would be willing to do more than three years … Read more
ROCHESTER, N.Y. – So far, New York State has recorded 600 flu cases less than two weeks since the official start of the season. News10NBC talked to one local doctor who warns not to wait to get vaccinated. Doctors say after getting the flu shot it takes about a week for it to kick in. … Read more
Summary: Patients with major depressive disorder who experienced trauma during childhood see symptom improvement following psychopharmacological intervention, psychotherapy, or a combination of both. Source: The Lancet Adults with major depressive disorder who have a history of childhood trauma experience symptom improvement after pharmacotherapy, psychotherapy, or combination treatment. The results of a new study, published in The … Read more
Fixing weak electric currents in part of the brain may treat Parkinson’s, according to Israeli scientists. They say their research, peer-reviewed and published in the journal NJP Parkinson’s Disease, could open up a new approach to fighting the disease and may enable detection when people are young. A major difficulty in developing drugs for Parkinson’s … Read more