In a recent interview, Teddi Mellencamp discussed how her Stage 4 cancer diagnosis led to her missing out on time with her three children.

This case, detailed in Netflix's documentary Con Mum, raises a pressing question: Why do some people lie about having terminal illnesses? And why do so many fall for these elaborate deceptions?

Belle Gibson, the Australian founder of the wellness app The Whole Pantry, claimed she had cured her brain cancer through diet and alternative therapies. Her story—a beautiful young woman defying ...

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Legendary’s new Godzilla x Kong movie has cast Fear the Walking Dead alum Alycia Debnam-Carey. Here’s what we know.

Profiling the famous health and wellness "experts" who have come under fire for their unconventional and often fraudulent ...

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Actor Mel Gibson will reportedly have his gun rights restored by the Justice Department, more than a decade after his misdemeanor domestic violence conviction. A former pardon attorney for the ...

Netflix's Apple Cider Vinegar depicts the rise and fall of Australian wellness influencer Belle Gibson, who misled the globe with her fake cancer diagnosis among other health claims. Starring ...