Nancy Olson Livingston was still a student at UCLA when she was cast in a film that would make her a Hollywood star. The Milwaukee native had just turned 22 when “Sunset Boulevard” premiered in 1950. The movie, which starred Gloria Swanson and William Holden, earned 11 Oscar nominations, including “Best Actress in a Supporting…
Video game developer and ex-CEO of Tripwire Interactive John Gibson opened up about being silenced and ousted by his own company for tweeting out that he was pro-life and supported the Texas Heartbeat Act on Fox Nation’s “Tucker Carlson Today.” “Words can hardly convey how crushed I was,” he told Tucker Carlson. On September 1,…
Just days after former President Donald Trump launched his third bid for the White House, the U.S. Department of Justice ramped up two investigations that may be the greatest impediments to his fight back to Pennsylvania Avenue. Veteran prosecutor Jack Smith is heading both DOJ investigations as a special counsel, examining Trump’s role prior to…
Lithuania commemorated its entry into NATO this last week and its long-standing partnership with the U.S. as leaders look ahead to the increasingly complex security landscape developing around the world. President George W. Bush visited the Lithuanian capital of Vilnius 20 years ago to welcome the country into the still-growing NATO alliance, applauding the character…
Christian recording artist, missionary and activist Sean Feucht will embark on a 50-state “Kingdom to the Capitol” tour starting in 2023, to “call on God to come and change America,” while encouraging church leaders to become active in their states on issues that affect worshipers. While details of dates and locations are still being ironed…
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Friday said he is convinced he “made the right choice” in invoking historic emergency powers earlier this year to shut down the Freedom Convoy protests against Canada’s COVID-19 mandates. Trudeau defended his actions in testimony before a commission tasked with investigating his use of the Emergencies Act to end…
MOSCOW, Idaho – FIRST ON FOX: Detectives looking into a quadruple homicide of a group of University of Idaho students have ruled out a connection between the jarring attack and two other unsolved stabbings with similar characteristics. “We don’t believe, at this time, that these murders are actually linked to two other knife murders that…
Irene Cara, award-winning singer of popular ‘80s songs “Fame” and “Flashdance…What a Feeling” has died. She was 63. A statement was posted on early Saturday morning from her official Twitter account on behalf of her publicist. The cause of death is “currently unknown.” “It is with profound sadness that on behalf of her family I…
A sign outside the Focus on the Family facility in Colorado Springs, Colorado, was vandalized on Thanksgiving, just days after a mass shooting at an LGBTQ bar left five people dead and 17 wounded. The morning of Nov. 24, officials reported graffiti at the facility that read: “Their blood is on your hands five lives…
After a double elimination on Fox’s “The Masked Singer,” Ray Parker Jr. detailed his “fun” experience on the singing competition show. “It’s been wonderful. … It was something new and different to do,” Parker told Fox News Digital. As Parker’s Sir Bugaboo costume was unveiled, he opened up about the challenges he faced while wearing…