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AMERICANGREATNESS (Christian Toto) - We Need More Tom Sellecks, Less Mark Ruffalos

Tom Selleck destroyed the so-called Queen of Nice in 1999 without even trying. The Magnum, P.I. alum sat down with Rosie O’Donnell a short time […] Source

AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - Tom Selleck says 'Blue Bloods' cast took a 25% pay cut before CBS pulled the plug anyway

Tom Selleck is making clear he has not forgiven CBS for cancelling "Blue Bloods", and his latest disclosure about a 25% cast pay cut undercuts any network claim that the show's talent priced itself out of a renewal. Selleck, 81, appeared on Ted Danson's podcast "Where Everybody Knows Your Name" this week and laid out […] The post Tom Selleck says 'Blue Bloods' cast took a 25% pay cut before CBS pulled the plug anyway appeared first on American Almanac .

Tom Selleck is making clear he has not forgiven CBS for cancelling "Blue Bloods", and his latest disclosure about a 25% cast pay cut undercuts any network claim that the show's talent priced itself out of a renewal. Selleck, 81, appeared on Ted Danson's podcast "Where Everybody Knows Your Name" this week and laid out what the cast did to try to save the long-running CBS police drama. The entire ensemble agreed to slash their salaries by a quarter, he said, and every principal actor was prepared to return for another season. CBS cancelled the show anyway. The revelation adds a concrete dollar figure to a grievance Selleck has aired repeatedly since the network announced the cancellation in 2023. A cast that took a significant financial…Open

YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Woman recounts fake Tom Selleck scam tied to couple’s deaths | Katie Pavlich Tonight

The FTC reported older adults lost $2.4 billion to fraud in 2024, with actual unreported numbers reaching as high as $81.5 billion potentially. And the consequences can extend beyond financial devastation. Joy Miedecke said scammers falsely convinced a couple they were sending money to actor Tom Selleck. The case preceded a murder-suicide that shocked the community. She joined “Katie Pavlich Tonight” to describe the scheme that led to her friends’ deaths. "Katie Pavlich Tonight" offers a conservative take on the day’s events while welcoming all viewpoints. The goal: cutting through left-right bias in pursuit of plain facts and honest analysis.