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summitdaily.com | John Russell
Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers successfully removed a cow and two calf moose from River Creek Park on Wednesday and relocated them outside of Steamboat Springs city limits for the safety and well-being of the moose and the public. “We did safely relocate them to an area outside of town limits that is going to be a much better place for them to be,” said Rachael Gonzales, public information officer for Parks and Wildlife.
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summitdaily.com | John Russell
A woman has been flown to the Front Range after being attacked by a moose at River Creek Park in Steamboat Springs on Sunday evening. “We did respond to a report of a woman that was attacked by a moose at River Creek Park,” said Rachael Gonzales, public information officer for the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Northwest Region.
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people.com | John Russell |Benjamin VanHoose
Richard E. Grant in 'Spice World' in 1997. Credit : Columbia Pictures/Everett Collection NEED TO KNOWRichard E. Grant was among the stars of 1997's Spice World, and decades later, he still has his mementos from the filmThe actor told PEOPLE that he got to keep all of his costumes from the fan-favorite, which starred the Spice GirlsHe recently pulled a look from the archives for his daughter's birthday party Richard E.
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people.com | John Russell |Dave Quinn
Carlos Valdes in 'The Flash' in the 2010s and in 2023. Credit : Katie Yu/The CW; Ben Hider/PictureGroup for Hulu/Shutterstock NEED TO KNOWCarlos Valdes is looking back on his time in the ArrowverseThe actor, currently starring in Hadestown on Brodway, says he holds "nostalgia" for his time on Arrow and The FlashHowever, he's torn on whether he'd ever want to revisit his character Carlos Valdes is having a Flash-back.
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3 weeks ago | 
people.com | John Russell
The cast of 'The Beverly Hillbillies' in 1966. Credit : CBS via Getty Come listen to a story 'bout a man named Bud, a Hollywood star whose show was not a dud... Buddy Ebsen, that is, star — along with Irene Ryan, Donna Douglas, Max Baer Jr., and co. — of The Beverly Hillbillies.
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1 month ago | 
people.com | John Russell
Larry Mathews on The Dick Van Dyke Show (left); Larry Mathews in 2016. Photo: Silver Screen Collection/Getty; Tara Ziemba/Getty Dick Van Dyke Show actor Larry Mathews says he and the rest of the iconic sitcom’s cast learned of President John F. Kennedy’s assassination while rehearsing an episode. Mathews played Ritchie Petrie, the son of Rob (Dick Van Dyke) and Laura Petrie (Mary Tyler Moore), in the series.
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people.com | John Russell
The cast of 'The Munsters': Beverley Owen, Al Lewis, Yvonne De Carlo, Fred Gwynne and Butch Patrick in 1964. Photo: CBS via Getty The Munsters may have lasted only two seasons, but it still managed to become a 1960s TV classic. Premiering in on CBS in 1964, the show was a campy mashup of classic Universal Pictures monsters with wholesome family-focused sitcoms. It centered on a family of ghouls and their normie niece living in an average American suburb.
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1 month ago | 
people.com | John Russell
How I Met Your Mother co-creator Craig Thomas and star Josh Radnor are experiencing all the feels rewatching Barney Stinson’s early days. On the latest episode of their How We Made Your Mother podcast, the hosts took a look back at the third episode of the beloved sitcom’s very first season in 2005, which found Neil Patrick Harris’ Barney dragging Radnor’s Ted to the airport to try to pick up women.
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1 month ago | 
people.com | John Russell
Charlotte and Anthony’s enduring friendship on Sex and the City nearly hit a major snag, according to Mario Cantone. On the Thursday, April 10, episode of Kristin Davis’ Are You a Charlotte? podcast, Cantone reminded his And Just Like That... costar of a scene they filmed for his very first episode of Sex and the City that was ultimately cut. Cantone’s Anthony Marentino was introduced in the hit HBO comedy’s third season as Davis’ character’s wedding planner.
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1 month ago | 
people.com | John Russell |Nicole Pomarico
Photo: Mark Seliger/NBC/Getty More than a decade after the series finale of Smash aired in 2013, the cast has gone on to work on a number of different projects from the stage to the screen. Smash may have only aired for two seasons, but there’s no question that in the years since it wrapped, it’s gone on to become a cult favorite.
