Actor John Leguizamo reflects on his first Emmy win in 1999, and his latest nomination 20 years later. (Sept. 12)
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Today in History for September 13th
Highlights of this day in history: Israel and the Palestinians sign a major accord; President George W. Bush takes responsibility for the federal response to Hurricane Katrina; Attica prison uprising ends; Rapper Tupac Shakur dies. (Sept. 13)
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In Ohio, cost of opioid crisis isn’t just fiscal
Public officials in Ohio say no amount of money will restore the cities that have been upended by the opioid crisis. Local police and fire chiefs say it’s taken an immeasurable toll on the wellbeing of first responders on the front lines. (Sept. 12)
Actor Banderas says heart attack informed award-winning performance
Antonio Banderas says emotional state after suffering a heart attack provided motivation for his Cannes-award winning performance in the Spanish drama ‘Pain and Glory.’ (Sept. 11)
Runway meets Broadway at The Blonds x Moulin Rouge
Paris Hilton, Billy Porter, Jordan Roth and more help The Blonds bring NYFW to Broadway with special performances by the Moulin Rouge musical cast. (Sept. 11)
Mets’ Syndergaard denies anger over catchers
Mets starter Noah Syndergaard says it is “completely false” that he’s “livid” with New York about catcher Wilson Ramos’ defense. (Sept. 10)
Michigan State’s Dantonio one win away from record
Michigan State football coach Mark Dantonio reflects on those who have put him in a position to become the school’s all-time winningest coach. (Sept. 10)
Hong Kong soccer fans stage protest against China
Thousands of Hong Kong football fans booed loudly and turned their backs when the Chinese national anthem was played before a World Cup qualifier match against Iran on Tuesday, taking the city’s months of protests into the sports realm. (Sept. 10)
Border Patrol building 30-foot wall in Arizona
The US Border Patrol has begun construction of five miles of a 30-foot border wall along the Colorado River near Yuma, Arizona. The wall is replacing an older barrier that was designed to stop vehciles from crossing, but allowed people to pass. (Sept. …
More cases of vape-related lung issues in Texas
Houston health officials say three teens have been hospitalized with serious lung illnesses after e-cigarette use and vaping. Officials in Dallas County reported additional cases of severe lung disease related to e-cigarettes. (Sept. 10)
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