Sally Field Reveals Her Worst On-Screen Kiss—and It’s a Surprise Legendary actress Sally Field, 76, recently revealed her worst on-screen kiss during an appearance on Watch What Happens Live. After some hesitation, she named her former boyfriend and Smokey and the Bandit co-star Burt Reynolds. Despite dating at the time, Field said the kissing scenes…
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Though Reynolds later expressed regret about their relationship, Field told Variety she cut ties with him for the last 30 years of his life, calling him “not good for me in any way.” Still active today, Field continues to earn praise for her work—and remains as candid and respected as ever.
Man Sees Something Tossed from a Car—What He Finds Saves a Life.Driving through a stormy mountain road with his dog Barbara, John spotted a slow-moving car ahead. As he approached, the car’s rear door opened, and something was thrown out before it sped off. Curious and concerned, John pulled over. What he thought was a…
Paramedics confirmed the boy had severe hypothermia but would survive thanks to John’s quick action. At the police station, John learned the child may have been taken from a foster facility by his mother—part of an ongoing investigation. If John hadn’t stopped, the child likely wouldn’t have survived the night. The next day, John called…
I Saw a Homeless Man Handing Out Cash to Kids—What Happened Next Changed Everything After a long night shift, I was walking home when I saw a homeless-looking man pulling wads of cash from a bag and handing them to children. Alarmed, I called the police. When officers arrived, the man quietly explained: the money…
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As he walked away, he dropped a smaller bag of money. When I tried to return it, he told me to keep it for my kids. I invited him to dinner instead. That meal became the start of a new chapter. He became like family—joining us for meals, bonding with my kids, and slowly rebuilding…
Thirteen-year-old Owen Burns from Alpena Township, Michigan, was about to play “Call of Duty: Black Ops II” when he heard his 8-year-old sister screaming outside. Looking out the window, he saw a man dragging her toward the woods. Acting quickly, Owen grabbed his \$3 slingshot and fired a marble and a rock—hitting the kidnapper between…
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“Owen saved his sister’s life or from something seriously bad,” said Lt. John Grimshaw, calling the act “extraordinary.” Police confirmed the suspect had injuries consistent with the slingshot attack. Initially, Owen’s mother couldn’t believe his story. “Stuff in the movies can and do happen in real life,” Owen told her. Owen’s heroic actions earned widespread…
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On a crisp October morning, 62-year-old Marian Caldwell faced yet another trial. A widow who had rebuilt her life after losing her husband and home, she now ran a small grocery store in an Ohio town. Her store was more than a business—it was a place of hope. But when she fell \$120 short on…
She believed kindness would prevail. That evening, as Gary prepared for a family dinner, he felt justified in his decision—until fate stepped in. Unbeknownst to him, his cold judgment would soon be challenged in a way he never expected, setting the stage for a possible change of heart and revealing the quiet strength of the…
