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‘Blue Bloods’ star Jennifer Esposito says she was locked in psych ward as health battle spiraled
Actress Jennifer Esposito, best known for her role in “Blue Bloods,” has revealed she was involuntarily committed to a psychiatric ward as part of a prolonged and mysterious health crisis that upended her career. She shared the ordeal publicly to shed light on how physical illness can be misdiagnosed or mishandled by medical professionals, and…
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Jets’ Stiggers in hospital after collapsing in practice
New York Jets cornerback Qwan’tez Stiggers was taken to hospital by ambulance after briefly losing consciousness on the sidelines during a joint training session with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The 24-year-old’s collapse halted practice for more than ten minutes, prompting an immediate medical response, with head coach Aaron Glenn confirming he was conscious and talking…
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Marine vet, 44, left brain damaged and in need of round-the-clock care after eating bad oysters at swanky Chicago steakhouse, lawsuit alleges
A former US Marine and firefighter has allegedly suffered severe brain damage and now requires round-the-clock care after eating oysters at an upmarket Chicago steakhouse, according to a lawsuit filed against the restaurant. The 44-year-old veteran fell seriously ill following the meal, with his family alleging the raw shellfish caused a devastating illness that has…
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No Man’s Sky Could Have Made So Much Money From DLC And Microtransactions, Sean Murray Says
The head of No Man’s Sky developer Hello Games, Sean Murray, has said it would be a bad idea for his mental health to think about how much money the studio could have made by charging for the game’s various expansions or by selling microtransactions. “I’m sure somebody could take me aside, take me into…
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Baby-faced Ivy-league psychiatrist who’d never met Lindsay Clancy but prescribed her barrage of drugs takes center stage in children’s horror murder trial
A psychiatrist who prescribed medication to Lindsay Clancy without ever meeting her in person is expected to be a key witness in the Massachusetts trial over the deaths of Clancy’s three children. Jennifer Tufts, described as a young, Ivy League-educated doctor, treated Clancy remotely and prescribed a range of drugs, and her role in Clancy’s…
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‘The Office’ U.K. Actress Lucy Davis Reveals “Incurable” Breast Cancer Diagnosis
Lucy Davis, best known for playing Dawn Tinsley in the original British version of The Office, has revealed she was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer and that the disease is now “incurable”. The actress shared the news in an Instagram post, urging fans to attend regular checkups after recalling how she initially dismissed a…
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Can GLP-1s affect birth control, fertility?
Research suggests that GLP-1 drugs could reduce the effectiveness of birth control and boost fertility.
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Otoboke Beaver Apologize After Guitar Toss Sends Fan to Hospital
Japanese punk band Otoboke Beaver have issued a public apology, four months on, after guitarist Yoyoyoshie threw her guitar into the crowd during a concert in Osaka, hospitalising a fan. In a statement released on 11 August, the band said it accepted the incident “seriously” and apologised both for the injury caused and for the…
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Hospital worker, 32, who wanted child rape to be LEGALIZED is jailed over images cops said were worst they had ever seen
A hospital worker from Ohio who prosecutors say wanted child rape to be legalised has been jailed after investigators discovered what they described as some of the worst child sexual abuse material they had ever encountered. Benjamin Naylor, 32, of Deer Park, was sentenced on Monday following his guilty plea to possessing and distributing images…
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Dangerous drug-resistant fungus spreads across US, reaching 27 states
A drug-resistant fungal infection called Candida auris has spread to 27 US states, with over 3,437 clinical cases recorded so far in 2026, according to provisional data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Health officials are monitoring the spread closely because the fungus can cause serious, sometimes fatal infections and is often resistant…