Photo: Rumer Willis/instagram Rumer Willisis reflecting on a special moment with her fatherBruce Willis. On Thursday, theOnce Upon a Time inHollywoodactress, 33, shared a throwback snap of Bruce, 67, affectionately kissing her on the forehead. Keeping the Instagram caption short and sweet, Rumerwrote, “P A P A.” Earlier this month, Rumer shared a sentimental post of theDie Hardactor after the family announcedhis retirement and his diagnosis with aphasia, which affects his cognitive abilities....

Elvis Costello.Photo: Mark Seliger It’s hard to resist the urge to psychoanalyze Costello’s decision to take this decidedly unsentimental look back. After all, it’s common during times of mass geopolitical turmoil to derive comfort from our past and solace from the things we once loved. This current crisis finds many of us spending more time in our rooms than we have since adolescence, which no doubt provides ample time for self-reflection....

Photo: THE FACT/Imazins/Getty BTS' vocalistJinis opening up about his newfound confidence. During an interview withWeverse Magazinereleased Tuesday after BTSannounced they would be going on a temporary hiatus, Jin opened up about building confidence and finding a balance between his role in the group and his personal life “It used to be that any time I had to do something, I thought it was such a big deal. Like, how can I handle something this big right now,” Jin, 29, told the outlet....

Budweiser’s newFather’s Daycommercial shines a light on a sometimes overlooked father figure: the stepdad. The heartwarming new spot titled “For The Fathers Who Stepped Up” pays tribute to the fact that not all dads are made equally and raises a Bud to those who took on the role of “Dad” even when they didn’t have to. Released on Wednesdayin advance of Father’s Day weekend, the four-minute short film follows the stories of three adult child-stepdad duos, discussing the ups and downs they went through toget to where they are today....

A Buffalo woman is giving thanks to employees at Target for keeping her family safe during the “once in a lifetime” winter storm. “We have been stranded at Target on Walden since 12 p.m. yesterday,” Jessica Sypniewskiposted to Facebookon Christmas Eve after she took refuge inside the store along with more than 20 others. “I have never felt so scared in my life but we are safe and warm!!” she added....

Photo: Busy Philipps/Instagram Busy Philippsis officially the mother of a teenager. “But can I tell you something? I was VERY surprised when I gave birth to Birdie and saw them for the first time,” Philipps wrote. “They weren’t what I expected. At all. Honestly, I didn’t know who they were. But they were exactly perfect in their uniqueness. Truly. Everyone saw it instantly. And I did too even though I would whisper, ‘who are you?...

American fans of British sweets such as Cadbury Eggs and Yorkie Bars may now have to go abroad to get their hands on their beloved chocolate treats.The Hershey Company has filed a lawsuit against two of the major importers of British chocolates in the U.S. — LA-based LBB Imports and New Jersey’s Posh-Nosh Imports — which would make it nearly impossible to purchase these products stateside,according toThe British Weekly....

After the news that former Clemson University running backC.J. Fullerdied on Wednesday at the age of 22, fans and friends of the champion football player took to social media to express their condolences.Fuller was participating in physical therapy to treat a knee injury when he started to experience discomfort in his chest, Fuller’s aunt, Zola Fuller Beeks, told theGreenville NewsandIndependent Mail,a day after her nephew’s death.While the family believes a blood clot may have led to his passing, Fuller’s official cause of death has yet to be determined, as the Pickens County Coroner Kandy Kelley in South Carolina toldThe Statenewspaper that autopsy results would take six to eight weeks....

Andy Valenta and his family.Photo: Vista Firefighters Local 4107 A California firefighter and father of two has died following a battle with skin cancer. Andy Valenta, who loved ones described as “a boisterous member” of the Vista Fire Department was diagnosed with stage 4 metastatic melanoma in January. By the time he learned of his illness, the cancer had already spread to multiple organs. Andy was admitted to the ICU days later for a secondary brain bleed, according to aGoFundMe campaigncreated for his family....

Photo: USL ChampionshipA California teen just became the youngest male soccer player ever to sign a professional contract in the United States, theOrange County Soccer Club announced in a press release.Francis Jacobs, 14, joined the Orange County Soccer Club this week after playing with the Strikers FC. According to the Orange County Soccer Club, Jacobs played with the United States U-14 National Team and participated in the U.S. Junior National camp in 2018....

Bryant Rivera of Downey, Calif mugshot on Thursday, July 6, 2023.Photo:U.S. Department of Justice via AP U.S. Department of Justice via AP According to U.S. officials and court documents, federal authorities detained Bryant Rivera, in Downey, Los Angeles County on Thursday, following a request from Mexican authorities, reported outlets includingNBC News,ABC NewsandThe Washington Post. On July 6, Rivera, 30, was arrested and charged with murder for the strangulation of Angela Carolina Acosta Flores, whose body was located in a hotel room in Tijuana on January 25, 2022,The Guardianreported....

Photo: Go Fund Me A California man’s family is setting out to raise money to pay his mounting medical bills after he suffered a freak accident while swimming in South America. Alex Austin was with friends in Guatemala on January 2 when he inadvertently dove into shallow ocean water and broke two vertebrae that pinched his spinal cord. “After we pulled him out of the water, he slowly began regaining feeling over our 5-hour journey to the best hospital in Guatemala,” Austin’s friend, Dillon Nicholson, wrote on the family’sGoFundMepage....

Photo: K C Alfred/San Diego Tribune/Shutterstock A small plane crashed down in a Southern California city Monday afternoon, killing at least two people. The plane, which the Federal Aviation Administration identified as a twin-engine Cessna C340 in a statement shared with PEOPLE, crashed at around 12:14 p.m. PT. The FAA was unable to identify how many people were aboard the aircraft at the time of the crash. K C Alfred/San Diego Tribune/Shutterstock...