Johnny Knoxville to Host 'Fear Factor' Reboot on FoxNew Foto - Johnny Knoxville to Host 'Fear Factor' Reboot on Fox

Johnny Knoxville is no stranger to doing crazy stunts, thanks to his tenure on the long-running reality program "Jackass." Now he'll get to watch others take part in similar antics. Knoxville will host a revival on Fox of the popular competition program "Fear Factor," in which contestants would take on crazy assignments, such as jumping on to a moving vehicle or eating insects. In the new Fox version, a group of contestants will live together in a remote location, and grapple not only with dares and stunts but social-media challenges as well. The series, slated to be called "Fear Factor: The Next Chapter," is set to premiere during Fox's 2025-2026 season. More from Variety How to Watch New York Yankees vs. Boston Red Sox Live with Hulu + Live TV 'Doc' Season 2 Casts Felicity Huffman in Series Regular Role 'Cleaning Lady,' 'Alert: Missing Persons Unit' Canceled at Fox "When you reimagine a series as legendary as 'Fear Factor,' you need a host who is the epitome of daring charisma and spectacle, and that's Johnny Knoxville personified," said Sharon Levy, Chief Executive Officer, Endemol Shine North America\, in a prepared statement. "We'll be pushing fear and social strategy to places that will redefine reality competition, which makes Johnny the perfect host for what will be a wild, unforgettable ride, and we're beyond excited to see him unleash all the fear (and the fun) on our contestants and our viewers." "Fear Factor" has a long lineage. The series was originally hosted by Joe Rogan on NBC, then by Ludacris on MTV. Over the course of each episode, contestants vie for thousands of dollars by taking part in stunts that may involve physical challenges, gross-out demands and even extreme-action scenarios. Knoxville has seen it all. The regulars on "Jackass" might, in any given episode, snort wasabi, wander through a ball pit that contained snakes or get into a portable toilet that was launched via catapult. Stunts on "Jackass" were so outrageous that the show drew criticism from then-U.S. Senator Joseph Lieberman. "Fear Factor" faced similar scrutiny, with one viewer filing a lawsuit against NBC after seeing a stunt that involved blended rats. The plaintiff claimed the sight was so disgusting it caused him to get violently ill, but a judge threw out the case, citing First Amendment protections. Fox will launch a revival of the series in an era when the average consumer is more accustomed to scenes that once were seen as too shocking to be on traditional TV. In an era when people make sexual entreaties on Tik Tok or suggest strange do-it-yourself guidance via YouTube, the fare seen on "Fear Factor" may no longer have the same power to appall. Knoxville's expertise with such fare may give him new power to lead the audience through what they see. "Johnny Knoxville is the champion of fearless entertainment," said Michael Thorn, President of Fox Television Network, in a prepared statement.  "His wild sense of humor, unmatched ability to push boundaries and take on the extreme makes him the perfect fit to lead this bold new reinvention of 'Fear Factor.'" Since his time on "Jackass," Knoxville has acted in series including "The Studio," "Reboot," and "The Prank Panel," as well as in films including "The Ringer" and "The Dukes of Hazzard." He is represented by CAA, Sloane, Offer, Weber & Dern, and The Lede Company. The new "Fear Factor" series is produced by Endemol Shine North America, a Banijay Americas company. Kevin Lee will serve as executive producer, along with Endemol Shine North America's Sharon Levy, Michael Heyerman and Sean Loughlin. The original "Fear Factor" was created by Endemol Shine Netherlands, and has resulted in 32 different versions of the show around the world. Casting for the upcoming series open to people over the age of 18, who are residents of the U.S. or Canada. More information can be found at FearIsBack.com. Best of Variety New Movies Out Now in Theaters: What to See This Week 'Harry Potter' TV Show Cast Guide: Who's Who in Hogwarts? 25 Hollywood Legends Who Deserve an Honorary Oscar Sign up forVariety's Newsletter. For the latest news, follow us onFacebook,Twitter, andInstagram.

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Johnny Knoxville to Host ‘Fear Factor’ Reboot on Fox

Johnny Knoxville to Host 'Fear Factor' Reboot on Fox Johnny Knoxville is no stranger to doing crazy stunts, thanks to his tenure on ...
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Barbra Streisand Is 'Pissed Off' Over "Meet the Fockers" Salary, Says She'd Need a 'Lot of Money' to Appear in the 4th Film

Kevin Mazur/Getty; Cinematic / Alamy Barbra Streisand, who starred in 2004'sMeet the Fockersand 2010'sLittle Fockers,said onVariety'sJust for Varietypodcast that she was paid less than her costars Asked if she may return for the fourthMeet the Parentsfilm, Streisand replied, "Oh my God. They'd have to pay me a lot of money because I didn't get paid what the other people got paid and so I'm pissed off" Streisand last appeared on film in 2012'sThe Guilt Trip; the fourthMeet the Parentsfilm is scheduled to release in 2026 Barbra Streisandwants a hefty payday for a potential return to theMeet the Parentsfranchise. While speaking withVariety'sJust for Varietypodcast to promote her new albumThe Secret of Life: Partners, Volume TwoStreisand, 83, who appeared in 2004'sMeet the Fockersand 2010'sLittle Fockers,claimed she was paid less than her costars. During her Monday, June 23 appearance, the legendary actress and singer seemed surprised when told thatAriana Grande— who sings with Mariah Carey and Streisand on Streisand's new album — will star alongside returning cast membersBen Stiller,Robert De Niro,Blythe DannerandTeri Poloin thefourthMeet the Parentsfilm. When asked whether there is any potential for Streisand to reprise her role as Roz Focker in the series for the untitled fourth film, theEGOTrecipient said, "Oh my God. They'd have to pay me a lot of money because I didn't get paid what the other people got paid and so I'm pissed off." "I was in the time when women were getting paid less than the men," Streisand added. "The head of Universal was Ron Meyer at the time, and he actually sent me a bonus check. It was very sweet." Tracy Bennett/Universal/DreamWorks Universal did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment. Streisand costarred with Stiller, De Niro and Polo in 2004'sMeet the Fockersas the eccentric mother of Stiller's character Greg Focker. The sequel to 2000'sMeet the Parentsintroduced Streisand's Roz andDustin Hoffmanas her onscreen husband. Worlds collided in the comedy when Greg and his love interest Pam Byrnes (Polo) introduced the Fockers to her more buttoned-up parents (De Niro and Danner). Streisand and Hoffman both reprised those roles in 2010'sLittle Fockers. The "Evergreen" singerpreviously opened up about the alleged pay disparityin her 2023 memoirMy Name Is Barbra. "I didn't ask what the other actors were making, but I was definitely hurt when I found out that Dustin was getting three times as much as me, plus a tiny percentage, which is significant on a movie that made $520 million," she wrote. "I was given some excuse about how I had been the last to sign, but the only thing that made me feel better was when my dear friend Ron Meyer, who was the head of Universal, gave me a bonus . . . the first and only time I ever got one. I guess he, too, thought it was unfair," she continued. PEOPLE confirmed in May that Grande, 31, willjoinMeet the Parents 4's castin her first movie role since last year's musical blockbusterWicked. While Stiller and co. have not yet revealed any details about the movie, Stiller told theTodayshow during a June 9 interview that audiences can expect Grande's character "to be really, really funny and kind of the whole engine of the new movie." Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer​​, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Alamy Streisand herself has acted only sparingly in recent years; she last appeared on screen in a 2016 episode ofModern Familyand last acted on film in 2012'sThe Guilt Trip. Asked about offers that come her way, Streisand toldVariety, "I get a lot of offers, but they're funny offers. Well, one was good. It was something that Peter Bogdanovich was going to do and Guillermo del Toro sent it to me, I think. It's a subject that I actually love, but I'm not going to tell you. I'm not ready to direct again. I think I've probably had it." The fourthMeet the Parentsfilm does not yet have a release date. Streisand's new album is out June 27. Read the original article onPeople

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June 23, 2025

Barbra Streisand Is 'Pissed Off' Over “Meet the Fockers” Salary, Says She'd Need a 'Lot of Money' to Appear in the 4th Film

Barbra Streisand Is 'Pissed Off' Over "Meet the Fockers" Salary, Says She'd Need a 'Lot of Money' to Appear in...
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NBA Finals odds: 1 bettor wagered $8 million (!) on the Oklahoma City Thunder to win the titleNew Foto - NBA Finals odds: 1 bettor wagered $8 million (!) on the Oklahoma City Thunder to win the title

The Oklahoma City Thunder finished off the Indiana Pacers103-91 in Game 7 on Sunday night, winning the first championship in OKC franchise history and covering as 6.5-point home favorites. While it was an exciting game for fans to watch, one bettor was likely on the edge of his seat throughout. And it wasn't even theBetMGMbettor in Nevada who hadwagered $1.05 million on the Thunderat -700 odds to win $150,000. BetMGM reported on X on Monday afternoonthat one bettor in Ohio wagered a staggering $8 million on the Thunder to win the NBA Finals at -700 odds on June 5, the night of Game 1. The $8 million wager is one of the largest in legal U.S. sports betting history. Jim "Mattress Mack" McIngvale had a $3 million wager on the Houston Astros to win the World Series at 10-1 odds back in 2022, which cashed when the Astros beat the Philadelphia Phillies in six games. The OKC wager was a larger initial stake, but the bet won "just" $1,142,857.15 after Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Co. pulled away late to defeat the Pacers. Oklahoma City opened as a +240 favorite to win the 2025-26 NBA title atBetMGM, the shortest preseason odds for any team since the 2018-19 Golden State Warriors — a team that was an odds-on favorite (-168) to win the championship, according to Sports Odds History. That Warriors team ended up making its fifth consecutive NBA Finals that season, but lost to the Toronto Raptors after both Kevin Durant and Klay Thompson were injured in the postseason. The Cleveland Cavaliers (+700) and New York Knicks (+700) have the next-best odds — and best odds in the Eastern Conference — while the Houston Rockets (+800) have the best odds of any other Western Conference team outside the Thunder. With the Thunder looking like long-term contenders, this likely won't be the last massive wager on them.

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NBA Finals odds: 1 bettor wagered $8 million (!) on the Oklahoma City Thunder to win the title

NBA Finals odds: 1 bettor wagered $8 million (!) on the Oklahoma City Thunder to win the title The Oklahoma City Thunder finished off the In...
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Athletics new stadium: Rob Manfred, John Fisher take part in groundbreaking event for Las Vegas ballparkNew Foto - Athletics new stadium: Rob Manfred, John Fisher take part in groundbreaking event for Las Vegas ballpark

The Athletics inched closer to officially moving to Las Vegas on Monday. The team held a groundbreaking ceremony for their new ballpark on the Las Vegas Strip. Team owner John Fisher and MLB commissioner Rob Manfred were presentat the event, which was hosted by Athletics commentator and former player Dallas Braden. A's groundbreaking ceremony setup.#vegas#athletics#mlbpic.twitter.com/krnkQvoZnY — Mick Akers (@mickakers)June 23, 2025 The team's new ballpark isn't expected to be ready until the start of the 2028 MLB season. In the meantime, the Athletics will play games at Sacramento's Sutter Health Park, the home of the Sacramento River Cats, a minor-league affiliate of the San Francisco Giants. Sutter Health Park has a capacity ofroughly 14,000 people, per CBS News. The Athletics' new park in Las Vegas is expected to seat roughly 33,000 fans. The cost of the new park is estimated at $1.75 billion. The team's move is not without controversy. After struggling to settle on a new stadium site near Oakland, Fisher received approval from MLB and Manfred to relocate in 2021. Two years later, theteam purchased landin Las Vegas, with the intent to move the team to the city. The move receivedunanimous approvalfrom MLB owners during the 2023-24 MLB offseason. During the 2023 season, Oakland fans staged areverse boycottat the ballpark. In an attempt to prove fans were not the problem, Oakland supporters showed up in droves to protest Fisher's attempt to sell the team. Fans wore green T-shirts with the word "SELL" in capital letters and chanted "sell the team" to Fisher. The protests received massive attention but did not stop Fisher from moving the team. In anticipation of the team's move to Las Vegas, the Athletics were more active than normal in free agency, inking pitcher Luis Severino to a deal that could total $67 million, the largest ever handed out by the team in free agency.

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Athletics new stadium: Rob Manfred, John Fisher take part in groundbreaking event for Las Vegas ballpark

Athletics new stadium: Rob Manfred, John Fisher take part in groundbreaking event for Las Vegas ballpark The Athletics inched closer to offi...
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Anne Burrell's final season of 'Worst Cooks in America' set to air in JulyNew Foto - Anne Burrell's final season of 'Worst Cooks in America' set to air in July

Food Network fans haven't seen the last ofAnne Burrell. The network is set to air a new season of "Worst Cooks in America," which features the late chef's final appearance as mentor, beginning on Monday, July 28. It will be available to stream the following day on HBO Max. Burrelldied on June 17 at her home in New York, the Food Network previously said. A cause of death has not been released. According to a June 23 announcement from the network, in the premiere episode of "Worst Cooks in America: Talented and Terrible," Burrell is joined by fellow chef Gabe Bertaccini as they "attempt to turn a bunch of culinary train wrecks into kitchen stars, but first, they need to know what they are up against." "Across the season, with guidance from Anne and Gabe, the recruits will tackle restaurant classics, try to master global cuisines, and compete in the fan-favorite Remote Control Chef challenge, in their bid to be the best of the worst," the network said. The Food Network also announced it will honor Burrell by re-airing a selection of episodes highlighting her "extraordinary talent as a chef, competitor and teacher" on Wednesday, June 25th. The programming block will include episodes of "Worst Cooks in America" and "Guy's Grocery Games." Anne Burrell,chef and Food Network star, dies at 55 "Anne Burrell was a one-of-a-kind talent whose loss is being deeply felt by family, friends and fans," said Betsy Ayala, head of food content for Warner Bros. Discovery. "With these special programming events, we hope to honor Anne and celebrate her impact on Food Network and beyond, and to offer fans a way to remember her passion and culinary prowess that ran through everything she did." Burrell was a beloved fixture on the Food Network, serving as host of "Worst Cooks in America" and making appearances on shows like "Iron Chef America" and "Chopped." Numerous Food Network personalities have been paying tribute to the late chef in recent days, withBobby Flay saying in an Instagram storythat "Worst Cooks in America" was "the funnest show on TV" and that "all of your co-hosts (me included) were just alongside for the Anne Burrell ride." Tyler Florence, who co-starred with Burrell on "Worst Cooks in America," also wrote on Instagram that she was a "very special person who shared her love of cooking with a generation," adding that he was "lucky to have a front row seat to watch her gift." Anne Burrellremembered by Gigi Hadid, Food Network colleagues: 'A beautiful soul' After the "Worst Cooks in America" new season's premiere date was announced on June 23, Bertaccini said in an Instagram story that it's "difficult to say anything but thank you" to Burrell "for carrying me along this journey." This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:Anne Burrell's final season of 'Worst Cooks in America' to air

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June 23, 2025

Anne Burrell's final season of 'Worst Cooks in America' set to air in July

Anne Burrell's final season of 'Worst Cooks in America' set to air in July Food Network fans haven't seen the last ofAnne Bu...
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Henry Winkler Jokes He 'Nearly Killed' Someone Riding a Motorcycle on the Set of "Happy Days" (Exclusive)

ABC Photo Archives/Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty Henry Winkler has had to do some risky stunts throughout his time as an actor TheHappy Daysalum tells PEOPLE about a time on that set and others where he had scary moments and why he isn't as thrill-seeking as some of his characters Hazardous History with Henry Winklerpremieres Sunday, June 15 at 10/9c on the History Channel Henry Winkleris no stranger to danger. Speaking with PEOPLE about his new History Channel series,Hazardous History with Henry Winkler, the actor opens up about times he's encountered dangerous situations in the name of acting. Winkler says the most dangerous thing he's had to do for a role is "ride a motorcycle," as he often would asArthur 'The Fonz' Fonzarelli. "I am so dyslexic. I couldn't figure out what was the gas, what was the gear, what was the brake. And I nearly killed the head of cinematography onHappy Days," he tells PEOPLE. Universal Pictures That wasn't Winkler's only brush with danger on a set. He also had a scary experience during the filming of the 1977 filmHeroes,which he starred in withSally FieldandHarrison Ford. Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer​​, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. "In the movieHeroes, I raced a car around a track. I was surrounded by these wonderful stuntmen. I stepped on the brake too hard and spun out, and they all had to miss me," he recalls. "It wasn't in the script. I did it by mistake, and they all screeched to a halt and ran over and said, 'Do you understand that you could have just been killed?' " ©️2025, A&E Television Networks, LLC photo: Jabari Jacobs Though it was an accident, it was "so scary" to hear their feedback, "because I didn't realize what the ramifications of that spin-out could have been." When it comes to his own life, "I am not a thrill seeker," he admits. That said, he admits he has an appreciation for life's riskier things, which led him to the new History Channel series. ©️2025, A&E Television Networks, LLC photo: Jabari Jacobs "It's just mind-blowing all the different subjects in every area," Winkler shares. "You could mail your child through the post office to his grandparents. One thing that so many people of the generation have mentioned to me as I talk to them are jarts [lawn darts]. Those land darts, the garden darts that you would throw high in the air, and they would land in your best friend's foot Each 60-minute episode ofHazardous Historytells the stories of the things we did for fun, for money or out of plain boredom that you can't do anymore. Pastimes, practices and products that were once allowed, even encouraged, which you will never see again in modern America. The show shares some of the most exciting, reckless and unsupervised tales of Americana in our history. Hazardous History with Henry Winklerpremieres Sunday, June 15 at 10/9c on the History Channel. Read the original article onPeople

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Henry Winkler Jokes He 'Nearly Killed' Someone Riding a Motorcycle on the Set of “Happy Days” (Exclusive)

Henry Winkler Jokes He 'Nearly Killed' Someone Riding a Motorcycle on the Set of "Happy Days" (Exclusive) ABC Photo Archiv...
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Trainer D. Wayne Lukas, in declining health, won't return to horse racingNew Foto - Trainer D. Wayne Lukas, in declining health, won't return to horse racing

D. Wayne Lukas, 89, who has been a staple in horse racing since 1968 when he was training quarter horses at Los Alamitos, is leaving the game after contracting a potentially life-ending illness. In a note to owners and friends on Sunday, Lukas Enterprises announced: "We regret to inform you that D. Wayne Lukas will not be returning to racing. A severe MRSA blood infection has caused significant damage to his heart, digestive system, and worsened pre-existing chronic conditions. The doctors proposed an aggressive treatment plan, involving multiple surgeries and procedures over several months. Even with the best-case scenario, Wayne would require 24/7 assistance to manage daily activities." The note goes on to say that Lukas declined the aggressive treatment plan and would "return home to spend his remaining time with his wife, Laurie, his grandchildren and great-grandchildren." It also says that he will be under home hospice care. Read more:Commentary: Irascible D. Wayne Lukas brings energy to an otherwise dull Belmont Stakes Lukas is a member of both the U.S. Racing and Quarter Horse Halls of Fame. He has won the trainer Eclipse Award five times, and his horses have won 25 Eclipse Awards. In his career, Lukas has run 30,436 races, winning 4,953. His horses have earned over $300 million. His last significant win was in last year's Preakness Stakes, whichhe won with Seize the Grey. Get the best, most interesting and strangest stories of the day from the L.A. sports scene and beyond from our newsletter The Sports Report. This story originally appeared inLos Angeles Times.

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June 23, 2025

Trainer D. Wayne Lukas, in declining health, won't return to horse racing

Trainer D. Wayne Lukas, in declining health, won't return to horse racing D. Wayne Lukas, 89, who has been a staple in horse racing sinc...
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Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton has torn right Achilles: ReportNew Foto - Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton has torn right Achilles: Report

Indiana Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton tore his right Achilles in Sunday's Game 7, ESPN's Shams Charaniaconfirmedon Monday. The 25-year-old Haliburtonsustained the injury in the first quarter of Game 7 of the NBA Finalsvs. the Oklahoma City Thunder. Haliburton — who was playing through a calf injury — fell to the floor after trying to push off his right leg and drive to the basket. He pounded his hand on the ground and yelled in pain while on the floor. Tyrese Haliburton went down with an injury in Game 7.pic.twitter.com/AZ1uk65dFg — ESPN (@espn)June 23, 2025 The Pacers' star was unable to put any weight on his injured leg as he was being helped off the court. Haliburton was off to a strong start in the contest, hitting three shots from beyond the arc before sustaining the injury. Haliburton's nine points had Indiana in the contest in the early going. It was 16-16 when he left the game. The Pacers went on tolose the game 103-91. It was the same leg in which Haliburton sustained a calf injury during Game 5 of the NBA Finals. Haliburton played through the injury in Game 5 but went 0-for-6 from the field, finishing with zero points inthe Pacers' loss. He underwent an MRI following the contest. While the injury was supposed to keep Haliburton sidelined for weeks, hevowed to continue playingin the Finals. Haliburton was available for Game 6 and had no minutes restriction. He played 22 minutes in the game, finishing with 14 points and leading the Pacers toa 108-91 winto force Game 7. He lasted just over seven minutes into Game 7 before the injury. The Pacers quickly ruled Haliburton out for the rest of the game due to a right "lower-leg injury." Later in the contest, Haliburton's father, John, told ESPN his son was dealing with an Achilles injury. The Pacers initially seemed unfazed by the injury and managed to hold a one-point lead at halftime. But the Thunder's defense got its act together in the third quarter, taking advantage of the Pacers' turnovers to outscore Indiana by 14 points in the frame. That third-quarter outburst by Oklahoma City essentially put the game out of reach for the Pacers. The injury puts a damper on the Pacers' future. While Haliburton showed promise early in his career with the Sacramento Kings, he blossomed into a superstar with the Pacers. In four seasons with the team, he averaged 19.5 points and 10.1 assists. Haliburton was arguably playing the best basketball of his career prior to the calf injury. He hit multiple game-tying orgame-winning shotsin the final seconds of games to keep the Pacers' hopes alive during the postseason. Indiana would not have advanced as far as it did without Haliburton's heroics. With Haliburton expected to miss most if not all of next season, it will fall on Pascal Siakam and Bennedict Mathurin to keep the team afloat until Haliburton can return. Despite Haliburton's injury, the Pacers still have thesixth-best oddsto win the NBA championship next season.

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June 23, 2025

Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton has torn right Achilles: Report

Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton has torn right Achilles: Report Indiana Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton tore his right Achilles in Sunday's ...
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New Barbara Walters Doc Reveals Her Flirty On-Air Moment With Clint EastwoodNew Foto - New Barbara Walters Doc Reveals Her Flirty On-Air Moment With Clint Eastwood

New Barbara Walters Doc Reveals Her Flirty On-Air Moment With Clint Eastwoodoriginally appeared onParade. Anew documentary on Barbara Waltersgives fans a closer look into the iconic news broadcast journalist's life, including a somewhat steamy moment withClint Eastwoodthat caused her to stumble over her words. Walters interviewed Eastwood in 1982 at his California ranch, and he spoke about how he was reluctant to ever share his feelings with anyone, including those he was romantically involved with. "You would drive me nuts, and I would drive you crazy because I would be saying, 'But didn't you? Or haven't you?'" Walters candidly toldThe Good, the Bad and the Uglystar. Eastwood was quick with his reply and said with a sly grin, "Well, we could try it and see if it worked out." The moment shook Walters' always-professional demeanor and seemingly flustered her as she said, "We'll start with this interview and if this is OK, we'll say, 'Well, maybe we'll do another interview… and…" The Viewhost had to take a moment to pause before she gathered herself and added, "I think we'll stop and reload," before everyone began laughing at the unintentionally hilarious moment. Years later in 2014, Walters revealed that Eastwood had actuallyasked her out on a dateafter their interview but she turned him down because she had work obligations. "This is a sad love story," Walters toldJimmy Fallonduring an appearance onThe Tonight Show. "I did this interview with Clint Eastwood something like 30 years ago. He was very flirtatious, and I was very taken (with him). He asked me if I wanted to have dinner… and I said, 'No, I have to work.' You know, I don't mix business with pleasure.'" Walters admitted that she ultimately regretted her decision and added, "I could have been Mrs. Clint Eastwood!" In the documentary,Barbara Walters: Tell Me Everything, gossip columnistCindy Williamsshared that the longtime20/20cohost "liked men." "Barbara had her fill of romance," Williams explained. "She thought a lot of guys were sexy. She was interested in the possibility of sex. She liked it." New Barbara Walters Doc Reveals Her Flirty On-Air Moment With Clint Eastwoodfirst appeared on Parade on Jun 23, 2025 This story was originally reported byParadeon Jun 23, 2025, where it first appeared.

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June 23, 2025

New Barbara Walters Doc Reveals Her Flirty On-Air Moment With Clint Eastwood

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Teddi Mellencamp Shares 'Real Change' in Hair Regrowth After Brain Cancer Surgery: 'Made Me Smile'New Foto - Teddi Mellencamp Shares 'Real Change' in Hair Regrowth After Brain Cancer Surgery: 'Made Me Smile'

Maya Dehlin Spach/FilmMagic; Teddi Mellencamp/Instagram Teddi Mellencamp has shared a positive update amid her ongoing battle with stage 4 cancer, saying that she's seen "real change in my hair regrowth" TheReal Housewives of Beverly Hillsalum previously explained that due to radiation, large patches of her scalp weren't regrowing hair Even though she's still undergoing treatment to shrink the tumors, she shared "this little bit of hair growth ... made me smile" Teddi Mellencampis finally seeing "real change" in her hair regrowth after undergoing multiple treatments, including surgery, for tumors in her brain. TheReal Housewives of Beverly Hillsalum, who will turn 44 on July 1, shared back-to-back photographs onInstagramof her progress, explaining, "I noticed a real change in my hair regrowth." The reality star — who had been sharing her ongoing struggle withmelanomaafter undergoing 17 surgeries for theinvasive skin cancer— confirmed in April that her cancer had progressed to stage 4, having metastasized to herbrain and lungs. She needed immunotherapy, radiation and surgery totreat the tumors. Teddi Mellencamp/Instagram The treatments left her with patchy bald spots, leaving some of her followers to ask why she didn'tshave her "whole head." She explained on Instagram, "During radiation I lost big patches of hair; those spots aren't growing hair yet. This is what it looks like when the other hair grows out. So I shave these parts that grow every couple of weeks. I can't do it every day šŸ¤£." As she shared in her new update, "Cancer comes with so many emotions: anger, sadness, loneliness. And while I feel grateful that immunotherapy is saving my life, I feel like I live in a fog, and I can't help but beat myself up on all of the ways I am falling short. I just desperately want to be back to my usual self." She continued. "So this little bit of hair growth, this change from May 12th (second slide) to today, June 16th, made me smile. It's amazing what my body can do." Mellencamp also shared an update from her doctors during a recent episode ofTwo T's in a Pod,the podcast she co-hosts with fellowReal HousewifealumTamra Judge: "I had gotten pretty nervous because I started getting headaches again, so I was like, 'Oh, no, that was the sign of this happening in the first place. I hope it means that the tumors aren't getting bigger again.' " Kaitlyn Morris/Getty Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. But, she shared that following an MRI, doctors told her the "tumors have not grown at all, if anything they're shrinking … but I am still stage 4 cancer. "It's stage 4 until it's gone, until I'm in remission," she explained, saying the plan is for her to stay on immunotherapy for two years. "Hopefully by the end of that I'll be in remission." Read the original article onPeople

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Teddi Mellencamp Shares 'Real Change' in Hair Regrowth After Brain Cancer Surgery: 'Made Me Smile'

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