In a CBS News special, Douglas said he and Reiner had conversations about the difficulty of watching their sons in the throes of addiction Benjamin VanHoose is a Staff Editor on the Movies team at ...

Michael Douglas and Rob Reiner often spoke to each other about parenting children with drug addictions and the challenges it comes with. Douglas, 81, reflected on their conversations about their sons ...

Michael Douglas reflected on connecting with the late Rob Reiner over their families, including children who suffered from addiction. “With this terrible tragedy we’re realizing how much pressure he ...

I never fail to be amazed at what we get used to. Trundling along in the New York subway the other day, I saw all the usual sights. Turnstile hoppers, of course, who never fail to aggravate me. “Why ...

Michael Douglas and the late Rob Reiner may have collaborated on several films together, but the pair had more in common than previously thought. Michael opened up about their connection on the TV ...

Michael Douglas spent 'a lot' of time talking to Rob Reiner about his son Nick Reiner's drug problems, he has revealed. The actor, who also experienced difficulties within his family as his son ...

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The New England Patriots are not having a healthy Sunday night. Injury after injury and the Pats are just hoping to make it through the rest of the night without more damage. The latest is DeMario ...

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Michael Douglas and Rob Reiner had a lot in common. A week after the Misery director and his wife Michele Singer Reiner were found dead, the Wall Street actor detailed the struggles the couple faced ...

From fringe extremists to populist senators, the far right opportunistically dug its claws into Australian society and discourse this year. Both neo-Nazi Thomas Sewell and One Nation leader Pauline ...