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Broadway Actor Josh Grisetti Dies by Suicide at 44
Actor and educator Josh Grisetti, known for his work on Broadway and in the television series "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel," died by suicide on Friday, July 10, 2026. He was 44 years old.
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- Broadway Actor Josh Grisetti Dies by Suicide at 44
- Jelly Roll likens overeating to drug addiction
- Prince Harry joins goat yoga at children's charity event
- Tekno says love and relationships changed after COVID lockdown
- Meta and Google appeal $6 million verdict on teen addiction
- Princess of Wales returns at Royal Charity Polo Cup
- NYPD officers rescue woman from Brooklyn Bridge
- Research shows men's testosterone down 54% over 50 years
- EU charges Meta for Digital Services Act breach over design
- Study finds NFL players have 4× neurodegenerative death risk
- Savannah Guthrie Misses Today Show on July 8-9
- Paul Gambaccini diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease
Jelly Roll likens overeating to drug addiction
Country music star Jelly Roll has opened up about a recent struggle with overeating, candidly comparing his relationship with food to a drug addiction.
Prince Harry joins goat yoga at children's charity event
Prince Harry concluded a weeklong trip to the United Kingdom with a playful and poignant appearance at a children's charity event, where he participated in goat yoga and shared personal reflections on grief and healing.
Tekno says love and relationships changed after COVID lockdown
Nigerian singer Augustine Kelechi, popularly known as Tekno, has sparked widespread discussion by asserting that the nature of love and romantic relationships has fundamentally changed since the COVID-19 pandemic.
Meta and Google appeal $6 million verdict on teen addiction
Meta has formally appealed a landmark jury verdict that found the company and Google's YouTube liable for a young woman's social media addiction, initiating a legal battle that could reshape accountability for tech platf...
Princess of Wales returns at Royal Charity Polo Cup
The Princess of Wales made a significant and stylish public appearance on Friday, July 10, cheering on Prince William at the Royal Charity Polo Cup in Windsor.
NYPD officers rescue woman from Brooklyn Bridge
New York City police officers successfully rescued a woman threatening to jump from the Brooklyn Bridge on Wednesday, July 8, 2026, after a tense, hour-long negotiation high above the East River.
Research shows men's testosterone down 54% over 50 years
A new analysis of long-term data indicates that average testosterone levels in men have fallen by more than 50 percent over the past five decades, a trend researchers describe as a strong signal of a broader crisis in ma...
EU charges Meta for Digital Services Act breach over design
The European Union charged Meta Platforms on Friday, July 10, 2026, with breaching its landmark Digital Services Act, alleging that Facebook and Instagram are designed with addictive features that fail to protect users, ...
Study finds NFL players have 4× neurodegenerative death risk
A landmark study of nearly 20,000 former National Football League players has found they are nearly four times more likely to die from neurodegenerative diseases than the general population.
Savannah Guthrie Misses Today Show on July 8-9
Savannah Guthrie was absent from NBC's "Today" show for two consecutive days this week, with no on-air explanation given for her non-appearance on Wednesday, July 8, and Thursday, July 9.
Paul Gambaccini diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease
Veteran broadcaster Paul Gambaccini has publicly revealed his diagnosis with Alzheimer's disease, stating his intention to continue his long-running radio programs.
Stem cell dopamine cell transplant safe in Parkinson trial
A landmark clinical trial has demonstrated the safety and feasibility of transplanting stem cell-derived dopamine-producing cells into the brains of patients with Parkinson’s disease, marking a significant step toward a ...
Indiana man charged with arson after injury ignites garage
A Fort Wayne, Indiana, man is facing a felony arson charge after allegedly cutting off his own genitals and using the severed organ to start a fire in a residential garage on May 6.
Yungblud Cancels Calgary Festival Set for Mental Health
English rock musician Yungblud has withdrawn from his scheduled performance at the Cowboys Music Festival in Calgary, Alberta, this Sunday, July 12, citing a need to focus on his mental health.
Police report: Darrell Sheets cited cyberbullying in note
Police have released a detailed report confirming that former "Storage Wars" star Darrell Sheets died by suicide in April, leaving a note that referenced online bullying and detailing significant personal stress in his f...
Dark chocolate scent boosts resistance training performance
A new study suggests that simply smelling dark chocolate before a workout can significantly boost performance during resistance training, allowing individuals to complete more repetitions without feeling like they are wo...
Cristina Sanz, 36, dies after sudden cardiac arrest
Cristina Sanz, a beloved star of the A&E reality series "Born This Way," has died at age 36. Her family announced that she died on Monday, July 6, 2026, after suffering a sudden cardiac arrest.
UK disability benefit PIP deemed unfit for purpose in review
A landmark government review has concluded that the UK's main disability benefit is "not fit for purpose," describing its application process as "dehumanising" and "degrading" for millions of claimants.
Mastodon releases documentary on late guitarist Brent Hinds
Nearly a year after the death of founding guitarist Brent Hinds, the members of the progressive metal band Mastodon have released a documentary reflecting on their complex 25-year relationship with him.
