EXCLUSIVE: June Squibb ( Eleanor the Great, Thelma) has joined the cast of Showtime ‘s Yellowjackets for its fourth and final season. Details regarding her role are under wraps.

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The most influential clinical voice in menopause and women's longevity joins Midi Health's leadership to shape the future of evidence-based, accessible women's care PALO ALTO, Calif., Feb. 10, 2026 ...

Though June Squibb is 96 years old, that is not stopping her from acting. It was announced by Deadline on Wednesday afternoon that the Oscar-nominated actress has joined the cast of Yellowjackets for ...

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When people think about protecting their health, bone health often takes a back seat to more prominent concerns like cancer or heart disease. But for women, bone density can become a real issue with ...

Dr. Mary Claire Haver is betting on a unicorn. Today, the board-certified OB-GYN, menopause specialist, and author of The New Menopause, announced she's joining Midi Health as "Chief AgeWell Officer." ...

A modern example of India’s shared heritage with Iran, her career was itself nothing short of a film story. Enamored of the silver screen when young, she began with child roles. But on coming of age, ...

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More than 50 years ago, seeing a Black woman deliver the weather on television was nearly unimaginable. But June Bacon-Bercey changed that reality — and the face of broadcast meteorology forever.