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Why Karen Solomon is Making Headlines After Her Husband's Mysterious Death

Why Karen Solomon is Making Headlines After Her Husband's Mysterious Death

Search crews closed off several public areas as they combed for clues.August 21, 2026, 6:24 PMPolice said Friday they issued an arrest warrant for the still at-large wife of an off-duty Worcester, Massachusetts police officer who was found dead inside a home earlier in the week.Search crews, which included the police and U.S. Marshals service, suspended their fourth day of operations Friday evening trying to find Karen Solomon, 58, in connection with the death of her husband Worcester PD Patrolman Kurt Solomon, 57.Image of Karen Soloman provided by Worcester Police Department.Worcester Police DepartmentWorcester Police Chief Paul Saucier said at a news conference Friday that an arrest warrant on a charge of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon with serious bodily injury was issued for Karen Solomon, who he said was considered armed and dangerous.Kurt Solomon, a 31-year police veteran and father of two, was found dead inside a home early Tuesday morning.Officer Kurt Solomon of the Worcester Police Department.Worcester Police DepartmentKaren Solomon is the founder of First HELP, a first responder suicide prevention non-profit. The group helps officers dealing with mental health situations and raises awareness for suicide prevention for first responders and their families.Saucier would not go into more details about Kurt Solomon's death but said that the nature of his injures was a "sharp object." He added that Kurt Solomon's service weapon was not missing.Surveillance cameras captured Karen Solomon walking on the street after the incident, according to police.The Worcester Police Department released photos and video of Karen Solomon from home security footage in the area.Worcester Police DepartmentSaucier said that crews used helicopters, divers, sonar and dogs during their search of Coes Reservoir.Popular Reads"We're still actively pursuing this area," he told reporters Friday.Several public areas near the reservoir, including parks, were closed indefinitely as search crews plan to continue their operations Saturday morning, Saucier said.Anyone who sees Karen Solomon is asked to contact Worcester Police by texting 274637 or calling 508-799-8606.

Aug 22, 2026
Humanoid Robot's Epic Crash at World Games Sparks Online Frenzy

Humanoid Robot's Epic Crash at World Games Sparks Online Frenzy

Call him Wall-E.We might not have to fear machines replacing us in the Olympics just yet. A robo-sprinter’s test run ended in a shower of sparks after it plowed into a wall, sustaining damage to its midsection, as seen in a video with 5 million views on X.“I think China’s robotics industry may be over-optimizing for speed right now,” Eren Chen, an AI expert who shared the footage, wrote in the caption.The robo-flop occurred while it was trying out the track ahead of the second World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing, China from August 22-26, Jam Press reported.The humanoid robot crashes into a wall during a test run in Beijing, China. Jam PressDuring this cybernetic competition, 2,056 robots from 666 teams across 16 countries will descend on the Chinese capital to compete in both sports and real-world tasks, according to Gizmodo.Just like with a human sporting events, some synthetic competitors arrived ahead of time to try and feel out the course — with varying degrees of success. The cartoonish clip shows the unidentified flying down the track, when, all of a sudden, it collides with a padded blue wall. Despite jogging backwards, the blundering bot is unable to correct course. The hapless humanoid topples backwards onto its noggin and seemingly breaks its waist, causing sparks to fly like one of the ill-fated police prototypes in “Robocop 2.”This literal balls-to-the-wall incident elicited guffaws galore online with one X gawker musing, “twenty thousand yuan was gone like that.”Another quipped that it was the “first robot to end his career early due to spinal injury.”Sparks fly as the robo-runner falls backward, seemingly breaking its waist. Jam PressWhy did its the automated athlete’s robo-lympic trial backfire so spectacularly? Some tech-sperts placed the blame on robot firms prioritizing speed above all else.“Last year, running and dynamic motion control were meaningful because they proved a basic point: before a humanoid can do useful work, it first needs a capable body,” wrote Chen. “But once that foundation exists, simply making the robot run faster gives you diminishing returns.He added, “Knowing when to slow down, when to stop, and how to stop safely matters just as much as how fast you can run. At the end of the day, our goal is to have a robot that can safely and reliably work around people and actually get things done.”The robot sprints during an ill-fated test run. Jam PressNotably, event organizers updated requirements for this year’s competition so that only autonomous — rather than remote-controlled — bots are eligible for certain track events.This could add a degree of uncertainty to the highly-anticipated event. Techsperts predict that this year could see the debut of Unitree’s “Superman” humanoid, which the company claims can high jump 2 meters (6.56 feet) and run up to 12.66 m/s (28.3 mph), ostensibly making it faster than Usain Bolt. Earlier this week, Chen shared another X video that seemed to show the robotronic prodigy testing out World Humanoid Robot Games’ track. However, even the biped’s alleged superhumanoid abilities weren’t enough to stop it from running off the track and crashing into an electrical box.Nonetheless, all eyes will be on Unitree. The firm’s machinese killed it at last year’s inaugural competition, garnering four gold medals in the 400-meter dash, 1,500-meter race, 100-meter hurdles and 4×100-meter relay.

Aug 22, 2026
Shaun Weiss on How Hollywood Failed Hayden Panettiere

Shaun Weiss on How Hollywood Failed Hayden Panettiere

A former child star who overcame homelessness and drug addiction is weighing in on who is ultimately responsible for the well-being of child stars following the death of Hayden Panettiere.Shaun Weiss was living a life of glitz and glamour as a young child star before it all came crashing down. He began abusing drugs in his mid-30s and became homeless after three tragic events in close succession.'My father died. I was his caretaker and his nurse for the last decade of his life and he was my best friend,' he said. 'And my fiance broke up with me and I found out like she was seeing other people, and then my apartment lease ran out.' But Weiss, who was in all three Mighty Ducks movies, ultimately managed to put his life back together and in January, the now 47-year-old celebrated six years of sobriety. Now, in light of the actress' death, Weiss is reflecting on a childhood spent in the spotlight and the concerning habits he started picking up that adults turned a blind eye to. Former child star Shaun Weiss, who starred in all three Mighty Ducks movies, is weighing in on how Hollywood fails young actors following the death of Hayden PanettierePanettiere died on Sunday at 36 after a suspected overdose and had been frank about the troubling situations she found herself in growing up in the public eye. Above, in Hollywood in 2022 In Weiss' opinion, his family dynamic became warped once he became the primary breadwinner for his family, leading to his parents 'losing authority' over him.'You can't really count on Hollywood to police young people,' he told The Daily Mail in an interview. 'It's the parents, really. And what happens, and I know this happened in my situation, the parenting dynamic gets incredibly messed up when the kid is the breadwinner, because you know, like in my own situation, my parents really lost authority with me when I started paying for things.'I honestly think it's the parent's job to raise a kid in a way in which they're healthy and balanced, and maybe installing your child into show business isn't the number one way to do that,' he said.Weiss says adults on set also failed to speak up despite being aware he was drinking alcohol underage.  'When I was younger and when I was on sets and adults... I wouldn't say people were offering me things, but they knew I was doing things and everyone just sort of looked away,' he recalled. Weiss believes parents are ultimately responsible for their children when they start working in Hollywood but the family dynamic can become warped once a child the primary breadwinner. Above, in December 2025Weiss says adults on set failed to speak up despite being aware that he was drinking alcohol underage. Above, in Boy Meets World in 1998Not every child star who enters Hollywood has faced the same troubles as Weiss, yet he advises the parents of young aspiring actors to proceed with caution. Above, pictured center in the 1995 movie HeavyweightsWeiss believes the intervention of an adult would have 'made a difference' in his life. Not every child star who enters Hollywood has faced the same troubles as Weiss, yet he advises the parents of young aspiring actors to proceed with caution.He recommends enrolling young children in programs that will teach them acting – but questions the motivation for pursuing professional work. 'I would say learning a craft as young as possible is always the best idea. So there's plenty of ways to get your kid involved in acting. There's stage plays. There's acting class. There's all kinds of things,' he said.'But you know, trying to get them paid professionally for it before they're 18, it always reeks of something... are the parents hoping that the kids will pay the bills? He went on: 'What is the deficiency that's making a parent put their kid into a business, especially one like Hollywood, where it's known for people getting taken advantage of and people getting abused and chewed up and spit out.' Weiss, now 47, has been candid in his journey to sobriety, speaking publicly about his past addiction to drugs such as heroin and methamphetamine.  He celebrated six years of sobriety in January. Pictured in 2022Speaking of Panettiere, Weiss recalled watching her on Heroes: 'I remember... how hot she was in Hollywood... and I remember seeing her for the first time and getting it and being like, "Wow, she's so talented, she's so pretty."' He added: 'What a tragedy'Join the discussionShould parents be held accountable when their child stars struggle with addiction and mental health?What's your view?Weiss has been candid in his journey to sobriety, speaking publicly about his past addiction to drugs such as heroin and methamphetamine.Former child star Panettiere also grappled with opioid and alcohol addiction. In her memoir, she alleged she was given a 'happy pill' by a staffer to liven her up for interviews when she was just 16.Speaking of Panettiere, Weiss recalled watching her on her hit show Heroes.'I remember... how hot she was in Hollywood. She was definitely the hot girl, and I remember seeing her for the first time and getting it and being like, "Wow, she's so talented, she's so pretty,"' he said. 'What a tragedy. And I I feel so bad for her parents.'

Aug 22, 2026
Donald Trump's Unexpected Golf Triumph Sparks Buzz Again

Donald Trump's Unexpected Golf Triumph Sparks Buzz Again

By golly, he did it again!Just days after winning the club championship at his own Bedminster golf course, President Trump was back at the top of the score sheet at another of his clubs, Page Six hears.This week POTUS played in the annual “caddies’ day” tournament at this Westchester club, Trump National Westchester, in which members (or in this case the owner) and caddies team up to play 18.President Donald Trump, here at his Trump International Golf in 2025 in Balmedie, Scotland, won a tournament at his Westchester club this week. Getty ImagesHe teamed up with caddies from his Trump National course and recorded the lowest score. Getty ImagesAnd darn if he didn’t finish in first place there too!It’s not clear what the team shot around the 7,300-yard, par-72 Jim Fazio course in Briarcliff Manor, New York.But we’re told the prez also attended an event honoring the caddies after the round, and he was a big hit with the club luggers after he gave them a $25,000 bonus to be split between the caddying staff.A caddy shack insider said, “There’s a lot of anti-Trump stuff out there [in the country], but the staff loves him.”Trump, here at the famed Turnberry course in Scotland in 2023, was a hit with the caddies after giving them a $25,000 bonus, we’re told. AFP via Getty ImagesThe president, here in Morristown, New Jersey, near his Bedminster course, claims to have won 40 club championships. Getty ImagesWhen he won both the senior and super senior age classes at the par 72 Bedminster, New Jersey, contest on Aug. 2, the president posted on social media, “I won with a score of 70, and am so honored in that, unlike the rest of the field, I’m given very little time to practice, because I’m focused on many other things. It’s called TALENT, and I have it, and they don’t!”The Commander in Chief now claims to have won 40 club championship at his courses.Reached for comment about the alleged Westchester triumph, White House assistant press secretary Olivia Wales told us, “Fact check: true. President Trump is a winner.” Community GuidelinesWelcome to the Page Six Community!Our community is about connecting people through open and thoughtful conversations. We want our readers to share their views and exchange ideas in a safe space.In order to do so, we've created a simple set of rules that will improve your experience.Simply put, keep it civil.Your post will/might be rejected if it contains: Spam Insults, profanity, incoherent, obscene or inflammatory language and threats of any kind Attacks on the identity of other commenters or the article's author User accounts will/might be blocked if we notice: Continuous attempts to re-post comments that have been previously moderated/rejected Racist, sexist, or homophobic comments Attempts or tactics that put the site security at risk So, how can you be a power user? Stay on topic and share your passion. Feel free to elaborate to get your point across. 'Like' or 'Dislike' when you are filled with emotions! Protect your community. Use the report tool to alert us when someone breaks the rules. Thanks for reading our community guidelines. Don't forget, freedom of speech is not the freedom of reach!

Aug 22, 2026
El iPhone que desató una tragedia familiar en un barranco

El iPhone que desató una tragedia familiar en un barranco

Tres personas murieron, entre ellas un padre, su hijo y su madre, luego de que le negaran a su hijo la ayuda para poder pagar un iPhone, lo que ha generado conmoción en redes sociales debido al brutal video que muestra cómo las 3 personas terminaron por tirarse al barranco.Este viernes 21 de agosto, un joven de 18 años se subió a lo más alto de un barranco para atentar contra su vida luego de que sacara un iPhone a pagos y pidiera a sus padres pagarlo; sin embargo, ellos se negaron y por ello el sujeto decidió montar todo el suceso vivido este día.¿Qué pasó con la familia que cayó de un barranco?Fue el padre quien llegó al sitio e intentó apartarla del precipicio, pero ambos cayeron al barranco, por lo que tras presenciar la muerte de su marido e hijo, la mujer también decidió arrojarse por lo que la familia completa murió debido a que no querían terminar de pagar el plan.El chico fue identificado como Kunal Chandgude quien subió alrededor de las 10 de la mañana para atentar contra su vida, por que sus padres no querían terminar de pagar el iPhone 15, mientras que sus padres fueron identificados como Murlidhar y Sangeeta Chandgude.

Aug 22, 2026
Nancy Kissinger's Legacy: The Diplomatic Powerhouse Remembered

Nancy Kissinger's Legacy: The Diplomatic Powerhouse Remembered

NEW YORK -- Philanthropist Nancy Kissinger, onetime foreign policy researcher and wife of former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, has died. She was 92.She died Thursday at her home in Kent, Connecticut, Robert Johnson, manager of the property, told The Associated Press. The cause of her death was not disclosed. Johnson said she will be buried next to her late husband at Arlington National Cemetery at a later date.The daughter of a New York City lawyer, she met Henry Kissinger while working for New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller. The couple wed in 1974.She was described by one profiler as a brainy, Blass-bedecked blonde. She was often seen at high fashion openings and was a strong presence on the New York philanthropy scene.“Nancy Kissinger can pick up the phone and get right through to the CEO. Nobody keeps her waiting,” philanthropist Judy Peabody said after chairing a successful hospital charity event in 1989.Michael Bloomberg — the billionaire founder of the Bloomberg financial-news empire, former New York City mayor and a friend of the Kissingers — said in a social media post that Nancy Kissinger “was a powerhouse of ideas and insights that she put to work throughout her life in government and philanthropy — and as Henry’s most valued and trusted advisor.”He added, “She was the ultimate diplomat — as wise as she was discreet — and I know how completely Henry admired and loved her. Diana and I were fortunate to call her a dear friend, and to see their extraordinary partnership in action over the decades. We will miss her greatly.”Nancy Kissinger made headlines in 1982 when she tried to throttle a woman who harassed her and her husband with insulting questions at Newark Airport. The couple was going to Boston, where Henry Kissinger was to undergo bypass surgery.The woman, a leafleter for a group affiliated with politician Lyndon LaRouche, accused Nancy Kissinger of choking both her throat and her free-speech rights. Nancy Kissinger said she only wanted to protect her husband from upset.Popular ReadsA judge acquitted Nancy Kissinger of assault and called her behavior “a spontaneous and somewhat human reaction to an offensive question.”The Kissingers met in the mid-1960s when he was a consultant for Rockefeller and she was on the staff of Rockefeller's Commission on Critical Choices for America.Henry Kissinger had joined the Nixon administration and was secretary of state when he and the former Nancy Sharon Maginnes married on March 30, 1974, in a civil ceremony in Arlington, Virginia.After leaving Washington, they returned to New York and lived in homes in Manhattan and Kent, Connecticut.The daughter of an Episcopalian Park Avenue lawyer, Nancy Kissinger grew up with two brothers and a horse on an estate in White Plains.She attended Good Counsel Academy, a Catholic girls school in White Plains, and the exclusive Master's School in Dobbs Ferry, from which she graduated in 1951. She returned to the school to teach history for two years after graduating from Mount Holyoke in 1955.Graduate studies at the University of California at Berkeley followed before she went to work for Rockefeller.

Aug 22, 2026
Jen Shah's Unexpected Release: What Happens Next?

Jen Shah's Unexpected Release: What Happens Next?

Jen Shah is about to be a free woman after serving time in federal prison and on home confinement for fraud charges. Page Six can exclusively reveal that the “Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” alum will complete her federal sentence on Friday, Aug. 28, after spending nearly eight months in home confinement following 33 months behind bars.“Jen is feeling grateful to put this chapter behind her, get back to work and continue her journey of making things right,” a source exclusively told Page Six.Jen Shah is about to be a free woman. Instagram/therealjenshahPage Six can exclusively reveal that the “Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” alum (pictured above in January 2023) will complete her federal sentence on Friday, Aug. 28. GC ImagesWhile the Federal Bureau of Prisons currently lists Shah’s release date as Aug. 30, that date falls on a Sunday.Page Six can confirm BOP policy allows a federal prisoner — whose release date lands on a weekend or legal holiday — to be released on the last preceding weekday, meaning Shah will officially be done with her sentence that Friday.The former Bravolebrity, 52, has been serving the final months of her sentence in home confinement with an ankle monitor since her December 2025 release from the Federal Prison Camp in Bryan, Texas.At the time, Page Six confirmed Shah had been released from prison after serving less than half of the six-and-a-half-year sentence she received for her role in a nationwide telemarketing fraud scheme.The completion comes after spending nearly eight months in home confinement following 33 months behind bars. / SplashNews.com“Jen is feeling grateful to put this chapter behind her, get back to work and continue her journey of making things right,” a source exclusively told Page Six. Instagram/@therealjenshahA BOP spokesperson told us then that Shah had been “transferred” to “community confinement overseen by the Bureau of Prisons’ (BOP) Phoenix Residential Reentry Management (RRM) Office.”The spokesperson explained that community confinement meant an inmate was either in home confinement or a Residential Reentry Center, commonly known as a halfway house, but declined to disclose Shah’s specific location due to “privacy, safety and security” concerns.Ahead of her prison release, Shah’s rep told Page Six she viewed the timing as a “gift she doesn’t take for granted” because it allowed her to reunite with her family for the holidays.The rep also described Shah as being in a “really positive” and “hopeful” place after doing “a lot of reflecting and real growth” while incarcerated.In January 2023, Shah was sentenced to six and a half years in federal prison and ordered to forfeit $6.5 million and pay up to another $6.5 million in restitution to her victims. Chris Haston/Bravo via Getty ImagesHer projected prison term was subsequently reduced several times before she was transferred out of the Texas facility in December 2025. Instagram/@therealjenshah“Her focus is on her family and building a healthier, more grounded life,” the rep said at the time, adding that Shah understood “the seriousness of the mistakes she made” and was looking forward to showing people “the woman she’s worked hard to become.”Shah had been incarcerated since Feb. 17, 2023, after pleading guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud in connection with telemarketing.She was arrested in March 2021 and initially pleaded not guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud and conspiracy to commit money laundering before changing her plea on the wire fraud charge in July 2022.In January 2023, Shah was sentenced to six and a half years in federal prison and ordered to forfeit $6.5 million and pay up to another $6.5 million in restitution to her victims.Shah, pictured above in July 2022, has been serving the final months of her sentence in home confinement with an ankle monitor since her December 2025 release from the Federal Prison Camp in Bryan, Texas. Alec TabakShah had been released from prison after serving less than half of the six-and-a-half-year sentence she received for her role in a nationwide telemarketing fraud scheme. Alec Tabak“I am sorry. My actions have hurt innocent people,” Shah said at her sentencing. “I want to apologize by saying I am doing all I can to earn the funds to pay restitution.”Her projected prison term was subsequently reduced several times before she was transferred out of the Texas facility in December 2025.In April, nearly four months after leaving prison, Shah spoke publicly for the first time about her conviction and acknowledged her wrongdoing.“I was wrong. I made wrong decisions. I should have done things differently,” she told People.Ahead of her prison release, Shah’s rep told Page Six she viewed the timing as a “gift she doesn’t take for granted” because it allowed her to reunite with her family for the holidays. Instagram/@therealjenshahShah is married to college football coach Sharrieff Shah. The couple share sons Sharrieff Shah Jr. and Omar Shah. Instagram/@therealjenshah“I should have been more diligent. And I’m deeply remorseful and sorry for my actions and for my part. I take full responsibility.”Shah pleaded guilty to participating in a telemarketing scheme that defrauded thousands of victims, including elderly and vulnerable people.She said in the interview that she had made “horrible business decisions” and “disregarded huge red flags” while becoming involved in what she initially believed was a legitimate business.Shah is married to college football coach Sharrieff Shah. The couple share sons Sharrieff Shah Jr., 32, and Omar Shah, 22. Community GuidelinesWelcome to the Page Six Community!Our community is about connecting people through open and thoughtful conversations. We want our readers to share their views and exchange ideas in a safe space.In order to do so, we've created a simple set of rules that will improve your experience.Simply put, keep it civil.Your post will/might be rejected if it contains: Spam Insults, profanity, incoherent, obscene or inflammatory language and threats of any kind Attacks on the identity of other commenters or the article's author User accounts will/might be blocked if we notice: Continuous attempts to re-post comments that have been previously moderated/rejected Racist, sexist, or homophobic comments Attempts or tactics that put the site security at risk So, how can you be a power user? Stay on topic and share your passion. Feel free to elaborate to get your point across. 'Like' or 'Dislike' when you are filled with emotions! Protect your community. Use the report tool to alert us when someone breaks the rules. Thanks for reading our community guidelines. Don't forget, freedom of speech is not the freedom of reach!

Aug 21, 2026
Mom's Tearful Admission After Teen Son's Crime Stuns Everyone

Mom's Tearful Admission After Teen Son's Crime Stuns Everyone

The Pennsylvania mom accused of helping her teenage son dispose of his murdered 18-year-old soccer player girlfriend’s body tearfully said she was “sorry” that her son “took a life.”Rachel Moser was seen shackled at the hands and feet Thursday as she was led to a squad car after being charged with helping her son, Royce Moser, 18, clean up after he allegedly stabbed to death Karoline Heintz, a standout player for Pennsylvania Western University.“I’m sorry,” the mom said as reporters peppered her with questions as she was marched barefoot by a pair of Pennsylvania State Troopers.Royce Moser and Karoline Heintz are pictured. Instagram / @roycemoser26Rachel Moser is pictured following her arrest on Thursday in Pennsylvania. WTAE-TV Pittsburgh“I’m sorry,” Rachel Moser said as reporters peppered her with questions as she was marched barefoot by a pair of Pennsylvania State Troopers. WTAE-TV Pittsburgh“Why are you sorry, Rachel?” a reporter asked — with the mom replying mournfully that it was because “my son took a life.”Heintz’s body was found in the back hatch of her Jeep Cherokee around 12:30 a.m. Thursday just outside the Pennsylvania Western University campus in California, Pa., where she had been a standout incoming freshman on the women’s soccer team.Royce had allegedly placed Heintz’s body in the back of the vehicle before racing to his mother’s home in Beallsville in a desperate search for help.Authorities said the mother and son “tried to clean clothes, tried to clean the car up, tried to get rid of any blood stains possible and then proceeded to take that vehicle with the mother tailing all the way down to California Borough.”Rachel Moser is charged with hindering apprehension, tampering with evidence, abuse of a corpse and obstruction. WTAEThey were both arrested Thursday morning, the teen allegedly confiding in his mother that he had a “demon take over” him, and was instructed to stab Heintz, CBS News Pittsburgh reported.Royce Moser was charged with homicide while Rachel Moser is facing charges for allegedly helping cover up the crime, including hindering apprehension, tampering with evidence, obstruction and related offenses.Both remain in custody.

Aug 21, 2026
Brian Hickerson's Brother Reveals Heartbreaking Final Moments with Hayden Panettiere

Brian Hickerson's Brother Reveals Heartbreaking Final Moments with Hayden Panettiere

The brother of Hayden Panettiere's on-off boyfriend Brian Hickerson has broken his silence to reveal the late actress's final moments.Brian administered Narcan to the 36-year-old after he and his brother, Zach, found her unconscious in their Airbnb in Greenville, South Carolina on Sunday, Zach has now revealed in a statement to TMZ.Zach, who said he wanted to 'clarify my involvement' in the situation, said he was calling 911 while Brian gave Panettiere the medication, which is typically administered to reverse an opioid overdose.The 38-year-old said he, Brian and the actress were planning to get lunch and go indoor golfing after he attended church.He called and texted Panettiere and his brother as he was leaving the Sunday service, but didn't hear back from them, he recalled. Zach assumed the pair were sleeping so he drove back to the rental, but he didn't have the door code to the unit so he couldn't get in.'I knocked loudly which apparently woke Brian up from a nap they were both taking on the pull out couch bed in the living room. When we went in and tried to wake Hayden up for lunch, we realized she was unconscious,' he said.'I immediately called 911 and Brian gave her Narcan. We then jointly performed CPR while 911 was on speaker until Fire and EMS arrived.''At that point we watched as they tried every measure possible to save her life,' he added.Brian Hickerson administered Narcan to Hayden Panettiere, pictured together, after he and his brother Zach found her unconscious in an Airbnb in Greenville, South CarolinaZach Hickerson, pictured, called 911 as Brian administered the drug Zach says he is 'beyond heartbroken and devastated' by Panettiere's death.He shared how over the past eight years the actress had become one of my 'dearest and closest friends,' adding that she was someone he loved and cared for deeply.He urged for an end to the 'assumptions, speculations and accusations' that are swirling around the star's death.Zach claimed the 'truth' will come out once police have completed their investigation. The Heroes star was later declared dead following the suspected overdose.Details about Panettiere's final moments come just hours after her ex-fiancé Wladimir Klitschko paid a heartbreaking tribute to the actress on what would have been her 37th birthday.Sharing a photo of the actress, the boxer, 50, wrote: 'Today is Hayden's birthday. Instead of celebrating the way we had planned, today we celebrate her life, her spirit, and the love she brought into this world.'I want to thank all of Hayden's fans, friends, and everyone who has reached out for the incredible outpouring of love and support. At a time filled with so much sadness, your kindness has reminded me that there is still so much good in humanity.Brian, pictured, and his brother jointly performed CPR on Panettiere after Narcan was administered, Zach has claimedZach says he is 'beyond heartbroken and devastated' by Panettiere's death, describing the star as one of his 'dearest and closest friends''If you're reading this, I ask just one thing: Even if only for a moment, think about LOVE. Reach out to a friend. Forgive someone. Be kind. Love is a superpower. Use it.'Happy Birthday, Hayden. You are loved, you are missed, and you will never be forgotten.' The actress had a daughter with the boxer. In 2018, when Kaya was three, she signed full custody to her ex amid her battle with postpartum depression and addiction and Wladimir moved their daughter to his native Ukraine.On Monday, Greenville County Sheriff's Office said that the post-mortem had been completed and that no signs of trauma were found on the star's body.Further investigations will now take place to establish her cause of death, with chief deputy coroner Shelton England telling the Daily Mail that it was too early to discuss the drug overdose theory.On Thursday, Brian, 37, addressed the star's death through his lawyers.'Hayden's death remains under investigation and it is important to allow that investigation to proceed,' said his attorney Sloan Ellis, from the Ellis Hinton law firm.'As has been publicly reported, police confirmed there were no signs of foul play.'Out of respect for Hayden's loved ones and the ongoing investigation, there will be no further comment at this time.'Panettiere's ex-fiancé Wladimir Klitschko, with whom she shares a daughter, on Friday paid a heartbreaking tribute to the actress. It would have been her 37th birthdayA Greenville police officer who responded to the residence Sunday afternoon was met by the brothers and then observed paramedics performing CPR on an unresponsive woman, according to a police report. 'The patient did not seem to have any obvious physical reasons to be unresponsive,' the officer noted. After attempting lifesaving measures, the emergency workers declared Panettiere dead at 2.31pm on Sunday.Narcan, a nasal spray used to rapidly reverse the effects of an opioid overdose, was found on a mattress inside the South Carolina property, it was revealed on Monday.Naloxone, the active ingredient in Narcan Nasal Spray, blocks opioids like heroin, fentanyl, morphine and prescription painkillers from binding to brain receptors.It allows the person to start breathing again within two to three minutes and stays active in the body for 30 to 90 minutes.Panettiere and Brian were said to have flown from Los Angeles to South Carolina one day before she died.Hickerson is originally from Greenville, public records show. It is unclear what the purpose of the couple's visit was.Earlier, a representative for Panettiere confirmed her death, saying her family would remember her as an 'incredible light' who brought 'immeasurable love and joy to all who knew her.'Panettiere was found 'unresponsive' at the Judson Mill Lofts in Greenville, South CarolinaA statement from her father, Skip, read: 'It is with profound sadness that we share the tragic passing of our beloved Hayden.'She was an incredible light and a force of nature who brought immeasurable love and joy to all who knew her - and to the millions who watched her onscreen.'Her father also asked that her family be given privacy as they 'take time to process this unimaginable loss'.

Aug 21, 2026
¿Por qué el 15 de septiembre no se paga triple? La verdad detrás del mito

¿Por qué el 15 de septiembre no se paga triple? La verdad detrás del mito

Cada año, la noche del 15 de septiembre se conmemora el inicio de la guerra de independencia con la ceremonia del grito, en la que desde el Palacio Nacional, la presidenta o presidente en turno recrea la arenga que el cura Miguel Hidalgo hizo en Guanajuato, para llamar a la población a tomar las armas.La importancia de esta fecha hace que algunas personas se preguntan si el 15 de septiembre es un día de descanso obligatorio y si, en consecuencia, quienes trabajan ese día recibirán un pago triple. Sin embargo, la Ley Federal del Trabajo (LFT) no considera al 15 de septiembre como día de descanso obligatorio, por lo que se paga como un día normal de trabajo.Estos son los días de descanso obligatorio, contemplados en el Artículo 74 de la LFT: El 1o. de enero. El primer lunes de febrero en conmemoración del 5 de febrero. El tercer lunes de marzo en conmemoración del 21 de marzo. El 1o. de mayo. El 16 de septiembre. El tercer lunes de noviembre en conmemoración del 20 de noviembre. El 1o. de octubre de cada seis años, cuando corresponda a la transmisión del Poder Ejecutivo Federal. El 25 de diciembre. El que determinen las leyes federales y locales electorales, en el caso de elecciones ordinarias, para efectuar la jornada electoral. ¿Cómo se debe pagar un día de descanso obligatorio?Según el artículo 75 de la LFT, cuando sea necesario laborar durante un día de descanso obligatorio, empleadores y trabajadores deberán acordar cuántas personas prestarán sus servicios durante esa jornada.Quienes trabajen ese día tienen derecho a recibir, además del salario que les corresponde por el descanso obligatorio, un pago equivalente al doble de su salario diario. En otras palabras, por trabajar un día de descanso obligatorio deberán recibir el equivalente a un salario triple. Foto: Ley Federal del Trabajo ¿Cómo se paga cuando cae en domingo?Si el día de descanso obligatorio coincide con un domingo, el trabajador también tendrá derecho a recibir la prima dominical establecida en el artículo 71 de la LFT.

Aug 21, 2026
Prince Harry and Meghan's Return to UK Sparks Royal Family Tension

Prince Harry and Meghan's Return to UK Sparks Royal Family Tension

Prince Harry and Meghan's planned move back to the United Kingdom has quickly turned a spotlight on the royal family tensions that were widely seen as playing a part in their decision to leave the U.K. six years ago.Neither Harry's father, King Charles III, nor his brother, Prince William, have commented publicly on reports that Harry, Meghan and their two children, Archie and Lilibet, are moving to the U.K. from California, where they have lived since stepping away from their senior royal roles in 2020.Harry and Meghan have also not commented publicly on their planned move, which ABC News learned Charles was informed about on Sunday -- just days before it was first reported by the The Telegraph on Wednesday.Britain's Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex (L) and Britain's Meghan, Duchess of Sussex (2nd R) follow Britain's Prince William, Duke of Cambridge (C) and Britain's Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge (R) as they depart Westminster Abbey after attending the annual Commonwealth Service in London on March 9, 2020.Phil Harris/POOL/AFP via Getty ImagesMembers of Britain's royal family -- including Charles and his wife, Queen Camilla, and William and his wife, Princess Kate -- are currently spending time together in Balmoral, their residence in Scotland, for their annual summer holiday.A source familiar with the matter explained that the king is looking forward to seeing more of the family when they are back, but the couple are not expected to return to royal duties.Harry and Meghan have made only two visits to the U.K. with their children since 2020, once in 2022 to attend the late Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee and again this past July.Charles and Camilla hosted the Sussex family during the latter trip, marking their first time seeing Meghan, Archie and Lilibet in person in four years.Neither Buckingham Palace nor a spokesperson for the Sussexes have commented on the family meeting.Harry is known to have visited with Charles in the U.K. over the years, particularly after Charles' cancer diagnosis was announced in 2024. The duke and William, Harry's only sibling, have kept their distance from each other.The last time the brothers are known to have been in each other's company was in August 2024, when they both attended the funeral of their uncle, Lord Robert Fellowes, in Norfolk, England.Shortly after leaving his senior royal role, Harry described a strained relationship with some royal family members, particularly his once-close brother, in the tell-all interview he and Meghan gave to Oprah Winfrey.(L-R) Britain's Catherine, Princess of Wales, Britain's Prince William, Prince of Wales, Britain's Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex on the long Walk at Windsor Castle on September 10, 2022.Chris Jackson/POOL/AFP via Getty ImagesDuring the interview, the couple revealed Meghan's serious mental health struggles as a royal, made an allegation of racism within the royal family, and claimed they were cut off financially and denied security protection after stepping down from their royal roles.Buckingham Palace issued a statement after the interview, saying the Sussexes "will always be much loved family members.""The whole family is saddened to learn the full extent of how challenging the last few years have been for Harry and Meghan," the statement read. "The issues raised, particularly that of race, are concerning. While some recollections may vary, they are taken very seriously and will be addressed by the family privately."The couple's 2022 Netflix docuseries, "Harry & Meghan," also put a spotlight on family tensions as they spoke candidly about their struggles in royal life and their explosive decision to leave their royal roles.In 2023, Harry's explosive memoir "Spare" -- which described family tensions, including a physical fight between Harry and William -- appeared to widen the distance between Harry and his father and brother, the heir to the British throne.Harry, who is fifth in line to the throne, told "Good Morning America" co-anchor Michael Strahan in an interview prior to the memoir's release that he did not believe the details he shared in "Spare" could make things any worse with his family."I have thought about it long and hard," Harry said. "And as far as I see it, the divide couldn't be greater before this book."Neither Kensington Palace, the office of William and Kate, nor Buckingham Palace, the office of Charles and Camilla, have commented publicly on the claims Harry made in "Spare."Some royal experts have speculated that Harry and Meghan's return to the U.K. is, in part, because of their strong desire to see their children raised in Harry's home country.The U.K. is also home to Archie and Lilibet's only cousins, William and Kate's three children: Prince George, 13, Princess Charlotte, 11, and Prince Louis, 8.The cousins -- the grandchildren of Charles and the late Princess Diana -- are not known to have seen each other since possibly 2022, when they were all in London at the same time for the late queen's Platinum Jubilee.

Aug 21, 2026
Wendy Williams' Emotional Plea: Why She Desperately Wants Out of Conservatorship

Wendy Williams' Emotional Plea: Why She Desperately Wants Out of Conservatorship

Wendy Williams is pleading for freedom in her first public sighting since February as she remains stuck in an ongoing court-ordered guardianship case.The TV personality was walking around New York City Wednesday when she was asked by a paparazzo what she had to tell fans about “what she is going through.” “I want out!” the 62-year-old said, as she entered a building with a few shopping bags in tow.Williams, who was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia in 2023, was accompanied by a male companion, whom she was seen chatting with during the outing.Wendy Williams was spotted out in NYC on Wednesday. T.JACKSON / BACKGRIDThe TV personality, who has been under a guardianship since 2022, pleaded for freedom while talking to paps. T.JACKSON / BACKGRIDThe former “Wendy Williams Show” star stepped out wearing a black T-shirt, high-rise jean shorts and black boots. She accessorized with a red handbag.Williams was placed under a conservatorship in May 2022 after Wells Fargo voiced their concerns for her in a letter to a New York Supreme Court judge, claiming that the talk show host was an “incapacitated person” and she needed a “temporary guardian” to ensure her “affairs are being properly handled.”The media personality was placed in the guardianship that same month, with Sabrina E. Morrissey, a New York-based attorney, appointed as her legal guardian.Williams was opposed to the guardianship, telling “Good Morning America” at the time, “They say that I need somebody to handle my accounts, and I don’t want that. I want all my money.”“I want out!” she declared. T.JACKSON / BACKGRIDWilliams was seen out with a friend. T.JACKSON / BACKGRID“I want to see all my money that I worked hard for my entire life. My entire life,” she added. “I don’t lie, and I don’t cheat, and I don’t steal. I am an honest, hardworking person.”At the time, Williams had also been open about her battle with Graves’ disease, which led her to take a hiatus from “The Wendy Williams Show” in 2020. The show ultimately ended in June 2022 after 13 seasons amid Williams’ health issues.According to the Cleveland Clinic, “Graves’ disease is a lifelong (chronic) autoimmune disease that causes your thyroid to make too much thyroid hormone.” Then, in 2024, Williams’ frontotemporal dementia and aphasia diagnoses were revealed after a series of tests the year prior, leading her to “lose words” and “act erratically,” per a press release.She wore a black T-shirt, high-rise jean shorts and black boots. T.JACKSON / BACKGRIDWilliams (seen above in March 2024) was placed in a conservatorship in May 2022. William C Lopez/Page SixJohns Hopkins Medicine defines frontotemporal dementia (FTD) as “a group of disorders that occur when nerve cells in the frontal and temporal lobes of the brain are lost,” leading to “problems with thinking and behavior” that ultimately “affect behavior, personality, language, and movement.”Aphasia, meanwhile, is a condition that affects communication, according to the Mayo Clinic.Following her diagnosis, she was put into a treatment center, where her family wasn’t able to reach her. Williams has continued to speak out about her ongoing conditions, including in March 2025, when she tossed a paper to paparazzi outside her NYC-based assisted living home window that read, “Help! Wendy!!”The following year, Williams (seen here in a wheelchair in NYC) was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia. Robert MillerWilliams (seen here in February 2023) has been trying to get our of her conservatorship for years. WireImageAt the time, she had also signed legal documents to end her conservatorship, but the filing was denied.The “Dancing With the Stars” alum’s ex-husband, Kevin Hunter, also intervened by filing a $250 million lawsuit attempting to end her guardianship in June 2025, claiming that the conservatorship had “become a weapon, not a shield.”In the lawsuit, Hunter, who was wed to Williams from 1999 to 2020, alleged that she was “being abused, neglected, and defrauded under the care of court-appointed guardians.”In November, sources told Page Six that Williams can’t leave the assisted living facility without her guardian’s permission, saying that Morrissey has to “sign off.”Williams has continued to speak out about her ongoing conditions, including in 2025, when she tossed a paper to paparazzi outside her NYC-based assisted living home window that read, “Help! Wendy!!” Stephen YangWilliams (seen here in March 2025) even underwent testing in November and was told she didn’t have dementia. William FarringtonMorrissey’s attorney, however, hit back at several of the claims, referring to them as “untrue, inaccurate, incomplete or misleading,” per TMZ.In a twist of events, doctors walked back on Williams’ frontotemporal dementia diagnosis in November after she underwent additional testing.As a result, the “Dancing with the Stars” alum’s attorney Joe Tacopina sought to have her out of the conservatorship by the end of 2025, but his attempt was unsuccessful. Community GuidelinesWelcome to the Page Six Community!Our community is about connecting people through open and thoughtful conversations. 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Aug 21, 2026