DEAR ABBY: My wife and I have been married for 20 years. She’s an academic, and we’ve lived a transient lifestyle to accommodate her career. She had a greater professional vision than I ever did, so I opted to stay at home and raise the children. I became Mr. Mom at great social cost. It was hard to make friends, and many in my social circles (or what was left of my social circles) made backhanded remarks, usually behind my back. I don’t regret my choice. We have three fantastic children. All of them earn straight A’s and are kind,…

Rob Lowe isn’t afraid to kiss and enthusiastically tell. During his Sunday, September 27, appearance on Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen, Lowe, 62, played Cohen’s “Plead the Fifth” game when he was asked to name his most “greatest on-camera kiss.” “I told you I was not going to plead the fifth,” Lowe said. “It’s Nastassja Kinski.” Lowe and Kinski, now 65, starred in the 1984 dramedy The Hotel New Hampshire alongside Jodie Foster and Beau Bridges. Cohen, 58, then asked Lowe about what made his experience with Kinski so memorable. “Have a look at her,” the actor gushed.…

Dante Moore addressed the controversial hit that led to him being taken off the field in an ambulance and left him with a concussion.  University of Southern California linebacker Desman Stephens II made a vicious hit to the head on the Ducks QB, leaving Moore on the ground for a lengthy period of time before he was taken off on a stretcher and over to a waiting ambulance.  Just two days later, Moore said he’s “made progress” since Saturday night in a post on Instagram. “To my team, the community, and to the World, thank you. These past 2 days…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Minnesota Democratic Gov. Tim Walz reflected on his legacy in a recent interview and his comments sparked immediate pushback both online and from Republican lawmakers in the state who spoke to Fox News Digital.”Fraud — should have stopped it sooner,” Walz told the Minnesota Star-Tribune in a discussion that is being dubbed an “exit interview” with the headline “Walz accepts blame for fraud but says it shouldn’t define his legacy” as he prepares to leave office in January.”We didn’t stop them. I accept that. I think there does need to be accountability…

Price check on Walmart. Walmart president and CEO, John Furner, announced in a statement that the retail behemoth rejects any form of dynamic pricing, surveillance pricing or personalized pricing. The chain has recently been accused of some form of all three, and it all started with the roll out of electronic shelf tags (ESLs) across thousands of stores. ESLs are small digital or e-paper displays attached to store shelves, showing product pricing and information instead of traditional paper tags. Many stores — like Kroger and Walmart — have adopted them claiming it reduces paper, saves the company hours of labor…

Al Roker has a reasonable explanation for his sudden, mid-show exit from the Today show on Monday, September 28. “Well, I got out of the Today show early because I’ve got jury duty,” the weatherman, 72, said in a Monday Instagram video. “It’s everybody’s civic duty to do your duty. I said duty twice!” Roker delivered his message with a big smile as he stood outside of a New York City courthouse. He was dressed for the occasion with a gray suit and tan fedora. “Hey now!!! All rise!! Time for #juryduty,” Roker added in the caption. Roker’s fans applauded…

Oddmakers project the Nets will win fewer than 25 games. The delusionally confident Nets think they can win twice that many.  They’ve set it as a goal, talking about it privately and now publicly.  “That’s the goal from Day 1. We said our goal is to get 50 wins,” Terance Mann said Monday when asked by The Post about trying to lead a young, inexperienced group that, heretofore, has no idea how to win.  “So you’re going to have to go in there with the mentality that we’re going to get 50 wins. And that’s through the guys with years…

Federal judge blocks Trump’s voter verification database Fox News host Laura Ingraham and Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan discuss a federal judge’s decision blocking President Donald Trump’s voter verification database. Jordan criticizes the ruling, arguing it impedes election integrity by allowing non-citizens on voter rolls and goes against common sense. The segment highlights ongoing concerns about election security and judicial activism, particularly regarding voter ID laws. NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The State Department is assessing how it could grant state and local officials access to federal passport records to verify voters’ citizenship status ahead of the midterm…

According to a new study, 48% of Americans are “career cushioning” — exploring what backup options they have if their current job doesn’t meet their expectations. The new poll of 2,000 American office workers found 77% of them have started to prepare for their backup career, just in case something happens in their current career. Workers said they’d be motivated to pursue their backup career if it allowed them to do something they actually enjoy (29%), allowed for a better lifestyle or less stress, even at the same pay (29%), or if they lost their current job (29%). Meanwhile, 52%…

Dylan Sprouse and Barbara Palvin have been going strong since June 2018, but their love story started out with some hesitation. “I knew I wasn’t in a good mindset at the time, and maybe deep inside I knew it could be something more,” Palvin told W Magazine during a February 2019 joint interview with Sprouse, explaining why she didn’t respond for six months after he slid into her DMs in August 2017. The pair met earlier that year at a Harper’s Bazaar party. “I cracked jokes, she cracked jokes and we clicked,” Sprouse told Page Six in September 2018. Despite…