Cox and Wallace discuss their Prime Video comedy about a father who reunites with his trans daughter after being estranged ...

The actors spoke about their new Prime Video comedy series that features Cox as a transgender woman returning home to Alabama ...

EastEnders icon Jessie Wallace, famed for her portrayal of Kat Slater, has called for her on-screen daughter Zoe Slater (played by Michelle Ryan) to make a comeback. Long-term viewers will recall ...

Preschoolers will enjoy lovable-looking Wallace and Gromit but may find certain scenes too scary. Grammar school kids will be riveted by the special effects and will replay their favorite… Parents ...

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Emma Worley was driving home to Cherokee County from Savannah when she got stuck in the paralyzed traffic, just north of the Georgia Highway 42 exit, Tuesday night. By 11 a.m. Wednesday ...

Kyla Barton, 14, was flown in summer 2024 to Chicago for physical therapy after becoming paralyzed below the waist following spinal surgery at Mayo Clinic in Rochester. The family accused Mayo in ...

Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace looked incredible as she bared all in a naked photoshoot on Tuesday - after recalling her terrifying experience of 'almost dying' after buying counterfeit Ozempic injections.

Scientists in the US have developed a neural interface that enables an individual with paralysis to control a virtual quadcopter by decoding brain activity into distinct finger movements. Research ...

Innovative technology linked with the brain is already helping restore the quality of life for many disabled individuals, such as one paralyzed patient who piloted a virtual drone by simply thinking.

Gregg Wallace has shared a career update revealing he is now selling frozen ready meals for £8 after his exit from MasterChef. The former BBC presenter, 60, stepped back from the programme ...

Neurosurgeons from Stanford and Brown University implanted microelectrodes in the brain of a paralyzed research participant, connecting him to a computer to enable electrical signal transmission.