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Alan Alda, 90, revealed that his first sign of Parkinson’s disease was acting out dreams, a condition known as REM Sleep Behavior Disorder. He described throwing a pillow at his wife, Arlene, while dreaming of an attack, years before his 2015 diagnosis. Alda emphasizes using humor and acceptance to manage the condition, noting he has no tremors or voice issues.
Actor Alan Alda, 90, disclosed that his initial Parkinson's symptom was REM Sleep Behavior Disorder, causing him to physically act out dreams. He described throwing a pillow at his wife, Arlene, while dreaming of an attack. This occurred when he was 79, years before his 2015 diagnosis. Alda emphasizes humor and connection in managing the condition, noting he has no current tremors or voice issues.
Anne Hathaway told CBS Mornings she has learned to 'chill out' in her career after a year featuring five film releases. She credited Rihanna for inspiring her maternity fashion choices and confirmed she is weeks away from welcoming her third child with husband Adam Shulman. Her latest film, 'Verity,' premieres this week.
Anne Hathaway discussed her evolving career mindset and pregnancy experiences during an interview with CBS Mornings. She credited Rihanna for inspiring her maternity fashion choices and expressed gratitude for learning to 'chill out' after a year featuring five major film releases. Hathaway is currently weeks away from welcoming her third child with husband Adam Shulman.
Stella Parton, Dolly Parton’s sister, shared new details about Dolly’s long marriage to Carl Dean, describing him as adoring, fascinated by her, quiet and proud; the couple eloped in 1966 and remained together until Carl’s death in 2025, with Dolly dying in 2026. The sister’s CBS Mornings interview paints a deeply loyal, private romance, and Dolly was laid to rest next to Carl.
Stella Parton told CBS Mornings that she never saw Dolly Parton without makeup, noting Dolly would sleep in her signature glam. The sisters kept in touch weekly with coffee chats, and Stella praised Dolly’s optimism, generosity and talent as they reflected on her legacy after Dolly’s death in August at age 80.
Stella Parton told Gayle King on CBS Mornings that Dolly Parton’s cancer type has never been disclosed and was kept private, noting it was Dolly’s business and not for the family to discuss. Dolly died at 80 after a brief battle with cancer, and her funeral was private. Stella also highlighted Dolly’s wishes for prayer and a small, intimate service in line with her privacy; the interview touched on Dolly’s health issues Dolly had previously referenced.
Stella Parton told Gayle King on CBS Mornings that Dolly Parton’s cancer diagnosis and its specifics were kept private by Dolly and her family out of respect, with the decision not to disclose details, and notes that Dolly requested a small, private funeral after dying at 80 following a brief cancer battle.
Stella Parton told CBS Mornings that Dolly Parton kept her cancer battle private from fans and many relatives to avoid sadness, saying she didn’t want her legacy tainted by negativity; Parton died on Aug. 25 after a brief cancer battle, following prior health challenges and concert cancellations.
Dolly Parton reportedly kept her brief cancer battle private from many relatives, with sister Stella Parton telling CBS Mornings that Dolly didn’t want fans or family to worry; some close relatives knew, but not “a lot” of the family. Parton, who died at 80, had previously canceled appearances amid health issues, and her burial in Nashville followed a quiet, August service. Her reps had described the cancer as a brief illness she faced bravely, and Stella noted that Dolly would have wanted to spread love rather than sadness at the end.
Norah O'Donnell is returning to CBS Mornings as a co-host alongside Gayle King and Nate Burleson under Editor-in-Chief Bari Weiss, amid mixed viewer reactions. She responded to critics on social media with lines like 'This makes no sense. Watch our show' and 'You are obviously not watching the shows,' signaling support for Weiss while CBS News staff defenses and changes continue.
Norah O’Donnell is returning to CBS Mornings to co-anchor with Gayle King and Nate Burleson after leading CBS Evening News, and she urged liberal critics of Bari Weiss to tune in as Weiss leads a major CBS News overhaul that includes firings at 60 Minutes; the piece notes Weiss’s aim to appeal to the political center, ties the shakeup to Paramount boss David Ellison and a broader strategy amid a potential Warner Bros. Discovery merger delayed by an antitrust suit, and highlights O’Donnell’s Instagram responses encouraging viewers to give the show a chance.
CBS News anchor Norah O'Donnell is returning to CBS Mornings as a co-host with Gayle King, and quickly waded into controversy by defending both herself and Bari Weiss amid backlash over the network’s MAGA-leaning leadership. The piece notes fans' criticism of the CBS shift following Skydance’s takeover and discusses the tense dynamic between O'Donnell and Weiss, with commenters weighing in on whether CBS’s political tilt fits their viewing preferences.
Norah O'Donnell is returning to CBS Mornings as a co-host alongside Gayle King and Nate Burleson, while remaining a full-time 60 Minutes correspondent. The move kicks off CBS News' planned revamp of the morning show, aiming for a faster pace, more live interviews, and a discussion-oriented format to boost ratings against NBC's Today and ABC's Good Morning America.
Norah O'Donnell is returning to CBS Mornings as a co-host with Gayle King and Nate Burleson, a homecoming that accompanies CBS News' broader reshuffle, including Tony Dokoupil moving to the Evening News and O'Donnell expanding her role at 60 Minutes.