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Elizabeth Hurley hints at Billy Ray Cyrus romance with sweet kissing snap

Billy Ray Cyrus and Elizabeth Hurley celebrated Easter with a kiss. The "Achy Breaky Heart" singer, 63, cuddled up to Hurley, 59, before planting a kiss on her cheek in a photo shared by the English actress on social media Sunday. She simply captioned the coy snap, "Happy Easter." Cyrus became a single man in August after finalizing his divorce from his third wife, Firerose. The "Austin Powers" actress sported a blue flannel shirt and jeans for the PDA-packed photo in which she tagged Billy Ray.  BILLY RAY CYRUS IS ‘PRAYING FOR HIS FAMILY’ AFTER SON SAID STAR ‘SHOULD BE ASHAMED OF HIMSELF’ Her son, model and actor Damian Hurley, showed support for his mom with heart and celebration emojis posted in the comments.  BILLY RAY CYRUS DIVORCE FINALIZED; SINGER ACCUSES EX OF PUTTING HIM IN ‘PHYSICAL DANGER’ Representatives for Hurley and Cyrus did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment. Cyrus and Hurley previously worked ...

Charlie Sheen's daughter Sami takes aim at actor's past, says they haven’t spoken in a year

Charlie Sheen's daughter hasn't spoken to the "Two and a Half Men" star in a year.  Sami Sheen took to social media on Tuesday to take aim at her dad's past drug addiction and explain why their relationship took a turn.  In a video posted to TikTok, the 21-year-old used audio from Charlie's 2011 viral interview with "20/20" to explain why she hasn't spoken to her dad in a year.  CHARLIE SHEEN'S EX, DENISE RICHARDS, ADMITS SHE LIED TO THEIR KIDS TO HIDE STAR'S SCANDALOUS BEHAVIOR "Are there any drugs in the house?" Andrea Canning asked Charlie in the audio clip Sami posted. "If there are, you better find them and give them to me immediately," Charlie told Canning at the time. "No, there are not. Not that I know about, if I know about them, I’ll find them and throw them away. It’s not a big deal. Oh! Drugs in the house, ah, we're all gonna die!" The text on the video read, "When people wonder w...

Comedian Marlon Wayans rejects cancel culture, says it only exists in ‘society’s mind’

Stand-up comedian and actor Marlon Wayans said last week that "cancel culture" has never made him afraid to make a joke or feel like he’s had to alter his material. In a recent interview with independent journalist Nicholas Ballasy , Wayans referred to cancel culture as a societal construct that he and many other "real comedians" have chosen to ignore and have kept their careers. "I’ve never succumbed to that. I’ve been the same comedian that I was since we first started. Real comedians – we stayed the course," Wayans said while at an event promoting his "Wild Child Tour." ANDREW SCHULZ SAYS ‘COUNTRY HAS SPOKEN LOUD AND CLEAR’ ON WOKENESS AFTER ‘UNANIMOUS’ TRUMP WIN ON THE ISSUE The reporter asked the "White Chicks" star whether he has found it harder to do comedy in the era of so-called cancel culture – a cultural atmosphere in which comedians or prominent figures can face public backlash for jokes or statements deemed too offensi...

Idaho judge denies Bryan Kohberger's 'bushy eyebrows' motion

In a series of orders announced Friday on motions from both sides in the murder case against Idaho student stabbings suspect Bryan Kohberger , the judge said there was no basis to grant a defense request that the lone eyewitness be blocked from mentioning the "bushy eyebrows" she saw on a masked intruder during the murders. "D.M.'s testimony about ‘bushy eyebrows’ is highly relevant in this case," Judge Steven Hippler wrote in his order, using the witness's initials. "D.M. is the only eyewitness to the intruder responsible for the homicides. It is the jury's task to determine whether Defendant is that person." Kohberger's defense has argued both that he does not have "bushy eyebrows" and that DM's memory of what she saw may have been influenced by being drunk at the time and a wall covered in artwork and photos showing portraits, faces and prominent eyebrows. IDAHO MURDERS CASE: BRYAN KOHBERGER SELFIE USED BY PROSECUTORS T...

Luigi Mangione assassination case signals DOJ shift on death penalty in blue states, expert says

Luigi Mangione's defense is asking a federal judge to throw out the possibility of the death penalty before Mangione is indicted on federal charges in the assassination of Brian Thompson, the CEO of UnitedHealthcare who was gunned down from behind outside a New York City hotel last year. In a fiery back-and-forth through court filings, prosecutors said it was too early for the defense to move to have the death penalty taken off the table because Mangione has not been indicted or arraigned, and they have not formally filed notice that they intend to seek capital punishment. Unofficially, however, Attorney General Pam Bondi said April 1 she was directing prosecutors to seek the death penalty, and the defense took issue with the announcement itself and how she made it in an Instagram post . They argued that the language suggested Mangione has already been convicted of the charges — he has not — and that such language prejudiced the grand jury process, which could still be underway ...

Trump: Jimmy Carter died a happy man because Biden holds title for ‘worst’ president in history

President Donald Trump said the late President Jimmy Carter could die peacefully knowing he wasn’t the worst U.S. president because that title belongs to former President Joe Biden .  Trump issued the remarks to reporters during a press conference with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, who visited the White House on behalf of European nations to assist in brokering a trade deal between the U.S. and the European Union. "Worst administration in the history of our country," Trump said on Thursday. "Worse than Jimmy Carter. Jimmy Carter died a happy man. You know why? Because he wasn‘t the worst. President Joe Biden was." CRITICS PILE ON BIDEN FOLLOWING ABC INTERVIEW, BLAST HIS REFUSAL TO COMMIT TO COGNITIVE TEST: 'DISQUALIFYING' Trump has routinely railed against Biden and the former president’s mental fitness, and the remarks coincide with multiple books detailing Biden’s cognitive function while in office. One White House aide said that staff isolat...

Giants will not 'force' quarterback with No 3 selection amid Shedeur Sanders rumors, GM says

The New York Giants are in search of a franchise quarterback, but that solution may not come in the 2025 NFL Draft.  The Giants signed both Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston this offseason, but neither was handed long-term contract. Wilson signed for one year and Winston for two.  Giants general manager Joe Schoen said that with Wilson and Winston, the team is not going to "force" a quarterback selection with the No. 3 overall pick in next week’s NFL Draft.  CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM "With the signing of those two players, I think we put ourselves in a position where I don’t think that’s mandatory or something that we have our feet at the fire and we have to do," Schoen told reporters on Wednesday about selecting a quarterback in the draft.  "The two guys we signed have played a lot of ball, they’ve got a lot of skins on the wall and I do think we’ve upgraded that room compared to where it was a year ago. Tommy (Devito's) sti...