Celebrity blogger Perez Hilton spent 21 days fighting sepsis and underwent two surgeries earlier this year, an ordeal he said made him believe he would die, before a Tuesday-night self-harm crisis that sent him back to the hospital. Hilton, 48, whose legal name is Mario Armando Lavandeira Jr., broadcast the incident on a TikTok livestream […] The post Perez Hilton feared death during hospital crisis months before self-harm incident at Miami home appeared first on American Almanac .
Celebrity blogger Perez Hilton spent 21 days fighting sepsis and underwent two surgeries earlier this year, an ordeal he said made him believe he would die, before a Tuesday-night self-harm crisis that sent him back to the hospital. Hilton, 48, whose legal name is Mario Armando Lavandeira Jr., broadcast the incident on a TikTok livestream from his Miami home, prompting alarmed viewers to call 911. The Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office dispatched four squad cars, arriving just after 7 p.m. Deputies used his legal first name over a neighbor's Ring doorbell camera: "Mario, it's the Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office, please step out of the house." Clips from the livestream appeared to show Hilton covered in blood while holding a knife. He was eventually…Open
Country singer Hannah Dasher told a podcast audience she turned down career shortcuts, including offers tied to a famous, married celebrity who messaged her privately, because her Christian faith drew a hard line. Dasher, 40, made the disclosure during a recent appearance on the "Like a Farmer" podcast, where she described receiving a direct message […] The post Hannah Dasher says faith cost her big tours after married celebrity's unwanted DM appeared first on American Almanac .
Country singer Hannah Dasher told a podcast audience she turned down career shortcuts, including offers tied to a famous, married celebrity who messaged her privately, because her Christian faith drew a hard line. Dasher, 40, made the disclosure during a recent appearance on the "Like a Farmer" podcast, where she described receiving a direct message from someone she would only identify as "famous and married." When pressed for details, she declined to name the person or the platform, telling the host she couldn't share the story because of the sender's public profile and marital status. The Savannah, Georgia, native framed the episode as part of a broader pattern: an industry that rewards compromise and punishes conviction. Page Six…Open
CINCINNATI, OH — A new study from the Center for Television Research shows humanity is deeply yearning for creators to produce more of the beloved '90s cartoon Animaniacs.