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Dave Coulier Opened Up About Why He Looks And Sounds Different After Cancer Battle—And Fans Are Heartbroken For Him
Then, at the end of 2025, Coulier was diagnosed with HPV-related oropharyngeal tongue cancer, shortly after his lymphoma went into remission, making this his second, entirely separate cancer diagnosis in under two years.
In both cases, Coulier was adamantly positive about the cancer being caught early and being able to use the most promising treatment options, but now, the wear and tear on his body is becoming more obvious to the public.
In the past few months, fans have voiced concern about Coulier's obvious weight loss, as well as noticeable changes to the pitch and intonation of his voice.
Last week, Coulier responded to his fans' concerns, trying to put everyone's minds at ease. In a short video, Coulier stood outside, standing in the bright sunlight, smiling at the camera.
Coulier explained:
"Hi everyone. It's me, Dave."
"I haven't posted in quite a while, and the last time I did, I know some of you said I look differently and sound differently."
"And I do."
"What you're seeing is the extensive side effects of extensive radiation I went through for carcinoma in my throat."
"I haven't been able to eat solid food in months, and so I've lost 45 pounds."
"That's what you're seeing, and it's affected my ability to speak."
"Some of you said that I sound differently, so yeah, you're right on with that, what you're seeing and hearing."
But Coulier remained as positive as ever about his condition.
"My hair is starting to grow back, and we got our PET scans back."
"The prognosis looks good for both the carcinoma in my throat and the lymphoma."
"So, we're very pleased with all of that."
"Good health to all of you!"
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Fans were supportive of Coulier and grateful that he was still here.
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Cancer continues to be one of the scariest diagnoses we can hear from a doctor, but as Coulier has pointed out, early detection makes a huge difference, so regular health checks are important.
Though Coulier is experiencing side effects of the cancer treatment right now, we hope that he will make a full recovery and live a long, happy life with plenty of time to bounce back.
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Bill Nye In Awe Over How Much His New Wax Figure At Madame Tussauds Looks Like Him—And Fans Are Impressed
Speaking to People at the May 7 unveiling, where he did a hilarious mock interview with himself, Nye said even he was surprised how good the likeness was.
He told the magazine:
"It looks a great deal like me. It looks just like me."
In a moment of trademark Nye silliness, he then turned to the statue and pretended to talk to it.
"You look just like me. He's speechless."
Nye went on to tell People that he was genuinely flattered to be among the list of luminaries who have been immortalized by the many iterations of the museum.
"It's just an honor. You're immortalized in our society and our culture. To get a wax figure means you're kind of a big deal, which is lovely."
"And I hope people who come to visit and meet him—us—feel good about their time in class watching the videos and learning about science."
Nye said his wife, author Liza Mundy, who was the first person he told about the figurine, was equally impressed.
"My wife, Liza, that's who I told first. And she was impressed because you're immortalized."
Being a literal "science guy," Nye also gave a rare glimpse into the complicated process of creating one of Madame Tussauds wax figures.
"...skilled people take pictures, pictures and pictures. They take the 3D scanner, and then they look at your eyes..."
"...And then measure your height and the way you stand..."
They even made an actual replica of his suit to make sure the details were just right.
On social media, Nye's fans were just as impressed as he was with the accuracy of the wax figure—and there was plenty of love for Nye himself, too.
Sure, it may be just a wax figure. But Nye said he hopes that his likeness will help continue his legacy of inspiring kids to be into science.
Nye said that he'd always planned for his show to be a hit with kids. But even he is surprised by just how much of a touchstone Bill Nye the Science Guy became for Millennial and Gen Z kids.
"I certainly hoped or planned that it would have this special place in Millennial [and] Gen Z hearts, but that it's worked out so to be such a big deal still surprises me every day."
He went on to tell People that his objective on the show was simple: "Change the world." Mission accomplished, Bill!
Katie Miller Blasted After Lecturing Women About Their 'Biological Destiny' In Mother's Day Post
For Mother’s Day, Miller, who has had three children since her 2020 marriage and is due soon to deliver her fourth, posted a maternity photo on X, which was an entirely normal thing women do. The issue many people had with her post is the Great Replacement Theory, White Nationalist rhetoric in her caption.
Miller wrote:
"In honor of Mother’s Day, a reminder that peak feminism is having babies."
"The most radical thing a woman can do is embrace her biological destiny."
People also took exception to the fact that, like Erika Kirk, the virtues Miller extols online and in her podcast are just more "rules for thee, not for me" hypocrisy.
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People sounded off on Miller's latest propaganda post.
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Others pointed out the insensitivity of Miller's post because infertility is an issue 1 in 5 women struggle with.
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Miller previously posted in April bemoaning the lack of teen pregnancies among 15-19 year-olds, something other MAGA propagandists also whine about online and in right-wing media appearances.
Miller wrote in an April 9 post on X:
"Since 2007, the teen birth rate has fallen 72%."
"Hormonal birth control isn’t just poison for women’s minds and bodies—it’s killing population growth."
"For the first time ever, birth rates for women in their late 30s have surpassed those in their early 20s."
"Our biological destiny is to have babies — not slave behind desks chasing careers while our civilization dies."
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It's only one of several Lebensborn posts Miller has made, encouraging (White) women to do their duty to provide more children for the Fatherland.
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Their preoccupation with falling birth rates goes hand in hand with Great Replacement Theory rhetoric, which was pushed on Fox News by Tucker Carlson and Laura Ingraham, and White nationalist propaganda.
It also is why Christian nationalists—like Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who has seven children to date between his three wives, and Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar, who have 19 children—and White supremacists—like Elon Musk, who has 14 children with four different women including many that were conceived in vitro so he could choose their biological sex—have larger than average families.
Conspiracy theorists, Christian nationalists, White supremacists, and many Republicans claim White populations are being intentionally "replaced" demographically and culturally by non-White immigrants.
In some versions of the rhetoric, Jews are accused of orchestrating the shift, which is why back in 2017 in Charlottesville, Virginia, tiki torch-wielding White nationalists chanted:
"Jews will not replace us."
The fact the Millers, two people of Jewish heritage and who were raised in the faith, are now leading that often antisemitic propaganda campaign is absurd beyond the limits of irony.
