During a recent appearance on the "Don't Do Nothing" podcast, the 44-year-old actor shared that he developed an interest in gardening around four years ago and told his agents, "I'm just going to go farm for a minute."

"I just got an interest in it and I've kind of the last three years I built like, I'm on my third farm now and we're just making great food for people cause I really realized that people are getting sick from the food that they're eating," he said.

He first began planting in Los Angeles, before developing a 14-acre farm in West Virginia, where they planted 4,000 trees, including apples, cherries, pears, peaches and nectarines, noting he probably planted "3,500 of them myself."

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The actor now lives on an 11-acre farm in Florida with his wife, Lauren Kutner, and their four kids, noting he moved there because of the weather. He said that when farming in California, they weren't allowed to drill a well and would run out of water.

"L.A. is crazy. [You can go] eight, nine months with no rain. You know what I mean?" he said. "That's when I when we moved to Florida I was like we get infinite rain. We have infinite manure. Like you know you could farm for free."

Dohring is proud of his Florida farm and the regenerative farming method he uses, which involves growing the crops without chemicals. Through this method, he says that on his farm, "stuff is starting to get much better."

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"There was this old guy and he's like, ‘Are you the owner?’" he said about a recent experience on his farm. "And he's like, ‘I've been praying to God that the gate was open so I could come in here and see this cause I've been in agriculture since I was 12. I've never seen anything like this before.’"

Dohring first rose to fame playing Logan Echolls on "Veronica Mars" opposite Kristen Bell, for three seasons, from 2004 to 2007.

He starred in several other projects, including "Moonlight" and "The Originals," before returning to film the "Veronica Mars" feature movie in 2014 and the one-season revival in 2019. His last acting gig was four episodes of "SEAL Team" in 2021.

While he has stepped away from acting for now, he admits, "I'll probably jump back into it at some point," adding he has already done a short film for a friend.

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"I love art, and when I get around art, even talking about this is exciting to me," he said. "I think there's something in everybody that is aesthetic, meaning beautiful or wants to create."

The actor married Kutner in 2004, shortly before "Veronica Mars" premiered. The two first met and became friends while in high school, with Dohring saying their friendship is the foundation of their marriage.

Since getting married, the couple have welcomed four children: son Owen, and daughters Lily, Ainsley Mae and Isla Avery.

"My wife and I were married 20 years ago today," he wrote on Instagram in July 2024. "We have had an amazing life together, including raising four incredible children. I consider her my best friend."

The 34-year-old singer kept the birthday fun going Thursday, sharing new shots of herself riding a jet ski in a colorful bikini against the bright blue Bahamas water.

Lovato opened the Instagram carousel with a close-up selfie taken while sitting on a red jet ski.

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She wore a red, black and yellow patterned string bikini with dark sunglasses and small hoop earrings. Her dark hair fell loosely around her shoulders as she leaned toward the camera for the selfie.

"Hi," Lovato captioned the post.

"Bye!" she added.

A second photo showed the singer from farther away on the same jet ski, giving a wider look at the colorful swimsuit and surrounding water.

Fans quickly flooded the comments with praise for Lovato's vacation photos.

One fan referenced Lovato’s 2015 hit, writing, "She’s really cool for the summer."

"You’re prettier than the prettiest water I’ve ever seen!" another added.

One commenter also pointed out how the look coordinated with the jet ski, writing, "The suit matching the jet ski "

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The new photos came just days after Lovato shared more highlights from the same Bahamas getaway.

"Someone’s gotta hold it down in the bahamas," she captioned the earlier post.

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In one of those photos, Lovato stood in shallow water wearing a bright red string bikini with both arms raised above her head.

She smiled as the clear water surrounded her, while the tropical shoreline could be seen in the distance.

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Another image captured Lovato floating on her back in the water in the same red bikini.

The singer stretched out across the surface with her arms relaxed at her sides as the blue water filled the frame.

Lovato turned 34 on Aug. 20.

The birthday getaway comes during a celebratory year for the singer, who recently marked her first wedding anniversary with husband Jordan "Jutes" Lutes.

Lovato and Lutes married in California in May 2025 after first going public with their relationship in 2022.

Earlier this month, Lovato opened up about what she has learned during her first year of marriage.

"When you’re able to communicate with each other what you need, what you want, it creates a safe space for the two of you to share your feelings with one another," Lovato told People at the Aug. 10 premiere of "Camp Rock 3."

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"My love for Jordan grows every single day, and I’ve never been so happy in my life. So I think communication is a big part of that," she added.

The singer also recently returned to one of the roles that helped launch her career.

Lovato reprised her role as Mitchie Torres in "Camp Rock 3" and served as an executive producer on the film alongside the Jonas Brothers.

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The original "Camp Rock" premiered in 2008, followed by "Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam" in 2010.

Lovato's Disney roots stretch back to her childhood, when she appeared on "Barney & Friends." She later broke out as Mitchie Torres in "Camp Rock" before starring in her own Disney Channel series, "Sonny with a Chance."

Those projects helped launch Lovato's acting and music career, making her return to "Camp Rock" nearly two decades later a full-circle moment.

Raquel Lee Bolleau claimed an adult male employee sexually abused her when she was just 14 after Disney personnel allegedly encouraged her to "bond" with him.

The alleged abuse began during production of the 2001 Disney Channel movie "The Poof Point," after personnel directed her to spend time with the adult employee. 

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According to the complaint obtained by Fox News Digital, the man supplied the 14-year-old with alcohol and repeatedly sexually assaulted her during filming.

After the alleged sexual assault, Bolleau recalled the employee telling her, "You're old enough. You can handle it."

Bolleau claimed she returned to set smelling of alcohol, vomiting and visibly changed after the alleged assault, but Disney personnel failed to investigate how a 14-year-old got alcohol or seek medical care for her. Instead, the complaint claimed, an executive branded her "out of control," said the movie had gone "haywire" and told her representatives Disney was "extremely upset."

On another occasion, an on-set Disney executive producer allegedly repeatedly told Bolleau she "need[ed] Jesus" and told her mother, "your daughter has a demon inside her," according to the complaint.

Bolleau alleged Disney repeatedly separated her from her guardian despite California protections requiring a guardian of a performer under 16 remain within "sight or sound" of the child. 

According to the complaint, her guardian could not watch Bolleau while she filmed or accompany her to wardrobe and makeup, and production personnel once told the guardian, "We do not even need you on set." Bolleau claimed those practices left her without adequate adult supervision and gave her alleged abuser unrestricted access to her.

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Bolleau alleged the employee also sexually harassed and touched her in front of others on set. She claimed he regularly gave her unsolicited hugs, rubbed his genitals against her and whispered comments including "last night was so good" while cast members were still wearing microphones. Bolleau alleged sound technicians could hear many of the comments, but no one intervened or asked what the adult employee was saying to her.

"Instead of protecting and supporting its minor employee who was being repeatedly raped, sexually assaulted, sexually abused, and harassed, Disney covered up Mr. Doe’s abuse, and blamed Ms. Bolleau for the impact of Mr. Doe’s horrific misconduct," Bolleau's lawyers wrote.

"Disney’s egregious role in Mr. Doe’s abuse of Ms. Bolleau is part of a broader, institutional, and systemic pattern of institutional and individual failures at Disney that extends far beyond 'The Poof Point.'"

Bolleau claimed the alleged abuse continued after filming wrapped. According to the complaint, Disney booked Bolleau in first class while seating her guardian in economy on the flight back to California. 

Bolleau alleged the employee told her to sit next to him and bring a blanket to cover them before sexually assaulting her during the flight and continuing until their row began to deboard at Los Angeles International Airport.

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Bolleau sued The Walt Disney Company, specifically alleging Disney failed to protect her from sexual abuse when she was a 14-year-old actress. She claimed the company ignored warning signs, violated child-actor protections and failed to properly supervise her alleged abuser. She is seeking compensatory and punitive damages, along with attorneys’ fees, costs and interest.

"Over the last decade, countless child actors have come forward to bravely share their experiences of abuse by adults in entertainment," Bolleau's lawyers, Doug Wigdor and Jane Kim, told Fox News Digital in a statement.

"As former government prosecutors, our message to the entertainment industry is simple: This conduct is inexcusable, and those involved – directly or indirectly – must be held accountable."

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Bolleau began acting as a child, with an early television appearance on "Malcolm & Eddie" before getting her breakout opportunity on Nickelodeon’s "The Amanda Show."

She appeared as a regular performer during the sketch comedy series’ first season alongside Amanda Bynes. She subsequently moved into Disney projects, playing Marie, the sister of Tahj Mowry’s Eddie, in "The Poof Point."

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She went on to voice Nubia Gross, one of the intimidating Gross Sisters, on "The Proud Family" from 2001 to 2005.

Bolleau claimed Disney threatened and did cancel her role in a production after the alleged sexual assault in 2001 in the lawsuit.

Disney did not respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.

The video, released by Nepal’s Prime Minister’s Office on Friday, shows a series of rescue workers pulling trapped people through a tunnel that’s been saturated with mud.

In a post on Facebook, the Prime Minister’s Office said it had rescued 350 people from the tunnel but that efforts continue to evacuate more than 100 people still trapped. The post also added that workers had moved another 533 residents to safety from flooded areas.

The rescue operation is intended to save people after a disastrous mudslide struck the valley in the Rasuwa district in northern Nepal, also affecting neighboring Chinese province Tibet.

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At least 538 people have been confirmed dead in Nepal, according to the most recent estimate from the Nepal National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority (NDRRMA) and the Nepal Police.

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People unaccounted for on the Nepal side now number up to 1,924, according to The Associated Press.

Chinese authorities also report that, on the Chinese side of the border in Tibet, which was also affected by the deluge and ensuing mudslide, five people were confirmed dead with another 558 missing.

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Of the many missing people are approximately 90 Americans, according to the U.S. State Department.

President Donald Trump commented on the disaster Thursday, telling reporters, "That was a brutal... that was mud and water. It’s a mixture that nobody’s ever seen anything quite like that, where very powerful, strong, well-built buildings were wiped out like they were toothpicks."

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The uniquely devastating natural disaster was likely caused by a giant ice rock that crashed into the Lhende Khola River after an earthquake, according to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS).

"On Wednesday morning (local time), 26 August 2026, a catastrophic debris flow and flood was likely triggered by a glacial collapse in Langtang National Park, Nepal, near the border with China," the USGS said in a post on its website.

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"This debris flow and flooding travelled nearly 100 km and impacted populated areas downstream along the Trishuli and Bhote Koshi Rivers, including Gyirong Port, China. Preliminary media reports and imagery analysis indicate many buildings and infrastructure have likely been buried or destroyed, including a vital highway connecting China and Nepal," the post added.

Fox News Digital contacted the Nepalese Foreign Ministry and the U.S. State Department for further comment.

Reuters and The Associated Press contributed to this report.

There will be two town halls in the area.

One will be held from 6:00 until 7:30 p.m. Monday, September 14th at Ivy Tech Terre Haute in the Sue Ellspermann Community Room – E102.

Another hearing will take place from 6:00 until 7:30 p.m. on Friday, September 18th at Ivy Tech Evansville in Vectren Auditorium 3.

"To this day, I still think that Tom is probably one of the best singers the world has ever known, you know, and we don't speak to each other," the "Release Me" singer told Raymond Arroyo on his "Arroyo Grande" podcast on Wednesday.

He continued, "I don't know. Something happened and it just went."

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He denied that it had anything to do with another woman, as some rumors have suggested.

"I don't know what it is, you know, it just happened after my manager died," Humperdinck said. "He died of cancer, and then right after that, because I left Gordon [Mills] before he passed away, and he took umbrage to that, I guess, for some reason, but I can't tell you, I don't know why."

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Mills, who died in 1986, also managed Jones at the same time.

"To this day, I would embrace him if he ever put his hand out to me," he continued. "There's no point, there's no — I don't like animosity. I don't hate the man. As a matter of fact, I love his singing, you know, and I think he's been a great asset to the world of music."

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As someone who was successful before him, Humperdink said the "It's Not Unusual" singer taught him a lot about the business.

The legendary '60s crooners were even roommates in London for a time when their careers were starting.

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"We had a good relationship in the early years, and what has happened now is something I can't put my finger on, but I really hope that one day, like Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis, we'll be together again."

Fox News Digital has reached out to Jones’ reps for comment.

Jones, 86, told The Sun in 2024, Humperdinck "has tried, but I don’t want to talk."

During a recent interview with Fox News Digital, the 31-year-old singer spoke about her upcoming album, "Stages," and shared why she credits growing up in Rossville, Georgia for her success and her work ethic.

"I come from a long line of hardworking people and believers and dreamers in their own way, whatever their path was," she said. "Mine obviously looked very different than the rest of my family because my working hard and my dreaming was leaving home and going to a new place, which people don't do a ton in Rossville, Georgia."

She explained that not only did she learn the importance of working hard from growing up in her small town, but also of "being kind, being grateful [and] being funny," saying she got her "sense of humor from back home for sure."

One of "the biggest lessons" she learned, growing up in her small town, is to keep "working hard and being kind to people, and if you work hard, it pays off."

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"I do think my work ethic definitely came from watching every one of my family. My mom worked really hard, my dad worked really hard, and my grandparents. They all had very different careers and different lives, but they just worked really hard and they kept their faith strong."

As an adult, she is now "thankful" to have grown up where she did and to have a strong faith and work ethic as some of the things were instilled in her throughout her upbringing.

Alaina is gearing up for the release of her fourth studio album, "Stages," which she calls "a deeply personal album," which covers three different phases of her life.

"It feels like it represents me fully because I feel like I finally landed in the place of who I am supposed to be in this stage of my life," she said. "And I was able to kind of take a look back and share all of my stories. I'm really proud of it. It's a deeply personal album. It's really fun too. It's not overly serious. It is serious in parts and carefree and my mid 20s in parts and represents my hometown in parts as well. So I'm very proud of that."

The "Road Less Traveled" singer admits that each stage was hard for her to revisit, be it her parents' divorce, navigating heartbreak and losing her father unexpectedly.

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There are bright spots in there too, including when she met her husband and when she welcomed her daughter.

"I closed the album with a song called 'Heaven Sent,' which is one of my favorites, and it's about my dad sending my daughter for me to help me heal and move forward," she said. "But the songs about my dad are definitely the hardest. It's the biggest loss I've ever gone through. It's still very hard, but the songs about him are incredibly difficult."

Alaina got her start when she was a teenager as a contestant on "American Idol." She competed on the show's 10th season in 2011.

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When speaking with Fox News Digital, Alaina said if she could go back and talk to her 15-year-old self, she would tell her, "Thank you so much because this decision you're making changes your life so much."

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"All the things that you dream of having, you get them," she said. "I mean, the journey obviously looked completely different than my 15-year-old self could have ever imagined, and there were highs, there were lows, there were ups, there was downs, but I wish I could just tell her about the stage of life I'm in now. Where my career's doing really well. I have this amazing husband and this beautiful little girl and, like all of our dreams came true."

"Stages" is out now.

During an interview with Fox News Digital, McKellar said Parton told her she would only sleep three to five hours a night and then wake up and do her own hair and makeup.

"She told me she only slept three to five hours a night. She was always dreaming stuff up and just busy. She'd sleep on her big travel bus if she was traveling and doing things and wake up early in the morning. ... She did her own hair and makeup, her own wig and her own makeup. And she'd get to work," McKellar said.

McKellar's professional relationship with Parton began through Parton's Imagination Library, which included McKellar’s children’s book, "Goodnight, Numbers," in its literacy program.

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McKellar later narrated the documentary "The Library That Dolly Built" before pitching the idea for the 2019 Hallmark movie "Christmas at Dollywood," in which she starred opposite Parton.

While working with Parton, McKellar told Fox News Digital, the "9 to 5" singer was "everything that you hope she could possibly be and much more."

"She's incredible. Great work ethic. She wanted to rehearse a lot, and I was like, 'I would love to rehearse with you.' I'd love to just be in her presence. She was incredible. She walked on the set and made everyone feel comfortable because people were so nervous to meet Dolly Parton.

"And she just walked on this set and said, 'Merry Christmas everybody.' Like to the whole room and everyone just was charmed. Like, that was it."

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Parton died Aug. 25, 2026, at age 80 after what her team described as a brief battle with cancer. The country music icon died at Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center in Nashville surrounded by loved ones.

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McKellar believes Parton would want her legacy to remind people to treat one another with kindness.

"Because she knew how to make everybody feel good about themselves," McKellar said. "That's what she taught me the most. And what I think is her message for the world, ‘Treat each other kindly. You have a choice. You have so much power, more power than you realize.’"

It was also 11¢ lower than a week ago, 3¢ lower than a month ago, and 9¢ higher than a year ago.

Meanwhile Triple-A says the average price of diesel fuel in Indiana on Friday was $5.63 a gallon, 1¢ lower than Thursday, and 6¢ higher than a week ago.

It was also 34¢ higher than a month ago and $1.83 higher than a year ago.

And the average EV charging price in Indiana on Friday was 43¢ per kilowatt hour, the same as Thursday and 1¢ higher than Friday’s national average.

Gary Mayor Eddie Melton says he wants NIPSCO, his former employer, held accountable but has not considered a lawsuit.

Some residents are reportedly forming a class action group against the company.

FEMA Mobile Registration Intake Centers are opening to help residents file claims for property damage, temporary housing and other needs.

Last week, Governor Mike Braun requested an investigation into NIPSCO’s handling of the extended outages.