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Longtime Mexican comedian and actor Eduardo Manzano died on Thursday, according to his son Lalo.

Lalo revealed the news about his father on Instagram on Friday, and he wrote, translated from Spanish, that "the curtain has fallen on the stage of life."

The comedian's son added the world would be giving his father "a standing ovation one last time."

John Slattery had some interesting times on the set of "Mad Men" ... and he addressed a viral mess-up involving one of his now-iconic scenes during his appearance on Friday's episode of "The View."

FYI ... the actor portrayed Roger Sterling on the hit AMC series, which was rendered in 4K and uploaded to HBO Max's library on Monday, and he was nominated for four Primetime Emmy Awards for his work on the show.

The thing is, fans noticed a bit of a mess-up in the season one episode "Red in the Face," in which Sterling vomits after overindulging in oysters and vodka -- which would do any of us in  -- and the effects team manning the puke machine was accidentally left in the shot.

Slattery acknowledged the mistake while speaking to "The View's" hosts, and said the gaffe was left in because the rendering team "didn’t check the fix before they put it on" HBO Max, according to TV Insider.

He then stated the mistake wasn't really "a great look" -- not that puking at work is ever a good look.

The thing is, the gaffe's not gonna be there forever, because Lionsgate confirmed it'd be delivering a corrected version of the episode to HBO Max, reports Variety.

President Donald Trump announced his approval of "tiny cars" to be built in the United States on Truth Social on Friday.

POTUS described the vehicles as the "cars of the very near future" and wrote car manufacturers had been trying to gain approval to start producing the cars for an extended period of time.

47 added the vehicles were "amazing" and called for manufacturers to begin building the cars "now."

Rachel Zoe's personal life just might end up being a favored topic for fans of "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" ... because she revealed her children knew about her estranged husband's girlfriend on her very first appearance on the show.

FYI ... the designer's been married to Rodger Berman ever since 1998, and they share a pair of sons, Skyler and Kaius. However, Zoe and Rodger decided to go their separate ways last September -- and he's since started dating stylist Bree Jacoby.

Zoe dished about the relationship during 'RHOBH's season 15 premiere, which aired on Thursday, and she said her kids had likely known about their dad moving on from his marriage for 10 months.

A producer then chimed in and said Rodger, whom Zoe met while attending George Washington University in 1991, probably started dating Bree not long after his split, and Zoe responded by telling them to "do the math."

She added her boys' relationship with their dad had been "tricky" ever since he split with their mom, and said they often questioned why their father "acts the way he does."

Zoe also touched on where she currently stood with Rodger, and said, while she was trying to view him as a "friend," she wasn't there quite yet.

Relationships can be tricky to figure out for lots of folks ... but not Madi Prewett -- she's fine with being the "submissive" one in her marriage!

The "Bachelor" alum and her husband, Grant Troutt, spoke about the finer points of their marriage in a recent episode of her "Stay True Podcast" ... she said she'd "learned a lot" about the relationship after taking a backseat to her spouse.

Madi admitted the experience was difficult at first, but she got over it and accepted the place she'd carved out in her relationship.

She said submission is "her favorite thing" and she loves to talk about it.

Madi's talked about submission before on her podcast in June 2024 ... when she said she was "called to submit" to her husband, who she described as -- other than God -- her priority.

She nearly ended up with the star of "The Bachelor" Season 24, Peter Weber ... no telling how that would have worked out!

"KPop Demon Hunters" took the United States by storm when it dropped on Netflix back in June ... and it turns out it also made a dent online, because it was Google's second-highest trending search in the U.S. in 2025, according to the search engine's Year in Search.

And just in case you wanted a look at all the hype around the hit animated flick, we put together a gallery featuring its stars ... and its biggest fans!

The most-searched topic on Google in 2025 ended up being Charlie Kirk, who was shot and killed while speaking at Utah Valley University in September -- here's a gallery of some of the conservative commentator's most iconic moments.

Coming in at third place were Labubus -- adorable monster dolls that became must-have accessories for celebs all over the world -- and we put together a gallery featuring some of the plush toys' biggest fans just for you!

Jackie Vernon, the voice of "Frosty the Snowman," really must have been a jolly, happy soul prior to his marriage to Hazel Sawyer -- because he started several families and didn't let her know about any of them!

The revelation about the late comedian's personal life was made by his son David on a recent episode of the “Nostalgia Tonight with Joe Sibilia” radio show. David said his father married multiple times and started “at least three” families before marrying Hazel.

David learned about his father's personal life when a woman and her son showed up at his family's doorstep prior to his father's death in 1987. He said she asked to speak with his father -- he wasn't home, so she ended up having a tense conversation with Hazel.

David's mother later told him she'd learned about his father's previous families -- he had "moved on" from them -- and she wasn't sure if Jackie had ever divorced any of his past wives.

Jackie had several sons throughout his past marriages, and he named all of them Ralph -- after his birth name, Ralph Verrone.

Secret families weren't Vernon's only problems, though -- his son said his father had battled depression and addiction to various substances, including Quaaludes and Valium.

Liam Gleason, the head coach of the Siena College men's lacrosse team, has died.

The Upstate New York college said in an official statement Gleason died Wednesday after suffering injuries in an accident at his home Sunday. Gleason had just celebrated his birthday last Friday.

Siena University -- the college became a university this summer -- President Chuck Seifert said the late coach was "universally loved and admired" by the college community, and said the pain the community feels "defies understanding."

Gleason attended the University at Albany, where he spent time on the lacrosse team. He began his coaching career at Siena, where he worked as the lacrosse team's defensive coordinator from 2008 to 2010.

He later returned to his alma mater and served as Albany's associate head coach from 2012 until 2018, helping lead the team to six NCAA Tournament appearances.

Gleason was hired as Siena's head coach in 2018, and the Saints went on to win the 2025 MAAC Championships.

Gleason is survived by his wife Jaclyn, daughter Kennedy, and sons Penn and Tate.

He was just 41 years old.

Steve Cropper, a guitarist whose work was featured on some of the biggest hits of the soul era, has died.

Soulsville Foundation President and CEO Pat Mitchell Worley said Cropper's family told her the musician died in Nashville, Tennessee, on Wednesday, reports the Associated Press. Although a cause of death wasn't released, an associate of Cropper's said the guitarist had recently spent time rehabilitation facility after a fall.

Cropper started playing guitar in his early years, and he later formed a group called The Mar-Keys, which became Stax Records' house band. Several members of The Mar-Keys, including Cropper, eventually joined Booker T. and the M.G.'s, whose best-known song, "Green Onions," became a hit in 1962.

Cropper went on to provide backing instrumentation for artists like Wilson Pickett and Otis Redding, and he co-wrote Redding's hit track "(Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay."

The guitarist later joined The Blues Brothers revue band, appearing in the 1980 movie and its 1998 sequel "Blues Brothers 2000."

Cropper was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, along with the rest of Booker T. and the M.G.'s, in 1992, and he received a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2007.

He was nominated for several Grammy Awards over the course of his life, winning two for Best Rhythm and Blues Song and Best Pop Instrumental Performance in 1969 and 1995, respectively.

Cropper was 84 years old.

A former Sacramento County Sheriff's deputy fired for drug use was killed at the end of a freeway police chase Tuesday after allegedly stabbing his 11-year-old son at home that morning.

According to the Elk Grove Police Department, a woman in Elk Grove, California -- located about 15 minutes south of Sacramento -- called 911 Tuesday morning to report seeing her son lying unresponsive on the ground ... she said she was at work and was viewing surveillance video at the house.

Responding officers found the boy with multiple stab wounds ... he was transported to a local hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

Quentin Tarantino's worked with some of the biggest and baddest stars in the 'biz, but it doesn't look like he'll be collaborating with Paul Dano anytime soon ... because he just blasted one of the actor's most celebrated performances.

On Tuesday's episode of "The Bret Easton Ellis Podcast," Tarantino trashed Dano's work ... he said the 2007 flick "There Will Be Blood" would have been great without one "big giant flaw" -- you guessed it, he was talking about Dano!

If you haven't seen the flick, Dano portrays twin brothers Paul and Eli Sunday, earning a nomination for a BAFTA Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role.

Tarantino really laid into Dano in "There Will Be Blood" ... he said his performance was "weak sauce" compared to Daniel Day-Lewis, who earned an Oscar for his work in the film.

The "Kill Bill" director said Austin Butler would have been a better choice to portray the Sunday brothers ... even though Butler was still a teenager when the movie was produced.

Tarantino questioned why Day-Lewis had to costar with the "weakest male actor in SAG" and said Dano gave a "non-entity performance" in the flick.

Joe Rogan might have a new career as a preacher lined up ... because he's suggesting Jesus could come back in the form of artificial intelligence.

The podcasting mainstay presented his theory on a recent episode of the "American Alchemy" podcast, and said since Jesus was born to a virgin ... "What's more virgin than a computer?"

Rogan added, if Jesus did come back with the aid of a computer, he could "absolutely" show up as an A.I. program.

President Donald Trump is pre-emptively pardoning U.S. Congressman Henry Cuellar, a sitting Democratic Representative from Texas who's been federally charged with bribery and money laundering.

POTUS posted on Truth Social Wednesday, accusing former president Joe Biden of targeting Cuellar and his wife Imelda for "speaking the TRUTH."

Cuellar and Imelda were indicted in 2024 with accepting $600,000 in bribes from a gas and oil company owned by the Azerbaijani government and a bank based in Mexico City. Department of Justice officials alleged the payments were laundered by middlemen and front companies to shell companies owned by Imelda.

A week after a missing pregnant woman was found mutilated and murdered in a Michigan forest, the woman's parents have been charged with a slew of horrific crimes -- including murder and torture.

Rebecca Park's mother and stepfather -- Cortney and Bradly Bartholomew -- are accused of luring 22-year-old Rebecca, who was 38 weeks pregnant, to their home in Wexford County on November 3, according to the Michigan Department of Attorney General.

Prosecutors allege Cortney and Bradly tortured Rebecca while trying to remove her unborn baby from her womb, resulting in the death of both mother and child.

Professional dancer and reality television star Criscilla Anderson died following a seven-year battle with colon cancer.

Her death was announced on her Instagram account Tuesday, with a message Criscilla wrote before she died, letting her fans know she'd "slipped into the arms of Jesus."

She wrote she'd fought hard throughout her treatment for colon cancer and thanked her friends and family for their support.

Maxx Morando and Miley Cyrus' love story might be a bit more low-key than those of other celebs, but it's not any less heartfelt ... especially after they got engaged!

We're going to check out what the hitmaker's partner did before their first meeting and see how they ended up sticking it out together.

Maxx works as a musician, and he played drums for The Regrettes from 2015 to 2018.