An unruly traveler aboard a Shanghai-bound Delta Air Lines flight triggered an unscheduled landing in Seattle, the carrier said late Sunday. Details of the incident remain unclear, but the Airbus A350 had left Los Angeles and was traveling above the coast of northwest Washington state when the flight crew had to repeatedly ask the passenger to follow directions they had given. The traveler appears to have been uncooperative, and so the team, citing concern “for the safety of the aircraft and passenger,” opted to land at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, a Delta representative has confirmed. Local police were waiting on the tarmac once the 2-year-old jet eventually reached its gate. What became of the unruly passenger after the unscheduled arrival also remains unclear. But the incident meant that 271 other passengers, alongside a crew of 11 attendants and four cockpit officers, faced an unexpected overnight stay in the city. The carrier said they expect the long-haul trip to Shanghai to resume Monday.

Actor Russell Andrews has revealed he has been diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), a progressive neurodegenerative disease that affects nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord. “I am a person living with ALS,” Russell Andrews said during a CNN interview Saturday, revealing he was diagnosed last year. Andrews said he first noticed symptoms during the COVID-19 pandemic and initially feared he was having a stroke. Recalling the difficult period, he said: “We didn’t work for three years, about, and then we had the back-to-back strikes and so a lot was going on.” He described struggling with everyday tasks, saying: “I was not able to do things that I normally do. I was dropping cups and glasses at night,” while also experiencing arm sensations and “twitches” later linked to ALS-related nerve damage. Andrews is best known for appearing in TV series including, Better Call Saul and Grey’s Anatomy, as well as the film Straight Outta Compton.

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Four-time NFL champion Sherman Lewis died on Friday at age 83. “We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Sherman Lewis,” Michigan State University, his alma mater, where he was an All-American halfback, confirmed in a statement. “Lewis, a first-team All-American in 1963, served as an assistant coach at MSU before a decorated NFL coaching career that included four Super Bowl titles. We send our deepest condolences to the Lewis family.” The university did not share the player’s cause of death. Lewis played in the AFL as a defensive back and returner for the Jets in 1966 and 1967. By 1969, he had pivoted to coaching, returning to Michigan State as an assistant coach for 13 years before being recruited to the big leagues. While he never took on a head-coaching role, Lewis had a nine-season stint as a running backs coach for the 49ers in the ’80s, during which he won three Super Bowls. He continued on to work for eight seasons as an offensive coordinator for the Packers, adding a fourth Super Bowl win to his illustrious coaching career. His final role was with Washington in 2009 before retiring from the NFL.

Ann Robinson, best known for her role as library science teacher Sylvia Van Buren in War of the Worlds, has died at the age of 96. Robinson died on September 26, 2025, but her death was not made public until now. Robinson began her career as a Hollywood stunt-woman before being cast in the Oscar-winning 1953 film of H.G Wells’ famous novel War of the Worlds. She and cast-mate Gene Barry were asked by Stephen Spielberg to reprise a scene from the 1953 movie in his own 2005 adaptation starring Tom Cruise. Years later, in an interview, Robinson described the legendary director as “so adorable.” “[Spielberg] came up behind me, squatted down and placed three fingers on my left shoulder and yelled, ‘Someone take my picture!’ Apparently, War of the Worlds was one of his favorite films growing up." Robinson also reprised the role in a 1980s television version of the story, later telling an interviewer: “I’ve gotten more mileage out of War of the Worlds than Vivien Leigh did on Gone With the Wind.”

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Four crew members ejected safely after two Navy jets collided during an air show in Western Idaho on Sunday. Two EA-18-G Growler fighter jets crashed during the Fighter Skies airshow at Mountain Home Air Force Base, leading to the remainder of the show being canceled. Video captured by Shane Ogden shows the two aircraft colliding mid-air roughly two miles from the base, with the crew members ejecting before the aircraft crashed on the ground. Plumes of smoke are visible afterward. “I was just filming thinking they were going to split apart and that happened and I filmed the rest,” Ogden told Politico, noting he left the scene to stay out of the way of emergency responders. The aircraft were from the Electronic Attack Squadron 129 in Whidbey Island, Washington, Politico noted, citing Amelia Umayam, a spokesperson for Naval Air Forces. The pilots were performing an aerial demonstration when the crash occurred, and Umayam confirmed that the crew members were evaluated by medics. The crash is now under investigation. The Mountain Home Air Force Base Gunfighters said via its Facebook page that the aircrew involved in the incident were in a stable condition.

The prime suspect in the disappearance of British girl Madeleine McCann has been arrested after he evaded police surveillance and got into a fight. Christian Brueckner, 49, was wearing an ankle monitor and under round-the-clock surveillance when the incident took place, leaving the German authorities scrambling to explain what happened. Brueckner and an unnamed British man were arrested on suspicion of “mutual assault” in the north-German city of Kiel in April. In the wake of the incident, the German police said Breuckner gave them the slip, and Interior Minister Magdalena Finke has now admitted the episode showed that the surveillance operation around Brueckner had failed. Madeleine McCann went missing from a vacation villa in Praia da Luz, Portugal, in 2007. Brueckner has been on the police’s radar since 2008, when his name was given to both the English and German police by an informer. Brueckner has prior convictions for child abuse, and was released from jail late last year after serving seven years for the brutal rape of an older woman. Police say there is significant circumstantial evidence linking him to McCann’s disappearance, but Bruecker denies it. His lawyer challenged Scotland Yard to bring an extradition case, and said Britain never would. No charges have ever been filed over then-three-year-old Madeleine’s disappearance.

Dennis Locorriere, the lead singer of the New Jersey-based rock band Dr. Hook, died on Saturday from kidney disease at age 76. “Dennis faced his illness with remarkable strength, dignity, and resilience throughout, and remained deeply cherished by all who knew him,” his management announced in a statement on the band’s website on Sunday. Locorriere “passed away peacefully surrounded by his loved ones,” his management added. The star helped form the rock band in 1968 with fellow musicians Ray Sawyer, George Cummings Jr., and Billy Francis. The group gained a massive following in the ‘70s with hits like “Sylvia’s Mother,” “The Cover of the Rolling Stone,” as well as “Only Sixteen” and “A Little Bit More,” both of which Locorriere sang lead vocals on. He recorded 18 albums over his storied career. The musician was also known for his songwriting, writing hits for legends like Olivia Newton-John, Willie Nelson, Crystal Gayle, and Bob Dylan throughout his career.

The Devil Wears Prada star Stanley Tucci, 65, insists he is not the English actor Mark Strong, 62, even if the world occasionally disagrees. Speaking at an event at 92NY in New York City, Tucci was asked by moderator Josh Horowitz which celebrity he is most often mistaken for, and his answer was definitive: “Mark Strong, always.” The actor said the two “get complimented on each other’s performances,” and added that he is genuinely “very flattered” by the ongoing case of mistaken identity, while also praising Strong’s acting and personality. “All attractive bald men do not look alike, folks,” Horowitz, 49, joked. Tucci is not alone in acknowledging the resemblance, as Strong also addressed the mix-up on BBC’s The One Show in 2025, recalling a moment when he was once asked to sign a poster for Tucci’s fan. “We met, actually, and I had to confess to him that somebody once asked me to sign a poster because they thought I was him,” Strong recalled. The Sherlock Holmes actor added that Tucci’s fan “wouldn’t take no for an answer,” so he went ahead and signed the poster as his doppelgänger.

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The King of Pop is back on top. Michael has made a staggering $703 million internationally, putting the showstopper back in first place at both the domestic and global box office—with $282 million and $421 million respectively—just four weeks into its release. It’s close to overtaking Bohemian Rhapsody as the highest-grossing musical biopic of all time, which made $911 million during its 2018 run. The Devil Wears Prada 2 is also still going strong, after two weekends in the top spot, having earned $550 million internationally just three weeks into its release, a figure that far exceeds its $100 million production budget. It’s performed incredibly well with international audiences, who have contributed $370.3 million of its revenue. The hugely popular sequel made $50.6 million this week. Mortal Kombat II made $10 million this weekend, bringing its total to $101 million domestically and internationally combined, compared to its $80 million production budget. The Sheep Detectives also brought in $14 million this week, for a total of $58.7 million globally since its release.

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt was booed during his commencement speech at the University of Arizona’s graduation on Saturday after sexual abuse allegations from his ex-girlfriend. Student groups at the university distributed fliers urging students to “turn their backs to the stage” or “boo” during the former executive’s speech. The fliers stated that they wanted to “make it clear that the University of Arizona and greater community that we represent, whether from Tucson or beyond, do not support abusers being platformed.” Schmidt was accused by Michelle Ritter in a 2021 lawsuit of “forcibly raping” her during a trip off the coast of Mexico and later initiating sex without her consent in 2023 during the annual Burning Man festival. Schmidt, who has denied the allegations, was also booed multiple times while addressing AI. “I know what many of you are feeling about that. I can hear you. There is a fear,” Schmidt said to a cacophony of jeers. “The question is not whether AI will shape the world. It will. The question is whether you will have shaped artificial intelligence,” he said.