Candace Cameron Bure deleted a swimsuit photo after receiving negative comments about her body, part of a wave of recent entertainment news that has ranged from social media backlash to career revivals and on-set anecdotes.
The former television star and author removed the image from her account following online criticism, according to reporting compiled in a Fox News entertainment newsletter. The incident highlights ongoing conversations about body-shaming and the pressures public figures face on social media.
Also featured in the roundup was an anecdote from actor Ryan Reynolds, who recalled a past incident in which he angered Denzel Washington while the two were filming a movie together. Reynolds described the episode as an on-set disturbance that provoked a strong reaction from Washington; further details about the production or the exact circumstances were not included in the newsletter.
In other developments, the United States Military Academy alumni association at West Point canceled an awards ceremony that had been planned for actor Tom Hanks, the organization confirmed. The association did not elaborate on the reasons for the cancellation in the report.
Former teen idol Shaun Cassidy announced his first major tour in 45 years and said he had to relearn many of his own hits for the performances. Cassidy, who gained fame in the 1970s, is resuming live touring after a long hiatus and has been preparing by revisiting his catalog.
Other short items included in the entertainment roundup covered a range of personal and professional updates. Actor Steve Buscemi admitted that people commonly mispronounce his name — a habit he said even he had picked up. Kristin Cabot, identified as a former executive at Astronomer, filed for divorce after a viral kiss-cam incident that involved her and a married superior, according to the report.
Goldie Hawn posted a swimsuit photo with her son, Oliver Hudson, in celebration of his birthday. The image and accompanying public remarks were part of a larger pattern of celebrities using social media for personal milestones.
Supertramp co-founder Rick Davies died at 81, the newsletter noted, marking the loss of a founding member of the British rock band. The report did not include details on the circumstances surrounding his death.
Actress Sydney Sweeney described how she gained weight for a role as a boxer, saying her diet during the transformation included "a lot of Chick-fil-A" and milkshakes. The comments contributed to broader conversations about the physical demands performers undertake for dramatic roles.
Musician Ed Sheeran said he plans to move to the United States as he explores a transition toward the Nashville country music scene. Sheeran’s stated intentions reflect an ongoing blending of pop and country influences among contemporary artists.
The collection of short items underscores several recurring themes in entertainment coverage: the scrutiny and vitriol performers can face online, the physical and artistic demands of certain roles, and the enduring appeal of legacy acts returning to the stage. The items were assembled from a Fox News entertainment newsletter and reflect a snapshot of recent developments affecting actors, musicians and industry figures.