Bruce Campbell fighting ’treatable’ cancer
“Evil Dead” icon Bruce Campbell is facing his toughest battle yet — but he’s not going down without a fight. The 67-year-old horror legend revealed on social media that he’s been diagnosed with a cancer that is “treatable” but not “curable,” forcing him to cancel several upcoming convention appearances while he undergoes treatment this summer. Ever the survivor, Mr. Campbell is already setting his sights on a fall tour for his upcoming film, “Ernie & Emma.”
Charli XCX, The Strokes, RÜFÜS DU SOL to headline Outside Lands 2026
San Francisco’s premier music festival just dropped its most electric lineup yet. Outside Lands 2026 is officially locked in, with Charli XCX, The Strokes, and RÜFÜS DU SOL set to headline Golden Gate Park from Aug. 7–9. The stacked bill doesn’t stop there — The xx, Turnstile, and Baby Keem are among the highly anticipated supporting acts rounding out the 18th edition of the beloved Bay Area bash.
Joan Lunden breaks her silence: Explosive memoir details sexual harassment, career sabotage
Joan Lunden isn’t holding back. In her searing new memoir, “JOAN: Life Beyond the Script” — out today — the “Good Morning America” legend pulls no punches, alleging that an early boss pressured her into an uncomfortable situation on Fire Island and then systematically torpedoed her stories after she refused his advances. The veteran journalist’s raw account shines a harsh light on the systemic abuse she endured long before becoming a household name, making this one of the most explosive celebrity memoirs in recent memory.
’Deadliest Catch’ mourns deckhand Todd Meadows, 25, killed in Bering Sea accident
The sea claimed another of its own. Todd Meadows, a young deckhand featured on the hit reality series “Deadliest Catch,” has died following a fishing-related accident in the treacherous Bering Sea on Wednesday. He was 25 years old. Captain Rick Shelford of the Aleutian Lady confirmed the heartbreaking news, remembering Mr. Meadows as a devoted father of three who had earned his place in the boat’s tight-knit brotherhood. The fishing community is rallying around his family as they mourn a life cut far too short.
Lollapalooza 2026 hype is real — And Lorde, 5SOS could be headlining
The rumor mill is churning, and Lollapalooza fans are losing their minds. With sister festival dates now public and tour schedules revealing some very suspicious gaps, Lorde and 5 Seconds of Summer are emerging as the hottest names being floated for headline slots at Chicago’s iconic Grant Park festival, set to run July 30–Aug. 2, 2026. No official lineup has dropped yet.
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