Dennis Quaid isn’t taking his second chance at life for granted, and he’s not afraid to speak openly about his addiction issues and the road to recovery.
In 1990, he was over a decade into his career when he fought anorexia nervosa, shedding 40 pounds to play the tuberculosis-ridden Doc Holliday in Wyatt Earp; at the same time, he checked himself into rehab to deal with his serious cocaine addiction.
The story you’ve been told is wrong. The real power over Epstein’s darkest secrets may not sit in Washington at all. As anger boils over “hidden lists”…
Across many cultures, hummingbirds have long been regarded as symbols of joy, hope, and spiritual messages. These tiny, vibrant birds aren’t just beautiful to watch — many…
Children were laughing minutes before the bullets started. Then screams, chaos, and bodies on the floor of a birthday party banquet hall in Stockton, California. Four people…
The Mysterious Visitor Every Saturday at exactly 2 p.m., a man on a motorcycle would pull into the cemetery and head straight for my wife’s grave. At first,…
Tongue piercings have carried meaning for far longer than most people realize. While many today see them as bold fashion choices, their origins trace back to ancient…
When a parent walks into their teenager’s bathroom, they usually expect chaos. Towels on the floor, half-empty shampoo bottles, maybe a forgotten sock behind the toilet. But…
