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AMERICANALMANAC (Ken Jacobs) - Chrissy Metz says she overcame her own doubts before starting a GLP-1 weight-loss drug

The former "This Is Us" star disclosed for the first time that she is taking a GLP-1 medication, a decision she says came only after years of failed diets, her father's health struggles, and careful consultation with her doctors. Chrissy Metz, 45, told TODAY in an interview published Sunday that she resisted the idea of […] The post Chrissy Metz says she overcame her own doubts before starting a GLP-1 weight-loss drug appeared first on American Almanac .

The former "This Is Us" star disclosed for the first time that she is taking a GLP-1 medication, a decision she says came only after years of failed diets, her father's health struggles, and careful consultation with her doctors. Chrissy Metz, 45, told TODAY in an interview published Sunday that she resisted the idea of using a GLP-1 drug even as the medications swept through Hollywood and beyond. She watched friends try them. She heard the buzz. She held back. Her resistance was personal, not medical. Metz said she has been dieting since age 9, cycling through group therapy stints and weight-loss programs that never stuck. Watching her father suffer obesity-related health complications finally shifted her thinking. She began asking…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Ken Jacobs) - Emmy predictions 2026: 'The Pitt,' 'Widow's Bay,' and 'Hacks' dominate as final voting nears

With one week left before final Primetime Emmy voting begins, a handful of races look all but decided, while a surprising number of marquee categories remain genuinely unpredictable. Awards forecaster Scott Feinberg laid out his category-by-category projections in The Hollywood Reporter, and the picture that emerges is an Emmy season dominated by three shows: HBO's […] The post Emmy predictions 2026: 'The Pitt,' 'Widow's Bay,' and 'Hacks' dominate as final voting nears appeared first on American Almanac .

With one week left before final Primetime Emmy voting begins, a handful of races look all but decided, while a surprising number of marquee categories remain genuinely unpredictable. Awards forecaster Scott Feinberg laid out his category-by-category projections in The Hollywood Reporter , and the picture that emerges is an Emmy season dominated by three shows: HBO's hospital drama *The Pitt*, Apple TV+'s dark comedy *Widow's Bay*, and HBO's returning favorite *Hacks*. Between them, those three series account for front-runner or top-contender positions in more than a dozen categories, a concentration of strength that leaves much of the rest of the field fighting for scraps. Feinberg draws a clear line between prediction and advocacy. His…Open

AMERICANGREATNESS (Debra Heine) - Newly Released Text Messages Show Fauci Knew COVID Vaccines Would Cause Miscarriages, But Pushed the Shots Anyway

Dr. Anthony Fauci knew in January of 2021 that the experimental COVID “vaccine” could cause miscarriages but continued to push the shots on pregnant women, […] Source

JUSTTHENEWS (Christina Park) - Unlicensed speedboat pilot charge in infant's death after craft capsized in Statue of Liberty tour

An unlicensed pilot of an overloaded nighttime tour boat was criminally charged after a boat capsized and resulted in the drowning deaths of a mother and her infant