Month: August 2021

Dan B. Harris, an anchor who has served multiple roles at ABC News in the past two decades and co-anchors the weekend broadcast of “Good Morning America,”, is stepping away from the Disney-backed news operation. He expects to leave in two months, he announced to viewers of Sunday’s broadcast. More from Variety ”This was a difficult decision for me,” Harris said, noting the continuing demands of running Ten Percent Happier, an entrepreneurial media venture he has that focuses on meditation. “It’s been a lot to juggle and even though I’m a public proponent of work/life balance, if I’m honest, I’ve struggled to follow my own advice.” Harris in 2019 stepped away from co-anchor duties at ABC News’ “Nightline,” citing similar reasons. ABC News has placed new emphasis on the weekend broadcast o...

"Modern Family" actress Julie Bowen and her sister helped save a woman who fainted on a hiking trail in Utah.  A woman named Minnie John was visiting Arches National Park with her family last week when she had a brief medical episode on the trail only to find herself being helped by the famous actress and her physician sister, Annie.  John explained that she was hiking the trail with her family when she started to feel ill. Rather than make her whole family end their hike, she decided to hang back on a rock while her husband and kids continued. She recalls sitting and starting to feel a bit better as a breeze hit her. Unfortunately, her improvement was short-lived.  She apparently fainted and recalled in a lengthy Facebook post that she remembers waking up to a familiar voice giving h...

Claudia Wells skyrocketed to fame after playing the role of Marty McFly’s girlfriend Jennifer Parker in 1985’s "Back to the Future" – but then she seemingly disappeared from Hollywood. The beloved classic, which starred Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd and Lea Thompson, among others, told the tale of a high school student who is sent into the past with a time-traveling DeLorean invented by an eccentric scientist. The film’s success resulted in a trilogy, but Wells reluctantly turned down the offer to reprise her role. Elisabeth Shue went on to replace her in "Back to the Future II" (1989) and "Back to the Future III" (1990). At the time, Wells’ manager mother was dying of breast cancer, People magazine reported. DANNY TREJO ON GETTING SOBER, FINDING GOD: ‘I NEVER THOUGHT I WAS GETTI...

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