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Bill Cosby remembers Malcolm-Jamal Warner after actor's tragic death
Bill Cosby remembers Malcolm-Jamal Warner after actor's tragic death

Express Tribune

time10 hours ago

  • Entertainment
  • Express Tribune

Bill Cosby remembers Malcolm-Jamal Warner after actor's tragic death

Actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner, best known for his role as Theo Huxtable on the iconic NBC sitcom The Cosby Show, has died at the age of 54. According to Costa Rican authorities, Warner drowned on Sunday while swimming off the Caribbean coast during a family vacation. He was reportedly caught in a strong current and, despite immediate rescue efforts, could not be revived. Bill Cosby, who starred as Warner's on-screen father, Cliff Huxtable, shared a heartfelt tribute following the news of Warner's death. In an interview with ABC News, Cosby reflected on the close bond the two shared during and after the show's eight-season run from 1984 to 1992. 'He always knew his lines, he always knew where to go,' Cosby recalled. 'He was very professional and a great studier.' He added that while he played a father figure on television, his paternal relationship with Warner extended well beyond the set. 'Malcolm calls here regularly,' Cosby said. 'While I was their TV dad, I never stopped being a father to them.' Cosby also noted the emotional toll the news took on him, likening it to the loss of his own son, Ennis Cosby, who was murdered in 1997. Cosby's spokesperson, Andrew Wyatt, told People magazine that Warner and Ennis were friends in their youth, adding that the recent loss 'reminded [Cosby] of the same call he received when his son died.' Wyatt also shared that Cosby had spoken with fellow Cosby Show cast member Phylicia Rashad about Warner's passing, reminiscing about their time working together. Beyond his work on The Cosby Show, Warner built a diverse career in television and music. He earned acclaim for roles in Reed Between the Lines, The Resident, and Sons of Anarchy, and won a Grammy Award in 2015 for Best Traditional R&B Performance. In recent years, he also hosted a podcast exploring Black identity and culture. Tributes from peers including Tracee Ellis Ross and Jamie Foxx have poured in on social media following the news of Warner's death.

'Piano Man' dismisses health fears: 'I'm not deathly ill'
'Piano Man' dismisses health fears: 'I'm not deathly ill'

Arab Times

timea day ago

  • Health
  • Arab Times

'Piano Man' dismisses health fears: 'I'm not deathly ill'

NEW YORK, July 22, (AP): Bill Joel is doing much better, the 'Piano Man' singer wants fans to know. In May, Joel canceled all his upcoming concerts across North America and England after being diagnosed with fluid buildup in his brain that has affected his 'hearing, vision, and balance.' The condition is called Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus, 'a brain disorder that can affect brain-related abilities, including thinking and concentrating, memory, movement, and more,' the Cleveland Clinic says. 'I know a lot of people are worried about me and my health, but I'm OK,' Joel said in an interview with People magazine. 'What I have is something very few people know about, including me, no matter how much you try to research it. I'm doing my best to work with it and to recover from it.' 'It was scary, but I'm OK,' Joel, 76, says. 'I just wanted to let people know, don't worry about me being deathly ill or anything.' He also discussed his health in an episode of comedian Bill Maher's Club Random podcast, telling the host he feels 'fine,' adding that, 'My balance sucks. It's like being on a boat... They keep referring to what I have as a brain disorder, so it sounds a lot worse than what I'm feeling.' He added that his health issues are not 'fixed,' but 'it's still being worked on.' A representative for Joel declined additional comment. In March, the 'Uptown Girl' singer announced that he underwent surgery and had to undergo physical therapy. A statement at the time said doctors expected him to make a full recovery. It is unclear if his medical issues at the time were related to Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus. The condition can cause problems with walking, bladder control and thinking, with symptoms worsening if left untreated. It's relatively rare and can be hard to diagnose. It can be treated successfully with surgery to install a tube to drain excess fluid. Patients may need physical therapy in addition to surgery.

US Cop Breaks Car Window And Punches Black Man In Viral Video, Taken Off Duty
US Cop Breaks Car Window And Punches Black Man In Viral Video, Taken Off Duty

News18

timea day ago

  • News18

US Cop Breaks Car Window And Punches Black Man In Viral Video, Taken Off Duty

Last Updated: A police officer in Jacksonville was "stripped of his duties" after a viral video showing cops breaking a car window and punching a Black man in the face at a traffic stop. A police officer in Jacksonville, Florida, was 'stripped of his duties" on Monday after a video went viral on social media showing the cop breaking the window of a car and punching a Black man in the face during a traffic stop in February, according to authorities. The footage showed William McNeil Jr, 22, being pulled over by an officer with the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office on February 19 for allegedly driving without his headlights on during the day, NBC News quoted Sheriff TK Waters as saying. McNeil was seen sitting in his car and asking to speak with a sergeant. McNeil argued that he did not turn on his headlights because it was broad daylight and it was not raining. He asked an officer to show him the law the cop was citing and asked to speak with a supervisor. Punched Twice, Shoved To Ground During the encounter, officers asked McNeil seven times to exit the vehicle. Moments later, another officer broke the driver's window and landed a punch in his face while instructing him to get out and show his hands. He was pulled from the vehicle and punched in the face by a cop again before being shoved to the ground by at least three officers. McNeil's lawyer, Harry Daniels, said he was scared and suspicious of the officers, which was not uncommon for African American men, given the history of racism in police encounters. 'So he decided to prop his phone and record it. They didn't know he was recording," he was quoted as saying by the People magazine. 'The officers could have easily dispatched a sergeant to the scene to de-escalate," he added. 'No Criminal Law Violated' The Sheriff gave a different version of the events, saying that McNeil did not follow the police officers' commands after being ordered out of the car, refused to show ID and locked his car. 'The law requires that a person comply with a police officer's command during a traffic stop. There are not options. Even if that person disagrees with that officer's reason for the stop," Waters said. Waters further informed that McNeil was arrested in connection with driving on a suspended driver's license, resisting a police officer without violence and possessing less than 20 grams of marijuana. He eventually pleaded guilty to resisting a police officer and driving on a suspended licence. The Sheriff said the officer, identified as D Bowers, was 'stripped of his law enforcement duties, effective immediately", but declined to commend or defend his violent response at the traffic stop. 'Just because force is ugly doesn't mean that it's unlawful or contrary to public policy," he added. 'These administrative reviews are ongoing, but the State Attorney's Office has determined that none of the involved officers violated criminal law, even though the administrative review has yet to be completed." The interaction is now under internal review by the sheriff's office, he added. McNeil's lawyer said he suffered a concussion after the violent arrest and required multiple stitches after his tooth went through his lip. view comments First Published: July 22, 2025, 11:27 IST Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.

Adam Sandler admits fan pressure led to him finally bringing back Happy Gilmore after nearly 30 years
Adam Sandler admits fan pressure led to him finally bringing back Happy Gilmore after nearly 30 years

Perth Now

timea day ago

  • Entertainment
  • Perth Now

Adam Sandler admits fan pressure led to him finally bringing back Happy Gilmore after nearly 30 years

Adam Sandler is finally bringing back Happy Gilmore after nearly 30 years thanks to constant fan pressure. The 58-year-old actor and comedian confirmed the long-anticipated sequel during an appearance on Good Morning America on Monday, 21 July, and explained devotees of the golf spoof film had consistently asked about a follow-up to the 1996 comedy. He said: 'When I walk(ed) down the street a lotta times people (would) say, 'You ever gonna do Happy Gilmore 2?' 'And for 28 years, I was like, 'What are you talking about? No.' And then all of a sudden, I was like, 'Maybe'... people kept asking. And then it just felt right.' In Happy Gilmore 2, Adam reprises his role as the foul-mouthed, hockey-loving golfer. He said about how the follow-up film picks up at a more turbulent time in the character's life: 'His life isn't perfect right now – at least at the beginning of the movie. And he's a family man, and he's gettin' back into the golf game.' The new cast includes returning co-stars Ben Stiller, 58, Christopher McDonald, 70, and Julie Bowen, 54, along with newcomers such as NFL star Travis Kelce, 34, Puerto Rican rapper Bad Bunny, 30, and several professional golfers. When asked how such a wide-ranging ensemble was assembled, Adam said: 'I don't know how it happened. 'We wrote 'em stuff and everybody was kind enough to come. And everybody in it did a great job.' He added: 'Every day someone cool would show up and we'd hang out.' Christopher, who returns as villainous Shooter McGavin, said earlier this year Adam and Netflix had 'outdone themselves' with the sequel. Speaking to People magazine, he said: 'What I love about Adam Sandler is his heart. He's got so much love for people... and he's done some amazing work in the last few years. So I'm very happy for him.' Pressed for plot details, Christopher said he had signed a non-disclosure agreement, adding: 'This is kind of a big deal.' Adam previously discussed plans for follow-up film on Travis Kelce's New Heights podcast in 2023, on which he said: 'The movie itself picks up from an older guy who played golf a long time. Some stuff goes on in his life, and he's different – he's a bit of a mess. And then we try to get his life cooking again.' Happy Gilmore 2 will be released on Netflix on 25 July.

'Heartbreak over and over': Travis Kelce's ex-girlfriend Kayla Nicole redefines self-worth while he steps into Hollywood with Taylor Swift
'Heartbreak over and over': Travis Kelce's ex-girlfriend Kayla Nicole redefines self-worth while he steps into Hollywood with Taylor Swift

Time of India

timea day ago

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

'Heartbreak over and over': Travis Kelce's ex-girlfriend Kayla Nicole redefines self-worth while he steps into Hollywood with Taylor Swift

Kayla Nicole is stepping into her own spotlight after years of being known as the girlfriend of high-profile athletes (Getty Images) Kayla Nicole is no longer the girlfriend cheering from the sidelines—she's the main character in her own comeback story. After years of navigating life in the shadow of high-profile athletes like Travis Kelce and Iman Shumpert, the model and sports journalist is reclaiming her independence, redefining her dreams, and refusing to shrink herself for love. From wedding heartbreak to hopeful beginnings Kayla Nicole recently took to X (formerly Twitter) with a raw and vulnerable post after attending a friend's wedding: 'Went to a friend's wedding yesterday that was so deeply wrapped in love, I left feeling like my brain chemistry had been altered. This is not an exaggeration. Seeing pure unadulterated love like that up close will make you believe in love again.' It marked a turning point for the media personality, who had previously sworn off dating athletes. In a candid conversation with People magazine, Nicole opened up: 'Love is one of the best parts of life. I would never close myself off to ever experiencing love again… I would take the risk of heartbreak over and over if that meant that I get to experience love again.' But there's a clear shift in her standards. Nicole is no longer looking to play supporting cast to someone else's spotlight. 'I would love to date an executive of a record label or a movie producer so that we can go to the sporting events,' she joked. 'Let date night be courtside at the Lakers game—that's my kind of guy.' While Kayla Nicole builds her empire, Travis Kelce grows his IMDb As Nicole hosts I Am Athlete Daily and expands her wellness brand Tribe Therepe, her ex Travis Kelce is embracing his Hollywood era. The Kansas City Chiefs tight end is appearing in Happy Gilmore 2 alongside stars like Bad Bunny and Eminem. Actress Julie Bowen said of Kelce: 'Please, is anybody surprised he's a star? He's always been a star.' While Kelce trades in touchdown dances for Netflix scenes, Nicole's story is rooted in something deeper: self-reclamation. She's not looking for a spotlight—she's building one of her own. Also Read: Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift outrank Patrick and Brittany Mahomes in new athlete-celebrity power ranking FAQs 1. Why is Kayla Nicole done dating professional athletes? Kayla Nicole says prioritizing others held her back and now wants to focus on her own dreams and identity. 2. What did Kayla Nicole say about love after her breakup with Travis Kelce? Kayla Nicole said, 'I would take the risk of heartbreak over and over if that meant that I get to experience love again.' 3. How is Travis Kelce connected to Hollywood and Taylor Swift now? Travis Kelce starring in Happy Gilmore 2 and continues to make headlines with girlfriend Taylor Swift. Catch Rani Rampal's inspiring story on Game On, Episode 4. Watch Here!

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