Full House alum Jodie Sweetin says in a new interview that she and her costars visited Disney World together this month while in Florida for a fan convention.
The actress and her costars on the sitcom, which aired from 1987 to 1995, have remained close.
The group was escorted by security, but some fans still needed help recognizing them in the dark.
Well, don't worry about having to wonder if it's John Stamos.
His fellow Full House alum Jodie Sweetin, who played Stephanie Tanner on the iconic '80s sitcom, explained Monday on the Good Guys Podcast hosted by Josh Peck and Ben Soffer that she recently visited Walt Disney World with the former Jesse Katsopolis, and he wasn't hiding at all. Far from it.

#full #visited #sitcom

White refrigerators, wall-to-wall carpeting, ivy stenciling; the 1990s design trends modern homeowners have gone to great lengths to cover up are about to enter the spotlight once again, thanks to HGTV's new competition series, "Totally '90s House."
Hosted by Jaleel White—the actor anyone with a birth year starting with "19" will know as Steve Urkel from "Family Matters"—the six-episode adventure will follow two celebrity teams as they search the country for homes stuck in a time before artificial intelligence.
Once the nostalgic abodes have been tracked down, the celebs will compete against one another to update the **** es without completely eliminating the '90s charm.
Fans of throwback sitcoms will have a hard time choosing a team to root for, as both sides are stacked with actors who defined the era.
Melissa Joan Hart from "Sabrina the Teenage Witch;" Brian Austin Green from "Beverly Hills, 90210;" Jodie Sweetin from "Full House;" Beverly Mitchell from "7th Heaven;" Matthew Lawrence from "Boy Meets World;" Keshia Knight Pulliam from "The Cosby Show;" and Joey Lawrence from "Blossom" will all enter the competition.

#white #enter #totally

"Family Ties" launched Michael J. Fox into fame, but it also introduced many people to his stunning wife, Tracy Pollan. Pollan landed the role of Ellen Reed, the love interest of Fox's character Alex Keaton. The New York-born actor made her mark after filming one season of the '80s sitcom, and despite becoming her husband's caretaker, she's worked on different shows and movies in the following decades. "Family Ties" fans definitely know what the cast looks like today, but they might need a reminder that Pollan is such a beauty without makeup in her 60s.
In March 2025, the actor posted on Instagram to wish her friend Jennifer Grey a happy birthday. Pollan and the "Dirty Dancing" star took a selfie outdoors with both of their hands resting under their chins. Pollan' cheeks looked smooth as she gave a close-mouthed smile. She had slight signs of aging around the mouth and the eyes, but her forehead also seemed pretty creaseless. The wind blowing on her hair also made the "Family Ties" alum look effortlessly gorgeous.
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Tracy Pollan's birthday shoutout to Jennifer Grey isn't her only makeup-free Instagram photo. Pollan has more sentimental posts dedicated to her family and friends that show how the actor aged like fine wine. In May 2026, she shared an Instagram carousel celebrating the birthday of Sam Fox, the eldest of her and Michael J. Fox's four children. "Happy, Happy, Happy Birthday Schmoo!!! You are the best and I could not love you more," she wrote. "You make me and everyone in your lucky orbit so happy!"

#family #tracy

Happy Birthday, John Stamos!
The handsome actor has shown plenty of skin throughout his incredible career. Audiences fell in love with him as the iconic Uncle Jesse Katsopolis on Full House, but OG fans have been crushing on the heartthrob since his debut on General Hospital in the 1980's.
Stamos was only 18 years old when he first graced everyone's screens, but his latest birthday post is still making heads turn all these years later. In a new photo posted to Instagram, the actor wears nothing in a ****** y mirror selfie in his bathroom. He kept the caption simple by simply putting his age in the bio: 63.
Fans flooded the comments with plenty of Uncle Jesse memes and iconic lines. One user even said, "I shouldn't be referring to you as UNCLE Jesse any longer with the thoughts going on in my head." Another commented, "You and Lenny Kravitz are raising the bar on how to age. Rock on!"
As if his Instagram post weren't hot enough, the talented star is turning up the heat at the perfect time as he's slated to join the steamy Netflix series Hunting Wives for its second season. He's also slated to star in a new political comedy sitcom created by Greg Garcia in the near future.

#uncle #jesse #actor #iconic

Patricia Heaton has revealed the moment that led her to go sober, explaining it left her "mortified".
The Everybody Loves Raymond alum's daily wine habit turned into problematic drinking during a period of her life when her usual routine had been disrupted.
"My children had left home and I wasn't working. The things that had always anchored me - my family and my work - were gone," Patricia, 68, told Woman's World magazine. "I started thinking, 'What am I supposed to do today?'"
The actress, whose sitcom credits also include The Middle, recalled how her drinking habits slowly escalated.
"A glass of wine while cooking became wine with dinner, wine while cleaning up and wine while watching Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy!," she explained. "One night I realised I had almost finished an entire bottle by myself."
At that point, Patricia said, she knew something had shifted in her attitude to drinking, and she turned to religion in hopes of finding an answer.

#drinking

Disclaimer: this post includes mentions of substance abuse and suicide.
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Some celebrities are just as passionate about cars as they are about their careers. From rare vintage models to sleek modern classics, these stars have built impressive collections that often reflect their personal taste and years of dedication to the hobby. Musicians, actors, comedians and TV personalities have all spent time tracking down special vehicles and adding them to their garages. Here are the famous car enthusiasts whose collections may surprise you.
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Lady Gaga is celebrated for her boundary-pushing artistry, but her garage showcases a collection of classic American muscle that's just as bold. Her collection has included a 1965 Lincoln Continental Convertible, a 1969 Chevrolet Nova SS and a 1967 Ford Bronco, all emblematic of her flair for reinvention. Rather than chasing modern supercars, the singer has favored practical, road-worthy classics like her first-generation Mustang and Chevrolet El Camino, according to HotCars.
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Tim Allen's love affair with cars runs deep, mirrored in his selection of muscle cars and American classics. Whether hosting legendary sitcoms or working in his private garage, Allen curates an eclectic lineup of automotive icons, including a rare Ford RS200 rally special and a Shelby Cobra alongside vintage and modern Mustang GT350s, per ClassicCars Journal.

#modern #american #ford #vintage

Clay Matthews is no stranger to being in front of the camera.
During his NFL career with the Green Bay Packers, he appeared in movies, a TV sitcom and many commercials.
And most recently began appearing on FanDuel's "Bussin' With the Boys" podcast, a platform started by two former NFL players.
Matthews might be as comfortable in that role as he was chasing down and sacking quarterbacks.
Now, he's set for a new gig as an NFL studio ***** yst for Netflix.

#green

Clay Matthews is no stranger to being in front of the camera.
During his NFL career with the Green Bay Packers, he appeared in movies, a TV sitcom and many commercials.
And most recently began appearing on FanDuel's "Bussin' With the Boys" podcast, a platform started by two former NFL players.
Matthews might be as comfortable in that role as he was chasing down and sacking quarterbacks.
Now, he's set for a new gig as an NFL studio ***** yst for Netflix.

#matthews #green #packers

Not everyone is willing to suffer for their art, but Jenna Ortega is — well, at least the younger version of herself went to great lengths on set.
The Emmy-nominated actress and former child star reflected on her early career in an interview with Esquire released Tuesday, Aug. 11.
Before her breakthrough role as the no-nonsense Wednesday Addams in Tim Burton's dark comedy "Wednesday," Ortega began her career as a child actor at age 9. After appearing in several high-profile TV series and films, including "CSI: NY," "Iron Man 3," "Days of Our Lives" and "Richie Rich," Ortega landed a lead role in the Disney Channel sitcom "Stuck in the Middle," which she starred on from 2016 to 2018.
During her conversation with Esquire, Ortega, now 23, was asked what "rookie mistake you made on your first set," which prompted her to recall her strict approach to work.
"I really had it going for me as a child 'cause I can't think of one mistake I made. Is that a terrible thing to say?" Ortega told the outlet. "I feel like I make mistakes now all the time, but as a child, I was so grateful and so excited to be there that my game face was on."

#Career #role

Actor and comedian Jasper Carrott has spoken about his pride and love for daughter Lucy Davis after she announced she has incurable breast cancer.
The actress, best known for playing receptionist Dawn Tinsley in BBC sitcom The Office, has received an outpouring of support since she revealed her diagnosis on Tuesday.
Carrott, one of the most familiar faces on British television over several decades, told BBC News: "This is a very difficult time for the whole family and we have been supporting her in every way possible since her diagnosis.
"We are so grateful for all the support we have had over this trying time and we are very hopeful for her future being what she wants it to be."
He added: "We are so proud of our daughter and love her so much. The way she has conducted herself through many traumatic health issues is a lesson to us all.

#support #since #time #lucy

The Office star Jenna Fischer has shared a message of support for Lucy Davis after the British actor revealed that she has Stage 4 breast cancer.
Davis played receptionist Dawn Tinsley in the original British version of the sitcom, while Fischer played her U.S. counterpart, Pam Beesly, in the NBC adaptation.
In a post on Instagram, Davis said that she was diagnosed with Stage 4 breast cancer a year and a half ago. She said the cancer is incurable and that it is "too late for chemo."
"Beautiful post. Love you lots," Fischer wrote in the comments. She also praised Davis for speaking about continuing to work following her diagnosis, adding, "Let's spread that message far and wide! How working is such a comfort!"
In 2024, Fischer revealed she had been diagnosed with Stage 1 triple-positive breast cancer a year earlier. After undergoing surgery, chemotherapy and radiation, she announced she was "cancer-free."

#revealed

Lucy Davis, who played Dawn Tinsley in the original UK version of The Office, has revealed she has "incurable" breast cancer.
Davis, the daughter of comedian Jasper Carrott, appeared frequently as the sympathetic and witty office receptionist in the groundbreaking sitcom, from 2001 to 2003.
A post from the 53-year-old actress on Instagram on Tuesday said: "I wanted to share something with you all that I've kept to myself for a while but for various reasons would like to share now.
"A year-and-a-half ago I was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer, which has metastasized [spread] to my bones. Specifically to my spine, right hip and my ribs. The cancer is incurable, and too late for chemo."
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#davis #office #breast #lucy

Ben Jones, the "Dukes of Hazzard" star who turned to politics, had died. He was 84.
Jones died from a "massive heart attack," his longtime wife, Alma Viator, confirmed in a post on Facebook Sunday, Aug. 9.
"I lost the love of my life today," Viator wrote. "He was home resting in his favorite chair waiting for the Braves to come on and whoop the Yankees. Ben had the most amazing rich life."
Jones played scruffy mechanic "Crazy" Cooter Davenport in nearly every episode of the hit sitcom, from 1979 to 1985, as well as its 1997 and 2000 TV films. He was later replaced by David Koechner in the 2005 theatrical film and Joel Moore in the 2007 direct-to-video prequel, "The Dukes of Hazzard: The Beginning."
Jones grew up in a railroad shack near Portsmouth, Virginia, and got his start acting in his mid-20s, in the films "Killer's Three," an uncredited role, and "Together for Days." He went on to land other film and TV roles, including an uncredited role in "Smokey and the Bandit," the Richard Pryor and Bill Dee Williams sports comedy "The Bingo Long Traveling All-Stars & Motor Kings" and the action-comedy "Moonrunners," the predecessor to "Dukes."

#life

A Philadelphia native like me (go Birds), Tina Fey is, without question, the best thing to ever come out of Pennsylvania's Upper Darby Township. (Apologies to the area's other famous residents like Todd Rundgren, Ed McMahon, and Cheri Oteri.) Fey, who rose to prominence on "Saturday Night Live" as a writer, performer, and Weekend Update co-host (alongside her friends Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers) before winning Emmys for her own show, "30 Rock," is one of the funniest talents we've got. If you've ever watched even a single episode of "30 Rock," you know I'm right; pound for pound and joke for joke, it's probably the most hysterically funny sitcom of its generation.
Fey currently stars on the Netflix series "The Four Seasons," but now that she's not personally churning out 20+ episodes of a network TV show anymore, she has a little more time on her hands ... and takes opportunities to appear on podcasts with people like Poehler. In February of 2024, Fey made an appearance on "Las Culturistas," the pop culture obsessed podcast hosted by fellow "SNL" veteran Bowen Yang and his comedy partner Matt Rogers. While there, she gave the world the gift of a particular quote during a closing segment of each episode ******* led "I Don't Think So, Honey," where Yang, Rogers, and the guest each get one minute to air a niche grievance. "Gift" is not an exaggeration. The quote was so good that, at the following Las Culturistas Culture Awards, Rogers and Yang led the entire audience in a recitation of Fey's "I Don't Think So, Honey" and called it their "Pledge of Allegiance."
So, what does Fey say in her one minute that's so impactful? Once you get to a specific level of fame, you can no longer share your hot takes.
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#honey

Family Matters alum Jo Marie Payton celebrated her 76th birthday with a video message for fans.
Payton played Harriette Winslow on the sitcom.
She asked fans to continue their prayers for her, after mentioning in April that she'd been recovering from a medical emergency.
Actress Jo Marie Payton, who played the no-nonsense mother Harriette Winslow on '90s sitcom Family Matters, just updated fans on how she's doing.
"Thank you for the wonderful birthday wishes, and keep praying for me." Payton said cheerfully in a video shared on social media.

#payton #matters

Jason Kelce and Travis Kelce turned their "New Heights" podcast into one of the biggest success stories after launching the show in 2022. The brothers built a massive audience that reached far beyond football and helped make them among the highest-paid podcasters in the world.
However, the Kelce family has another podcast star as well: Jason's wife, Kylie Kelce.
Kylie delivered a memorable podcast moment when she teamed up with the Backstreet Boys, the best-selling boy band in history, to recreate one of television's most recognizable comedy scenes.
Kyle and the legendary band recreated the "I Want It That Way" cold open from "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" Season 5, Episode 17, ***** led "DFW."
That scene became one of the most shared sitcom moments ever, largely because Detective Jake Peralta, played by Andy Samberg, turned a police lineup into a performance.

#kelce #kylie

When Hollywood's biggest names find out they're expecting, their work doesn't always grind to a halt. In fact, some of the most iconic and hardworking actresses have filmed hit shows and movies while pregnant, sometimes keeping it secret, sometimes letting the world know! From dramatic period pieces to hilarious sitcoms and thrilling action hits, here's a look at some incredible women who navigated the challenges of filming while expecting.
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Morena Baccarin's on-screen roles are full of charm and depth, and that didn't stop when she was expecting. Her performances across genres continued without pause, blending her real-life experiences with her powerful acting talent. In 2016, Baccarin was visibly expecting her first child with Gotham co-star Ben McKenzie while promoting Deadpool in theaters, according to Inquirer Entertainment.
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Known for emotionally rich performances, Claire Danes took on complex characters even while navigating pregnancy. Her professionalism and ability to immerse herself in her craft set a high bar for work ethic in the industry and inspired fans worldwide. She has shared that she was around seven-and-a-half months along while shooting an intense kidnapping sequence for Homeland's second season, per The Hollywood Reporter.

#work #performances

Robin Williams, who died in 2014, would have turned 75 on July 21
To celebrate the day, his elder son Zak shared a heartfelt Instagram post showing Robin on the set of Mork & Mindy
"Today I'm remembering your weirdness and your extraordinary capacity to love," wrote Zak in his remembrance
The late Robin Williams' son Zak is celebrating his life.
On Tuesday, July 21 — what would have been Robin's 75th birthday — Zak, 43, posted an image on Instagram of the late star in costume as Mork from Ork, his beloved extraterrestrial character from breakout sitcom Mork & Mindy.

#robin #mork #Instagram #died

Ever since her 1994 breakthrough in the sitcom "Friends," Jennifer Aniston's hair has been a topic of discussion. Today, the star is best known for her long, layered blond locks, but the truth is that her natural hair color and texture are rather different from her signature look. As the stunning hair transformation of Jennifer Aniston shows, back in the early '90s, the star was actually rocking her naturally wavy brown hair.
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Side-by-side photos of Aniston in 1990 and 1997 showcase just how different that star looks. In fact, the "Horrible Bosses" actor is easily among the celebs who are nearly unrecognizable with their natural hair color, as we've gotten so used to seeing Aniston with sun-kissed blond hair. In a video promoting her haircare brand LolaVie posted on her Instagram in January 2026, the actor responded to the question of whether she would ever dye her hair brown. "Would I ever go brunette? I am brunette," Aniston revealed, adding that she would absolutely go back to her natural color.
As far as her natural hair texture goes, in November 2019, hairstylist Chris McMillan shared a snapshot of Aniston rocking beachy waves to a red carpet event, revealing in the Instagram caption that he actually used the actor's natural hair texture for the look. "The hair is Jen's natural curl and waves," McMillan wrote, adding some details regarding treatment: "Dried natural and touched up minimally with blow drying the roots for direction and touching up random pieces with a wave iron." Speaking to Glamour in the same year, Aniston admitted her preference regarding her own hair. "I love my hair when it's straight," the actor shared, adding that she only noticed she had curls when she cut her hair shorter as a younger girl.
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#color #adding

Malcolm-Jamal Warner's widow, Tenisha Warner, has filed two lawsuits against her mother-in-law, Pamela Warner as trustee of Malcolm's estate, seeking $1.2 million.
"Malcolm provided for his family during his lifetime, and intended to provide for them in the event of his death," Tenisha states in the first lawsuit, filed in Los Angeles County.
The Cosby Show actor accidentally died on July 20, 2025, while on a family vacation in Costa Rica.
On the one-year anniversary of Malcolm-Jamal Warner's death, his widow and mother are locked in a legal battle.
Tenisha Warner, who married The Cosby Show actor in 2022, has filed two lawsuits against her mother-in-law, Pamela Warner, who serves as successor trustee of her late son's Warner Family Trust. Malcolm, beloved for playing Theo Huxtable on the 1980s sitcom, accidentally drowned while on a family vacation in Costa Rica on July 20, 2025, leaving behind Tenisha and their daughter, who is now 9.

#malcolm

The 1980s were bursting with stars whose charisma, talent, and style set the tone for an entire generation. From music legends breaking records to beloved actors lighting up the silver screen, these icons became household names and remained influential well past their heyday. Here's a look back at the enduring power, unforgettable roles, and bold personalities that made these 14 stars truly everywhere.
Brooke Shields captivated audiences with her iconic beauty and boldness, making waves as a model and actress from a young age. Her fearless performances in films like The Blue Lagoon (1980) and Endless Love (1981) and effortless transition to television kept her spotlight shining, as reported by Biography.
Michael J. Fox's charm lit up sitcoms and the Back to the Future film trilogy, making him an emblem of the era's feel-good entertainment. He rose to prominence portraying Alex P. Keaton on Family Ties (1982–1989) and Marty McFly in the Back to the Future film trilogy (1985–1990), according to The Michael J. Fox Foundation. His wit and vulnerability on-screen won over generations, and his advocacy for Parkinson's research, founding The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research in 2000, cemented his inspirational legacy.
Arnold Schwarzenegger defined the blockbuster action hero with his imposing presence and memorable catchphrases. His roles in beloved franchises, plus his leap into politics as the 38th Governor of California, a position he held from 2003 to 2011, made him a larger-than-life American icon, according to the National Governors ***** ociation. Schwarzenegger's story is one of relentless ambition and transformation in the public eye.
Sylvester Stallone personified determination with unforgettable roles like Rocky and Rambo, inspiring audiences globally. He achieved his greatest critical and commercial success starting in 1976 with his iconic role as boxer Rocky Balboa, which he also wrote, and in 1977 became the third actor in history to be nominated for two Academy Awards, Best Original Screenplay and Best Actor, for the same film, according to Britannica. His gritty performances and underdog spirit still resonate, while his influence shaped decades of cinema.

Rachel Zegler's journey to Hollywood almost seems written in the stars. Named after Rachel Green from the beloved sitcom Friends, she was born to a Colombian mother and a Polish father and grew up alongside her older sister in New Jersey. While attending an all-girls high school, she discovered a passion for musical theater and quickly became one of the standout performers in school productions. At just 17 years old, she took a life-changing chance by auditioning for Steven Spielberg's remake of West Side Story. Competing against more than 30,000 hopefuls, she landed the coveted role of Maria. In a memorable twist, Spielberg personally called to offer her the part while she was rehearsing for her school's production of Shrek the Musical. Rather than celebrating immediately, Rachel's first question was whether she could still finish her school play. Spielberg happily agreed, allowing her to complete the performance before beginning work on her Hollywood debut.
Taking on such an iconic role came with enormous expectations, but Zegler approached the challenge with confidence and determination. Rather than trying to imitate previous performances, she focused on creating her own interpretation of Maria. Working alongside legendary filmmakers and performers could have been intimidating, yet she embraced the opportunity and delivered a performance that earned widespread critical acclaim. Her breakout role brought multiple award nominations and made history when she became the first actress of Colombian descent to win the Golden Globe for Best Actress in a Motion Picture, Comedy or Musical. She quickly proved she was more than a musical talent by expanding into major franchises with roles in Shazam! Fury of the Gods and The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes, demonstrating impressive versatility across musical, fantasy, and action films.
Away from the cameras, Rachel Zegler has become known for speaking openly about fame, representation, body image, and her experiences as a Latina actress in Hollywood. Her casting as Disney's live-action Snow White sparked widespread debate online, with some critics questioning the decision to cast a Latina actress in the classic role. Rather than avoiding the controversy, Zegler addressed it directly, explaining that the new adaptation aimed to modernize the character by giving her greater independence and depth while respecting the heart of the original story. Throughout the criticism, she remained composed and confident, using the conversation to advocate for more inclusive storytelling. As her career continues to grow, Rachel Zegler has established herself not only as one of Hollywood's brightest young performers but also as a thoughtful voice helping shape the future of modern cinema.

The 1970s and '80s were two defining decades for superstardom – fans were both frenzied and fiercely devoted, building cult followings around their favourite celebrities and turning them into cultural phenomena. From the former sitcom star whose musical career rivalled that of The Beatles and Elvis, to members of the notorious Brat Pack who redefined celebrity culture, countless teen heartthrobs captivated audiences and became global sensations during the era.
We're taking a look at a few of the biggest teen heartthrobs of the two decades, unpacking their hysteria-causing heydays, and taking a look at what they're getting up to today…
Barry Williams starred as crush-worthy eldest son Greg on 'The Brady Bunch'
The Brady Bunch was the definitive family sitcom of the Seventies, and it was the eldest son who stole plenty of teen viewers hearts as dependable Greg Brady.
As well as reprising his Brady Bunch role several times, Barry Williams has worked on 2018 fantasy film Flea and Lifetime comedy Blending Christmas. He has been married three times, wedding now-wife
Tina Mahina in 2017, and is a father to two children.

"Full House" star Jodie Sweetin is opening up about where she and the rest of the cast stand with twins Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen. While appearing on a recent episode of "Comics and Kicks," Sweetin said that she and the Olsens are fine despite rumors that the 40-year-olds were in a bad place with a majority of the cast. According to Sweetin, there's no truth to the claims, and she confirmed that the pair spent several days together in 2022, when actor Bob Saget died.
"Everyone's on good terms with them, but they were 8 years old when this show stopped," Sweetin said about her and the rest of the cast's relationship with the twins. "Then, they did all of those movies and all that stuff that I don't know that they really loved doing all the time."
Don't forget, Mary-Kate and Ashley shared the role of Michelle Tanner in the '80s sitcom "Full House." After that, the pair went on to star in several films, including "Passport to Paris," "Our Lips Are Sealed," "It Takes Two," and "Double Double."
The sisters left the entertainment industry behind in the early 2000s to begin building their fashion brands, "The Row" and "Elizabeth and James." According to Sweetin, the two left the world of acting because it wasn't "what they love."
Later in the podcast interview, Sweetin talked about the twins' relationship with the acting industry, stating that they didn't enjoy being on the show's set.

Paramount+ is chronicling the Texas Tech football team’s offseason in a new, upcoming docuseries.
The series, which is currently untitled, follows the team through the most recent offseason. Cameras began rolling in January 2026, and the four-episode documentary is expected to premiere ahead of this year’s college football season. It’s from director and showrunner Micah Brown (Coach Prime, Untold: Sign Stealer).
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Actress Dame Penelope Keith's family shared the sad news that the To The Manor Born star died on Monday.
The 86-year-old thespian, best known for playing Margo Leadbetter in The Good Life, passed away "peacefully" after a cancer diagnosis, her family says.
A statement issued on Monday on behalf of her family read: "We are deeply saddened to announce that Dame Penelope Keith died peacefully whilst living with cancer at her home in Surrey, where she had lived for more than 50 years."
They continued: "The family is grateful for the care and support she received throughout her treatments, and asks that their privacy be respected at this time."
Dame Penelope started her career on the stage and joined the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1963, but became a household name for her work in sitcoms. She won a BAFTA in 1977 for playing Margo.

Actress Dame Penelope Keith, best known for her roles in the classic 1970s British sitcoms The Good Life and To the Manor Born, has died at the age of 86.
A statement released on Monday on behalf of her family said: "We are deeply saddened to announce that Dame Penelope Keith died peacefully whilst living with cancer at her home in Surrey where she had lived for more than 50 years.
"The family is grateful for the care and support she received throughout her treatments, and ask that their privacy be respected at this time."
She famously played snobbish suburban neighbour Margo Leadbetter in The Good Life, as well as the widowed aristocrat Audrey fforbes-Hamilton in To the Manor Born.
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In an era glistening with originality and sheer star power, these iconic women captured the imaginations of millions and transformed entertainment forever. While some remain household names, others have faded quietly from the spotlight, but their impact on television, film, and style is still indelible to fans and pop culture aficionados. Let's take a visual journey through unforgettable portraits of the dynamic actresses and trailblazers whose charisma and talent defined a generation and continue to inspire today.
Known for her role as Joanie on Happy Days, Erin Moran's bright presence and relatable charm made her a beloved figure in living rooms across America. Her transition to the spinoff Joanie Loves Chachi in 1982 showcased her versatility, reinforcing her status as a relatable girl next door. Despite personal challenges, her legacy as a television staple lives on in the memories of her fans.
A favorite for her role as Marion Ravenwood in the Indiana Jones franchise, Karen Allen exuded strength, wit and vulnerability on screen. Her breakthrough came when she starred opposite Harrison Ford in Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981), earning her the Saturn Award for Best Actress, per Variety. Her continued work in cinema and on stage underscores the enduring appeal of her talent.
Crowned as one of Hollywood's most transformative actresses, Sissy **** ek delivered unforgettable roles, including the haunting lead in Carrie. Her ability to convey emotional depth earned her critical acclaim, including the Academy Award for Best Actress for Coal Miner's Daughter. Her influence continues to resonate through her ongoing work and industry accolades.
Captivating viewers as Julie Cooper on One Day at a Time, Mackenzie Phillips embodied youthful rebellion and resilience. She gained stardom in the 1970s playing the role on the long-running CBS sitcom that aired from 1975 to 1984, per Fandom. Her candor about her life has added depth to her celebrity, highlighting the complexities behind the spotlight.

What's really in a name? For these stars, adopting a new moniker was the first step toward an unforgettable Hollywood legacy. From actors who rebranded to stand out in auditions to those who honored their roots or crafted a persona for the spotlight, a new name changed the course of their careers. We spotlight 15 famous faces who left their original names behind and became icons under names we all know and love.
Aaron Paul, known for his Emmy-winning portrayal in Breaking Bad, dropped his real last name Sturtevant in favor of the succinct stage name that fans now cheer for. He earned multiple Primetime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series for his role as Jesse Pinkman on the AMC drama, as reported by the Television Academy. His distinctive style and compelling performances have kept him in the spotlight ever since.
Natalie Portman's transformation from Natalie Hershlag was more than a subtle shift, it was her way of balancing her roots with stardom. Born in Jerusalem, Israel, she first garnered widespread attention in the 1994 film Léon: The Professional, a role that immediately established her as a formidable young talent, per CinemaBlend. Her talent and poise have made the Portman name globally recognized, both on screen and as a producer and director.
Mindy Kaling chose her shortened version of Vera Mindy Chokalingam to make a mark in comedy and television. She devised her stage name after discovering that, while doing stand-up comedy, "Emcees for these comedy shows would have trouble ****** ouncing it, and then they'd make a joke about my last name," according to an interview with NPR. Her wit and creativity continue to influence and inspire the industry.
Elizabeth Stamatina Fey, known globally as Tina Fey, shortened her complex name and crafted an identity synonymous with smart, sharp comedy. She became Saturday Night Live's first female head writer and the star and executive producer of NBC's sitcom 30 Rock, as reported by NPR. Today, her pen and performances keep audiences laughing on TV, film, and on Broadway.