Actor and model Bijou Phillips has revealed that she’s “hanging on by a thread” and urgently needs a kidney transplant.“I’ve needed a transplant for a year,” Philips told Us Weekly in an exclusive sit ...

Family rush to the actress' side as she remains hospitalized and on dialysis amid kidney failure Cara Lynn Shultz is a writer-reporter at PEOPLE. Her work has previously appeared in Billboard and ...

Actress Bijou Phillips stunned fans in February 2026 when she posted a throwback photo of herself after giving birth to her daughter on Instagram. But it wasn't the picture that troubled her followers ...

Bijou Phillips is still in need of a kidney. The actress received more than a thousand replies to her plea for a kidney donor — but so far, no one is a match, according to TMZ. The actress’ blood type ...

Bijou Phillips and her family are keeping their hopes up following her hospitalization for kidney disease. A source exclusively tells Us Weekly that while Phillips, 45, is “awake” and “aware of what ...

Santa Barbara City College recently revealed that it used a portion of a $20 million gift from philanthropist MacKenzie Scott without proper authorization. The Santa Barbara City College Foundation ...

Mackenzie Hughes found himself at the center of a viral moment when a fan at the WM Open yelled during his backswing. Alex Goodlett / Getty Images PHOENIX — Mackenzie Hughes stood over a routine ...

Career advice typically focuses on resumes, promotions, titles, and paychecks. But MacKenzie Scott has a different idea about what makes for a successful career, arguing that jobs are less about ...

The Texas Rangers landed the most coveted arm remaining on the trade market when they acquired MacKenzie Gore from the Washington Nationals in exchange for five prospects, the clubs announced Jan. 22.

The Texas Rangers and the Washington Nationals have agreed to a trade that will send left-hander MacKenzie Gore to Texas, the teams announced Thursday. The return to the Nats is five prospects, ...

The Washington Nationals are entering a new era. That means trading away some of their top players of the old era. In their first big move under new president of baseball operations Paul Toboni, the ...