Kathy Bates’ mother wasn’t as excited about her daughter’s Oscar win as might be expected. In an interview with Ben Mankiewicz on “CBS Sunday Morning,” Bates recalled her mother’s ...

Susan Bates Rasmussen, 80, passed away peacefully on October 1, 2024. Born on May 5, 1944, the daughter of Alexander and Louise Bates. She spent her childhood growing up years in Pittsburgh ...

Kathy Bates just experienced a wave of relief in the middle of an interview after discovering her memories of her Oscar speech were wrong. In a conversation with "CBS Sunday Morning," the "Matlock ...

The 'Matlock' actress opens up about the changes she made to her diet and lifestyle after being diagnosed with type 2 diabetes Kathy Bates is addressing the rumors she used Ozempic to achieve her ...

Jenkins. This edition of Then and Now presents early 20th-century Bates images by famed Maine photographer George French, Class of 1908, and images taken this week during the waning days of a gorgeous ...

Jenkins. This edition of Then and Now presents early 20th-century Bates images by famed Maine photographer George French, Class of 1908, and images taken this week during the waning days of a gorgeous ...

Chromosome Dynamics: Although genetic information is encoded in a one-dimensional array of DNA bases, all major DNA processes (replication, transcription and recombination) are controlled by changes ...

Memory is a tricky thing and Kathy Bates learned that on CBS Sunday Morning during an interview with journalist and TCM host Ben Mankiewicz. Bates was discussing winning her Oscar for Best Actress ...

Kathy Bates Was 'in Tears' Fitting into Armani Gown for 2024 Emmys After 100-Lb. Weight Loss: 'Felt Great' (Exclusive) Kathy Bates Clarifies She's Not Retiring Amid Matlock’s Success ...

Kathy Bates won an Oscar in 1991 for her magnificent performance in the Stephen King thriller "Misery" – but it wasn't until recently that she realized she'd thanked her mother in her acceptance ...

Susan Svrluga is a reporter covering higher education for The Washington Post.

An absolute classic, the movie starring Dustin Hoffman and Robert Redford is widely considered one of the greatest journalism films ever made. In Alan J. Pakula's film, Hoffman and Redford play ...