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On Sunday, actress Kate Beckinsale posted a black square, with the word “Bye” on her instagram feed and then put on her stories, a picture of a rainbow with the caption, “Congratulations, you win, I give up.” Beckinsale ultimately deleted both posts, but changed the link under her bio to a 2020 BBC article describing the suicide death of a British television host after online hate. Fans understandably are concerned, many asking for a wellness check after hearing nothing from her or her reps following the cryptic posts.
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A shocking and sad development from overnight, the only son of Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber has died at a California rehab facility. We don’t have a manner of death, but 27 year old Presely Gerber had been open in recent years about his mental health and addiction issues. Gerber shared his struggles on social media, with both his sister, Kaia and his mom cheering him on, publicly speaking about how proud they were of his courage. While we await details about what exactly happened to Presley, his family released a short statement asking for privacy.
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Robach and Holmes cover the latest news headlines and entertainment updates and give perspective on current events in their daily “Morning Run.”
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A Detroit family has accused a local funeral home of posing another body dressed in their late mother’s dress and wig during a family viewing, after accidentally cremating her before loved ones could say goodbye. The children of 61-year-old Kimberly Moore say a worker at Hutchinson Funeral Home told them the toe tag got wet and fell off and that’s how her body got mixed up with somebody else’s body. Meantime the funeral home has released a statement saying they are heartbroken and deeply sorry for what happened. That’s a major oops.“
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Apparently we’re all exhausted, and it’s leading to anxiety, cognitive decline, depression, and yes, even early death. A new study from the CDC shows nearly 3/4 of us report feeling fatigued nearly every day and some groups are experiencing it a much higher levels. The study breaks down results comparing genders, race, and where you live in the country to single out which groups are suffering more than others and the results are fascinating. We also go over the suggested home remedies the study offers to help you get those 7 hours it claims we need nightly, and when to contact your doctor for help in sleeping longer and better.
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