Dr. Phil McGraw has officially hosted 3,000 episodes! During the Tuesday, September 24, episode of his talk show, the psychologist, 69, is joined by some fan favorites to celebrate the milestone. “I’ve always said I have the easiest job in television because I have the hardest working staff in television,” the Self Matters: Creating Your Life From the Inside Out author says in a sneak peek as the crew brings out a giant cake.

Explore More The French government will pay its wine producers some $216 million to destroy nearly 80 million gallons of surplus vino that they were unable to sell. French wine producers are getting bailed out after being hammered by a confluence of difficulties — including overproduction, inflation, skyrocketing costs and changing drinking habits among French citizens opting for other beverage choices in a hyper-competitive environment. The Russian invasion of Ukraine has also disrupted shipments of fertilizer and bottles, while climate change is wreaking havoc on growers who must contend with extreme weather.

Merritt Patterson is a Canadian actress best known for her roles as Olivia on the short-lived Pretty Little Liars spin-off Ravenswood and Ophelia on The Royals, an E! network television show about the royal family. What is the Net Worth of Merritt Patterson? Salary, Earnings Merritt Patterson has been in the entertainment business since 2006. Since then, he has amassed a net worth of $1.5 million. She is well compensated for her efforts as a result of her position in the industry.

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Singer Melvin Edmonds, from the Grammy-nominated ’90s R&B group After 7 and brother to Kenneth “Babyface” Edmonds, died over the weekend. He was 65. Melvin passed away Saturday (May 18) following a short illness, his son confirmed to the Indy Star. The group’s surviving members released a statement via social media expressing their sadness and grief over Melvin’s death. “[We’re] deeply hurt/saddened by the unexpected/sudden loss of brother/friend/dad Melvin D. Edmonds,” read a tweet posted Monday (May 20).