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TV's Top Reporters Celebrate Father's Day With Love Letters to Their

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This weekend, the top story is focused entirely on dads. Day after day, millions of Americans turn on the TV to get the latest news from a variety of trusted anchors and seasoned journalists. When the cameras stop rolling, however, those same reporters turn off their mics, put away the scripts and focus on the most important job in their life — being the best father they can possibly be to their kids. In honor of Father’s Day weekend, Us Weekly wanted to celebrate the dads who not only deliver the news day after day from around the world — no matter the time of day or how painful the subject matter —but also serve as hands-on parents to their children, shaping the next generation of news-makers and delivers (potentially) in between breaking news announcements and war-time reporting. Peter Doocy Reveals If He’d Follow Dad Steve After His Move to Florida Keep reading to see the heartfelt words journalists from Fox News, NewsNation, CNN, CNBC, CBS News, NBC ...
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Danny Booko Reflects on His 'Worst Moments' Documented on 'The Valley'

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The Valley ’s Danny Booko is owning up to the mistakes he made while filming season 3 of Bravo’s hit reality show. “That was really tough to watch,” Danny, 42, exclusively shared with Us Weekly when recalling an episode featuring a recent cast trip to San Diego, California. “Thinking alcohol would be a good stress reliever just turned out to be the opposite.” In recent episodes of The Valley , Danny felt his wife, Nia Sanchez , wasn’t devoting enough time to helping him prepare for a friendly drag competition with the male members of the cast. The couple later had a tense fight that inevitably broke the fourth wall. Other cast members have speculated that Danny’s behavior changes when he enjoys alcohol, at times even alluding to the voice actor having an alleged drinking problem. The Valley's Nia, Danny Explain Feeling Like They Had 'Target on Our Back' “Seeing yourself in that type of light, and that version, I really just hated seeing that, ...
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Why Savannah Guthrie Is Absent From 'Today' Amid Mom's Disappearance 

Savannah Guthrie was absent from the Wednesday, June 17, broadcast of Today . Today co-anchor Craig Melvin revealed at the start of Wednesday’s show that Savannah, 54, is “on assignment” and, thus, would not be present for the remainder of the episode. Sheinelle Jones , who hosts the fourth hour with Jenna Bush Hager , sat at the anchor desk in Savannah’s place. Savannah previously returned to her Today duties in April, two months after her mom was reported missing . (Savannah’s mother, Nancy Guthrie , has been missing since February. Her whereabouts have not been located, nor has any suspect been arrested in connection with her apparent kidnapping.) “My sister, Annie , called, she said, ‘She’s gone,’” Savannah said on the Today show in March, recalling how she was found out about their mom’s disappearance. “She was in a panic. I was in a panic. I’m like, ‘Call 911.’ She’s like. ‘I did. We called them. They’re here.’ It was just chaos and disbelief. From ...
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Stars — They're Just Like Us!

Stars — They’re Just Like Us! from Us Weekly https://ift.tt/QEDmkxX
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17 Best Hulu Thrillers to Stream Right Now (June 2026): ‘Americana’ and More

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Hulu is a great destination to watch almost every type of movie imaginable. In the mood for a comedy? Monster-in-Law with Jennifer Lopez and Jane Fonda is just a click away. Or if you prefer an action flick, take a ride on Brad Pitt ’s Bullet Train and watch him punch, kick and kill all kinds of assassins. Hulu even has a decent selection of thrillers, and Watch With Us has curated a list of the best of them to watch in June. From Americana with Sydney Sweeney to In Cold Light with Oscar winners Troy Kotsur and Helen Hunt , these suspense stories are guaranteed to get your heart racing this summer. ‘Americana’ (2023) Americana opens with a young boy killing a grown man with a bow and arrow, and it doesn’t let up from there. The film largely takes place in a small South Dakota town, where several of its citizens try desperately to leave in any way they can. That involves the theft of a million-dollar ghost shirt, which could finance struggling wa...
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Welcome to Plathville’s Kim Has Awkward Chat With Zac About Her Late Son

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Kim Plath is willing to talk about her late son, Joshua , but chatting about him with son-in-law Zac Wyse is anything but fun. “I’m aware that Zac likes to have really deep conversations, but I don’t know that ‘excited’ is the word I would pick,” Kim, 53, tells the cameras in Us Weekly ’s exclusive sneak peek at the Welcome to Plathville season 8 finale, airing Tuesday, June 16. Despite being uncomfortable, Kim sits down with Zac, 24, who tries to explain how “excited” his wife, Lydia Plath , is to “just be able to share this with her family who experienced it with her.” Zac reveals it’s “awesome” and “great” that Kim is willing to talk to not only Lydia, 22, but everyone else about Joshua, after Lydia claimed her parents never spoke about him once he died. (Joshua died in 2008 when he was 17 months old following an accident on the family farm in which Kim was driving and ran him over.) Kim Plath and Zac Wyse. TLC; Instagram “I’ve given up trying to fix...
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Is the 20-20-20 Rule for Eye Strain Effective? Studies Test the Theory

If you spend hours staring at screens each day, you have probably heard the advice. Every 20 minutes, look at something 20 feet away for 20 seconds. The 20-20-20 rule for eye strain has become the go-to recommendation from eye doctors, productivity influencers and ergonomics guides. But newer research suggests it may not deliver on all its promises. That gap between popular guidance and clinical evidence matters because digital eye strain affects nearly anyone who works on a computer, scrolls a phone or watches a tablet for long stretches. Symptoms include dry eyes, headaches, blurry vision and light sensitivity, and they are getting more common as daily screen time climbs. How the 20-20-20 Rule for Digital Eye Strain Works The method is simple. Every 20 minutes you spend looking at a screen, you pause for at least 20 seconds and shift your gaze to something roughly 20 feet away. The logic behind the numbers is that eye strain tends to set in around the 20-m...
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