Dean Cain, this week, claimed that he once faced serious sexual harassment on the set of "Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman."The 58-year-old, who played Superman in the 1990s series, told Variety: "I could have had the biggest sexual harassment lawsuit in Hollywood history."Cain didnt elaborate on the alleged harassment, but Variety reported that it took a toll on his relationship with his then-volleyball star girlfriendGabrielle Reece."There were always murmurs," Variety added of the harassment allegations, noting that the show ended abruptly after the fourth season on a cliffhanger when Cain was set to direct several episodes, which "evaporated."TYLER PERRY SUED FOR $260M BY ACTOR CLAIMING SEXUAL HARASSMENT AND ASSAULTCain added that "Lois & Clark" was quite risqu, but he loved working with co-star Teri Hatcher."Teri Hatcher and I were making out all the time in beds, half clothes on, half off," he said of working with Hatcher, who played Lois Lane in the 1993 to 1997 series."Teri was the best Lois Lane of all time, in my opinion," he added. "She just drove the show."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERCain said, though, that he didnt mind being focused on as a sex symbol."Any guy who tells you he feels bad being objectified, I mean, really? Come on," he said. "Its a wonderful compliment."'LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE' STAR SAYS CONTROVERSIAL STORYLINE 'WOULD NOT HAPPEN TODAY' DUE TO AGE GAPThe actor, who once had a brief foray into professional football before his acting days, said "Lois & Clark" was "more money than I had ever seen in my life.""My entire contract for the Buffalo Bills was equal to a couple episodes of Lois & Clark," he added.But the work week was exhausting, beginning at 6 a.m. on Monday and finishing at 7 a.m. on Saturday, he said.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWS"We called it Fraturday!" Cain joked. "There was no time to work out, because they couldnt give me a workout clause, because then theyd have to for every other star and then it sets precedent for Warner Bros. Thats why I havent done a series since. It feels like suffocating. You feel claustrophobic."He also said he didnt get all the pay he deserved."I didnt know enough back then about residuals," he explained, before alleging: "Warner Bros. buries the bodies deep and makes it look like its lost money. Theres no possible way. But I should have sued."George Clooney did it. He sued on ER and got a big payout for his participation. I was advised not to because You dont want to bite the hand that feeds you."CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPFox News Digital has reached out to Warner Brothers and Cain for comment.

Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., plans to force a vote on banning arms sales to Israel, a move that will prove to be a test for Senate Democrats whose position on the Jewish state has shifted in recent weeks.Sanders, an independent who routinely caucuses with Senate Democrats, announced he would force a vote on a pair of resolutions to block the $675 million sale of thousands of bombs and guidance kits for the bombs and to halt the sale of "tens of thousands" of automatic rifles to Israel."U.S. taxpayers have spent tens of billions of dollars in support of the racist, extremist Netanyahu government," Sanders said in a statement. "Enough is enough."WATCH: BERNIE SANDERS REACTS TO TRUMP'S IRAN STRIKES IN REAL TIME AT 'FIGHTING OLIGARCHY' RALLYIts not the first time Sanders has pushed to block arms sales or military aid to the Jewish state. Since December 2023, just months after the conflict between Israel and Hamas began, the lawmaker has either introduced or forced votes on resolutions five times, each intended to block military aid and billions of dollars in munitions and arms.His latest attempt comes after photos revealed starving children in Gaza, which he squarely blamed on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.WATCH: DEM SENATORS BLAME TRUMP FOR IRAN CRISIS AS GOP URGES HIM TO STAND FIRM WITH ISRAEL"The time is long overdue for Congress to use the leverage we have tens of billions in arms and military aid to demand that Israel end these atrocities," he said.The vote, expected late Thursday, comes as Senate Democrats have undergone a tonal shift on Israel since the events of Oct. 7, 2023, when Hamas executed a brutal attack on Israeli soil.Sanders' last attempt earlier this year that sought to block over $8billion in arms sales, saw 15 Senate Democrats vote for it, while all Senate Republicans voted against it. Though the resolutions are likely to fail as his previous attempts have, more Democrats are expected to vote alongside him.ISRAELI OFFICIALS OBJECT TO EXPECTED UN SECURITY COUNCIL CEASEFIRE RESOLUTIONEarlier this week, 40 Senate Democrats wrote to Secretary of State Marco Rubio and U.S. Special Envoy to the Middle East Steve Witkoff and called on the administration to push for "a large-scale expansion of humanitarian assistance and services throughout the Gaza Strip."Senate Republicans have largely blamed the reported conditions in Gaza on Hamas, with some calling for more food aid making its way into the Gaza Strip. President Donald Trump vowed that more food centers, administered by Israel, would be coming.Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., said he shared Trumps view and that there was a desire to "meet that need and alleviate that pain.""But you got to understand, too, that when you got a terrorist group like Hamas operating in that region, they intercept and divert a lot of that food aid that's going in there," he said. "That's the challenge that the Israelis have. Thats the challenge that we have and other nations around the world."

Gilbert Arenas, who spent more than a decade in the NBA, was taken into custody Wednesday.The Department of Justice accused the former basketball star of operating an illegal gambling ring from a home he owned in Southern California.He pleaded not guilty to the charges and was released on $50,000 bond.A federal indictment obtained by Fox News Digital showed Arenas was charged with one count of conspiracy to operate an illegal gambling business, one count of operating an illegal gambling business and another count of making false statements to federal investigators.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMArenas, nicknamed "Agent Zero," is suspected of renting a property in Encino, California, for the purpose of hosting high-stakes poker games, according to the Justice Department.The federal indictment was filed in Los Angeles. According to the document, Arenas is accused of instructing Arthur Kats to stage illegal games. Kats allegedly handled rental payments for other individuals who were also believed to have had a role in the operation. Officials said they obtained text messages believed to show conversations between Arenas and Kats about details of the games in question.One of the defendants, Ievgen Krachun, was identified as the person who oversaw the gambling as it was allegedly being committed inside the home, according to the indictment. Another defendant, Yevgeni Gershman, was described by the DOJ as a "suspected organized crime figure from Israel."EX-NBA STAR GILBERT ARENAS SHARES HEALTH UPDATE ON SON AFTER TERRIFYING CRASH: 'HE HAD SOME ANGELS WITH HIM'Court documents did not name an attorney for Arenas or the other defendants in the case as of Wednesday. The co-defendants are accused by DOJ investigators of receiving money from prize pots and recruiting women to "serve drinks, provide massages and offer companionship" to gamblers.A portion of the women's earnings were collected by the players after services were allegedly rendered, investigators said.The home Arenas owned was raided in July 2022. U.S. Department of Homeland Security investigators seized money during the search. Arenas responded by filing a petition with U.S. Customs and Border Protection.Arenas last appeared in an NBA game during the 2011-12 season with the Memphis Grizzlies. He spent the majority of his professional basketball career with the Washington Wizards. In recent years, Arenas has become best known for hosting the "Gil's Arena" podcast.There were no lawyers listed in the court documents.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Democratic MSNBC panelists mocked Sen. Cory Booker, D-N.J., on Wednesday for his recent grandstanding behavior on the Senate floor, arguing it was more about boosting his public image rather than solving problems.Booker accused his fellow Democratic senators on Tuesday of aligning themselves with Trump because they are in favor of passing new police legislation. He claimed that without amendments, the legislation would allow the president to pick winners and losers in terms of who receives the benefits."That is complicity with an authoritarian leader who is trashing our country," Booker said. "It is time for Democrats to have a backbone. It's time for us to fight. It's time for us to draw a line, and when it comes to the safety of my state being denied these grants, that's why I'm standing here."Panelists of MSNBCs "Morning Joe" were not impressed.PROFOUND COWARDICE: BOOKER SLAMS WALTZ FOR FAILURE OF LEADERSHIP, SIGNALGATE ACCOUNTABILITY"Well, its great theater that we just saw. Cory Booker, a good guy, standing up and yelling on the floor of the United States Senate," MSNBC contributor Mike Barnicle said on Wednesday. "What I dont understand is hes yelling at two other Democrats. The Democrats have enough problems in this country defining themselves to people, making sure people know they are alive, they are interested in your life, they are interested in you, solving problems."MSNBC analyst and former Democratic senator Claire McCaskill argued that Booker is simply playing to the desires of the Democratic Partys base."Heres whats going on. The Democratic base is starving for a fighter. Theyre starving for a fight," she said. "They want people to fight Donald Trump, because everyone is so frustrated and angry and depressed at everything hes doing and how hes doing it, and the cowardice of the Republicans across the aisle in the Senate who are knowingly doing terrible things and casting votes that I would never dreamt they would have cast, when I was serving with them in the Senate."But theres another key aspect to this as well, she said, defending Democrats like Sen. Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn., as people trying to do the best they can under the Trump administration.BOOKER CONCLUDES RECORD 25-HOUR SPEECH AGAINST TRUMP, MUSK, MARKING THE LONGEST EVER ON THE SENATE FLOOR"On the other side, you have Cory Booker unfairly criticizing two strong Democrats that are doing everything they can in their power to fight Donald Trump. And, you know, Amys right. Theres a way to change a bill. And then theres a way to get in the opening segment of Morning Joe and on the front page of The New York Times. And Cory chose the latter, rather than the former," she said. "He knew if he did this, it would be a viral moment, and he would be associated with Democrats who are willing to fight.""Meanwhile, this bill didnt impact funding, and there probably was not the leverage to do what Cory would like to do, which is defy Donald Trump, because we dont have the votes in the Senate," McCaskill said.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTURECLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPShe later added, "Cory knows we dont have the votes in the Senate to do what the base wants us to do. So the way he criticized his colleagues is really unusual, kind of unheard of, and frankly, to me, a little worrisome, with what we have in front of us and the fights we have to the Democratic Party needs to wage next year in the midterms."

The Rogers family is changing lots of their whereabouts.Tyler and Taylor Rogers are twin brothers, both of whom are MLB relievers - they even played together with the San Francisco Giants in 2023 and 2024.The Giants split the brothers up before this season started, trading Taylor to the Cincinnati Refs back in January - but things took another twist for both brothers on Wednesday.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThe Reds traded Taylor to the Pittsburgh Pirates in a deal that got them third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes (the son of Charlie). Hours later, the Giants then sent Tyler to the New York Mets.Tyler has been one of the best relievers in the game this year - his 53 appearances lead the majors, and he's made the best of it with a 1.80 ERA. His 77 outings also was the most in baseball last year, and he led the National League in the category in both 2020 and 2021.He owns a lifetime 2.79 ERA, which is something the Mets can appreciate as they bolster their bullpen (they also acquired Gregory Soto from the Baltimore Orioles).ORIOLES' CEDRIC MULLINS REELS IN CATCH OF THE YEAR CANDIDATE JUST DAYS AFTER ROBBING ANOTHER HOME RUNAs for Taylor, he owns a 2.45 ERA this season after posting a 2.40 in 2024 with the Giants. In his 10 seasons, he's mustered up a 3.28 ERA.The Pirates will be Taylor's sixth MLB organization, while Tyler will be out of a Giants uniform for the first time in his seven-year career.Practically the only biological difference between the two relievers is that Tyler is a right-hander, while Taylor deals from the left side.The brothers became the 10th set of twins in MLB history, and when Taylor joined San Francisco, they were the first twins to be teammates since Jose and Ozzie Canseco for the then-Oakland Athletics in 1990. Only five sets of twins, however, have appeared in the same game.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X,and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

An NL Central trade was made ahead of MLBs deadline on Thursday night, as the Pittsburgh Pirates dealt third baseman KeBryan Hayes to their rival, the Cincinnati Reds.Hayes is heading to the Reds in exchange for reliever Taylor Rogers and 20-year-old shortstop prospect Sammy Stafura, according to the ESPN report. The Pirates later confirmed the deal.The 28-year-old Hayes, the son of former big leaguer Charlie Hayes, signed an eight-year deal worth $70 million to be a cornerstone piece for the future. However, the Pirates are in sell mode and theyre moving on to clear money for years to come.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMMeanwhile, the Reds have Hayes under team control through the 2029 season.Hayes has been struggling at the plate so far this season, as hes hitting .236/.279/.290 with just two homers and 36 RBI. But hes a vacuum at third base and has a Gold Glove to his resume because of it.GIANTS' HELIOT RAMOS SUFFERS MIND-BOGGLING BASERUNNING MISTAKE IN LOSS TO PIRATES: 'MENTAL ERROR'Hayes defensive prowess have shined in seasons prior to this year, owning the leagues lead at third base in Defensive Runs Saved (21) in 2023, while combined for 36 Outs Above Average across the 2022 and 2023 seasons, per Baseball Savant.The Reds were looking for some defensive fortification for the roster, as theyre hoping to make a push toward the playoffs in 2025.The Milwaukee Brewers, owners of the leagues best record entering Wednesday, lead the NL Central by 8.5 games over the Reds. However, Cincinnati sits just three games back of a wild-card spot.Theres more than enough time for the Reds to get one of the three wild-card slots in the National League. They have not made the playoffs since the 2020 season, where they lost in the best-of-three wild-card round.Through his six years in Pittsburgh, Hayes has slashed .254/.307/.369 with 39 homers, 101 doubles and 212 RBI over 576 career games.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

John Michael Montgomery is ready to take his final bow.The country superstar, 60, announced Tuesday that he'll be performing his last concert in December before retiring."Its time to bring it all back home for the last show," he wrote on Instagram.The "I Swear" singer added that he "can't think of a better place" to play his last show than Rupp Arena in Lexington, Kentucky his home state. The show is set for Dec. 12, with tickets officially going on sale Friday.ALAN JACKSON RETIRES FROM TOURING AFTER 30 YEARS ON THE ROADMontgomery wrote that "some very special guests" would be joining him for the performance. Eddie Montgomery, his brother and member of country duo Montgomery Gentry, son Walker Montgomery and son-in-law Travis Denning are all set to join him.He originally announced his retirement in a Facebook post shared last year on New Year's Day, telling his followers, "I hope everyone enjoyed bringing in 2024 and may it be a wonderful one for all my friends out there. For me it will be the start of my farewell tour as I have decided to wind down my touring career over this year and 2025."He continued, "Its been a wonderful run for me from the beginning over 30 years ago in 1992 when my first song LIFEs A DANCE was released to radio I think either as a 45 vinyl or on a cassette tape, CDs had not quite taken over the market yet and the internet was still in its infancy. It amazes me where it is today."LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSThe country star, known for hits like "Sold (The Grundy County Auction Incident)" and "Be My Baby Tonight," said that he'd been "fortunate and blessed to be able to do what I love for so many years."Montgomery hit the country scene in 1992 with his first album, "Life's a Dance," which went triple platinum. The follow-up album, "Kickin' It Up," was released two years later, and became even more successful, going quadruple platinum a feat accomplished again by his third album, 1995's self-titled release.Seven of his singles made it to the number-one spot on the country charts, and a dozen others broke the top ten. Over his career, he won four Academy of Country Music Awards, two Country Music Association Awards and was nominated for three Grammys.Last August, his son, Walker, gave some insight into his decision to retire."I think he deserves it. Its been 30years," he told Taste of Country. "People dont realize how tough the road is, especially back in the '90s As he says, theyd bring a gallon of whiskey on the road with them and it would be gone by Sunday. It was a totally different kind of touring. It was tough on him."When Walker was asked what his famous father plans on doing in retirement, he laughed and answered, "He bought a camper. Im sure it will just be a phase."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER"He wants to go down to Florida, sit on the camper, and do whatever," he said. "He doesnt even want to park it at the beach, but rather sit inland in it."Montgomery himself may have recently shared a hint as to what else might keep him occupied after he moves on from music on July 15, he shared that he'd recently become a grandfather."I am a Grandpa!" he wrote on Instagram. "Say hello to Charlotte!"He shared a photo of himself and his wife, Crystal White, with the newborn, along with a picture of himself holding his new granddaughter.

Halle Berry is turning back the clock.The 58-year-old actress shared a series of photos from her vacation to Lake Powell, one of which shows her walking towards the camera in a strapless black and white bikini, with the lake's rock formations behind her.She accessorized the swimsuit with a colorful bandanna around her head and a long gold necklace."Then we found this slice of heaven!" she captioned the post, adding, "Swipe to end for a little surprise message"CANDACE CAMERON BURE SIZZLES IN STRING BIKINI WHILE ON TROPICAL GETAWAY WITH HUSBANDThe carousel of photos also featured photos of the actress in a blue shirt and sunglasses taking a selfie as the boat made its way through the rock canyons, two pairs of feet lounging on the boat and the beautiful views on the lake.Her "surprise message" came in the last slide, which featured a video of Berry yelling out "I love you," with her voice echoing back to her through the canyon walls.APP USERS CLICK HERE FOR POSTFans in the comments section could not help but compare the first photo to the iconic scene of Berry from the 2002 James Bond movie, "Die Another Day." In the scene, Berry can be seen coming out of the ocean in a bright orange bikini."That doesn't make any d*mn sense for Ms. Berry to still have that Die Another Day body after it's been 20+ years since she appeared in that movie," one fan wrote.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSOthers responded to her message in the last slide, writing, "Love you right back, sis! Heres a rose just for you," and "WE LOVE YOU TOOOO!!!!"In a November 2021 interview with Vogue, Berry reflected on the lengthy process of choosing the iconic orange bikini for the film, explaining she tried "so many bikinis and so many belts" before landing on what was seen in the film."We had a knowing that it would maybe, because it was in a Bond movie, become an iconic situation something that would live a very, very long time," she said. "The biggest acting challenge I had was to make it look like the water was warm and I was having a grand old time when I was freezing my butt off."Berry has not been shy about sharing swimsuit photos, having recently posted a series of pictures of her in a black and white one-piece swimsuit while vacationing in Joshua Tree, California.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER

The U.S. Mission to Nigeria has shared a stark warning about "birth tourism" to those who might be planning trips to America primarily for this reason."Using your visa to travel for the primary purpose of giving birth in the United States so that your child will have U.S. citizenship is not permitted," the mission wrote on its X account this week. The notice was posted on Facebook as well."We will deny your visa if we believe your primary purpose of travel is to give birth in the United States to get U.S. citizenship for your child. This is not permitted," the post states.BEACH TOWN CRACKS DOWN ON HALF-NAKED TOURISTS WITH HEFTY FINES FOR INAPPROPRIATE ATTIREHashtags #VisaWiseTravelSmart and #USVisa were included in the post.Birth tourism refers to foreign nationals traveling to another country and giving birth there so that their newborn children can obtain citizenship in that country.Section one of the Fourteenth Amendment automatically grants citizenship to all persons born in the United States.The most common visas abused are B-2 tourist visas and B-1 business visas which is what prompted the State Department to introduce a new rule in 2020.For more Lifestyle articles, visit foxnews.com/lifestyle"A consular officer shall deny a B nonimmigrant visa to an alien [whom] he or she has reason to believe intends to travel for this primary purpose," the rule reads."These tourists often cite the superior educational and professional opportunities available in the United States as their justification for making such a trip," according to a Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs report by the Senate Minority in 2022.The report estimates that birth tourists spend anywhere from $7,000 to $100,000 to obtain citizenship for their newborn children.Nigeria loses over $28 billion annually to medical tourism, according to the local news outlet All Africa.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTERA study published in the Journal of Womens Health looked at maternal and neonatal outcomes for reproductive travelers in Chicago.Researchers found that 88% of those seeking care were Nigerian. It is estimated that in 2020, at least 33,000 births occurred among women who were on tourist visas, according to the Center for Immigrant Studies.In Jan. 2025, President Donald Trump issued Executive Order 14160 currently caught up in legal battles.Under the president's Executive Order 14160, automatic citizenship for children of people in the U.S. illegally would end.

President Donald Trump on Tuesday criticized spending taxpayer money to house migrants in "luxury hotels" while others continue to struggle to afford necessities.Trump was traveling back to the United States after a four-day trip to Scotland when he was asked about mass migration to the United Kingdom.A reporter pointed out that many in the U.K. have taken issue with housing migrants in hotels at the expense of taxpayers while their asylum claims are being processed and asked whether Britain needs its own "Alligator Alcatraz."It was reference to Florida's illegal immigrant detention center on a 30-square-mile property in the Everglades' swamplands.DEMOCRATS FUME OVER NEW PLAN TO HOUSE ILLEGAL MIGRANTS IN NEW JERSEY, INDIANA MILITARY BASES"They're putting people in luxury hotels and other people that are working their a---- off are living from hand to mouth. They're not living the same way," Trump said aboard Air Force One. "I've looked at some of the hotels they're using."Trump noted that illegal immigrants in some parts of the U.S. have also been housed in hotels."They put them in like the best hotels anywhere in the world," he said. "Thousands of dollars a night, and other people are living out in the streets, including our veterans. They can't get a room."There are pictures of our veterans staying right by the door where they're walking in to live, and the veterans are sitting out in the sidewalk in front of a fancy hotel. And the illegals are coming into that hotel and staying for a week," he added. "That's no good."In 2023, Fox News reported that claims that homeless veterans were displaced at hotels in upstate New York were false.FLORIDA STATE LAWMAKER SAYS TRUMP IS BUILDING MODERN-DAY CONCENTRATION CAMPSHowever, that same year in Massachusetts, military families who booked rooms in Foxboro, Massachusetts, the site of the 124th Army-Navy football Game at Gillette Stadium, received cancellation notices from hotels that were being used by the state to house migrants.In June, the Roosevelt Hotel in Manhattan, which served as one of the main migrant shelters in the city, closed its doors.The converted site, which has around 1,000 rooms, processed more than 173,000 migrants since its opening in May 2023, the city said.The hotel was linked to gang activity, and the Justice Department in May launched a probe into the Roosevelt, which is owned by the government of Pakistan, and the Stewart Hotel, which was also transformed into a migrant shelter.New York City taxpayers have forked out billions of dollars to pay for housing for more than 232,000 migrants who have arrived in the city since the spring of 2022.