Mar. 16, 2025
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It’s been a busy year forEmily in Paris!
Series creator Darren Star confirmed that filming has wrapped for the second season of the Netflix show in an exclusive interview with PEOPLE at The Elizabeth Taylor Ball to End AIDS event on Friday.
“To me, it’s an incredible honor to be nominated for an Emmy with so many amazing shows out there,” he explained. “I think when you have a show people talk about, that’s all you can hope for.
Mar. 16, 2025
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Meet Darren, a fluffy couch potato no one has wanted to adopt for eight years.
Thecatis still looking for a forever home after living most of his life at theOcooch Mountain Humane Societyin Wisconsin.
“He might not be a lap cat; he might just be kind of a roommate as opposed to a true pet cat,” Arbegust said of Darren.
Darren’sadoption page describes hischaracteristics as “gentle, curious, quiet, independent, couch potato, dignified” and mentions, “he’s a big, handsome fellow who enjoys basking in the sun and the finer things in life.
Mar. 16, 2025
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For over 15 years,Darryl McDanielshas helped foster care youth reach their full potential.
TheRun-DMCrapper and his non-profit, theFelix Organization, are raising money on May 9 with their"Walk This Way" eventto help collect funds for their organization and to celebrate National Foster Care Month — and he talks to PEOPLE about the charity’s impact.
“We like to tell people that your responsibility to children, and the youth, is not just to the kids that you give birth to,” McDaniels, 56, tells PEOPLE.
Mar. 16, 2025
Darryl Worleyhas a new message for his listeners.Two decades after his biggest hit to date, “Have You Forgotten,” singer-songwriter has recorded a sequel to the track, titled “Have We Forgotten.”Penned with Wynn Varble, who co-wrote the original song with Worley, the follow-up is intended to carry a message of unity, and the writing duo changed more than just one word in the song’s title to accomplish this.“The message is that we as a people here in America need to think about what we can do to help with the problem of division,” Worley told PEOPLE.
Mar. 16, 2025
Two years after the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, country singer Darryl Worley knew people had forgotten.
His neighbors remembered two airliners were hijacked and flown into the World Trade Center’s Twin Towers, triggering their collapse. They knew a plane crashed into the Pentagon and another, likely destined for a different Washington D.C. landmark, went down in a Pennsylvania field. They knew thousands of people died — but they didn’t know how many.