Hollywood mourns the passing of Dolphia Blocker, widow of 'Bonanza' legend Dan Blocker. She was 93. Dolphia met her future husband, who famously portrayed Hoss Cartwright, in college in Alpine, Texas. Their love story spanned nearly two decades before his untimely death in 1972. A quiet fixture behind one of television's most beloved stars, her passing marks the end of an era for a classic TV family.

Big news for fans of 'Nobody Wants This.' Kristen Bell, Adam Brody, and creator Erin Foster just finished shooting Season Three. At a Los Angeles FYC event, Bell confirmed the new season vows "no more breaking up." The cast then dropped a bombshell: their dream guest star is none other than Adam Sandler. Could this Hollywood legend actually join the hit series? We're tracking this potential crossover.

Dak Prescott and ex-fiancée Sarah Jane Ramos — spotted together, celebrating their daughter's birthday. This reunion comes hot on the heels of reports Ramos called off their April wedding. The alleged reason? His 'ongoing infidelity issues.' Sources claim Prescott was recently cozy with one of Ramos's own bridesmaids. Now, the former couple is navigating co-parenting amidst a very public, very complicated split.

Big news from Brazil's film scene: 'The Secret Agent' breakout, Tânia Maria, is officially joining Leonardo Lacca's highly anticipated project, 'Sábado Morto.' This isn't just any film; it's produced by the acclaimed Kleber Mendonça Filho and stars Jesuíta Barbosa. Filming is currently underway between Recife and the Pernambuco countryside. This powerhouse collaboration promises to be a major event for international cinema, bringing together some of Brazil's brightest talents for what's sure to be a captivating new thriller.

The NASCAR world is in shock. TMZ has just confirmed the official cause of death for legendary driver Kyle Busch. The 38-year-old two-time Cup Series champion's passing has sent ripples across the sport. Details are still emerging, but sources close to the investigation indicate a tragic, unexpected turn. We'll bring you more on this developing story as new information comes to light. An absolute icon gone too soon.

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard stunned Washington Friday, announcing her resignation. Her reason: husband Abraham's rare bone cancer diagnosis. Gabbard, a prominent political figure, stated she must step away to support him. The sudden departure of the DNI immediately sent right-wing conspiracy machines spinning. This high-profile exit leaves a significant void in national security leadership, as the political rumor mill churns overtime.

Karen Fukuhara just pulled back the curtain on 'The Boys' finale, confirming what fans suspected: Kimiko’s single-word line packed an emotional punch. Fukuhara tells Hollywood Reporter that the raw moment left 'not a dry eye in the house.' She also opened up about her deep bond with co-star Tomer Capone, whose character’s send-off gave their on-screen romance the 'proper' conclusion it deserved. A powerful ending for a fan-favorite couple.

The Force is strong with Disney Parks. The iconic Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run ride just got a major upgrade, featuring The Mandalorian and Grogu. After 18 months in the making, this new adventure debuted May 22nd at both Disneyland and Walt Disney World. Guests can now pilot the Falcon on a mission tied directly to the upcoming "Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu" film. Disney hopes this new mission will drive even more fans to experience hyperspace with their favorite duo.

The Force is strong with Disney's latest. 'The Mandalorian and Grogu' just raked in a massive 33 million dollars on Friday alone, leading the Memorial Day weekend box office. This marks Star Wars' triumphant return to cinemas after a seven-year hiatus. The intergalactic western is now projected to hit between 80 and 100 million dollars by Monday. Meanwhile, indie hit 'Obsession' surprised everyone, earning more in its second weekend than its opening. More on Hollywood's big wins, next.

Shia LaBeouf is officially in hot water. Three months after that infamous Mardi Gras bar brawl in New Orleans, the actor has finally been formally charged. Page Six reports the incident from February, which saw LaBeouf arrested, now brings legal consequences. This isn't his first run-in with the law, and fans are buzzing about what this means for his career. The star's representatives have yet to comment on the charges stemming from the late-night altercation.