Jason Biggs knows "American Pie" wouldn't fly in 2025 like it did in the '90s, but he knows why the plot of the comedy still resonates with fans nearly 30 years later."American Pie" was a 1999 comedy that showcased crude humor and teenage sexuality. The movie starred Biggs, Mena Suvari, Sean William Scott, Alyson Hannigan and Chris Klein.Biggs told Fox News Digital that there are several reasons why the movie has turned into a cult-classic, including the strong bond between four high school buddies and their friendship that "transcends time.""Then also the girls, you know, and their relationships with the girls. How the girls have the power. I think that's very relatable. It has like this beating heart beneath the sort of the big set pieces beneath the comedy, or maybe even above the comedy," Biggs said.AMERICAN PIE STAR JASON BIGGS SHEDS NEARLY 40 POUNDS AFTER HEALTH SCAREHowever, he's aware that comedy isn't the same today as it was decades ago."Comedy is changing. What you can sort of get away with. I mean, we certainly couldn't do a lot of those things now, you know, and we shouldn't, but we did, and it was a reflection of the time. I think there are things that people will still allow themselves to laugh at given the context of the movie," Biggs said.If "American Pie" debuted in 2025, Briggs predicted that the reactions would be divisive."I feel there's a part of society who would feel like, Oh, yay, anti-woke. We can laugh at anything. Anything goes. And then maybe there'd be a part that would be understandably offended by some of the things," Biggs said.The actor mentioned the controversial scene when Nadia (Shannon Elizabeth) was filmed changing in Biggs' character's bedroom without her knowledge.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWS"The scene with Nadia and filming her, unbeknownst to her, like that's not something I think everyone should be in agreement that that's not an okay thing to do," Biggs said."American Pie" star Mena Suvari joined the actor for the interview. She explained that the comedy was a movie that everyone could relate to at the time."I mean, it feels like it's sort of this, I don't know, slice of Americana in a way. It feels like there's such a diversity of characters and range that a lot of different people can relate to. It's capturing this moment in time that's like a rite of passage for everyone. And I mean, I think it's phenomenal. I mean yes, there are certain aspects of it that are, you know, shot on film and maybe like certain soundtracks that can make it feel of a particular time.""But overall, I feel like the characters and like the message around it and throughout is just something that a lot of people relate to.""And I think that that's what adds to it. Just continuing to live on forever, and it's become this really cool thing that I feel like it's even a rite of passage for like our generation to then experience with their kids. It's really awesome," Suvari said.Suvari and Biggs are reuniting Saturday for an "American Pie" episode of his and his wife, Jenny Mollen's "Dinner and a Movie" show."Mena very, very graciously agreed to come on with our friend Alyson Hannigan as well. Chris Klein sent a video message. He couldn't join in person, but they came on with Jenny and I. We've been hoping to do the American Pie episode, and it's been the best episode that I've shot."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER"First of all, so great to see them. I don't get to see them often enough and two, we kind of rehashed a lot of old stuff," Biggs said of the episode.He continued, "We told a lot of stories and reminded each other about some really cool things that happened on set. I don't know, I loved having you, Mena. It was so great.""It was really special, and we also brought in some really cool memorabilia," Mena said. "It was a lot of fun."The "American Pie" cast reunion will be showcased on "Dinner and a Movie" on Aug. 23 at 8pm ET/PT on TBS.

Google users can now customize their search results to display favorite sources such as Fox News, using the company's new "preferred sources" feature.Google officially launched the feature on Aug. 12, creating a way to tailor the Top Stories section to include outlets handpicked by the user."When you select your preferred sources, youll start to see more of their articles prominently displayed within Top Stories, when those sources have published fresh and relevant content for your search," read a statement from Google.GOOGLE TURNS CO2 INTO BATTERY POWER FOR CLEAN ENERGYContent from your handpicked sources may also appear in a dedicated "from your sources" section, Google says.Adding Fox News as a "preferred source" can be done in just a few clicks using this shortcut.HOW GOOGLE'S ASK PHOTOS USES AI TO FIND THE PICTURES YOU WANTAlternatively, you can follow these steps.This new Google feature allows users to select as many sites as they want as a preferred source. You can also change sites you've selected at any time.Make sure you stay up-to-date on Fox News coverage by adding it as a preferred source.

A genetic test could predict whether a child will be obese as an adult.A global study, published in the journal Nature Medicine, found that the risk of severe obesity in adulthood can be identified in early childhood through a polygenic risk score (PGS).The PGS acts as a "calculator" that combines the impact of different genetic risk variants that a person can carry, according to researchers.YOUR DNA COULD BE STOPPING YOU FROM LOSING WEIGHT, NEW STUDY SUGGESTSThe test can be performed on children before their weight begins to shift, as early as age 5, according to a press release from the University of Copenhagens NovoNordisk Foundation Center for Basic Metabolic Research (CBMR).The researchers suggest that this may support early prevention strategies for obesity, like lifestyle interventions at a younger age."Overall, these data show that PGSs have the potential to improve obesity prediction, particularly when implemented early in life," the researchers concluded in the study.Lead study author Roelof Smit, assistant professor at the NNF Center, wrote in a press release statement that the score is "so powerful" due to its ability to predict adult obesity "well before other risk factors start to shape their weight later in childhood.""Intervening at this point can have a huge impact," he commented.The major study was an international collaboration of human genetics researchers, consisting of more than 600 scientists from 500 global institutions, as well as the consumer genetics and research company 23andMe, Inc.After gathering genetic data from more than five million people, the scientists created what's described as the largest and most diverse genetic dataset in reported history, using that to create the PGS.The results showed that the PGS was twice as effective as the previous best test in predicting obesity risk, accounting for approximately 17.6% of a child's risk of developing a high BMI (body mass index) as an adult.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR HEALTH NEWSLETTER"This new polygenic score is a dramatic improvement in predictive power and a leap forward in the genetic prediction of obesity risk, which brings us much closer to clinically useful genetic testing," study co-author Ruth Loos, a professor from CBMR at the University of Copenhagen, said in a statement.The scientists also discovered that those with a higher genetic risk of obesity were more responsive to lifestyle weight-loss interventions.For more Health articles, visitfoxnews.com/healthThese individuals also gained weight back more quickly once the interventions ended.The researchers noted that the new PGS has its limitations, as it was "far better at predicting obesity" in those who have a European-like ancestry than in those with African ancestry.

HBO host Bill Maher urged the Democratic Party on Friday to see how President Donald Trump has become a "master" at picking off their voters.During the latest episode of "Real Time with Bill Maher," the comedian admitted that while Trump doesnt run on protecting democracy or other high-minded American ideals, he knows how to sell obvious things to the common man, which is why he continues to take chunks of voters away from his opposition."He is the master at winning votes from small groups who are passionate about one issue, picking up a couple percent here, a couple there until its YMCA!'" he said, quoting the presidents favorite campaign song.NEWSOM'S OFFICE CONTINUES TO MOCK TRUMP USING HIS SOCIAL MEDIA WRITING STYLE: 'TINY HANDS'Maher provided an example showcasing Trumps skill. "While Democrats offer up high-minded intangibles like equity and saving the soul of America, Trump says, Hey waitress, how would you like to pay no tax on those tips? Remember that? And everybody was like, Why didnt we think of that?'"He offered that as a reason Trump won Nevada in 2024 the first time a GOP candidate has done so in 20 years because of all the service industry jobs there that run on tips.FOX NEWS' GREG GUTFELD DELIVERS MASSIVE RATINGS BOOST TO FALLON'S TONIGHT SHOW WITH CROSS-NETWORK APPEARANCEMaher then listed the other groups Trump was able to snag votes from that led to his victory."He did it with the tips. He got the TikTok vote. He got the people for whom toilets are very important vote. He got the enough of taking our shoes off at the airport vote, the crypto bro vote, the tech bro vote, the bro bro vote," he said, adding, "He got rappers and kale eaters."He also mentioned how Trump was able to secure the former independent candidate and current Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr.s supporters in 2024, saying, "Oh, thats another I dont know four percent he picked off. And theyre ride or die.""Trump runs for office like that kid in eighth grade who ran for school president on a pledge of more snow days," Maher joked.CLICK HERE FOR THE LATEST MEDIA AND CULTURE NEWSHe continued, saying that "elections are won on the margins, by a coalition of little things that hit people personally. Trump gets this, he feels your pain in the a--. Kamala ran on democracy, which is the most important issue. But without the political skill to sell it, it added up to nothing.""Meanwhile, Trump was running on, Ill make the poop go down. He never shut up about bad shower pressure, s----- light bulbs, and low-flow toilets. Not exactly ask not what your country can do for you, but for some little niche group, it was all that mattered," he said.Regarding Trumps efforts to potentially reclassify marijuana, Maher joked, "Finally, he got around to me."CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP

Travian Robertson,South Carolina defensive line coach and former NFL player, is in stable condition after being injured in a car accident Friday morning, the university said in a statement.Head coach Shane Beamer confirmed in a statement released by South Carolina that Robertson, who is in his third year as aGamecocks assistant coach, is expected to make a "full recovery" following the accident."Travian Robertson was involved in a car accident this morning. He is currently in the hospital in stable condition. We expect him to make a full recovery and be back out on the field soon," the schools statement read.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"Please keep the families of those involved in the accident in your prayers and respect the Robertson familys privacy during this time."Sources toldESPN that the 36-year-old former NFL player sustained a "significant lower leg injury." Details of the accident were not immediately known.According toTheBigSpur.com, Robertson was reportedly involved in a head-on collision and taken to the hospital, where he underwent surgery on his ankle.DEION SANDERS SETS STRICT CLASSROOM DRESS CODE FOR COLORADO FOOTBALL PLAYERS AHEAD OF 2025 SEASONA star defensive tackle at South Carolina, Robertson was drafted by theAtlanta Falcons in the seventh round of the 2012 NFL Draft. He appeared in 12 games across two seasons before a brief stint with the Seattle Seahawks.He was signed by Washington in 2014 but was released before the start of the 2015 season.South Carolina will likely be without Robertson on the sidelines when it opens the season againstVirginia Tech on Aug. 31.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Welcome to the Fox News Entertainment Newsletter.TOP 3:-Austin Butler went temporarily blind, thought he was dying during filming-Beach Boys feud reignites as Al Jardine criticizes Mike Love's speech at Brian Wilson's funeral-Chris Pratt dragged into Katy Perrys $15M mansion showdown with U.S. veterans family as trial kicks offROYAL BUZZKILL - King Charles and Queen Camilla are facing a terrible problem at their royal home.FINAL ENCORE - Ozzy Osbourne knew he was dying at his last show, his friend says.SHOWBIZ PREDATORS - Former Disney star exposes kidnapping attempt and stalkers.PLOT TWIST - Stranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown surprises fans with news she has adopted a baby.SHAKEN, NOT STIRRED - Glen Powell has a surprising reason why he refuses to play James Bond.CASH CLASH - Kristin Cavallaris ex, Jay Cutler, accuses her of 'borderline slander' over claims she got no money in their divorce.MISSING REALITY - Kate Gosselin admits to unhealthy coping mechanisms after her kids left for college.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING?CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSFOLLOW FOX NEWS ON SOCIAL MEDIAFacebookInstagramYouTubeX, formerly Twitter

Molly Sims is soaking up the remaining days of summer.The 52-year-old actress posted a series of photos on Instagram featuring her enjoying time with her family on the beach, captioning the post, "Last bits of Summer."Among the photos in the carousel of pictures is a selfie of Sims in a purple bikini, which she accessorized with a sunhat, black sunglasses and chunky jewelry.Another photo showed Sims walking outside in the same purple bikini, this time adding a white long-sleeve collared shirt and purse as she flashed a smile towards the camera.MOLLY SIMS STUNS IN PURPLE FLORAL BIKINI DURING WEEKEND BEACH GETAWAY WITH FRIENDSThe rest of the photos featured snapshots from Sims' summer vacation with her family, including a photo of her with her husband and three kids, photos of them playing on the beach and one of her snuggling with her daughter while on the sand."Beautiful summer memories," one fan wrote in the comments section, while a second added, "Beautiful family picture you all look so nicely connected."APP USERS CLICK HERE FOR POSTShe also included photos of her many outfits, including one of her in a white dress while standing near the water, a selfie of her in a black and white sweater and one of her in brown trousers and a cropped collared shirt.Fans in the comments section loved the fashion, with one writing "Yes to that pink bikini and pretty white satin dress!!!" and another adding, "I like your style and how you dress."LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSSims has been posting photos of her family's adventures all summer long. In a recent Instagram post, the actress and model shared photos of her family's yacht day.In the photos, Sims looked carefree as she stood on the edge of the yacht in a black and white polka-dot bikini, with a big smile on her face. Sims also included a video of her jumping off the side of the yacht, as well as photos of her walking through a quaint beach town.Never one to shy away from posting a good bikini photo, Sims spoke with Fox News Digital in November 2024 about how she manages to stay fit, explaining she focuses on eating a lot of protein throughout the day and advised that it's best to get most of your carbs in at night.Her biggest piece of advice, however, was to keep in mind that the occasional bad choice when it comes to meals is not what "packs on the pounds," adding it's the habit of eating "just a little bit here. A little bit there."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER"If you have children. Do not eat their food and then eat your food," she explained. "So, the chicken fingers, the pizza, the pasta, the f------ tater tots, the leftover fries. That alone. You don't even realize a little bit here, a little bit here, a little bit here."CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP

Its hunting season for theNew England Patriots, and head coach Mike Vrabel is on the lookout for "rats."Speaking to the media Thursday, Vrabel was asked about reports that second-year receiver Ja'Lynn Polk would miss the entire season with a shoulder injury that requires surgery.Vrabel initially declined to add anything to the rumors, before taking a swipe at the media and their "sources."CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"No, other than Id like to find out where some of these come from. You know, some of these rats around here. So, well figure that out."Polk, a second-round pick in 2024, was injured during the Patriots' preseason opener when he was tackled on a short run byWashington Commanders defensive back Noah Igbinoghene, ESPN reported.PATRIOTS COACH MIKE VRABEL CLASHES WITH MEDIA OVER STEFON DIGGS' UNCERTAIN SEASON OPENER STATUSPolk left the game bracing his right arm, and has been sidelined since.NFL insider Jordan Schultzreported Wednesday that after seeing multiple specialists, it was determined that Polk would have to undergo surgery and was expected to miss the entire 2025 season.Sourcestold ESPN that the length of Polks absence would be determined after surgery.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Republican public safety advocate Gianno Caldwell is mulling a bid for the open Illinois Senate seat in 2026 amid growing conversations about crime in Americas cities.Earlier this month, Caldwell was the keynote speaker at the Illinois Republican Partys Republican Day event at the state fair, where he touted his record on law and order. Caldwell's brother, Christian, was killed in 2022 in a Chicago drive-by shooting at the age of 18."I've been about this fight for many years, public service, I've worked in every level of government that you can imagine and certainly I think there's time for a law-and-order U.S. Senate candidate to come to the forefront in Illinois," said Caldwell, a Fox News contributor and founder of the Caldwell Institute for Public Safety.CHICAGO BRACES FOR DEADLY JULY 4 WEEKEND AS FOX NEWS ANALYST TAKES ACTION IN BROTHER'S UNSOLVED MURDER"My brother's legacy has become my mission and to save lives," Caldwell said. "And if that's something that I can continue in a U.S. Senate seat, that's worth considering for the many lives that have been lost and the legacies that need to be furthered in the state of Illinois and my home city of Chicago."Caldwells hometown of Chicago is getting renewed attention as President Donald Trump wants to take National Guard and federal agent deployment to lower crime nationwide following the takeover of policing in Washington DC. Both cities have dealt with violent crime woes, which have led to teens and children dying in numerous tragic cases.TRUMP HINTS AT FEDERAL CRACKDOWN IN CHICAGO AMID ANTI-CRIME PUSH IN DC"My brother's murder was something that I thought needed to have a conversation to address what has been going on in Chicago," Caldwell said. "So this impacted me in a very deep and personal way. And when I think about what President Trump is doing by saying, Look, we're doing this in DC already. We want to take this to other places around the country, I applaud him. Why? Because people have been begging for change in the city of Chicago."Caldwell spoke even as a backlash has grown from Democrats who have said that the heavy law enforcement presence in the nations capital is over-the-top."American soldiers and airmen policing American citizens on American soil is #UnAmerican," Mayor Muriel Bowser posted to X last week.RAHM EMANUEL ON POTENTIAL 2028 WHITE HOUSE RUN: 'I HAVE SOMETHING I THINK I CAN OFFER'Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Illinois, is retiring in 2026, busting the race wide open on both sides of the aisle."The decision of whether to run for re-election has not been easy. I truly love the job of being a United States Senator. But in my heart, I know its time to pass the torch. So, I am announcing today that I will not be seeking re-election at the end of my term," Durbin, 80, said in an April video.

Authorities have arrested one suspect believed to be linked to a recent break-in at the Beverly Hills home of music legend Lionel Richie.The Beverly Hills Police Department confirmed to Fox News Digital that officers arrested a 38-year-old man early Friday morning near Wilshire Boulevard and Beverly Glen Boulevard on suspicion of residential burglary.While the department does not release or confirm the identity of homeowners, multiple media outlets have reported the property belongs to Richie.'AMERICAN IDOL' EXEC MURDER SUSPECT ALLEGEDLY USED COUPLE'S OWN GUN IN GRISLY KILLINGSA spokesperson from the Beverly Hills Police Department stated that officers responded to a call around midnight on Aug. 22 about a residential burglary. During the course of their investigation, the suspect was arrested a few blocks away from the home.According to TMZ, Richie, best known for hits like "All Night Long" and "Hello," was home at the time of the incident. His homes security system was triggered and allegedly scared off the burglar, and nothing was stolen from the property.BRAD PITTS LA HOME BURGLARY LEADS TO 4 ARRESTS IN ONGOING POLICE INVESTIGATIONBeverly Hills police shared with Fox News Digital that the investigation is ongoing.Reps for Richie did not immediately respond to Fox News Digitals request for comment.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERThe attempted burglary comes just weeks after another high-profile burglary investigation in Los Angeles involving Brad Pitts former home.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSEarlier this month, authorities arrested four suspects believed to be linked to a string of residential burglaries across Southern California, including the break-in at Pitts home.A spokesperson from the Los Angeles Police Department stated at the time that officers from the Northeast division responded to a call in the 2300 block of Edgemont Street at around 10:30 p.m. on June 25. According to the report, three individuals allegedly scaled a fence, entered the yard, broke in through a front window and proceeded to "ransack" the property.Pitt's representative declined to comment on the matter at the time.The suspects reportedly took various items before fleeing the scene.Pitt was not at home during the June 25 incident, as he was away promoting his film "F1."Fox News Digital's Stepheny Price contributed to this report.