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In addition to her Oscar-winning role in a drama with Marlon Brando and her starring role in Alfred Hitchcock's North by Northwest (1959), she starred in Fred Zinnemann’s A Hatful of Rain (1957) and worked with directors such as Otto Preminger, Norman Jewison, and John Frankenheimer. She also won an Emmy for her work in People Like Us and returned to the stage in 1994 for a run of A Death of a Salesman.

Eva Marie Saint was married to director-producer Jeffrey Hayden for 65 years. They met on a New York City subway and were married in 1951. Their marriage lasted until his death in 2016.

Director Alfred Hitchcock gave Saint three specific rules for her role as Eve opposite Cary Grant: lower her voice, do not use her hands, and look directly into Cary Grant’s eyes at all times. These instructions were intended to ensure she remained focused and avoided unnecessary mannerisms.

Eva Marie Saint won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress in 1955. She received the award for her big-screen debut in Elia Kazan’s waterfront drama, which featured her opposite Marlon Brando. She notably accepted the statue while pregnant with her son, Darrell.

The text identifies Tuffy’s Corner as a known frequent accident site. It also mentions Harley Corner, which is described as a harsh bend that can distract motorists with the surrounding scenery. The Ouray County coroner has also officially labeled the road an "attractive nuisance" due to the string of tragic wrecks occurring along these 25 miles.

The primary obstacle to upgrading the highway is the high cost, with estimates suggesting that widening even one mile would cost between $30 million and $50 million. Additionally, officials and locals have noted that wider lanes would create logistical difficulties for snow cleanup. Because local demand for a full redesign remains low and the costs are prohibitive, the road remains narrow and exposed, leaving the risk to tourists who drive it for the views.

Last year, a silver Honda attempted to reverse near the edge of the cliff on U.S. Route 550 and went over the side. A bystander, Oregon tourist Adam Hynes, used a drone to locate the wrecked car more than 300 feet below in the Uncompahgre River. Ouray Mountain Rescue volunteers reached the vehicle and found 11-year-old Rachelle still alive inside, while the driver and her great-grandmother were deceased. Rescuers performed a three-hour treacherous setup to move the girl from the wreckage.

The Million Dollar Highway is a 25-mile stretch of pavement running south from the mountain town of Ouray toward Silverton through the Uncompahgre Gorge in the San Juan Mountains. It features a razor-thin path that is only 23 feet wide and climbs more than 2,000 feet in just six miles. Hazards include sheer cliffs with drop-offs of about 400 feet, scarce shoulders, and often missing guardrails. Additionally, the route is subject to rockslides, avalanches (with more than 60 named avalanche paths), and harsh bends such as Harley Corner.

In July, Cruise's 20-year-old daughter, Suri, registered to vote in Pennsylvania as Suri Noelle. By using this name, she dropped the Cruise surname in favor of her middle name, which is tied to her mother, Katie Holmes.

Cruise and Ana de Armas were first linked in February 2025 and went public that spring. They traveled together to Madrid and London for her 37th birthday in 2025 before splitting less than nine months later, with the news becoming public in October. Following the split, de Armas was linked to venture capitalist Marcelo Valente and Venezuelan musician Beto Montenegro.

The film earned a C+ CinemaScore from early audiences and received sharply divided reviews, with some viewers calling it a disaster. To promote the film, Cruise appeared on the New Heights podcast with Travis and Jason Kelce, performed a dance on The Jennifer Hudson Show, did a topless GQ cover, and brought the Prince and Princess of Wales to the London premiere.

The film was directed by Oscar winner Alejandro G. Iñárritu, who is also known for the films Birdman and The Revenant. In Digger, Cruise portrays a balding, pot-bellied Texan oil tycoon, a move intended to be a creative swing away from his traditional action-hero roles.

In May, a tiger escaped an enclosure near Leipzig Airport in the town of Schkeuditz, where it attacked a 72-year-old keeper before being shot dead by police.

No one has confirmed where the animal came from, and no circuses were known to be in the area. As of the reports, the capture status of the animal was not confirmed.

Officials stated that a "credible photo" of the animal exists, and initial expert reviews suggest the animal could be a puma. Additionally, terrified locals in the Erding district claimed to have seen the big cat on the loose.

The sighting was centered on the Notzingermoos nature reserve, which is located only a few miles from the busy Munich International Airport in the Erding district.

Tavia Hunt (formerly Tavia Shackles) met Clark Hunt in 1991 while working as an intern for the team; they married in October 1993. Clark Hunt is the son of the franchise's founder, Lamar Hunt, and became the chairman in 2005 before inheriting the franchise in 2006.

In May 2024, Tavia Hunt defended Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker after his commencement speech on marriage and motherhood drew criticism, asserting that praising wives and mothers is not bigoted. In July 2024, she also pushed back against false narratives regarding a wedding involving Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift, clarifying that there were no long lines or champagne shortages.

The Kansas City Chiefs won the game with a score of 30-27 against the Las Vegas Raiders. Both teams entered the game with undefeated records in the AFC West, and the win improved the Chiefs' record to 4-0.

The statistics show that the Chiefs have benefited from 26 penalties, which ranks them 24th out of 32 teams in the league. Additionally, they are currently ranked as the 11th most-penalized team in the NFL, figures that Hunt used to undercut the story of officiating favoritism.

Although Day had initially denied the charges, he changed his plea mid-trial at Wolverhampton Crown Court on Tuesday. He pleaded guilty to murdering Maria Saceanu and was remanded in custody. His sentencing is scheduled to take place on December 4.

After killing Saceanu and attempting to dismember her, Day walked some distance to ditch his burner phone. At 12:50am, he called 999 claiming an animal (which he described as brown or orangey) had attacked his hand. He was transported to Russells Hall Hospital in Dudley, where he messaged the Airbnb landlord to extend his stay. At 3:42am, police arrested him while he was still in his hospital bed.

A shopping list on Day's phone dated November 18 of the previous year included knives, scissors, a mask, an apron, disposable gloves, plastic sheeting, duct tape, a staple gun, a T-shirt, trousers, cleaning chemicals, a pipette, microscope slides, and "hefties." These items were later found at the scene. Additionally, a fellow renter reported seeing a blood trail, white plastic sheeting on the wall, and a doll lying on the floor inside the room.

Prosecutor Rachel Brand KC described Day as a "copycat" who imitated the U.S. drama Dexter. Specific parallels included Day's choice to switch his university course to applied biology and forensics, his purchase and wearing of a khaki T-shirt (the same color worn by the character Dexter Morgan), and the creation of a "kill room" lined with plastic sheeting fixed with a staple gun or duct tape. Furthermore, Day had a shopping list on his phone including items like a mask, apron, disposable gloves, and cleaning chemicals used to cover his tracks.

Court papers indicate that Jones "got lucky" because substitutes were already working and covering for missing teachers, which provided her with cover. This allowed her to move through multiple periods before students flagged her behavior and forced officials to remove her from the building.

When interviewed by police six days after the incident, Jones reportedly told investigators she hated kids and "just wanted to f**k around," appearing "very excited" and "snapping her fingers" while describing her actions. However, her defense attorney, Michael Cerniglia, argued that she was experiencing an acute manic episode due to bipolar disorder because she was off her medications during the time of the incident.

Principal Doreen Badillo admitted that the school failed to follow proper district protocol in validating the individual as a substitute teacher. Badillo stated there is "no excuse" for this failure, noted that the incident was "disturbing," and announced that the school is reviewing its safeguards to ensure such a breach does not happen again.

Jones faces charges of impersonating a public employee and five counts of exposing children to harmful descriptions. If convicted, she could face up to 21 years in prison. These charges stem from her behavior of dividing students by race and gender, using slurs such as "motherf*****s," and asking students if they wanted to be "a stripper or a hooker."

The Drew Barrymore Show and The Jennifer Hudson Show are the last daytime talkers still produced under the traditional syndication model.

The first-run syndication market has been shedding titles, including the cancellation of Sherri Shepherd’s talk show in February and NBCUniversal's decision in March to leave the first-run syndication business entirely, which ended shows like Access Hollywood and The Steve Wilkos Show. Additionally, The Kelly Clarkson Show concluded after seven seasons in August.

Several CBS Media Ventures shows held strong positions: Entertainment Tonight remained the No. 1 entertainment news magazine, Inside Edition held as the No. 1 daily news magazine, and Hot Bench ranked as the No. 1 court show still in production.

The show ranks as the No. 3 syndicated talk program in households, total viewers, and the key women and adults 18-49 and 25-54 demographic groups.

Cornell University is facing significant internal and external pressure. Thousands of students rallied on campus at Ho Plaza to protest the university's handling of the allegations. Additionally, faculty senators have been pushing for a no-confidence resolution aimed at the university's central administration. The Cornell president has publicly stated that the university must improve its response to the fallout of the case.

Following the initial review by the local prosecutor, Governor Kathy Hochul appointed the New York Attorney General’s Office as special prosecutor. Attorney General Letitia James is currently leading an "active criminal investigation." This shift from the local DA to the Attorney General's office has drawn political attention, including comments from Donald Trump regarding the investigation led by James.

Tompkins County District Attorney Matthew Van Houten initially declined to bring charges because a six-page sworn statement from the Cornell University Police in 2024 characterized the plaintiff's participation in drug use and sexual conduct as "voluntary, conscious, and consensual." However, a fuller transcript of the November 2024 police interviews later obtained by CBS New York included statements where the plaintiff distinguished the initial encounter from later activity and told investigators she had been raped.

Jane Doe's complaint names Moonies along with seven former Chi Phi fraternity brothers, Cornell University, Chi Phi entities, and the Tri Delta sorority. The complaint alleges that despite being 20 years old and having an "X" marked on her hands, she was served and drank at least one alcoholic beverage at Moonies. She further alleges that after leaving Moonies and going to the Chi Phi house, she was pressured by members to consume ketamine, marijuana, and high-proof liquor before being subjected to sexual activity. She claims she became "completely incapacitated" and alleges that seven former Chi Phi brothers are involved in sexual assault and rape.

Former Army Maj. Nidal Hasan, who killed 13 people in the 2009 Fort Hood shooting, is scheduled for execution on October 3. He is set to be executed by firing squad, which marks the first military execution since 1961. The plan was recommended by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and approved by President Trump.

If Howard's execution is carried out, it would be Texas's seventh execution of the year. Nationally, it would be the 30th execution in 2026. The article also notes that Florida leads the nation with 16 executions so far this year.

Christa Pike, 50, survived an attempted execution in Tennessee after receiving two doses of pentobarbital. She was hospitalized and placed on a ventilator; her attorneys reported she was conscious and speaking but required critical medical care and faced a long recovery. Following this failed attempt, Tennessee's Republican governor, Bill Lee, halted the one remaining execution in the state for the rest of the year.

Jamaal Howard, who was 20 years old at the time of the crime in 2000, was convicted of capital murder for the killing of 42-year-old convenience store clerk Vickie Swartout. Court records show that Howard took $114 and a carton of cigarettes from the store, and during the robbery, Swartout was shot once in the chest. The prosecution presented surveillance video of the incident as evidence during the trial.