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Neutrogena has issued a statement expressing sadness after Hayden Panettiere’s death and acknowledging that it made her feel unsupported during a difficult period. The brand faces renewed scrutiny over its handling of Panettiere’s postpartum depression remarks in 2015, with critics calling for greater transparency and accountability as it plans a major investment in women’s health causes.
Recent Republican runoffs in Georgia and Alabama have produced mixed results for former President Donald Trump. In Georgia, Mike Collins has won the Senate nomination while Rick Jackson — a self-funding billionaire who spent over $100 million — has defeated Trump’s choice for governor, Burt Jones. In Alabama, Trump-backed Barry Moore has prevailed in a Senate runoff, reinforcing the influence of endorsements across parts of the GOP.
South Carolina has held a special Republican primary to replace the late Sen. Lindsey Graham and has produced a runoff. Darline Graham and Rep. Ralph Norman have advanced; Rep. Russell Fry finished a close third. The Aug. 25 runoff will almost certainly decide the GOP nominee who will face Democrat Annie Andrews in November.
Hayden Panettiere, the actor known for Heroes and Nashville, has died at 36. Her father, Skip Panettiere, has announced her "tragic passing" and asked for privacy. Police in Greenville, South Carolina, have said initial inquiries show no signs of foul play; no cause of death has been released and an autopsy is expected.
Hayden Panettiere has died at age 36. The actor rose to fame as Claire Bennet on Heroes and later starred in Nashville. Tributes pour in from colleagues and fans; she has been open about battles with addiction and post-partum depression throughout her career.
Emma Garner, who has long balanced acting with business, has joined Once Upon a Farm’s growth as its stock market debut signals a new phase for the brand and Garner’s second act.