A website dedicated to all things film-related This year’s 12th edition of the Scary Movies festival at Film at Lincoln Center premiered Ari Aster’s extended version of “Midsommar” this past Saturday James Cameron has spent the past 25 years deeply involved with ‘Avatar,’ but he remains committed to eventually moving forward with “Ghosts of Hiroshima,” his next project outside the ‘Avatar’ universe Although ‘Hiroshima’ has been in development for some time, it’s just gained a bit of momentum — Deadline reports that Martin Sheen has signed on to narrate the audiobook “Ghosts of Hiroshima,” which Cameron will adapted to the screen Cameron has acquired the rights to Charles Pellegrino’s novel and intends to begin work on a “bold uncompromising theatrical film” as soon as the schedule allows following the completion of the Avatar sequels The book’s release coincides with the 80th anniversary of the 1945 atomic bombing The film adaptation will partly center on the real-life account of a Japanese man who lived through the Hiroshima bombing and endured the second nuclear blast there Pellegrino’s work incorporates firsthand testimonies from survivors along with insights from the emerging field of forensic archaeology “It’s a subject that I’ve wanted to do a film about that I’ve been wrestling with how to do it “I met Tsutomu Yamaguchi a survivor of both Hiroshima and Nagasaki He was handing the baton of his personal story to us I can’t turn away from it.” While visiting Yamaguchi Cameron and Pellegrino pledged to “pass on his unique and harrowing experience to future generations.” Hiroshima is poised to become Cameron’s first non-‘Avatar’ feature since 1997’s “Titanic.” He began developing the original ‘Avatar’ in 1999 it’s dominated his creative focus ever since Cameron will have devoted nearly three decades almost exclusively to the Avatar franchise by 2027 That’s not to suggest the time was wasted—Cameron’s passion for the series is clear and the films have achieved remarkable box office success as someone who was captivated by the groundbreaking visual and visceral thrills of “The Terminator,” “Terminator 2: Judgement Day,” “Aliens,” and “Titanic,” I can’t help but feel eager for the arrival of this next film Early last year, Cameron shared his intention to film ‘Hiroshima’ before beginning work on ‘Avatar 4.’ Hopefully, that plan is still in motion, though he remains deeply involved in the post-production process. A few months later, Cameron confirmed that development was already underway for ‘Avatar 6’ and ‘Avatar 7.’ Advertise Donate Privacy Policy Log in to comment on videos and join in on the fun Watch the live stream of Fox News and full episodes Reduce eye strain and focus on the content that matters Daz Cameron was on a heater, as they say, at Class AAA Nashville when he was added to the Milwaukee Brewers' roster last weekend in St From there it was immediately into the freezer for the outfielder who was added to provide depth after Garrett Mitchell was sidelined by a left oblique strain Thus, Cameron was 0 for 4 with a walk in four games until Sunday afternoon, May 4, when he delivered a key run-scoring single as part of a game-turning sixth inning against the Chicago Cubs at American Family Field "I was just talking to our people about it," said manager Pat Murphy, whose team went on to win, 4-0 "This kid's going so good at Triple-A and we're catching him at a really good time But is it fair to him to sit him and bring him off the bench "But (Isaac) Collins is playing so well defensively and offensively he's getting the chance to play for the first time BOX SCORE: Brewers 4, Cubs 0 Cameron started the day on the bench but was pressed into action in the fourth inning after Sal Frelick was lifted with an injury Cameron flew out his first time up before coming through in the sixth His opportunity came with the Brewers nursing a slim 1-0 lead which came courtesy a Julian Merryweather wild pitch immediately after Shota Imanaga – who had dominated up to that point – strained his left hamstring covering first base and had to be removed from the game Merryweather went on to intentionally walked Rhys Hoskins to put two on with two outs for Cameron who sent an 0-1 slider to right that scored Christian Yelich making it 2-0 while also keeping the line moving Cameron stole second and then he was able to trot home from there after Durbin lined a hustle double to center that made it 4-0 "It's tough," Cameron said of being ready to play off the bench "The routine has to be done before the game to continue to prepare so when my name is called I'm prepared to go face the pitcher that's on the mound "Hitting in the cage between innings so that I can come through clutch and be able to perform to the best of my ability and help get a win for the team on that day." Making the moment even sweeter was the fact Cameron's father, Mike, a former Brewers centerfielder To see a convincing victory was just as cool – and necessary – for Murphy and the Brewers "That's the kind of victory that we've got to have," said Murphy left the game with what the team termed as left knee discomfort that first cropped up during his lone at-bat in the second inning "We're getting it checked out right now," Murphy said after the game the Brewers can ill afford to lose Frelick for any length of time Cameron's role will suddenly expand with Milwaukee's alignment likely to be Collins in left Jackson Chourio in center and Cameron in right then Daz will probably get more of a chance," Murphy said Cameron is just seeking an opportunity to be a regular contributor His professional career began with immense promise after he was taken 37th overall out of high school in the 2015 draft Cameron is playing for his fourth organization and would like to grab a foothold after playing a career-high 66 games for the A's in 2024 "Understand there's going to be times where there are going to days where you're going to win and days where you're going to lose Staying together as a team is most important It was at least mildly curious when Murphy lifted Freddy Peralta after six innings with his pitch count at only 89 the skipper explained afterward – Peralta tweaked his right groin in the midst of an at-bat against Ian Happ at the start of the sixth "But he's got good strength; the trainers checked him out was in reference to the absurd amount of injuries the Brewers have suffered in their starting rotation to date The good news was that no intervention may be needed "It was something minor that I felt," he said "After that I was feeling it for the next seven I decided to let them know that my job was done for the day But it's nothing that I have to be concerned about "I did some work already and I think I'm going to be fine." It was another outstanding start by Peralta – four hits seven strikeouts – in a game the Brewers simply had to have I'll throw any pitch in any count.' His changeup was great today Everybody knows Fastball Freddy; they're going to get the heater May 5, 2025Candace Cameron Bure's daughter, Natasha Bure sizzled in an itty-bitty bikini in new photos she shared on social media 🎬 SIGN UP for Parade's Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox 🎬  "🥥🫶🏼☁️🌊," Natasha the actress wore a white two-piece swimsuit with a large sun hat while laughing and sitting in a lounge chair Other snaps showed a palm tree with a body of water in the distance delicious-looking plates of food and another beach view The last picture was a full-body shot of Natasha rocking the strapless bikini while standing beside a hammock Her toned body was on display as she posed confidently while rocking a pair of sunglasses Natasha's followers lauded her gorgeous photos "Absolutely stunning!" while a second exclaimed Someone else called her a "beachy angellll," as another shared "Absolutely beautiful:) ❤️❤️." "🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️." Meanwhile, Candace—who recently flaunted her ultra-toned body in workout photos—chimed in In addition to Natasha, Candace, 49, and Val share two sons Next: Candace Cameron Bure Makes Major Career Announcement: "Beyond Excited" Pictured: Three Generations of Camerons @_mcameron44 pic.twitter.com/TMg8wk6sVH Peralta continues success with 6 scoreless innings in first May startMay 4th MILWAUKEE -- 's 17 years in the big leagues taught him that sometimes it takes just the smallest spark to fuel a turnaround And that’s just what he witnessed in the sixth inning on Sunday, when the Brewers capitalized in the wake of Cubs starter Shota Imanaga’s early exit and rode a four-run rally to a 4-0 victory at American Family Field It denied Chicago what would have been its first series sweep in Milwaukee in 10 years -- and Cameron’s son The spark came courtesy of Cubs reliever Julian Merryweather whose first offering after Imanaga injured his hamstring was a run-scoring wild pitch Daz Cameron’s RBI single and Caleb Durbin’s two-run double padded the lead Abner Uribe and Trevor Megill protected it by combining for a five-hit shutout to snap a three-game losing streak “I’m really proud of our ballclub to respond the way we did,” Brewers manager Pat Murphy said Pictured: Three Generations of Camerons @_mcameron44 pic.twitter.com/TMg8wk6sVH Frelick was undergoing an MRI scan on Sunday evening to determine the severity of his injury which comes with the Brewers already missing starting center fielder Garrett Mitchell (oblique) and 2024 Gold Glove Award finalist Blake Perkins (fractured shin) The backup plan at the moment is 28-year-old Cameron who entered Sunday 0-for-4 with a walk over his first week with the Brewers “I try to be low-key when I go to places to see him play but this is a little more special because I actually played hare,” said Mike Cameron “He got a chance to run around on the field when he was here at 12 years old “It was exciting that he’s here,” Daz Cameron said “Now that I’m seeing all the kids here [in the clubhouse] Sign up to receive our daily Morning Lineup to stay in the know about the latest trending topics around Major League Baseball. Mike Cameron was a Brewers regular, but Daz has been biding his time since a promotion from Triple-A Nashville, where he’d homered six times in 11 power-packed games following a trade from Baltimore’s Triple-A affiliate. Upon his call-up, the Camerons joined Tito and Terry Francona and Davey and Derrick May as the only father-son duos in Brewers history. “Daz hasn’t got to play a ton, but we know what type of player he is,” Durbin said. “There’s a lot of confidence there when he’s up at the plate. With two outs, that was a big hit for him.” After Cameron stole second base, Durbin’s two-run double represented another big hit for the Brewers, who had not led in any point of their previous three games while getting outscored by a 24-2 margin. Peralta gave his team a chance by holding the potent Cubs lineup scoreless on four hits through six innings before he departed at the 89-pitch mark with a minor groin issue. “Since I got here this morning, I knew the importance of this game for this team, for me and the guys,” Peralta said. “We were going to do what we had to do to get a win and turn the page.” By the bottom of the sixth, he finally had the run support that he the Brewers needed. “You saw how the energy came in that inning,” said Peralta, who credited Christian Yelich for legging out a fielder’s choice to extend the inning on the play that saw Imanaga injured. “It was awesome. I’m happy to get some runs.” The Brewers will aim to keep it going when the Astros come to Milwaukee on Monday night, but Mike Cameron expected his visit to be brief. He prefers to let Daz play without dad looking over his shoulder. “The pitching would kill me right now,” Mike Cameron said. “I don’t miss the sliders. I don’t miss any of the anxiety, the nerves that it brings. I’m kind of over that now. But I get a chance to see it now in a different perspective, and a different set of nerves, wishing that my kid will have an opportunity to play well. I know how tough it is to play at the Major League level.” Subscribe to BuzzFeed Daily NewsletterCaret DownJodie Sweetin Just Revealed Where She Really Stands With Candace Cameron Bure After Years Of Publicly Sharing Their "Very Different Lifestyles""Candace and I — we just live very different lifestyles." Candace told the Wall Street Journal "I think that Great American Family will keep traditional marriage at the core I knew that the people behind Great American Family were Christians that love the Lord and wanted to promote faith programming and good family entertainment." maybe we don't talk all the time — and I know if politics come up it is not going to go well — but I don't hate you," she added but I am also not gonna keep my mouth shut." Jodie reposted a video on IG stories sharing that the ceremony was an interpretation of the Greek god Dionysus and people assumed it was a dig at Candace Daz Cameron, whose first hit as a member of the Milwaukee Brewers played a big role in the team's 4-0 win over the Chicago Cubs on Sunday found a moment in the spotlight with his father With Sal Frelick needing an MRI on his sore knee it's possible we see more of Cameron in the coming weeks Here's what to know about the Brewers outfielder. Cameron was a guest on this week's Journal Sentinel Brewers podcast, "Microbrew": He was drafted in the first round by the Houston Astros in 2015 How did Daz Cameron do in the minor leagues?He only played 11 games at Class AAA Nashville stole three bases and amassed a ridiculous 1.273 OPS in 52 plate appearances the former first-round pick has a .765 OPS in the minors He hasn't found that same success in the major leagues 15 career stolen bases and a .263 on-base percentage Mike Cameron played 17 years in the big leagues as an outfielder The former season was particularly memorable as the year the club snapped its 26-year playoff drought with Cameron contributing heavily to the team's 90-win season The Brewers signed him as a 34-year-old free agent before that season and he became the team's regular starting center fielder He battled .243 that year with an .809 OPS and belted 25 homers tied for the second-best mark of his career Cameron hit another 24 and again drove in 70 runs In the unforgettable 2008 finale against the Cubs Cameron singled in the eighth against Bob Howry and was on base when Ryan Braun belted a go-ahead home run with two outs the necessary runs in a 3-1 win that helped Milwaukee clinch the National League wild card Mike Cameron was a one-time all-star (2001 with Seattle) and also played with the Chicago White Sox He last played Major League Baseball in 2011 who was 11 and 12 during his father's two seasons in Milwaukee has vivid memories of those Brewers seasons including playing in the cages with Trevor Hoffman's kids during the 2009 season "I can remember going to the ballpark every day most of the time when guys were going to the field early," Cameron said just to see every guy go about his business and prepare for the game and his routine." 75 on MLB Pipeline's list of top 100 prospects in 2016 a year after the Astros made him a first-round pick he was just behind current Cub Kyle Tucker and ahead of current Cub Ian Happ both of whom played for Chicago against Cameron in the May 2-4 series Cameron was a top-10 prospect in the Detroit Tigers organization after the club acquired him in the deal that sent Justin Verlander to Houston Cameron made his Major League debut in 2020 and played in 73 games for Detroit over the next three years but he was unable to land a full-time starting gig He spent the 2022 season in the Orioles organization and signed as a free agent with Oakland before last season before the Orioles again purchased his contract after the 2024 season Has a father-son combination ever played for the Brewers before?This is the third instance. Tito Francona played his final big-league games with the inaugural Milwaukee Brewers team in 1970 current Cincinnati Reds manager Terry Francona also played his final two years in Milwaukee Dave May was teammates with Tito in 1970 and played with the Brewers from 1970 through 1974 including an all-star 1973 season in which May led the league in total bases (295) and hit 25 home runs May was traded before the 1975 season for Hank Aaron who returned to the Brewers for two final seasons in Milwaukee Dave May returned briefly to the Brewers in 1978 signed as a free agent before the season before getting traded to Houston As Cameron Smotherman approaches his second UFC fight this Saturday against Serhiy Sidey the vibes are quite different from his first one when he got a call on a Tuesday night asking him if he wanted to fly to Las Vegas to make his UFC debut against Jake Hadley he wonders if he’s been doing things wrong the whole time Saturday's Fight By Fight Preview  “That fight actually shifted my perspective on what getting ready for a fight means,” said Smotherman. “What is a fight camp and all this and that? At the end of the day, we already know how to fight. So it's like, what are we doing for six to 12 weeks before? It's better to just get in there where you don't have to think about nothing, to just make weight and go fight. You always hear about over-training and stuff like that, and I probably am a victim of that myself.” Smotherman is probably not the first person to feel that way, but he may be the first to say it. That honesty is rare, and it makes the 27-year-old one of the most compelling prospects in the bantamweight division. That, and the talent that got him here in the first place. Not that it was an easy road for the 12-4 Texan, who nearly stamped his ticket to the UFC in 2023 when he faced Charalampos Grigoriou on Dana White’s Contender Series. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Cameron Smotherman (@lilcampster) Grigoriou stopped Smotherman and sent him back to the drawing board.You might assume that three wins on the regional circuit and one in the UFC would have erased the memory of that loss (and his other three defeats) “So a part of me is still trying to plot and scheme away to get my rematches because it drives me nuts I feel like things happened how they needed to It's just the fact that I can't get it back and I can't fight him again It drives me nuts and I feel like I'll never get over it.” but it shows that Smotherman isn’t settling That attitude will serve him well in Des Moines as he takes on a fighter in Sidey who may take him into deep waters Smotherman welcomes such a fight if he has to UFC Des Moines Free Fights: Figueiredo vs Garbrandt | Sandhagen vs Moraes  but considering he's never been knocked out I got to be prepared to fight him for 15 minutes hard he’s not about to let the moment overwhelm him Looking To Notch His Sixth Consecutive Win Montel Jackson Is Always Going To Let His Fighting Do The Talking Watch Post-Fight Interviews With The Main Card Winners And More From UFC Fight Night: Sandhage See How The Judges Scored Every Round Of UFC Fight Night: Sandhagen vs Figueiredo Mark Pope waved to Kentucky fans as he walked off the court after a UK win last season Despite injuries that dramatically changed lineup options for coach Mark Pope Kentucky managed to beat eight top 15 teams last season reached the NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 and even beat national champion Florida Pope’s teammate on UK’s 1996 national championship team says what Kentucky fans saw this year is what they should expect going forward the very first thing I did was think about what’s the difference going to be?’ And I say this with no disrespect to Coach Cal but what I knew was coming because of who Mark is was a culture change,” said Mills I’m saying I knew a culture change was coming because Mark is going to be himself.” Mills said even former Pope teammates thought it was “our boy coming back” and he would have plenty of time for them because he knows the expectations of this place clearly wanting to have a good first year,” Mills who does radio and video work for UK basketball “I’m not saying he wasn’t all business when he played when you’re in your 20s and practice is over you go hang out with your boys and have fun It wasn’t that way with Mark during the season.” Mills said he really wasn’t sure how much Pope even slept during the season because he “worked his tail off” every day leaving nothing to chance “He was preparing his team to win games in the NCAA Tournament but at the same time I had to be recruiting the (transfer) portal,” Mills said “The season played out exactly how I thought it would I actually didn’t think we would be as good as we were but the culture change that I expected Mills said being around the team and watching and talking to players and coaches was a “different” atmosphere from previous years “His players are the best recruiting tools we have right now because they’re talking about what it meant to play for this guy and someone like me can only talk about what it was like to play with this guy but I can’t imagine what it’s like what it’s like to play for this guy.” Pope signed autographs and interacted with fans after most games He bought ice cream for fans who stayed for a radio show when he didn’t have time to sign autographs He did every press conference and radio show himself Pope found time to do numerous local and national radio shows Is there any way he can keep that up at that pace next year along with the work he puts into his team That’s the culture I’m talking about in part and he gets it in a way that only a former player could get it,” Mills said “I know Coach (Joe B.) Hall was here as a player “But the thing I love about Mark is that he’s always ultra positive from the ice cream to buying gas to get people to Milwaukee (for the NCAA Tournament) that’s not Mark placating or trying to butter up the fans That’s just Mark and that is not going to change.” That’s not true and its far from the truth When Matt said that even Brandon Garrison was like "What are you talking about" all his players love him because he’s a real genuine person Just heard we got a 7’1 center from Miami 215 can play the stretch 4 or the 5 in a pinch but will Garrison move out there to make room for Quaintance and Moreno in the 5 spot Potter supposedly shot 35% from the arc last year This allows Dioubate to start at the 3 spot where he will be a matchup nightmare Rebounding and post defense should be solid It looks like Noah and Chandler will ride the pine again 9 has never been more of a possibility than now and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" makes MLB debut in spot start for Ragans (groin)April 30th TAMPA -- The Royals are skipping ace lefty ’ start on Wednesday as he continues to recover from the mild left groin strain that he suffered on Thursday against the Rockies Instead, the Royals called up lefty , their No. 5 prospect to make his Major League debut against the Rays at George M Ragans could make his next start as early as this weekend in Baltimore or next week when the Royals host the White Sox at Kauffman Stadium He’s scheduled to throw a bullpen sometime this week in Tampa to assess how he feels before the Royals decide the rotation schedule “He wanted to pitch tomorrow,” manager Matt Quatraro said on Tuesday before the Royals' 3-1 series-opening victory against the Rays just making sure that when he does pitch again Both Quatraro and Ragans were optimistic that the starter wouldn’t need an injured list stint who exited his start against the Rockies after three innings feels better each day with activities and stuff like that Don’t want it to turn into something more serious than it needs to be and then give it a few more days to get it out of there and get to feeling better and go from there.” The Royals knew they’d likely have to dip into their pitching depth at some point this year, and Cameron was their top option. “There’s a lot to like about him,” Quatraro said. “He’s got good stuff, he’s got good poise. We think he can get righties and lefties out. He’s physical. … He worked on the cutter last year, added the slider this spring. He’s got a plus changeup, plus curveball. He’s got a lot of stuff we like.” Cameron is a native of St. Joseph, Mo., and grew up a Royals fan living just north of Kansas City. He was the club’s seventh-round pick in the 2021 Draft out of Central Arkansas. After some injuries early in his career -- including Tommy John surgery that he had while still in college -- Cameron has steadily improved throughout his time in the Minors. He has a five-pitch mix after adding a slider this spring. While he doesn’t overpower hitters with his 92-93 mph fastball, his game is all about his command. Cameron’s 9.0% walk rate in the small sample size of five starts this year is the highest it’s ever been; he had a 5.1% walk rate in Triple-A last year (6.7% between the two levels). On Wednesday, he’ll get a chance to show that skillset for his hometown team in the big leagues. Cameron David Oxford, 32, of Hampstead, passed away on Tuesday, April 29th, 2025 at his home. He was born on August 30th, 1992, in Barberton, Ohio, to Herschol Wayne Oxford II and Judith (Salay) Oxford. In addition to his parents, Cameron is also survived by his sisters, Haley Hanegan and Haley Oxford; his niece, Hazley Hanegan; his nephew, Zachary Buie Jr.; his grandmothers, Joyce Rossiter and Joyce Smith; his grandfather Joseph Salay Sr.; his great grandfather, Ernest Groskopf Sr; his great grandmother Bobbi Groskopf; special friend Kat Voli; and numerous aunts, uncles, and other family and friends. Cameron was predeceased by his grandfathers, Raymond Oxford Sr., Larry Kirk, and Richard “Smitty” Smith; and his grandmother Laura Oxford. We have made a Facebook group for memories to be shared. The family invites all to join and share. It is called Light for Cam. His memorial service will be at 4:00 pm on Sunday, May 18, 2025, at Quinn McGowen Funeral Home in Wilmington with Pastor Merrell McKoy officiating. . Shared memories and condolences may be sent to the family by selecting Tribute Wall above. Quinn McGowen Funeral Home of Wilmington is serving the family. PREVIEW: Track & Field Hosts Cameron Burrell Invitational Announce Changes to Meet Schedule4/30/2025 1:50:00 PM | Track and Field Cougars to compete Thursday and Friday; Set to recognize seniors on Friday It’s a warm, summery day in early April when I sit down with archivist, writer, and guitarist Cameron Knowler on the shores of Old Hickory Lake in Middle Tennessee Both Knowler and myself happen to now live in Old Hickory a small village in Davidson County that was formerly a DuPont company town and is nestled on the edges of the eponymous manmade US Army Corps of Engineers lake on the Cumberland River and ecologically – from Knowler’s hometown of Yuma and foreground of his stunning new solo guitar album Knowler’s upbringing in Yuma was traumatic and bleak not exactly a storybook experience by any measure the landscapes and dioramas of the wild west California/Arizona border town have become the guitarist-composer’s primary muse Like mesquite and cactuses and roadrunners and mesas and red rocks Stark flatpicked and finger-plucked melodies give equal consideration and immortalization to sweeping natural landscapes and small Unlike so many of his subjects and inspirations in and around Yuma this collection of compositions never moves to pave over the intricacies and subversions Knowler finds in revisiting his hometown in music and memories the album is as gorgeous and transportive as any of our favorite famous paintings of the old west Perhaps his subject is a strip mall or a vignette of the proverbial “suburban hell,” but in this context each feels like an entire universe unto itself CRK opens with a gorgeous prose poem set to music a track titled “Christmas in Yuma.” Immediately the record is thereby attached through terroir and tradition to other western artists like Steinbeck and McCarthy The album’s package is ornamented with gorgeous photographs further evoking artists we associate with the Southwest like Dorothea Lange and Linda Hogan But the stories herein are told almost exclusively by guitar – usually Knowler solo as centerpiece but sometimes joined by ensembles including guitarists Jordan Tice (who co-produced the project) and Rich Hinman as well as other instrumentalists like Rayna Gellert The guitar is an instrument so pervasive and ubiquitous we often forget how aptly it can showcase these kinds of narratives and how at home the six-string always feels in the West But making an impressive guitar album was clearly not Knowler’s goal with his medium being the guitar and the traditions that encircle it To say the project is successful in this regard would be an embarrassingly trite understatement while watching the springtime water birds and snacking on lunch – with Knowler’s neck and fingers dripping in Native-smithed silver and turquoise – we two sat down on the banks of a long twisting lake on the Cumberland River in Nashville to discuss the guitar and the little town on the banks of the Colorado River called Yuma – that Cameron Knowler once I’m obsessed with how music has been slowly but surely divorced from its relationship to place over time what jumped out at me immediately was it has such a strong relationship to place geographical – a place like Yuma or Old Hickory Lake – and translate that into your medium How do you think about evoking landscape or evoking an image with music Cameron Knowler: That’s a great question music is getting divorced from place and I think it’s something of a cliche at this point that we’re losing regionalism Virginia are different than fiddlers in northern Virginia I didn’t [have] an old man or an old woman playing a fiddle who taught me tunes the “white kid from the suburbs” phenomenon happened I got connected with a regional fiddler in Terlingua which was interesting in that he learned a lot from Brad Leftwich when they were young and living in Santa Barbara Then it flips, because there is a robust fiddle tradition of the Tohono O’odham [Nation] right there on the Yuma “I’m gonna learn this tune” – or melody or whatever Then that [could be] my way into the landscape Instead of coming at it from an internal perspective Like an oil painter painting Tucson or Walpi ’cause you can’t go on stage and say this instrumental song is about a grocery store that I grew up driving by.” [Laughs] I can’t say that I think that’s where I can insert song titles – all the song titles on the record are related to Yuma There’s this tradition of stark solo or nearly solo acoustic guitar as an iconic sound of the “wild west.” One of the first things I thought about listening to CRK is the score and soundtrack for Brokeback Mountain Then of course in other music that evokes the west you have sweeping strings and countrypolitan country & western Even in that context you’ll often hear nylon-string guitar out front There’s something about unadorned guitar that is connected to landscapes But what I’m hearing you say is it’s not about translating the grandeur of western landscapes at all or it’s about the building that burned down or it’s about a stretch of miles and miles of highway There’s so much programmed into the sound “The sound of a minor chord is a cowboy dying,” which is such a great way of saying that I believe this is true of the development of the flat-top guitar in general when the dreadnoughts start to get developed there’s something about that that conveniently carries forward the agenda of interrelated musics – like Hawaiian music and bluegrass music for two totally different agendas Then that [sound and body style] becomes the golden standard But there were so many other brands and makers and thinkers from different cultures making guitars that in an alternate universe not far from our own at all I feel the same way about the tradition of the music itself And a dreadnought itself can do an infinite number of things Another thing that David Rawlings says about his small guitar is that the smallest things sound the biggest when they are in their own diorama – describing what he does with Gillian [Welch] to convince listeners that the “baby dinosaur” [small guitar] can actually eat them there’s opportunity in the format itself I think people like Norman Blake and John Steinbeck are both hyper regionalists who synthesize very eclectic sources to create something that is uniquely their own you think about Norman and certain people would say he is a flatpicker Some people would say he was a pot smoking hippie who played with John Hartford – and they’re both equally true Tying together otherwise disparate histories is a compelling format and is rewarding to the solo practitioner We talked about it a couple of weeks ago when we first met by chance But you starting the album with “Christmas in Yuma,” immediately I was like I know what we’re doing.” We’re in the west there’s poetry/prose poetry happening That song feels like it’s part of a longstanding tradition Immediately I was thinking about a couple of my favorite Steinbeck passages listening to that starting with spoken word over that beautiful sound bed that you’ve created for it what does that accomplish for you as an opening to a record Two things come to mind. Kenneth Patchen who made these poetry records for the Folkways label in the ‘50s backed by a jazz band and it was almost comical but he took it so seriously and it’s so convincing when you just forget what the format actually is The great Texas – I don’t even wanna say outsider artist but in terms of how he’s viewed – outsider artist Terry Allen with some of his concept records like Lubbock (On Everything) with the pedal steel That’s why I started [CRK] out that way Ice Cube’s records – I’m thinking of N.W.A – start out with these sound collages of him getting arrested or walking down a cell block He could make the amazing record that it became or he could have done some something entirely different I just think it’s an earnest way of saying “I’m not trying to do what you [already] know.” We all know that everyone is infinitely complex it’s fine to not be infinitely complex I’m really not trying to make it a guitar record [“Christmas in Yuma”] was just an earnest way of saying “I’m not what you think I might be.” It’s also a tradition in these roots and folk music spaces to play with expectation People generally know what a solo guitar record is gonna sound like and what it’s gonna be and what it’s gonna do I’m imagining a program director at a radio station putting on the record and doing the 30-second listen through – and the first song is poetry? I think maybe that’s what you’re talking about Whatever conscious or subconscious projection you might have about what this album is in your hand or what this is about to be as you put it on but I was “unschooled” and I didn’t have a high school diploma or a GED I’ve learned this notion of leveraging I surveyed how I was going to be able to reach people and it gets more representative of myself as [time] goes But it’s always been under the guise of leveraging unexpected muscle groups towards something else That’s just built into this like fight or flight thing Your point about the radio DJ – or whoever that’s listening to the poetry – I think that’s a unique opportunity I’m gonna listen to Leo Kottke 6- and 12-String Guitar People should continue to try to make records like that It’s starting out on a different foot is very different than you would if you just tried to hit it on the nose Then you might even have a chance to open it up to somebody Sometimes people just don’t know who Norman Blake is there’s a tune like “Yuma Ferry.” Who plays like that If I were to make a whole record of “Yuma Ferry”-style tunes I think everybody listening would know that it was a Norman Blake type of thing Let’s talk about “Christmas in Yuma” a little more in detail because I’m curious about how you created it Was it the poem that made the music happen or the music demanded to have a poem set to it What was the creative process like for the track 2021 and I just went to Google Docs and typed it out Harry and Dylan sit down with me in our friend Marshall’s studio and we just recorded improvisations with the loose framework Those are all the things that were vibrating around “He has to do it.” He’s an amazing voice actor Then we went to the studio and we just said We’re just gonna play.” There was one take that was like the perfect length of time and I just put it under there All those sonic features that interact with the vocal are totally incidental The music of CRK is so evocative and so visual and is so good at text painting but I wanted to talk about your work in other media and about how you curated the package for the album You’re so multifaceted in what media you’re working in – archives How do you see all those forms converging and diverging with this project specifically Because I see your eye for detail at every level You can just tell from the package that the whole thing is art to you If there’s a picture of someone jumping you don’t really know where they jumped from Maybe this person crying is not the good guy as the smile gets “invented” throughout photography you can infer things right or wrong in there They can all take you to a different place but you lose a little bit with the moving image ‘Cause then you see the speed at which they’re moving even if the frame rate isn’t representative of reality say you’re playing jazz standards and you’re playing things with semantic content that came from a show You’re shackled by the semantic content of that to see photography and instrumental music as this thing where – back to working in miniature – smaller things give you more room to insert yourself into it but there’s more fiction to play with In terms of things being programmed to you the way that they’re sequenced by gestures is such a fitting way of dealing with sequencing things that aren’t visual There’s a lot of inspiration from the photo book as a tradition coalesced identity of the West without the photography of the Dust Bowl I’ve spent a lot of time looking at FSA photographs and there’s some great Dorothea Lange photographs in Yuma from May of 1935 which can be seen via the Library of Congress I actually licensed one of them that was not within the purview of her [federal] work from the Oakland Museum and that’s in the song folio for CRK Norman Blake is a really important musician to you and Dave Rawlings is as well You’re talking about wanting to make music wanting to make a record that isn’t just another acoustic guitar Norman and Dave are great examples of guitarists who make albums that aren’t just the same old same old Who are the folks that modeled for you that having your own voice and perspective on your instrument was more important than just doing it to do it Or to be “best” or to sell yourself as a product for consumption he called guitar an instrument for assholes [Andrés] Segovia tried to institute a formal repertoire Is Jimi Hendrix the definitive repertoire for the guitar I don’t need a million people to listen to my music to make a living or to keep doing it how to make these raw ingredients that are embedded into everyone into something that’s not commercial In terms of other people [who inspired me] but I didn’t finger-pick up until about three and a half years ago People like Rambling Jack Elliot and Sam Shepard I would play these solo concerts in Texas of just flatpicking melodies like four flatpicking melodies in four different keys And I was just like beating my head up against a wall fiddle tune-driven [story over an entire set of just flatpicking] I decided I was going to learn how to finger-pick convincingly It was a pain in my ass to figure that shit out It could be seen as pushing back against commercialism or whatever but in some ways it’s actually the opposite I want as many people to listen to this as possible.” Not sheer numbers but in terms of who they are and what their listening diets are Not just everybody in the audience being someone who will already know each of those fiddle tunes Get the best experience and stay connected to your community with our Spectrum News app. Learn More KENTUCKY —  Former Republican Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron sat down with Spectrum News 1 in February for his first in-state television interview During this "In Focus Kentucky" exclusive segment Cameron discussed more about his decision to run for this office campaigning on an "America First" agenda set by President Donald Trump You can watch the full In Focus Kentucky segment in the player above May 5, 2025On her Instagram stories on Saturday, May 3, actress Candace Cameron Bure asked her fans for some help Over top of a movie poster for Unsung Hero Cameron Bure wrote that her movie was nominated for a Film Impact Award and she needs her fans to help vote for it Please vote if you loved Unsung Hero movie," wrote the 49-year-old actress on her Instagram stories The link she posted goes to the K-LOVE Fan Awards which are given out at the end of May in Nashville at "the biggest weekend in Christian music and entertainment!" K-LOVE is a Christian radio network Unsung Hero is based on the true story of how Christian artists For King & Country and Rebecca St "When David Smallbone's successful music company collapses he moves his family from Down Under to the States David (For King & Country's Joel David Smallbone) and his pregnant wife Helen (Daisy Betts) set out to rebuild their lives Helen's faith stands against all odds and inspires her husband and children to hold onto theirs David and Helen begin to realize the musical abilities in their children who would go on to become two of the most successful acts in Inspirational Music history: five-time Grammy Award-winning artists For King & Country and Rebecca St Jonathan Jackson and Hillary Scott of country trio Lady A The K-LOVE celebration kicks off Friday, May 23, and runs through Sunday, May 25, which is when the awards are given out. The website describes the awards as "the ultimate celebration of faith and fan connection—bringing together the biggest names in Christian entertainment for a weekend of unforgettable moments." and filmmakers who are making an impact for Christ The K-LOVE Fan Awards Weekend is packed with exclusive appearances from your favorite Christian artists From red carpets and meet & greets to live performances and special moments throughout the weekend it’s your chance to connect with the voices and stories that inspire you." For those who can't be there in person, the awards will be broadcast on Friday, May 30 at 7:30 p.m. ET/PT and again at 10 p.m. ET/PT on TBN (Trinity Broadcasting Network) Candace Cameron Bure is reminding us that kindness is “not a natural quality,” but one we must cultivate to be good ambassadors of Christ “Kindness has to be learned because we are sinful beings by nature, and we have to be taught to be kind,” she said on an episode of “Takeaways with Kirk Cameron.” “It is not a natural quality that The actress acknowledged that it can be “easier to let the emotions and the anger and some of those other unhappier emotions just get the best of you,” but focusing on kindness “means you do have to stop and think about it “And then you have to honestly think about — ‘Okay How can I be the best ambassador or representative of Christ right now in this situation?’” she concluded Bure is currently getting ready for a series of exciting new projects from another Christmas movie to a new installment of one of her most popular franchises who also serves as Chief Creative Officer for Great American Media announced her latest project for the channel earlier this month — TIMELESS TIDINGS OF JOY which pairs her with WHEN CALLS THE HEART actor Paul Greene “In a world of technology, TIMELESS TIDINGS OF JOY harkens back to a simpler time and the core values passed to us by our parents and grandparents,” Bure said in a statement about the movie “It reminds us that the best gifts we receive are the ones we freely give away.” Candace Cameron Bure also just announced another exciting upcoming project — a new Ainsley McGregor mystery “Viewers loved Candace’s first Ainsley McGregor film, A CASE FOR THE WINEMAKER, and she is ready to dive into even more intrigue and smalltown secrets in A CASE FOR THE YARN MAKER, Bill Abbott, President & CEO, Great American Media said in a statement THE AINSLEY MCGREGOR MYSTERIES is a collection of stories for mystery lovers who love analyzing every clue and cleverly solving the puzzle.” Related: What Is Biblical Friendship? Candace Cameron Bure Explains A post shared by Pure Flix (@greatamericanpureflix) Candace Cameron Bure said she is “beyond excited” for the movie’s May 22 premiere romance to bloom and a clever ending you’d never expect.” Bure’s reminder to be mindful about showing kindness to others is a topic she frequently shares both in her personal life and through her work as an actress Read Next: We’re Gearing Up for Christmas Movies, and I Can’t Wait We are only able to make a difference because of your generous support Noah was nails. pic.twitter.com/ZHCDmLOm3Y Family of Royals fans filled with pride as Cameron flirts with no-no in debutKansas City's No 5 prospect was 8 outs away from history in super first start against RaysMay 1st TAMPA -- Over two decades ago, a 4-year-old walked along the warning track at Kauffman Stadium with his mom The Royals’ starter that day was a sensational rookie named Zack Greinke Noah called out hello to Greinke as they passed by the starter warming up It was around that time that Noah decided he wanted to be a baseball player when he grew up Fast forward to 2025. Noah Cameron is 25 years old. He’s a baseball player now, pitching for the organization he grew up a fan of and that selected him in the seventh round of the 2021 MLB Draft Now it’s his turn to make his Major League debut Cameron took a no-hitter into the seventh inning on Wednesday night, leading the Royals to a 3-0 win over the Rays at George M With his entire family and a large contingent of friends in the stands His first and only hit allowed came with one out in the seventh inning when Curtis Mead knocked a single just fair down the third-base line “You can’t put it into words,” Cameron said but I’m glad to get out of there with what happened Noah was nails. pic.twitter.com/ZHCDmLOm3Y Cameron exited after the hit and 79 pitches to an ovation from the crowd Reliever John Schreiber recorded the next two outs protecting the Royals’ lead and giving Cameron the scoreless line “[Schreiber] came in and gave me a big hug I want to give you a big hug,’” Cameron said The only no-hitter thrown in an MLB debut came in 1892 from Reds right-hander Bumpus Jones • MLB rookies to throw no-hitters “I thought he was going to do it,” manager Matt Quatraro said Cameron, ranked as the Royals’ No. 5 prospect by MLB Pipeline, was called up on Wednesday to make a spot start for Cole Ragans (left groin strain) While it would have been special for his debut to come at Kauffman Stadium Cameron was just as proud to wear Kansas City across his chest on the road Cameron grew up an hour north of The K and rooted for the Royals his entire life a small town off Interstate 35 northwest of St They’ve been Royals fans for “forever,” Diane said “I’ve been a fan of the Royals since before George Brett came along,” Tracy said This organization has been so good to us.” Sign up to receive our daily Morning Lineup to stay in the know about the latest trending topics around Major League Baseball Cameron worked around five walks and an error from second baseman Cavan Biggio to keep the Rays off the board including right fielder Hunter Renfroe’s catch during Cameron’s five-pitch first inning and a phenomenal play and 90.9 mph throw to first base from shortstop Bobby Witt Jr Cameron kept a calm and confident poise -- something that stood out to everyone on Wednesday Those in the pregame pitching meeting walked out impressed by Cameron’s understanding and confidence in how he wanted to attack the Rays Cameron did that well, too, flashing four of his pitches and recording three strikeouts, two with his plus curveball and one with his new slider. That ability is why the Royals have been so high on Cameron since they drafted him despite the Tommy John surgery he had right before getting drafted and injuries early in his pro career “This is a win for scouting and a win for player development,” senior director of pitching performance Paul Gibson said “You draft a guy in that [seventh] round who’s injured The foresight they had from seeing him was really huge ‘If he does this and if he does that,’ scenario to a he can do this and do that.’ We’re really proud of him.” Cameron Brink has had a stellar basketball career so far and has a chance to do big things in year two As a freshman she averaged 9.9 points and 6.6 rebounds per game bringing those numbers all the way up to 17.4 and 11.9 as a senior She led the Cardinal to a National Championship and two Final Fours and left The Farm with an absurd 122-18 record Brink was a Stanford legend without a doubt Brink was selected with the second overall pick by the Los Angeles Sparks especially in a 21 point effort against the Dallas Wings her season was cut short due to an ACL tear just four minutes into a regular season game against the Connecticut Sun Brink is expected to return to the Sparks lineup some time in June it will be tough for Brink to come back and immediately be at the same level she was at before the injury Her height is certainly a benefit for her game as well as a quick first step to get by or over defenders If her previous athleticism isn't there initially that could create some trouble for Brink as she continues to recover from a major injury it's still completely possible that Brink could break out in her second season with the Sparks and even reach her first all-star appearance the Sparks look like a much better squad than the version that went 8-32 last season Plum will be a big piece to helping her break out as a scorer Plum was the first overall pick in the 2017 WNBA Draft and was a part of the 2022 and 2023 championship runs by the Las Vegas Aces There is no doubt that Brink can block shots and rebound well but adding a guard like Plum can help her in the pick and roll as well as the post game Brink could take a huge step forward and possibly show glimpses at all star potential both now and for years to come more fans are tuning in each and every night and Stanford fans especially need to watch their former star tear up the big leagues this summer Spurs Hire Former Stanford Star as Head Coach The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Sports Illustrated or its affiliates All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER Cameron Mathison revealed that his entry into the soap opera world was originally intended to be a tax write-off As a guest on Maurice Benard’s (Sonny) YouTube mental health show, State of Mind Mathison explained how he was very comfortable talking about the trials and tribulations in his life “It’s been an especially challenging stretch the last but specifically the last couple months,” he stated Benard explained that he wanted to talk about Mathison’s previous soap character, Ryan Lavery, whom he portrayed on All My Children from 1998 to 2011 The actor stated that Lavery is a character he would still play today if the show hadn’t been canceled Mathison explained that before getting the part on AMC he had purchased a condo in Toronto and once went to visit friends in New York planning to use the trip as a tax write-off READ THIS: Check out what’s happening next in Port Charles.  he visited an agent in New York who liked him and said “I want to introduce you to Judy Wilson at All My Children She’s the casting director.” He agreed to meet Wilson which she recorded and said she would send to the show’s producers [a] spontaneous moment of me trying to write off a trip to New York I got a screen test on All My Children,” he stated “I had my shirt off in the screen test and all that stuff which should have been a big red flag.” Even though he was new at acting back then he understood that the physical part of things would be key to getting a job in soap operas “I booked the role and then they changed the role to Ryan Lavery who was a con man initially and super fun,” he remarked The Kansas City Royals optioned Noah Cameron back to Triple-A Omaha on Thursday one day after the left-hander took a no-hitter into the seventh inning in his big league debut against the Rays in Tampa Bay Cameron was called upon to make a spot start for staff ace Cole Ragans, who has been dealing with a sore groin. Cameron did not allow a hit until Curtis Mead's one-out single down the left-field line in the seventh Royals manager Matt Quatraro promptly took him out of the game and the Kansas City relief corps finished off the 3-0 victory over the Rays "You can't put it into words," said Cameron about an hour's drive north of their home at Kauffman Stadium "It is something I've always dreamed about but I'm glad to get out of there with what happened No pitcher has thrown a no-hitter for Kansas City since Bret Saberhagen on Aug a span of 5,244 games that represents the third-longest active no-hit drought in the majors Only the Guardians and Blue Jays have gone longer "I thought he was going to do it," Quatraro said The 25-year-old Cameron wound up throwing 79 pitches allowing that one hit with five walks and three strikeouts over 6⅓ innings He's the first player to throw that many hitless frames in his big league debut since the Blue Jays' Nick Kingham who got two outs in the seventh inning against the Cardinals on April 29 The splendid start by Cameron shouldn't have come as a complete surprise He is widely considered among the organization's top five prospects and he was 2-0 with a 3.22 ERA over his first five starts for Omaha this season the Royals selected right-hander Taylor Clarke from Omaha to provide some additional depth in the bullpen and they transferred right-hander James McArthur to the 60-day injured list MEADOW LANDS – During her keynote speech Friday at the NAACP Washington Branch’s 65th annual Human Rights Award Banquet Pennsylvania House Speaker Joanna McClinton – whose mother grew up in segregated North Carolina and raised McClinton as a single mom in southwest Philadelphia – looked around the ballroom at the DoubleTree Hilton Meadowlands “When we think about the fact that it wasn’t long ago that a room like this where we could be together from all different races political affiliations … to know that it’s just within a couple of decades that we have seen so much positive change happen in our nation,” said McClinton McClinton ascended to the leadership role in 2023 after making history in 2018 as the first woman and first African American elected to the House Democratic Caucus chair she became the first woman elected as House Democratic leader in the institution’s 244-year history But McClinton cautioned against harmful trends that are eating away at decades of hard-fought work to build up and advance human rights in the country “We are in an age where some would have us go back to the time that my mother was born in and lived in,” said McClinton and we are now in this age where every part of the red white and blue of our beautiful flag and the fabric of our democracy lies in the balance of our decisions the decisions that we make every six months when we vote the decisions we make every day when we get up and speak on how we’ll interact and engage with our neighbors and whether or not we’ll treat people as if they’re ‘others.'” McClinton encouraged people to not remain silent and to “be committed to ensuring that what we see in this country continues to be a positive change” during turbulent times and increasing inequality in the U.S “It’s about making sure that we are not silent and we are not sitting on the sidelines when it matters to the most vulnerable communities,” she said McClinton urged people to “be determined,” despite the challenges facing the country and the world “The thing that I cannot give you but that you can decide to have every day is determination determination to be a voice for the voiceless determination to fight for justice,” she said “It’s organizations like the NAACP that have made a world of difference in times that were darker than the hour that we see our children and grandchildren will never have to see when trying to exercise their right to vote or their freedom of speech … we have to be fearless in this age and say I’m going to be the voice for this hour.'” second president of the NAACP Washington Branch presented Kathleen Cameron with the Human Rights Award co-founder of Washington County Gay Straight Alliance was honored for her decades spent tirelessly advocating for the LGBTQA+ community in and around Washington County and her efforts to “uplift the common and foundational values of integrity a welcoming community center in downtown Washington to house the programming of WCGSA “I humbly accept the NAACP’s 2025 Human Rights Award on behalf of the community that I’ve had the honor of serving for the last 20 years through the Washington County Gay Straight Alliance,” said Cameron who brought the audience to their feet following her acceptance speech “Not only are you recognizing my service to the LGBTQA+ community but you’re recognizing the entire community itself in Southwestern Pennsylvania and the trials and tribulations they have suffered in the past and unfortunately the foreseeable future in the United States,” said Cameron “Human rights are fundamental freedoms and protections inherent to individuals simply by virtue of being human with regard to such orientation and gender identity expression and basic protections such as availability to access health care pertinent to you as an individual whether you are a person of color or someone on the spectrum of gender and orientation.” She mentioned that earlier in the evening she had a conversation with a NAACP member who remarked “We are all more alike than we are different.” We get one life on Earth and we should just spend it being kind respectful and considerate to those unlike us as well as those who are just like us,” said Cameron Cameron co-founded the Washington County Gay Straight Alliance in 2005 “I’m proud to include the NAACP among our allies It has turned into a mission in my life … Even though we are tired of fighting the same fights over and over we are not giving up and we’re not going anywhere,” she said If you have an account and are registered for online access sign in with your email address and password below Never been a subscriber and want to subscribe Copyright © Observer-Reporter | Contact | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy Home  |  Tournaments  |  Courses  |  Equipment  |  Players  |  Rankings  |  About Us  |  Contact Three years after Jodie Sweetin spoke out against Candace Cameron Bure’s “traditional” values concerning LGBTQ+ marriages the Full House star clarified where she stands with the fellow alum Jodie Sweetin isn’t afraid to say “how rude,” but she also accepts that she won’t see eye-to-eye with everyone Amid brewing tension between the Full House alum and her fellow costar Candace Cameron Bure concerning their views on LGBTQ+ issues Jodie clarified that there’s not any true beef between the former child stars “We’ve always been very different on those things,” Jodie explained on an April 28 episode of The Vault with Monica & Amir podcast now all of that sort of comes to the surface.” Indeed, back when Candace launched her Great American Family network, which the former Hallmark star said aimed to keep “traditional marriage” at its core, Jodie supported Dance Moms alum JoJo Siwa after she called out Candace for her apparent anti-LGBTQ+ beliefs on social media “If I can be of service or help with whatever gift I’ve been given of people paying attention,” Jodie explained “it is required of me to do something important with that.” Jodie emphasized that she and Candace “never” actually fought over the issue as they’ve always been aware of where the other one stands “We’ve lived very different lifestyles,” Jodie detailed But she is still someone I have known since I was 5 years old it’s like family members where we don’t talk all the time and I know if politics come up it’s not going to go well although she still “very much” meant what she said “I’m also not going to keep my mouth shut,” Jodie—who portrayed Full House’s Stephanie Tanner alongside Candace’s D.J While Jodie will still be that old familiar friend waiting around the bend for Candace there are celebrity feuds everywhere you look Bobby (pictured second from left) addressed rumors of a falling out with Tan (middle) in January 2024 two months after he announced his exit from Queer Eye after eight seasons "I want people to know that Tan and I—we will be fine," he told Vanity Fair It was something personal that had been brewing—and nothing romantic In March 2024, Tan responded to allegations that he had campaigned to replace Bobby on Queer Eye with his friend Jeremiah Brent "Netflix and the production companies did a full-on casting I didn't put my friend up for the job They ended up getting it because they were the best person for the job," he said on Instagram "But I didn't get them hired by getting rid of somebody else." Following years of rumors of a feud between the two on a December 2023 episode of her podcast Let's Be Clear Shannen's former Charmed costar Holly Marie Combs alleged that Alyssa had once made an ultimatum to a show producer to choose between herself and Shannen which ultimately led to the latter leaving the show in 2001 "I did not have the power to get anyone fired" and that "this was so long ago that any retelling of these stories from anyone is just revisionist history." A day later, Shannen said at a panel event at MegaCon Orlando "There is no revisionist history happening in the truth that I know we told." Shannen passed away in July 2024 after a yearslong battle with cancer while playing a game called Stir the Pot with her daughter Kelly Osbourne on E Sharon said the That '70s Show alum was the rudest celebrity she had ever met rude little boy" and a "dastardly little thing." He did not respond to her remarks publicly Five years prior, Sharon told Larry King that when Ashton appeared on The Talk in 2014 he had an "attitude" after she got his name wrong what have you done in this industry?'" she recalled because I'm gonna eat you up and s--t you out.' So I was just like 'You don't know what you're dealing with In August 2022, Cassadee and Maren traded harsh words with Brittany after she shared an Instagram Reel of herself applying makeup on Aug "I'd really like to thank my parents for not changing my gender when I went through my tomboy phase JoJo Siwa described Candace Cameron Bure as the "rudest" celebrity later explaining that she felt snubbed when Bure once refused to take a picture with her on a red carpet the Full House alum apologized: "I kind of broke your 11-year-old heart Candace was asked if she expects the Great American Family network of which she serves as chief creative officer to feature same-sex couples as leads in holiday movies "I think that Great American Family will keep traditional marriage at the core." who came out as a member of the LGBTQ+ community in 2021 wrote on Instagram that the actress' comment is "rude and hurtful to a whole community of people." Back in June 2021, Courtney Love accused Olivia Rodrigo of copying her band Hole's album cover for a promotional photo without giving credit "Love u and live through this sooooo much." Courtney then replied I look forward to reading your note [winking face emoji]." During an appearance Watch What Happens Live the Happy Days actor was asked why he didn't get along with the Forrest Gump star on the set of the 1989 flick Turner & Hooch "I was directing that movie for 13 days and then I was called into [producer] Jeff Katzenberg's office and he said seem to get along with Hanks' four-legged co-star He also refused to admit if he's even seen the flick Fans of The Hills will remember that iconic line delivered by Lauren on the season three premiere Their feud began when Heidi started dating her now-husband Spencer Pratt and hit its peak when Lauren accused Heidi and Spencer of starting a rumor that she had made a sex tape with Jason Wahler Tyrese then opened up about the feud, telling Van Lathan on The Red Pill podcast "I have yet to talk to The Rock to this day and we will have a conversation." He shared that he did have a conversation with the former wrestler's producing partner "I found myself being the messenger on behalf of various people associated to the franchise but stupid me was the only one who went public about those feelings Taylor and Katy had been in a feud for years, even allegedly inspiring Taylor's song "Bad Blood." The drama, which reportedly started over a backup dancer and competing tours, came to an end after Perry sent Taylor a literal olive branch before her Reputation Tour kickoff "So I just got to my dressing room and found this actual olive branch," Taylor said in an Instagram video Sex and the City costars Kim and SJP had dodged feud rumors for years. But they were reignited after Kim decided not to return for a third movie and made comments about her costar that raised eyebrows "What was your reaction to Kim Cattrall telling Piers Morgan that you were never friends just colleagues?" Andy Cohen asked SJP on a Sept you and I spoke about it because I was just...I don't know I found it really upsetting because that's that's not the way I recall our experience." "So...it's sad but I'm kind of...I don't know I always think that what ties us together is this singular experience is the thing It was a professional experience but it became personal because it was years and years of our lives So I'm hoping that that sort of eclipses anything that's been recently spoken," she continued "That many years spent doing something so special that people had a connection with is such a privileged." And though they didn't film scenes together Kim did make a small appearance on And Just Like That The iconic singers have been feuding since 2004. While accepting the Classic Songwriter Award at the Q Awards that year, Elton said to attendees but I think everyone who lip-syncs in public on stage The former Grey's Anatomy star sparked a feud with the series creator in 2008 when she removed her name from the Emmy Awards consideration The actress stated that her reason for the move was because she wasn't "given the material to warrant a nomination." Shonda later opened up about Katherine's decision during an interview with Oprah Winfrey on Oprah's Next Chapter in 2012 "On some level it stung and on some level I was not surprised," she said It was the New York Fashion Week fight heard 'round the world when Nicki and Cardi got into a heated altercation at the Harper's Bazaar Icon party Cardi opened up about the catalyst for the fight with Nicki "For a while now she's been taking a lot of shots at me," Cardi said in W magazine's Art Issue The real spark of the fight came when Cardi saw that Nicki had allegedly liked and then unliked a tweet about Cardi's parenting skills "I was going to make millions off my Bruno Mars tour and I sacrificed that to stay with my daughter," Cardi continued So for somebody that don't have a child to like that comment So many people want to say that party wasn't the time or the place but I'm not going to catch another artist in the grocery store or down the block." Kanye updated his Instagram to follow only Taylor and the fellow musician did not respond publicly to the move It's been over 15 years since Mariah and J.Lo's "feud" has been going on It all started when the Queen of Christmas was asked to give her opinion on several singers during an interview 4vs3Princeton Photo by: Tamar KreitmanCameron Zytkewicz Ray's Walk-Off Sends Softball to Ivy League Tournament5/3/2025 6:34:00 PM | Softball Los Angeles Sparks star Cameron Brink is looking to rebound from her first WNBA season that sadly ended with an ACL injury Brink appears ready to get back to business but she's also taking time out for some fashionable looks New Balance Lifestyle shared Brink's latest look on their Instagram account on Sunday The video clip is in black-and-white as a tip of the cap to a gray look Brink suffered her ACL injury in a game against the Connecticut Sun last season But she has worked extremely hard to get back into shape With Brink returning to the Sparks' lineup there's no doubt that the team will be among the favorites for winning the WNBA championship Brink knows how to look sharp and on point when going out in public She can pop on these New Balance Lifestyle designs and make some heads turn Brink hopes to make some heads turn while hitting the hardwood again for the Sparks Joe is a freelance writer with The Sporting News He has four decades of experience in the communications industry as a writer and editor His work has appeared on major digital platforms like The Good Men Project He has written extensively in the sports and entertainment worlds MLB Trade Rumors By | April 30 Cameron was added to the 40-man roster last November but Kansas City will need to recall him while making a corresponding active roster move involving a pitcher He’s scheduled for a bullpen session in the coming days and could start one of the games during the weekend series against the Orioles BA credits Cameron with a plus changeup as the headliner of a solid His fastball averaged 92 MPH during his Triple-A work last year Cameron mixes his pitches fairly regularly It has worked against minor league competition He turned in a 3.08 earned run average with a near-28% strikeout rate between the top two minor league levels last season He has been similarly effective through five starts with Triple-A Omaha this year Cameron has fanned 30.3% of opponents while working to a 3.22 ERA across 22 1/3 frames He has gotten ground-balls at a career-high 58.5% clip Kansas City Royals Talent’s just flooding into KC these days… Could also be a showcase for a potential trade for a bat After watching baseball for over half a century I still wonder how players can be “recalled” for their MLB debut the kids are with the big club and are then sent to the minors to start the year The definition (and snark) are much appreciated Nick Loftin seems to have been at Omaha all season Was that a rehab assignment and he’s now off rehab and just down there Six and a third of one-hit ball and a win in a shutout Log in Register MLB Trade Rumors is not affiliated with Major League Baseball Register Serhiy Sidey and Cameron Smotherman meet Saturday on the main card of UFC on ESPN 67 at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines Check out this quick breakdown of the matchup from MMA Junkie analyst Dan Tom 1-1 UFC) will look to keep the momentum after picking up his first UFC victory Both of Sidey's outings have resulted in split decisions of which he has experienced the joy and agony Sidey ended up on the wrong end in his debut against Ramon Taveras last January while his second appearance under the UFC banner was a win over Garrett Armfield 1-0 UFC) will aim to extend his four-fight winning streak Smotherman made a successful UFC debut in a unanimous decision win over Jake Hadley Cameron Smotherman UFC on ESPN 67 expert pick predictionIn keeping with the spirit of solid card formatting Des Moines' main card is blessed with more bantamweights in the form of Sidey and Smotherman Although both fighters tend to operate out of orthodox stances Donald Cerrone from a stylistic perspective is a kick-heavy kickboxer with some quiet submission threats (that I suspect we'll see more of as his career progresses) is the more "steady Eddie" type regarding the smothering pressure and punch count that he likes to put on his opponents I think that Sidey will be able to find a finish early due to Smotherman's propensity to sometimes get stung in fights I'll ultimately be siding with Smotherman to survive the early scares and pull away down the stretch with his straight punches and bodywork 'A line beats a circle,' as the old martial arts adage goes The pick is Smotherman to edge out a decision that the local and traveling judges are likely split on Despite the oddsmakers opening the American as the favorite public money has flipped the line in the Canadian's favor listing Sidey -142 and Smotherman +116 via FanDuel Serhiy Sidey vs. Cameron Smotherman UFC on ESPN 67 start time, how to watchSidey and Smotherman are expected to walk to the cage at approximately 10:40 p.m. ET. The fight broadcasts on ESPN 2 and streams on ESPN+ "Maybe we don't talk all the time — and I know if politics come up it is not going to go well — but I don't hate you," Sweetin said of their family-like bond Here's a section of a Calorify report for Cameron Wurf  This is Wurf's Calorify report from 2023  Australian reveals his record-breaking ride broke an altogether different record too Cameron Wurf clocked the fastest Ironman bike leg in history at Ironman Texas last weekend The Australian rider covered the 112-mile bike leg split in 3:53:32 clocking an average speed of 28.7mph or 46.2km/h which shaved 61 seconds off the previous record After the event, he unveiled his insane fuelling strategy in an interview with The Feed which was subsequently posted on social media His candid description of his aggressive fuelling provided a great insight into how pro triathletes (and likely road pros too) are fuelling for the demands of events like Ironman.  But does Wurf have something of a unique metabolism that allows him to process far more fuel than other riders and regular amateurs?  We chatted with Wurf to find out more about how he plans his nutrition strategy breaking his nutrition partner's expenditure record and to find out just how he carried all of those gels in the first place A post shared by The Feed (@thefeedme) Wurf explained he consumed a little over 200 grams of carbohydrates per hour on the bike leg particularly for mere mortals for whom the typically accepted ceiling sits at around 90 grams per hour but likely even for other athletes too.  Triathletes often carry multiple gels decanted into a plastic flask and Wurf explained he did a similar thing with a bottle after a Pinarello bike change provided some additional space on the downtube to carry another.  the bike they developed for Filippo Ganna and  Josh Tarling for the [Paris] Olympics With the old triathlon bike [Pinarello Bolide F TR] I used to have a storage bin on the down tube It just didn't dawn on me to replace it with an aero bottle it's probably only a watt or two of aerodynamic loss; it's probably negligible I probably had even more than 28 in the race I'm filling a 700ml drink bottle with gels and adding a little bit of water Wurf also talked about the large amounts of sodium he used during his ride he aimed to take on board 1500mg of sodium per hour in bottles Wurf explained he completed a practice Ironman workout in similar conditions to Ironman Texas with ex-Ineos Grenadiers physiologist Aitor Virbay using a sweat patch to map out his sodium needs "Aitor was able to calculate how much I was sweating when my body was really struggling I average around 155 BPM heart rate for an Ironman So you're pegged at that for seven and a half hours So you're sweating quite a lot at that kind of intensity So it's better in an Ironman to go a little bit overboard than underboard." which works with athletes to measure energy expenditure Wurf found he has quite a special engine that can easily cope with the calories and sugar volume he took on during the race.  But he stressed simply maximising carb intake may not be a magic solution for everyone and could even have health risks like diabetes His strategy is the result of a lot of scientific analysis and years of training.  It also turns out that Wurf's record-breaking Ironman performance set another record resulting in the highest 'total energy expenditure' that Calorify had ever seen from any athlete they had ever tested "The Calorify test was something I did with the team It's quite an extensive test and is seen as the gold standard in calorie intake usage testing But it's also very specific in helping you with what sugars you use best.  So the gels I choose will have fructose in them preparing my stomach by having a lot more fruit Wurf explained he's still analysing his limits and will be dissecting the data from his Texas performance; he actually still felt hungry during the running leg of the event.  Even though I was still consuming over 100 grams of carbs per hour Maybe my metabolism was moving too quickly from having so much sugar "Which is something that a nutrition partner did want to discuss but there's a chance you're pushing it a bit too far because you did get hungry on the run with that amount of calories." Wurf's bike leg is only one part in the Ironman puzzle which he admits he is still trying to figure out He has another Ironman championship in six weeks and is clearly motivated to put it all together I'm looking forward to the next opportunity.  "If I can just put everything together over the next six weeks in training and get some more kilometres into my running legs I feel like that good performance isn't too far away." Despite having a degree in English Literature he has spent his entire working life in the cycling industry in one form or another He has over 10 years of experience as a qualified mechanic with the last five years before joining Cyclingnews being spent running an independent workshop This means he is just as happy tinkering away in the garage as he is out on the road bike and he isn’t afraid to pull a bike apart or get hands-on with it when testing to really see what it’s made of.  He has ridden and raced bikes from an early age up to a national level on the road and track and has ridden and competed in most disciplines He has a keen eye for pro-team tech and enjoys spotting new or interesting components in the wild Tom has already interviewed some of the sport's biggest names including Mathieu van der Poel He's also covered various launches from brands such as Pinarello tackled the Roubaix Challenge sportive aboard his own rim-brake Cannondale SuperSix Evo tested over 20 aero helmets in the wind tunnel and has created helpful in-depth buying advice relating to countless categories from torque wrenches to winter clothing.  you will then be prompted to enter your display name ‘Caine’: Rina Sawayama Returns As Badass Akira In ‘John Wick’ Spinoff Directed By Donnie Yen Rian Johnson Counters Netflix CEO’s Comments On “Outdated” Theatrical Model: “Theatrical Is Not Going Anywhere” ‘Together’ Trailer: NEON’s Buzzy Horror Flick Heads To Theaters July 30 Marvel Officially Announces ‘Thunderbolts*’ Real Title Is ‘The New Avengers’ ‘American Psycho’: Chloë Sevigny & Patrick Schwarzenegger Want In On Luca Guadagnino Remake 16 Must-See Films To Watch In May:  ‘Thunderbolts*,’ ‘Phoenician Scheme,’ ‘Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning’ & More 10 Must-Watch TV Shows In May: ‘Poker Face,’ ‘Dept. 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quarterback who spent two seasons with the team from 2022-2023 Tight end Brady Russell signed his exclusive rights free agent tender on Wednesday The Seahawks signed receiver Steven Sims Tuesday adding receiver depth and a candidate to handle kick and punt returns The Seahawks signed veteran tight end Eric Saubert on Monday The Seahawks added to their secondary Monday adding safety and special teams standout D'Anthony Bell The Seahawks re-signed linebacker Josh Ross and added receiver River Cracraft on Friday The Seahawks signed cornerback Shemar Jean-Charles on Wednesday Cooper Kupp signed with the Seahawks Tuesday making official a return home for the Yakima native The Seahawks agreed to terms on a deal with former Rams standout Cooper Kupp a Yakima native who will be returning to his home state The Seahawks made a big splash early in free agency The Philadelphia Eagles select Texas offensive tackle Cameron Williams in Round 6 of the 2025 NFL Draft with the No The Philadelphia Eagles 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road booking a trip to the Western Conference Semifinals a tough opponent awaits – Anthony Edwards and the Minnesota Timberwolves Cy Brink took to Instagram to share his thoughts on the Warriors’ matchup with the Timberwolves He posted a picture of Steph Curry and the Warriors’ Game 7 win over the Rockets with the caption: “Twolves matchup will feed families (mine).” While Brink implied this series will be one for the ages The Wolves advanced to the semis by ousting the Lakers in five games while it took seven for the Warriors to eliminate the Rockets GSW and MIN will face off in Game 1 on May 6 in Minnesota to tip off the series If this one is anything like their past encounters, expect a battle, a few flagrant and technicals, and possibly a chokehold While Cameron Brink has only been in the WNBA a year, she has already made a mark in the league. The Stanford University standout was drafted by the Los Angeles Sparks in the 2024 WNBA Draft with the second overall selection. Stephen Curry, on the other hand, has been a household name since he was selected by the Golden State Warriors with the seventh overall pick in the 2009 NBA Draft. But, how far back do the two go? Curry’s parents, Dell and Sonya, are Brinks’ godparents, and Brinks’ parents, Greg and Michelle Bain-Brink, are godparents to the Warriors superstar and his siblings. The families have a long history of close friendship, dating back to when Dell Curry and Greg Brink played basketball together at Virginia Tech, and Sonya and Michelle were roommates. “It’s pretty awesome to watch [Cameron Brink] grow up in the game,” Steph said in 2021. “I just love watching her play, love everything about her. She’ll be playing for a very long time.” Both Cameron Brink and Stephen Curry are in the thick of their respective professions as Brink and the Sparks look to start the 2025 WNBA season on the right track, while Curry and the Warriors gear up for Game 1 vs. the Timberwolves. Copyright © 2019-2025. PFSN. All Rights Reserved. MENU.page-388986294{--slot3:#f7d2ca;--slot4:#ec2601;--slot6:#ec2601;--slot8:#f7d2ca}Jason Sean Weiss/BFA.com/ShutterstockMusic When two pop girls come together to maximize their joint slay although the world tour has been running for about half a year now this is the first time Lipa is adding opening acts to the show It seems likely that Cameron will be previewing even more of her next album on this tour potentially even revealing the next release’s title and release date As for Alessi Rose, the 22-year-old English singer-songwriter is fresh off the January release of her second EP For Your Validation, having just spent 2024 opening for Noah Kahan on his Stick Season Tour While Rose will perform at all of Lipa’s Radical Optimism Tour shows this summer Cameron is only going to be at five special performances Check out the full list of this summer’s Radical Optimism Tour concerts below to see which ones will feature Cameron.