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Alan Dysert, ‘All My Children’ Actor, Dies at 75

“My heart is broken as I share that my beloved husband, Alan, passed away on October 23, 2026,” she wrote. “While I am struggling to imagine life without him, I am forever grateful to have experienced what so many people spend their lives searching for—the love of a lifetime.” Michele Dysert said her husband had faced health challenges over the years. She said he continued to approach life with “determination, humor, and gratitude.” According to a description of his 2023 autobiography, “Lights, Camera, Cancer!,” Dysert was diagnosed with a rare, aggressive, and incurable cancer about 12 years earlier. By the time the book was published, he had undergone four major cancer-related surgeries, experienced a recurrence, and received multiple rounds of chemotherapy. "Despite all this, he has managed to continue teaching, as well as creating new content and acting on his own. His refusal to…

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Robert Pattinson Breaks Silence On Steven Soderbergh’s Takeover Of ‘The Batman Part II’ As Production Resumes

“The Batman Part II” is back in motion, and Robert Pattinson has confirmed it. Weeks after DC Studios announced that director Matt Reeves stepped back from the sequel because of a family matter, an encouraging update has arrived. Lead actor Robert Pattinson has revealed that filming is set to resume and praised Steven Soderbergh for his generosity in agreeing to help with the sequel. The “Twilight” star recently revealed that filming was back on track, saying, “I think they’re in production already.” He added that he is expected to return to set within a “couple of days.” Pattinson also praised Soderbergh for reaching out to Reeves and offering his assistance during the filmmaker’s time away. “I am so happy he’s [Soderbergh] come on to help Matt,” Pattinson said, per Deadline. “It’s incredibly generous of him – and he’s doing it in the loveliest way. It’s completely selfless…” Before…

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Elon Musk’s 7-minute AI ‘The Odyssey’ shakes up Razzies race: ‘Looks like he’s creating a new category’

"Elon would be adding quite a bit of fodder for our awards season," Maureen "Mo" Murphy, co-founder of the Golden Raspberry Awards, told Gold Derby at the time. 'The Odyssey' sets final acting categories for Oscar campaign: No Zendaya, Charlize Theron, Lupita Nyong'o, Elliot Page, or Jon Bernthal Best Documentary Oscar odds: 'Naza' leads, but is 'You Can See Everything' too big to fail? Well, things appear to have changed — for better or for worse. Musk's much-touted take on The Odyssey is actually just a seven-minute webisode, not a movie. Released on Oct. 23 with the help of WonderStudiosX and director Dev Walker, the project is described as "Episode 1." However, there is no information on when (or if) future episodes will be released. "Looks like he's creating a new category — which he'll dominate, of course," Murphy now tells us. — Grok Imagine (@imagine) October 23, 2026 While the…

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Are ghosts real? Northern Ireland paranormal investigator reveals his most chilling encounters

You don’t need to check the calendar to know it’s the season of ghosts and ghouls. The huge orange pumpkins, scary masks and even scarier costumes currently lining supermarket shelves are a dead giveaway. It’s Halloween! Over time, some local traditions have had an American makeover. For example, in the 1980s, pumpkins replaced turnips and, instead of going door to door reciting rhymes, with children encouraged to sing or say a poem in return for a reward, it’s now ‘trick or treat’, with neighbours having to decide whether to risk a ‘trick’ or hand over a ‘treat’. But, regardless of Halloween capers, the season is rooted in Celtic folklore dating back to the Middle Ages. Since earliest times, Halloween has been considered the time when the curtain between the spirit world and the land of the living is at its thinnest. In the 15th century, people went to great lengths, including wearing…

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