Former star NFL running back Ahman Green, 49, revealed that he has been living with early-onset Parkinson’s for the past year and a half. The all-time rushing leader for the Green Bay Packers said during an appearance on the Go Long podcast that he was twitching in his sleep and experiencing other symptoms, including short-term memory loss and walking and talking in his sleep. “I knew something was going on long before that,” he said of the diagnosis. “I just got a hold of some doctors that I was able to get in contact with. Get the diagnostics, get the testing. And finally got it tested last—it was January of 2025.” He said he is focused on exercising, eating well, and taking medication to combat his symptoms, and used his announcement to advocate for awareness and early diagnosis. A four-time Pro Bowler, Green played eight seasons with the Packers, as well as stints with the Seattle Seahawks and Houston Texans. He had 1,000-plus rushing yards six times—including a career-high 1,883 in 2003—and ended his career with 9,205 yards rushing and 60 touchdowns.

Donna Mills, best known for her role as Abby Cunningham on CBS’s Knots Landing, announced she is joining OnlyFans at 85. In a statement to Variety, the TV icon wrote, “I’ve always appreciated the incredible support and encouragement I’ve received from my fans over the years. Social media has been a wonderful way to stay connected, but I’m excited to join OnlyFans because it offers the opportunity for a more personal and direct connection.” While the platform is widely known for its sexually explicit content, the 1980s superstar said she was motivated by the opportunity to “spend quality time” with the people who have supported her throughout her career. Andy Bachman, the CEO of OnlyFans, revealed that the surprising decision “is about giving her longtime fans more access to the personality, style, and behind-the-scenes moments.” Bachman added that during a meeting with Mills, she said, “YOLO—let’s do it,” referencing the popular acronym for “you only live once.” Mills began her television career in 1966 with a supporting role on CBS’s soap opera The Secret Storm. She later earned a Daytime Emmy Award for her portrayal of Madeline Reeves on ABC’s General Hospital. OnlyFans is a subscription platform where content creators share photos, videos, and live streams with fans for a fee. Mills has never married but has been with Larry Gilman since 2001. She adopted her daughter, Chloe, in 1994.

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Cher Horowitz is making a comeback for a spinoff series of the 1995 hit film Clueless. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the series will see Alicia Silverstone reprising her role as Cher as she takes on motherhood with her own daughter, once again feeling “clueless” as she navigates her teenager’s life. The series will be produced by Silverstone herself, alongside the original film’s director Amy Heckerling, producer Robert Lawrence, and several others through CBS Studios. “Thirty-one years ago, Alicia Silverstone’s Cher Horowitz captivated audiences with her signature chic style, sharp wit and relentless optimism, helping make Clueless a box office hit and instant pop culture classic," Head of Originals for Paramount+, Jane Wiseman, said. “We’re especially proud to be filming this much-anticipated series in Los Angeles, honoring its starring role in the original film while investing in the city’s exceptional talent and crews.” The original movie also starred Stacey Dash, Paul Rudd, Donald Faison, Breckin Meyer and the late Brittany Murphy. No word as yet whether any of the original cast are set to join Silverstone in the new series.

Jacob Batalon, 29, has officially married interior designer Veronica Leahov. While promoting Spider-Man: Brand New Day alongside Tom Holland and Zendaya, Batalon casually referred to Leahov as his “wife” while joking about nicknames. “My wife calls me big dog. She doesn’t. I wish she did,” he said in an interview. The actor was also seen wearing a wedding band during the interview and at the film’s Los Angeles premiere on July 27. Leahov also quietly updated her surname on her professional website to “Veronica Leahov Batalon.” The couple announced their engagement in March 2025 on social media after Batalon proposed during a romantic nighttime outing in New York City. At the time, he joked that Holland and Zendaya had “copied” his engagement timeline after the pair engaged two months earlier. Leahov, an architectural designer originally from Moldova, earned her master’s degree in interior design from New York City’s Fashion Institute of Technology in 2022. The newlyweds’ marriage comes just days before the newest Spider-Man opens in theaters on Friday. The Marvel blockbuster, in which Batalon reprises his role as Peter Parker’s best friend Ned Leeds, is projected to debut with a historic $465 million worldwide opening weekend.

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Death can be a great PR move. Little more than two weeks ago, Lindsey Graham was a clown and an embarrassment for his abject sucking up to Donald Trump. Two weeks later, he’s a saint. Graham used to talk to me about Trump. He would explain and defend him, on the one hand. But on the other, he’d let you in on how extreme and out of this world he understood Trump to be. This is politics. It was to his benefit to get along with Trump. At the same time, he certainly wanted you to know that he knew Trump was what he was. He was playing both sides. He was hurt by the general narrative that he had become a lackey and wanted you to understand that he was running a much more sophisticated game than that. Was Graham’s flattery and obsequiousness towards Trump, aides wondered, another workaround of an issue Graham had been working around his whole career? The result, for whatever reason, meant that Graham became among Trump’s primary enablers in a Senate that, despite knowing better, has never figured out how to stand up to Trump. The message of Lindsey Graham’s death, then, is a warning about what happens when a man surrenders to his own weakness.

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Fifteen elephants have died in southern Kenya after apparently ingesting cyanide, a highly toxic chemical that wildlife officials suspect was used on nearby tomato farms. The Kenya Wildlife Service said preliminary testing of samples from the carcasses detected traces of cyanide, while 10 of the elephants reportedly showed signs of partial paralysis before dying. The deaths occurred between June 24 and July 24 around Kimana Sanctuary and Kuku Group Ranch, near Amboseli National Park, an ecosystem home to more than 1,600 elephants. Kimana is a major tomato-growing area, and officials said the stomach contents of one dead elephant contained “lots of tomatoes,” raising concerns that contaminated crops may have been responsible. “Cyanide is a highly toxic chemical,” KWS director general Erustus Kanga said. “If elephants consume cyanide, they cannot survive a day or two.” Kanga warned the poison could also threaten cattle and goats grazing near affected farms. “We have the goats, we have the cattle that are there. Eventually, if this cyanide is truly the one that is in the system, then we are going to see a bigger impact,” he said.

A French student was fined the equivalent of $465 after pleading guilty in Singapore to a public nuisance charge for filming himself licking a straw from an orange juice vending machine and putting it back. Didier Gaspard Owen Maximilien, 19, admitted to licking the straw and returning it to the vending machine while recording himself for his online followers. The incident happened at a shopping mall in March, and he was charged in April after the video spread rapidly. A separate mischief charge was taken into consideration during sentencing, and the court did not order any community-based punishment after weighing mitigating factors. Prosecutors, who sought the maximum fine of $1,551, said the staged act risked undermining public confidence in the hygiene of a commonly used machine. They noted Maximilien retrieved the straw himself, that no member of the public used it, and that he pleaded guilty at the earliest opportunity. The defense lawyer said his client, who studies at a business school in Singapore, is “truly sorry for having caused all this trouble.” Maximilien’s parents will ensure he pays the fine himself. IJooz, the company that operates the machine, sanitized the dispenser, replaced all 500 straws, and plans to upgrade its machines with individually packaged straws.

Smoke that filled the business class cabin of a Swiss International Airlines plane and forced an emergency landing was caused by a damaged headphone case, the airline said. Flight LX16 had been traveling from Zurich, Switzerland, to John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York on Monday, but was forced to make an unscheduled touchdown in Bangor, Maine. After landing, technicians found a headphone charging case had slipped between two seats, where it had become damaged. Lufthansa subsidiary Swiss praised its crew on Thursday, affirming that all 208 people onboard the 14-year-old Airbus A330 had returned to the ground safely. While most airlines forbid power banks from being stowed in the hold, they allow them to be brought on as carry-on luggage. Swiss, however, banned their use in the cabin at the start of the year, although passengers can bring them with their hand luggage. Citing Bangor airport spokesperson Aimee Thibodeau, the Daily Express reported that the incident led to the temporary closure of one of the runways. It reopened after around half an hour.

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France’s famed Bordeaux wine country is facing a growing threat from wildfires that are spreading across Europe, with shifting winds and scorching temperatures putting vineyards on edge just weeks before harvest. “There is talk of zombie fires that keep coming back to life,” said Séverine Bonnie, who works at a château producing Pessac-Léognan wines, told the Financial Times. “The situation remains fragile so we are on edge.” More than 300,000 people have been forced to flee fires across France and Spain, including George and Amal Clooney. Greece has reported three firefighter deaths. But the southwest of France, including Bordeaux, is bearing the brunt of wildfires this month, with the country’s biggest blaze spreading across an area roughly four times the size of Paris. At Château Malartic-Lagravière, growers are watching the flames and winds closely. The estate sits just 10km from areas evacuated over the fire threat. But the danger is not limited to flames. Smoke can contaminate grapes with compounds that later produce harsh, smoky flavors in wine. Eric Serrano of France’s Vine and Wine Institute called the effect “a time bomb.” Meanwhile, Gilles Troullier told the Financial Times that nearly all of his nine-hectare vineyard has already burned. “It’s an irreplaceable wine-growing heritage that has burnt,” he said.

College Football Hall of Famer and San Diego Chargers linebacker Billy Ray Smith Jr. has died at the age of 64. His family said in a statement that he “passed away peacefully surrounded by family.” “Billy Ray faced his long journey with dementia caused by CTE (chronic traumatic encephalopathy) with unmatched bravery, dignity, and strength,” they continued. “Billy Ray brought so much joy, light, and laughter to the world as a devoted father, husband, son, and loyal friend. On the NFL gridiron for a decade with the Chargers, and decades that followed in sports broadcasting, Billy Ray earned deep respect from teammates, colleagues, and fans, who he cherished in return. He leaves an irreplaceable void in our lives. His undeniable legacy will live forever in our hearts...” His glittering career saw him spend 10 seasons in the NFL with the Chargers. He went on to TV and radio work and ran a kids’ after-school program. “To know Billy Ray was to love Billy Ray,” said Chargers owner Dean Spanos. “Yes, he was a member of our 50th Anniversary team. Yes, he was a Charger for life, playing his entire 10-year career here. But he wasn’t merely a great football player. He was, truly, larger than life. Always smiling. Lighting up every room he walked into. Infectious laughter. The kind of friend a friend should be. That was Billy Ray.”