Fox News Entertainment Newsletter: Patricia Heaton optimistic about Trump admin, Kid Rock snaps at bar crowd
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-Patricia Heaton optimistic President Trump has 'America on the right track'
-Kid Rock snaps at Nashville bar crowd, abruptly walks off stage
-Blake Lively, Taylor Swift friendship in spotlight as Justin Baldoni court date looms
MILESTONE WORKOUT - Legendary actor Robert Wagner celebrates his 95th birthday by pumping iron.
WORST NIGHTMARE - Travis Barker says recent plane crashes are the biggest fear that has come to life after surviving a deadly 2008 flight.
'INDOMITABLE SPIRIT' - New York Dolls singer David Johansen has stage 4 cancer and a brain tumor, as his daughter asks fans for help.
ROYAL WARNING - Prince Harry was warned to keep his head down after President Trump suggested he's safe from deportation, experts say.
'GUILT TRIP' - Seth Rogen shuts down backlash over his decision to not have children.
WILD THINGS - OnlyFans star Denise Richards struggles to 'balance' life as mom of three in Hollywood.
'I WANTED A LIFE' - 'Sunset Boulevard' star left Hollywood before she could be 'thrown away' by the industry.
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