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close Video Fox News Flash top entertainment headlines for January 24 Fox News Flash top entertainment and celebrity headlines are here. Check out what clicked this week in entertainment. Sharyn Moffett , the former child actress from Hollywood’s golden era who appeared in 1945’s "The Body Snatcher" and 1948’s "Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House," has died. She was 85. Moffett passed away on Dec. 23 of natural causes in a hospital in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, her brother Gregory Moffett, a former child actor, told The Hollywood Reporter on Saturday. The 78-year-old, as well as his wife Sandy Moffett, didn’t immediately respond to Fox News’ request for comment. According to the outlet, Moffett appeared in 12 features during her career from 1944 to 1951 between the ages of eight and 15. She famously worked alongside horror giants Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi in "The Body Snatcher," as well as Cary Grant and Myrna Loy in "Mr. Blandings Build … [Read more...] about Sharyn Moffett, ‘40s child actress in ‘The Body Snatcher,’ dead at 85: report

J&K Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Monday announced 15% reservation for women in non-gazetted posts in the J&K police on the occasion of National Girl Child Day. “On the National Girl Child Day, approved 15% reservation for women in non-gazetted posts of the J&K police. This is just the beginning. We are determined and committed to increase it further in the future,” L-G Sinha tweeted. He said for women and girls to be agents of change, the J&K government is committed to ensure ‘Nari Shaktis’ social and economic empowerment while redressing long-standing inequalities to build a more just and resilient society. … [Read more...] about 15 per cent reservation for women in J&K police: L-G Sinha

The actor most people will recognise as young Jonah Hill in 2007 movie Superbad has revealed exactly how much he still gets for his feature, 15 years on. Casey Margolis played a young Seth in the film's iconic scene that depicted his obsession with drawing genitalia as a child. "I'm the kid that drew the dicks in the movie Superbad ," simply put Margolis in a video with over six million views in six days. " This is how much I made 15 years later from the movie ," he continued, showing himself opening up one of the residual checks in the mail, but not mentioning exactly how often they come. After tax, Margolis received $255.93 in residuals for his part in Superbad this time around. "The actual gross was actually $400.62, God bless tax," he joked. According to the actor, the biggest residual check he got for Superbad was $10,033.34, followed by $4,241.80 and $5,760.89. "This is the largest residual check I ever had," he noted. "Overall. The film paid me, probably … [Read more...] about “Superbad” actor reveals how much money he gets from the movie, 15 years on

People attending the Republic Day parade must be fully vaccinated against Covid and children below 15 years of age will not be allowed to attend the function, a set of guidelines issued by the Delhi Police stated. Police also said that people will have to adhere to all Covid-protocols, such as wearing face masks and maintaining social distancing, at the programme on Rajpath on January 26. “It is necessary to have both doses of anti-coronavirus vaccine. Visitors are requested to bring their vaccination certificate," the Delhi Police tweeted. It said that children below 15 years of age are not allowed in the function. The national Covid vaccination programme, which initially started with health care and frontline workers on January 16 last year, was gradually extended for all those above 18 years of age. From this month, children in the age group of 15-18 years started getting vaccinated, and healthcare and frontline workers and those aged 60 and above with comorbidities are being … [Read more...] about Unvaccinated & Kids Below 15 Not Allowed, Limited Parking Available: Read Guidelines for R-Day Parade

close Video 1 NYPD officer killed, another critically injured in ambush amid crime surge Former NYPD detective Dr. Oscar Odom joined 'Fox & Friends First' to discuss the tragedy that unfolded over the weekend. Detectives from the New York Police Department found a loaded AR-15 assault weapon under the mattress of 47-year-old Lashawn McNeil on Saturday, the day after he allegedly shot and killed Officer Jason Rivera and critically wounded Officer Wilbert Mora. McNeil is accused of using a .45-caliber stolen Glock to ambush the officers on Friday evening in a Harlem apartment that belonged to his mother, who originally called 911. A third officer, Sumit Sulan, shot McNeil in the head and arm. The suspect has since died from those injuries, the NYPD confirmed to Fox News. Detectives found the loaded AR-15 under McNeil's mattress on Saturday as they conducted a search warrant, according to the NYPD. The NYPD found this … [Read more...] about NYPD detectives find loaded AR-15 under mattress of suspect who allegedly killed one officer, wounded another

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — On a busy holiday afternoon at the Capitol Market, Kanawha County native Kevin Struthers was trying not to sound too excited about his job, but sometimes it’s near impossible for him not to gush. “I’m the Kennedy Center’s Director of Programming Jazz, Chamber and Classical New Music,” he said, laughed and added, “It’s kind of an unwieldy title.” The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts is the United States National Cultural Center. Located in the nation’s capital, it’s a sprawling building that houses theaters and concert halls that have hosted some of the most respected and revered artists in the world. The 55-year-old oversees a chunk of what is seen and heard on those stages and is responsible for the artistic programming and day-to-day direction of jazz, chamber, and classical music programming at the Kennedy Center. Struthers has been around the famous and notable for decades. He’s been there backstage, but also listened to … [Read more...] about West Virginia native works with legends at Kennedy Center

Lesson Overview Featured Article: “ Inflation Has Arrived. Here’s What You Need to Know. ” by Jeanna Smialek Have you noticed any prices going up? Say for food, gas or rent? Or for things like bikes or burritos? The Times reported on Jan. 12 that inflation , as tracked by the Consumer Price Index, is rising at its highest rate since 1982. But what exactly is inflation, what is causing prices to go up and why are many economists worried about its continued rise? In this lesson, you will learn about inflation and what the current rise in prices means for you, your family and your community. In a Going Further activity, you will act as an economic adviser to President Biden and make a recommendation for how to best tackle the problem. Warm-Up What do you know about inflation? What do you want to know? Have you and your family talked about rising prices? Has the higher cost of things affected what you buy and whether you save money? Part 1. Watch a video … [Read more...] about Lesson of the Day: ‘Inflation Has Arrived. Here’s What You Need to Know.’

U.S. economic growth declined by far more than expected in December, according to an index published Monday by the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. The Chicago Fed National Activity Index plunged to a reading of negative 0.15 in December from 0.44 in November and 0.75 in October. Economists had forecast the December reading to fall to a positive 0.25, according to Econoday. The index is compiled each month by the Chicago Fed using 85 indicators of national economic activity. It is constructed to have an average value of zero. A positive index reading indicates growth above trend and a negative reading indicates growth below trend. A fall in the indicators linked to production led the plunge in the headline index. In November, this contributed a positive 0.25 points to the index. In December, it subtracted 0.13 from the reading. Both manufacturing production and capacity utilization declined as rising Covid-19 infections and quarantining forced workers to stay home and … [Read more...] about Chicago Fed Economic Activity Index Unexpectedly Plunges as Production and Consumption Weaken

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 83 percent of U.S. adults over 65 did not meet the minimum standards of physical activity to stay healthy and decrease the risk of premature death from chronic disease. In response, the Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion has set a goal of decreasing this to 70 percent of adults over the next 20 years, but that still leaves almost 40 million older Americans at risk. Given the potential for devastating health and financial ramifications from physical inactivity — one estimate published in The Lancet put the cost at $24 billion annually — it’s time for federal, state and local governments to increase opportunities and access to physical activity for all adults. That could result in billions of dollars in cost savings and, more importantly, healthier lives. In October, after four years of work by a multidisciplinary coalition of researchers engaged with 85 United Nations member states, the World … [Read more...] about Let’s commit infrastructure funding to help older Americans lead healthier lives

Most New York City construction projects will have to use power sources other than gas or oil in a few years after the City Council passed new legislation Wednesday restricting the use of natural gas, pending Mayor Bill de Blasio 's expected signature, CNBC reported . Once signed, the measure will enact for the country's most populous city a climate-change policy that is both encouraged and decried across the U.S. The legislation will require most construction projects submitted for approval after 2027 to forgo natural gas in favor of electricity or other more climate-friendly sources for heating, hot water and cooking. Some smaller buildings may be subject to the restriction as early as 2024. Hospitals, commercial kitchens and some other types of facilities will not be required to follow the rule. The heating, cooling and powering of buildings in the sizable city accounts for almost 70 percent of carbon dioxide and other heat-trapping gas emissions. A transition from … [Read more...] about NYC to prohibit new buildings from using natural gas in fight against climate change