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Fred Dean, Hall of Fame defensive end, dies at age of 68 Pro Football Hall of Fame defensive end   Fred Dean   died Wednesday at the age of 68, the Hall confirmed Thursday. "The entire Pro Football Hall of Fame family mourns the passing of Fred Dean," Hall of Fame president and CEO David Baker said in a statement. "He exemplified many of the values learned from this great game -- commitment, integrity, courage -- over the course of his life. Our thoughts and prayers are with Fred's wife, Pam, and their entire family. We will forever keep his legacy alive to serve as inspiration for future generations. The Hall of Fame flag will be flown at half-staff in Fred's memory." A two-time first-team All-Pro and two-time Super Bowl champion with the San Francisco 49ers, Dean played 141 games in the league for San Francisco and the San Diego Chargers. Draft by the Chargers out of Louisiana Tech in 1975, Dean was an immediate starter for San Diego. The edge rusher spent

Timothée Chalamet Woke Up ‘Embarrassed’ by Those Lily-Rose Depp Make-Out Pics Ah, the all-encompassing single vision of young love, when it’s  only you, your lover , and the angels singing above. Everything seems rose-colored, even your pasty movie-set skin.  Timothée Chalamet  had a crude awakening to the realities of his 2019 romance with Lily-Rose Depp when those  PG-13 paparazzi photos of them making out on a boat  in Capri, Italy, went viral for all the wrong reasons last September. Namely, Chalamet’s ghostly presence haunting the ship. The actor relived his mortification in a new  GQ  cover story , sidestepping details about his offscreen relationship with his onscreen queen in  The King . “I went to bed that night thinking that was one of the best days of my life,” Chalamet said. “I was on this boat all day with someone I really loved, and closing my eyes, I was like, indisputably, ‘That was great.’ And then waking up to all these pictures, and feeling  embarrassed , and looking

C-SPAN political editor Steve Scully suspended after admitting he lied about his Twitter feed being hacked New York (CNN Business) C-SPAN said Thursday that Steve Scully, the network's senior executive producer and political editor, has been placed on "administrative leave" for lying about being hacked earlier this month. Scully admitted to "errors in judgement" and apologized in a  statement . And President Trump took a victory lap, proclaiming on Twitter, "I was right again!" Scully had been selected by the Commission on Presidential Debates to moderate the town hall-style debate that was supposed to take place on Thursday night. It would have been a pinnacle moment for his career. Last week, however, the debate was scrapped after Trump objected to the virtual format imposed by the commission. While the debate was up in the air, and Trump was criticizing Scully publicly, the C-SPAN veteran sent a tweet to Trump friend-turned-foe Anthony Scaramucci. &