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This document is a summary of various entertainment recommendations from the journal People. It includes suggestions for TV series, films, books, and music. Some highlighted recommendations include the TV series "The Perfect Couple's Ishaan Khatter," the film "His Three Daughters," and the book "Tell Me Everything" by Elizabeth Strout. The summary provides a brief overview of each recommendation without expressing personal opinions or judgments. [Extracted from the article]

"A Haunted Girl" is a comic book co-written by Ethan Sacks and his daughter Naomi, who drew inspiration from her own experiences with mental illness. The story follows Cleo, a teenage girl battling mental illness and a demon apocalypse. The comic aims to provide an authentic and positive representation of mental health struggles, offering a sense of hope and empowerment. The father-daughter team hopes that their book will reach and help others who may be going through similar challenges. [Extracted from the article]

This article provides a preview of upcoming TV shows for the summer season. It mentions various shows and their plotlines, including "Lady in the Lake" starring Natalie Portman as a housewife turned journalist, "Kerry Washington Shows Her Funny Side" in a comedy series, "Power Book II: Ghost" featuring Michael Rainey Jr. as a character facing dangerous situations, "Presumed Innocent" with Jake Gyllenhaal as a murder suspect, and "Fixer Upper: The Lakehouse" with Chip and Joanna Gaines renovating a home. The article also includes brief interviews with some of the actors involved in these shows. [Extracted from the article]

Ethan Hawke, a renowned actor, has taken on a new role as a director for his latest film, "Wildcat," in which he directed his own daughter, Maya Hawke. Maya, already a rising star from her role in "Stranger Things," portrays literary icon Flannery O'Connor in the film. Despite their close relationship, Ethan and Maya maintained a professional dynamic on set. Ethan, who comes from a creative background, raised his children in a creative home, fostering their artistic interests. "Wildcat" is not a traditional biopic but instead explores O'Connor's short stories as the author develops them. Ethan expresses his love for his profession and plans to continue acting as long as he can. [Extracted from the article]

This article discusses the experiences of Taya Kyle and her children, McKenna and Colton, following the tragic death of their husband and father, Chris Kyle, who was a decorated Navy SEAL and the subject of the film "American Sniper." The children, who were shielded from the film until recently, reflect on their father's legacy and the impact of his murder on their lives. They discuss their journey of healing, their plans for the future, and their efforts to honor their father's memory through various projects and initiatives. Taya Kyle, who has become a bestselling author, has also published a children's book inspired by their experiences. The family's strong bond, Christian faith, and therapy have helped them navigate the challenges they have faced. [Extracted from the article]

In the memoir "A Very Private School," Charles Spencer, the brother of Princess Diana, reveals the abuse he suffered at the elite English boarding school, Maidwell Hall. Spencer recounts the abandonment by his mother and the emotional toll it took on him. He describes the physical beatings he witnessed and experienced at the hands of the headmaster, as well as the sexual abuse he endured from an assistant matron. Spencer hopes that sharing his story will help others understand the vulnerability of children in any social class. He also reflects on his own parenting and the impact of his traumatic past on his relationships. [Extracted from the article]

This article discusses the complicated legacy of music legend James Brown, as seen through the eyes of his daughters, Deanna and Yamma. The sisters reflect on their father's career and his history of domestic violence, which they witnessed as children. Despite his flaws, Brown was a barrier-breaking artist and a voice for social change. The article also highlights his personal struggles, brushes with the law, and his philanthropic efforts. Deanna and Yamma have forgiven their father and are now carrying on his legacy through the James Brown Family Foundation and the James Brown Academy of Musik Pupils. [Extracted from the article]

Ryan Reynolds opens up about his father's struggle with Parkinson's disease and the impact it had on their relationship. He discusses the lesser-known symptoms of hallucinations and delusions that his father experienced, which caused a deeper divide between them. Reynolds reflects on their dynamic and expresses regret for not being there for his father towards the end. He also discusses the importance of caregiver support and the perspective he gained through becoming a parent himself. Reynolds has partnered with the educational campaign More to Parkinson's to offer resources to patients and caregivers. [Extracted from the article]

John and Callahan Walsh are a father and son crime-fighting duo who have dedicated their lives to helping find missing children and catching criminals. Their journey began in 1981 when John's 6-year-old son, Adam, was abducted and murdered. Devastated by the loss, John and his wife, Revé, started advocating for better tools and laws to search for missing children. This led to the creation of the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. John went on to host the hit series America's Most Wanted, which helped catch over 1,100 criminals and bring home 50 missing children. Now, Callahan is joining his father on the reboot of the show, continuing their mission to make the streets of America safer. [Extracted from the article]

This article discusses the grief and celebration of the life of actor Treat Williams, who passed away in a motorcycle accident. His wife and two children share their experiences and memories of him. The family has found ways to honor his life, such as watching his work and taking flying lessons. Williams was known for his acting career and his passion for flying. His children credit him for inspiring their own artistic pursuits. The family reflects on the impact of his sudden death and the void it has left in their lives. [Extracted from the article]

Duff Goldman, the star of Food Network's Ace of Cakes, is embracing a variety of creative hobbies in his Los Angeles home. Alongside his wife, Johnna, and their two-year-old daughter, Josephine, Duff enjoys making toys, writing music, and woodworking. While he misses baking, Duff finds fulfillment in his other creative pursuits and continues to shoot cookbooks in his home. He also discusses his journey to fatherhood and the joy that parenting brings him. Duff encourages his daughter to explore her interests and shares his love for the world with her. [Extracted from the article]

Actor Courtney B. Vance has written a new book, "The Invisible Ache: Black Men Identifying Their Pain and Reclaiming Their Power," in which he shares his personal experiences with grief and healing after losing his father and godson to suicide. Co-authored by psychologist Dr. Robin L. Smith, the book aims to address the epidemic of suicide among young Black men and promote transparency and vulnerability as a means of reversing this troubling trend. Vance emphasizes the importance of therapy and prioritizing mental health, and he credits his own emotional, psychological, and spiritual work for his successful 26-year marriage to actress Angela Bassett. [Extracted from the article]

Jill Duggar: "I Wouldn't Wish Our Crazy Road on Anyone" At all' - JILL DUGGAR Jill also started wearing pants, got a nose ring and had two more sons, Samuel, 6, and Freddy, 1. SIX YEARS AFTER LEAVING HER MEGA-FAMILY'S REALITY SERIES, JILL DUGGAR IS STILL STRUGGLING WITH THE PAIN IT CAUSED - AND SHE'S FINALLY READY TO SHARE HER FULL SIDE OF THE STORY Fractured Family On Josh's Crimes: "Anger Can Be a Good Thing" "I'm angry", Jill Duggar says about her brother Josh, 35, who is serving a 12-year sentence for receiving child pornography. [Extracted from the article]

B The Locke & Key alum is the emotionally raw heart of the Paramount+ action-thriller, on which she plays Cruz Manuelos, a hard-edged but potentially brilliant new recruit to a special U.S. intelligence operation. (In limited release, unrated; also on Amazon) b NETFLIX | You Are so Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah Sunny Sandler - and dad Adam - star in a coming-of-age tale B COMEDY b Based on Fiona Rosenbloom's YA novel, I Mitzvah i is a charming, sweet teen movie that serves principally as a vehicle for Adam Sandler's daughter Sunny Sandler, but it also squeezes in nice comic roles for her sister Sadie; Sandler's wife, Jackie; and Sandler himself. I (In theaters, R) i MOVIE | Bottoms A high school satire comes out swinging B COMEDY b A smart take on a sexually and culturally complicated era, I Bottoms i thumbs its nose at just about everything, including narrative logic. [Extracted from the article]

Tatum O'Neal: "I'm Living One Day at a Time": Her 3-Year Journey Back from a Near-Fatal Overdose & Stroke Doctors told Emily and her brothers Kevin, 37, and Sean, 35, O'Neal's three children with tennis star John McEnroe, her ex-husband, that she might never regain consciousness - and that if she did, she would never be the same. We're going to get through this.'" 'THIS LATEST CHAPTER, WHERE MY MOTHER WANTS TO LIVE, GET SOBER AND LEARN - I THINK IT'S BEAUTIFUL' - KEVIN McENROE They saw another glimmer of hope after Kevin shared a playlist of Tatum's favorite songs with her care team. "I love my kids so much", says Tatum (with, from left, Emily, Kevin and Sean at the 30th-anniversary screening of Paper Moon in 2003). [Extracted from the article]

Over her lifetime Smith was married to both men and women, according to her friend and lover Missy Byrum, who exchanged rings with Smith in a backyard ceremony: "But she was very much like a man when she made a conquest. Later Byrum was shocked to hear Smith was sharing Byrum's story as her own. "It's terrible, the things I have to do to be me" - ANNA NICOLE SMITH "Anna was so huge", Lewis remembers as she stands in front of the painting still on her wall. [Extracted from the article]

At 85, Jane Fonda has found that her fountain of youth comes from living a life of authenticity A ROUGH START, A "GOLDEN" END B Fonda calls the 1981 film On Golden Pond "my gift to my dad." Henry won an Oscar for his role but was too ill to attend the ceremony, so Jane accepted it on his behalf and gave it to him five months before he died. The actress and activist overcame a turbulent childhood with her distant father, the late actor Henry Fonda, and socialite mother, Frances, who died by suicide when Fonda was 12 and her brother Peter Fonda was 10. [Extracted from the article]

Luke Russert: "He Gave Me the Gift of Time" "I'm so thankful for the 22 years that I had him" - LUKE RUSSERT Even before Tim's death, it seemed natural that Luke would follow his father onto the same career path. RENOWNED NBC NEWSMAN TIM RUSSERT AND HIS SON LUKE SHARED AN UNBREAKABLE BOND, CUT SHORT BY TIM'S SUDDEN DEATH IN 2008. [Extracted from the article]

A YOUNG FATHER'S DEVASTATING DIAGNOSIS HAS LED HIM ON A MISSION TO CHANGE THE FUTURE OF A FATAL DISEASE HIS ROAD TO ACTIVISM The Impact of ALS 2 TO 5 B Years most people diagnosed with ALS are given to live b B - b 10 B Percentage of people with ALS who have a family history of the disease b B - b 55 B The average age of diagnosis, though it often presents between 40 and 70 b B - b 20% B Higher likelihood of men than women to be diagnosed b B - b 90 B Every 90 minutes someone is diagnosed with ALS and someone with ALS dies b SOURCE: ALS.ORG LIVING WITH ALS One recent day at Brian Wallach and Sandra Abrevaya's suburban Kenilworth home north of Chicago, their 5-year-old daughter was outside with her mom when she posed a weighty question: "How long do people live with ALS?" • "It is time to have the first ALS survivor" - BRIAN WALLACH MICHAEL ENOVIJAS/PACIFIC DREAM PHOTOGRAPHY; COURTESY WALLACH FAMILY. [Extracted from the article]

Jenn Carson had happy childhood memories of her "loving" dad. Though her parents divorced in the late 1970s when Jenn was in preschool - and she and her mom moved to Southern California - Jenn still cherished memories of her dad. Though Lynne tried to protect her daughter from the gruesome details of the killings, when Michael and Suzan were arrested in 1983, Lynne sat down with a then-9-year-old Jenn. [Extracted from the article]

Steve Guttenberg, known for his roles in 1980s movies like "Cocoon" and the "Police Academy" franchise, recently released a memoir titled "Time to Thank: Caregiving for My Hero" in honor of his late father, Stanley. Stanley, a former NYPD officer and engineer, was a big fan of Guttenberg's success and attended all of his premieres. When Stanley was diagnosed with kidney disease in 2017, Guttenberg became a certified dialysis technician and provided his father with at-home treatments. Guttenberg reflects on his father's impact on his life and the importance of caring for loved ones at home. [Extracted from the article]

Gypsy-Rose Blanchard, a former inmate and victim of Munchausen syndrome by proxy, is enjoying her newfound freedom and a new love. After spending eight years in prison for her role in the murder of her abusive mother, Gypsy-Rose has transformed into a more confident and hopeful person. She has recently undergone cosmetic surgery and is preparing to reintroduce herself to her fans and critics through a docuseries. Gypsy-Rose is currently going through a divorce from her husband, Ryan Anderson, and has reunited with her former fiancé, Ken Urker. Despite the turbulence in her life, Gypsy-Rose is prioritizing her own happiness and is eager for the public to see her evolution. [Extracted from the article]

This article, titled "Dear Dad," is a personal reflection on the author's father and the lessons he has taught her about living a healthy and fulfilling life. The author's father, a doctor and surgeon, exemplifies several key principles of healthy living, including being involved in the community, staying active, nurturing friendships, pursuing passions, and being adventurous and adaptable. The author expresses gratitude to her father for instilling these values in her and concludes with a heartfelt thank you. [Extracted from the article]

A few months after the birth of Navarone, their only child together, in 1987, Priscilla received a call from one of Garibaldi's exes warning her that "he's not who you think he is", Navarone says. Now Navarone says it's his turn to support Priscilla after Lisa Marie's death, which came two years after Priscilla's grandson Benjamin died by suicide at age 27. Priscilla Presley's Son Navarone Garibaldi Garcia: "I'm More Than My Famous Family". [Extracted from the article]

Pharrell Williams, a renowned music producer and performer, discusses his new documentary "Piece by Piece," created with director Morgan Neville using animated LEGO characters to represent key players in his life story. Williams attributes his ageless appearance to exfoliation and maintaining his inner child, emphasizing the importance of not silencing it. The documentary aims to share his story with his children, including his four kids with wife Helen Lasichanh. Williams' innovative approach to storytelling and his commitment to staying true to himself are highlighted in the article. [Extracted from the article]

Dave Grohl, the lead singer of Foo Fighters, and his wife Jordyn Blum are facing challenges in their marriage following Grohl's revelation of fathering a child outside of their 21-year marriage. Sources indicate that their relationship is still strained, with Blum not wearing her wedding ring. Despite this, Blum is focusing on their three daughters and their well-being. In a separate story, Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner were spotted enjoying a low-key dinner date in New York City, displaying affection and deep conversation. [Extracted from the article]

The article in "People" magazine features comedian Damon Wayans, 64, discussing various aspects of his life and career. Wayans talks about his pre-show routine of singing Michael Jackson songs to warm up, his collection of iconic costumes and hats from his '90s sketch show "In Living Color," and his love for dancing. He also opens up about his emotional moments, including crying after his mother's passing in 2020. Wayans reflects on his past fashion choices, particularly the bright colors he wore on "In Living Color." [Extracted from the article]

In a new documentary titled "R. Kelly's Karma: A Daughter's Journey," R. Kelly's daughter Buku Abi, 26, alleges that the singer molested her when she was around 8 years old. Abi shares that the abuse occurred while she was spending the night in Kelly's office during a party. Despite filing a police report in 2009, Abi felt that she had waited too long for Kelly to be prosecuted, who is currently serving a 20-year sentence for child sex abuse. Kelly's attorney denies the allegations made by Abi. [Extracted from the article]

Tito Jackson, a founding member of the Jackson 5, passed away at the age of 70. He achieved great success in the 1970s with hits like "ABC," "I'll Be There," and "I Want You Back." Tito, along with his brothers, dominated the pop charts and released more than a dozen albums. In addition to his work with the Jackson 5, Tito had a solo career and recently toured with his brothers. His impact on the music scene was recognized when the group was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1997. [Extracted from the article]

Elle King, a country star, turned to music to find solace during a difficult year. She faced backlash after a drunken performance at a Dolly Parton tribute concert, which went viral. Despite her fears, King's fans continued to support her. She has spent the year healing and is now on tour, feeling grateful for her fans and cherishing her close relationships. She has reconciled with her partner and is enjoying a beautiful family life. [Extracted from the article]

Prince Harry is approaching his 40th birthday and is focused on enjoying life with his wife Meghan and their children. He plans to celebrate his birthday privately with his family and close friends. Prince Harry expresses that his children are the best gift he has ever received and he loves being their dad. Additionally, he will be releasing a documentary called POLO on Netflix in December. [Extracted from the article]

This article from People magazine features a collection of quotes from various celebrities. Hozier shares a story about a surprise encounter with Cillian Murphy on a plane, Marissa Tomei discusses her favorite aspect of working on the Spider-Man trilogy, and Barry Keoghan asks for a Bratz doll of his girlfriend on Instagram. Gabrielle Union reflects on the 24th anniversary of Bring It On and her character in the film, while Christina Applegate credits her dad, Ed O'Neill, for shaping her. Nicole Kidman expresses nervousness about the release of her new erotic drama. The article includes accompanying photos of the celebrities mentioned. [Extracted from the article]

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's 18-year-old daughter, Shiloh, has officially changed her last name to Jolie. She filed to drop the name "Pitt" on her birthday in May and the change became legally official on August 19. Brad Pitt, who also shares five other children with Jolie, reportedly loves his children and misses them. Jolie and Pitt split in 2016 after 12 years together and were declared legally single in 2019, but their divorce has not been settled. [Extracted from the article]

Tallulah Willis, 30, discusses her recent autism diagnosis and her father Bruce Willis's health in an interview. She talks about her new line with luxury silk brand Kumi Kookoon and how the weighted nature of the blankets in the collection appeals to her sensory needs as someone with autism. Willis views her diagnosis as a validation and a superpower, allowing her to embrace who she is. She also mentions that her father's health remains the same, and she focuses on being present when she visits him. [Extracted from the article]

Jakob Nowell, the son of Sublime's late frontman Bradley Nowell, is set to make his debut as the band's new singer at Coachella. Bradley died of a heroin overdose in 1996, leaving behind his wife and 11-month-old son. Jakob, now 28, had previously been reluctant to join the band, but after attending an addiction recovery meeting near the venue where his father last performed, he decided to step behind the mic. Jakob sees this opportunity as a way to connect with his father and find closure. [Extracted from the article]

Jeff played catch with Dan on July 19. b B The reporter in b B me had to know how it felt to receive Dan Bryan's toss. When Ethan started to play at age 5 "he didn't know he wasn't the same age or ability as his older brother", recalls Dan (he and the boys' mom divorced in 2019 and shared custody of Ethan). Dan Bryan was shattered when his son Ethan was killed in a car accident. [Extracted from the article]

"It was a double-edged sword", says Taylor, as Isaac notes that they left several record companies over the course of four years before starting 3CG. Still, the brothers - who have never broken up during their 30-year career - are grateful for all that "MMMBop" has given them. Both before and after Isaac, 41, Taylor, 39, and Zac, 36, skyrocketed to fame 25 years ago as Hanson with their infectiously catchy No. 1 hit "MMMBop", they've done things on their terms. AS THE MEGAHIT "MMMBOP" TURNS 25 THIS YEAR, ISAAC, TAYLOR AND ZAC HANSON REFLECT ON HOW THEY BUILT LIVES FULL OF LOVE AND MUSIC THE NEXT GENERATION Zac's Family of 7 "Everyone really knows exactly who they are", Zac says of wife Kate (whom he wed in 2006) and their kids (from left) Shepherd, 14, Junia, 11, Quincy, 1, Lucille, 5, and Abraham, 8. [Extracted from the article]