Brian Hernandez
Staff Editor at People Magazine
🏃🏾✍🏾 Runner & Writer Published in @PEOPLE @Forbes @Billboard @MTV @Bustle @MensHealthMag // “Taylor Swift Half Marathon Guy” // All opinions are my own!
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people.com | Brian Hernandez |Abby Stern
Meghann Fahy on April 8, 2025; Fahy as Daphne in ‘The White Lotus’ season 2. Photo: JC Olivera/FilmMagic; HBO A fan favorite from The White Lotus franchise is ready to check back into another one of show creator Mike White’s fictional luxury resorts. Meghann Fahy, who played stay-at-home mom Daphne Sullivan in season 2 of HBO’s popular anthology series, spoke exclusively to PEOPLE about her desire to bring back her character in a future season.
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people.com | Brian Hernandez |Scott Huver
Michelle Williams on April 2, 2025; Williams as Molly in a ‘Dying for Sex’ scene. Photo: Dia Dipasupil/Getty; Sarah Shatz/FX Michelle Williams is fine with her four children someday watching her new FX on Hulu series Dying for Sex — which has a TV-MA rating and is intended for “mature audiences only” — whenever they’re ready.
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Jack Black and Tanner Smith on ‘The Kelly Clarkson Show’ on April 3, 2025. Photo: Weiss Eubanks/NBCUniversal via Getty Jack Black kept his promise to Tanner Smith from Love on the Spectrum! After sending Tanner, who is big fan of Black’s 2008 animated film Kung Fu Panda, a video message to tell him to “keep up the great work” and to promise that they’d meet in person “someday soon,” the 55-year-old actor surprised Tanner on the April 3 episode of The Kelly Clarkson Show.
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Sally Skellington. Photo: Austin Pets Alive The cat’s out of the bag: Sally Skellington is ready for adoption! After a health scare, during which Sally suddenly stopped walking and was rushed to an emergency clinic to pinpoint the cause of the paralysis, the 10-month-old cat has regained some strength and started taking steps.
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Montgomery Township’s new traffic pattern design. Photo: Montgomery Township, PA/Facebook Residents in a small Pennsylvania community aren’t seeing straight … lines. Montgomery Township officials announced on March 28 that it had added squiggly lines to a problematic road to prevent drivers from speeding. “New lines were painted on Grays Lane with signage and the installation of chicanes (delineators) to follow,” the Montgomery Township Facebook page shared.
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