NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Henry Winkler is opening up about what career path he would have chosen had he not gotten into acting.During a recent interview on the “You Could Make This Beautiful” podcast, the 80-year-old actor shared that he almost decided to become a child psychologist, because he was so dyslexic that “whatever I could do, with the least amount of education” was what he wanted to do.”I understand children. I’m able to listen, I think, to children. I’m interested in what they have to say and how they are. I marvel at their prowess in the universe,” Winkler said. “Yes, I would work with children.”Ultimately, the actor found fame playing Arthur “Fonzie” Fonzarelli on “Happy Days” from 1974 to 1984, a role which earned him three Emmy Award nominations. ‘HAPPY DAYS’ STAR HENRY WINKLER FILMED HIS FIRST-EVER NUDE SCENE AT 79The actor has spoken about his lifelong struggle with dyslexia many times in the past and about how he learned to manage it in his career.”Destiny is very strange, because I’ve chosen a profession that is so unbelievably difficult, not only to survive in, but to participate in for me,” he told “PBS News…

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The regular season hasn’t started yet, but Jayden Daniels is already being blitzed.The New York Mets joined the masses on the internet who have made fun of the Washington Commanders star quarterback for sending a cease-and-desist letter earlier this month to his alma mater, LSU, over the use of his name, image and likeness.After the Mets’ 4-1 win over the Washington Nationals, who, like the Commanders, are in the DMV area, the Mets took a shot at Daniels on X. “Stopped at 4 out of respect for Jayden Daniels,” the Mets wrote in the viral post.Daniels, who won the Heisman Trophy with LSU in 2023, and his camp reportedly felt that head coach Lane Kiffin allowing DJ Pickett to wear his No. 5 jersey was “disrespectful.” The former LSU star quarterback posted a statement on social media Thursday afternoon about the situation.”I have been locked in on training camp and that’s been my number one focus. I have a lot of gratitude for my time at LSU and I’m proud of what my teammates and I accomplished there,” Daniels posted. “Obviously there are issues to be worked out between my team and LSU and my hope is that it will…

Chasing free-range kudu across the veldt of southern Africa has a way of recalibrating one’s ego.The giant stood 8-feet tall, rail thin yet strong as a century-old oak, haggard and worn to the point that it almost became part of the landscape in places—almost. As we drove past, I tried not to look directly at it, keeping my eyes on the horizon, but it was damned hard to miss.This is an excerpt from Issue 11 of RECOIL Carnivore, your source for the hunting lifestyle.I had plenty of warning it would be there and I knew I’d have to deal with it, which gave me significant time to prepare. And that helped. A little.Sitting in the back of the truck, we pulled right up to the giant, the bumper so close we almost ran into it. And then, without hesitation, the PH hopped out, unlocked its gate, and we simply drove through it like it didn’t exist.Hunting warthogs from the back of a truck is about as much fun as you can have with your clothes on. It’s great practice on engaging moving targets, and it teaches a shooter to stay in the “fight” until the action is completely over.Game preserves…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Courtney Love is revealing a health battle she kept private for years.The Hole singer, 62, shared an update about her long-awaited new album, explaining that the record took shape during a period when she was frequently hospitalized and believed it could be her final work.”I went to England in 2019 and when I went there, you know, my body just exploded,” Love said in an Instagram video. “It just exploded. And I was in hospitals a lot. I almost died, I lost all my hair. I was about 100 pounds. And they told me I was going to die, and I didn’t believe them.”KURT COBAIN AND COURTNEY LOVE ATTEMPTED TO ESCAPE ‘CRAZINESS’ OF FAME Love did not identify the illness or illnesses she was battling, but said she ultimately recovered after refusing to accept the prognosis she had been given.The singer connected that determination to a memory from childhood, describing a tendency to challenge what adults told her was true.”When I was a kid — and I think this record is about this — I used to pattern interrupt the adults,” she said. “They’d tell me red was blue, and then I’d…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Country music icon Dolly Parton was forced to miss a major Dollywood event Friday after her doctor advised her to stay in Nashville because of continued “health issues.”The 80-year-old “9 to 5″ singer was expected to appear in person at the Tennessee theme park for the opening of its new NightFlight Expedition roller coaster, but she ultimately joined the celebration virtually after her doctor told her not to travel.”I’m still in Nashville, and I’m sorry about that,” Parton told the crowd during a video appearance at the event, according to video shared by the Knoxville News Sentinel.DOLLY PARTON’S SISTER OFFERS HEALTH UPDATE ON COUNTRY ICON AFTER FANS WORRY OVER HER CALL FOR PRAYERS “I’m supposed to be there in person, like we planned,” she continued. “Now I’ve told you before, all my fans, that I have had a few little health issues. And sometimes I get a little dizzy, and I get dehydrated.””And I’m dehydrated,” Parton, who appeared on-screen wearing fairy wings, told the crowd. “And so my Nashville doctor clipped my wings, saying ‘you ain’t traveling this week.’”DOLLY PARTON UNABLE TO WRITE NEW SONGS AFTER LOSING HUSBAND OF NEARLY 60 YEARS…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! This story discusses suicide. If you or someone you know is having thoughts of suicide, please contact the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 or 1-800-273-TALK (8255).Navy SEALs, veterans, first responders and others plunged into the waters of New York Harbor Saturday morning for the annual NYC SEAL Swim, which honors the service and sacrifice of America’s greatest heroes.”This is all about honoring our fallen,” retired Navy SEAL Brad Geary told Fox News’ Joey Jones. “Honoring our country, honoring God.”Against the backdrop of the Statue of Liberty, Geary joined fellow retired Navy SEALs Bill Brown and Jimmy May to reflect on the mission behind the event, which combines miles of swimming and physical challenges with tributes to those who served and sacrificed.9/11 MUSEUM CEO REFLECTS ON LASTING IMPACT OF TERROR ATTACKS AS AMERICA MARKS 250TH BIRTHDAY Brown, who founded the NYC SEAL Swim, said the location itself is part of the message.”[We chose the setting] because of the Statue of Liberty and what she represents: our freedoms, our civil liberties,” he said.”Ellis Island, what does she represent? All the men and women who came to our country for a better life, our…

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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Comedian Bill Maher argued Friday that immigrants must assimilate to American culture and accept certain fundamental values like gay rights, women’s equality and free speech, saying those principles are “not White values,” but liberal ones.During his latest episode of HBO’s “Real Time,” Maher blasted both sides of the political spectrum for their approach to immigration within the country — adding that there is “no doubt” that Democrats and Republicans “went to extremes.””If you want the American dream, you have to take the American values,” he said.However, a public policy professor at Penn State University told Fox News Digital that Maher had it wrong. DEM REP SETH MOULTON SAYS PARTY HAS NO IMMIGRATION PLAN, IS ONLY ‘OPPOSITION TO TRUMP’ “Biden’s policy of open doors, and then Trump’s policy of broken windows,” Maher continued. “Now, I’m on the page of America doing what it used to do so well — stealing hard-working, talented immigrants from around the world and making them Americans.”He went on to point to his belief that “something has changed” in the attitude of those immigrating to the United States who may no longer believe they should adapt to western cultural standards.”Now,…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! It is an NFL business fact that when its best players agree to new contracts, they break records as well as the bank. That’s the case with Seattle Seahawks cornerback Devon Witherspoon, who on Saturday became the league’s highest-paid cornerback.Witherspoon agreed to a four-year deal worth $132 million that includes more than $101 million in guarantees, according to a source. And this:It not only makes Witherspoon the league’s highest paid player at his position today but also all-time.PATRICK MAHOMES LEAPS PAST DAK PRESCOTT AS NFL’S HIGHEST-PAID QB WITH RECORD CHIEFS EXTENSION WORTH $504.75M Witherspoon’s deal will average $33 million per season on an annual average basis which beats the $31 million per season Denzel Ward got from the Cleveland Browns last month.That’s not all.Witherspoon, a Pro Bowl selection all three years he’s been in the NFL, is getting paid to stop opposing wide receivers and quarterbacks. And this deal pays him more than many opposing wide receivers and quarterbacks.Consider that Witherspoon’s deal pays more on an annual average than Aaron Rodgers gets from the Pittsburgh Steelers on an annual average – $22 million.It pays more than Kirk Cousins gets from the Las…