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The pop singer said he initially struggled to reconcile his sexuality with his Mormon faith.

Mike Richards will no longer serve as the executive producer of "Jeopardy!" or "Wheel of Fortune." Richards was ousted as the host of "Jeopardy!" over previous controversial comments he made about both women and Jewish people. Michael Davies who executive produced "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire" will step into the role temporarily.

Mindler, who starred in the 2011 film "Our Idiot Brother" with Paul Rudd, had been reported missing from Millersville University in Pennsylvania days before his death.

Students said making TikToks and finding ways to laugh during the storm helped them cope with the reality of what was happening outside their windows.

"The No. 1 thing that came out of his death," one doctor said, was more patients "asking specific questions like, ‘What do I need to look for as symptoms?’"

The country's top internet watchdog has said it will bar platforms from publishing lists that rank celebrities and will also regulate the lucrative industry of fan merchandise sales.

“He happens to be Latin and it has nothing to do with his life or with the struggle of it," Castro told NBC News. “A lot about this character goes against stereotypes."

He played the same grizzled newsman on two programs, the drama "Lou Grant" and the comedy "The Mary Tyler Moore Show."

Perry was an eccentric, revolutionary Jamaican producer, songwriter and performer whose influence extended far beyond reggae music.

Police had been searching for Mindler, 19, since Thursday after he was reported missing.

The platform allows creators to set up paywalls for users, making it a lucrative place where content creators have more control. CNBC technology reporter MacKenzie Sigalos explains the sudden shift in content policies.