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Bryce Dallas Howard recounts getting saved by ‘Spider Man’
Bryce Dallas Howard has opened up about performing stunts in Spider-Man 3 at L.A. Comic Con.
Speaking with PEOPLE Magazine, Howard recounted working closely with stunt coordinators to safely perform her sequences.
“Got a lot of great training and I was very enthusiastic, and I still feel some of those stunts from time to time of getting caught by Spider-Man,” she said, demonstrating the movement on her left shoulder.
In addition to this, she revealed that the stunt left a lasting impression.
“I remember I went to my osteopath afterwards and he was like, ‘Were you dragged by a truck?’ I was like, ‘No. I was rescued by Spider-Man, of course,’” she joked.
Despite her active approach, Howard emphasized her caution by saying, “I’m a safety fanatic… thankfully I don’t have a ton of aches and pains from stunts. But for sure, there’s some things.”
Prince Harry is reportedly feeling ‘trapped’ between Meghan Markle and royal reconciliation.
As per a report by Radaronline.com, the Duke of Sussex is said to have admitted that it feels “impossible” for him to keep his wife, Meghan, “happy” while he tries to maintain ties with the royal family.
“The royal family values Harry’s attempts to mend fences, and Charles in particular is glad to see the effort, a source told the outlet.
The insider went on to say, “Still, Harry is handling the discussions by himself, while Meghan keeps her distance. He’s admitted to friends that it feels like an impossible balance – he can’t satisfy Meghan while also persuading his family she truly wants reconciliation.”
“To him, it feels like a lose-lose situation, the tattler added.
Another source noted, “Harry has expressed genuine regret over some of the remarks he made in interviews and in Spare. His team has passed that along, and Charles has been open to it.
“Meghan, however, hasn’t followed suit. She remains convinced they were mistreated and isn’t willing to compromise. There’s concern within the palace that Harry may be committing to more than he’s actually able to deliver.”
Despite a broken jaw, 32 Chunk has eaten his way to the top of the Fat Bear Week 2025 bracket.
Chunk was finally named the winner of Fat Bear Week after being awarded as the runner-up for the past two years in the contest between select bears at Katmai National Park and Preserve in Alaska. The 2025 champion received 96,350 votes, 32,625 more than the runner-up, 856, park officials and Explore.org announced Tuesday.
“For the first time ever, 32 ‘Chunk’ takes home the gold- or should we say red (because of all the salmon he ate),” Katmai National Park & Preserve said on social media.
Fat Bear Week is held every year to celebrate the bears of Brooks River as they finish their bulk before they go into hibernation for the winter. As one of the largest bears that resides along the river, Chunk was estimated to be more than 1,200 pounds, according to park officials.
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He has used his size and confidence to his advantage. But when he returned to the river in June with a broken jaw — possibly from a fight with another male bear during mating season — park rangers said they were concerned whether he could maintain his dominance.
However, Chunk quickly adapted and learned how to eat salmon without the full use of his mandible, park officials said.
“Chunk used his determination and adaptability to persevere through injury,” the park said in his profile. “He will need that ability indefinitely. His broken jaw is a permanent disability that will never return to normal.”
This year’s king of the fat bears has not only won the hearts of voters, but also the likelihood of surviving another winter season.
Sarah Jessica Parker opened up about how her mother implanted love for reading in her heart.
In a recent chat at 92NY event with author Victoria Redel and editor Adam Moss at Kaye Playhouse in New York City, the 60-year-old actress shared how she adopted a love for books from her mom, Barbra Forste.
The And Just Like That… actress revealed that her mom was a passionate reader and used to pull out books at signals and stops.
“She read everything, from the time she was a little girl,” Parker recalled. “She went to a very good high school in Cincinnati, Ohio, and she somehow talked the librarians in her public school library, as well as our community library, into holding onto The New Yorker and The Sunday Times for her.”
Parker further looked back on her childhood and shared that she never owned a children’s book but rather used to source from a local library.
“We were at our local public library all the time. That’s our only way of having books. We didn’t buy books, we didn’t own books that were for our age. My parents owned books … We read just every great classic children’s book,” Parker shared.
The Hocus Pocus star’s love for reading led her to own publishing imprint, SJP Lit, launched in 2022.
“We try to find books that we’re really excited about, that really wow us immediately,” Parker added. “We hope we get the chance to publish them and either introduce a writer to readers or introduce a writer who’s debuting as a writer … every time a writer says yes, it’s a very big deal to us.”
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