Dame Julie Walters opens up about severe bowel cancer diagnosis
Dame Julie Walters, the now 69-year-old iconic performer famous for her starring roles in Mamma Mia and Billy Elliot, has opened up about her stage three bowel cancer which she says was discovered 18 months ago, with tests revealing two tumors in her large intestine. After treatment during which 30 cm of her colon was removed, Walters has been given the all-clear by doctors.
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DaBaby concert canceled after the artist was booed off stage
The American rapper DaBaby was scheduled to perform in Tampa as part of his Up Close N Personal tour, but the concert was barely underway when the crowd started booing the artist because he had slapped an excited fan on his way to the stage. DaBaby and his entourage then left the venue without performing, before police responded to a call reporting an assault. No arrests were made.
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Legendary rocker Ozzy Osbourne drops new album
Legendary rocker Ozzy Osbourne drops new album
The now 71-year-old legendary Black Sabbath frontman Ozzy Osbourne has released a new solo album called Ordinary Man, his first in almost 10 years. Osbourne also opened up about his Parkinson's diagnosis last month, which is why he will not be touring the new album, but will instead be seeking treatment for his disease in Europe.
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Prestigious actor Orson Bean dead at 91
Prestigious actor Orson Bean dead at 91
Orson Bean, the widely acclaimed comedian who has performed on television, stage, and movies, died in a car crash in Los Angeles, California at the age of 91. Bean was an ever-present personality on television in the 50s and 60s, and appeared regularly on the Johnny Carson's late-night talk show throughout its run. Bean also founded a progressive school and penned several books and a memoir.
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