Eric Dane reveals his daughter rescued him after realizing he couldn't swim amid ALS battle

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Two months after Eric Dane shared he had been diagnosed with the neurodegenerative disease, he recalled a heartbreaking experience he went through with one of his teen daughters while snorkeling.

“When I jumped into the ocean that day and realized I couldn’t swim, generate enough power to get myself back to the boat I thought, ‘Oh god,’ and then I realized in that moment I’m not safe in the water anymore.” [E! Online]

Meghan Markle posted a great Father’s Day video featuring Harry and their kids. [Celebitchy]

Lee Pace plays a mysterious and erotic rock god in the beguiling thriller After This Death. Check out the review. [Pajiba]

Brad Pitt, um, went for it. [Go Fug Yourself]

It was a busy weekend in tennis that included lots of beef. [Kenneth in the 212]

A look at Mariska Hargitay‘s unflinchingly personal doc My Mom Jayne. [Boy Culture]

Cher‘s son, Elijah Blue Allman, was hospitalized over the weekend as a result of an overdose. [Page Six]

Are you ready for Trump Mobile? Hard pass! [Gizmodo]

Get your first look at Ryan Murphy‘s John F. Kennedy Jr. FX series, American Love Story. [Hypebeast]

Check out “No Kings” protest photos from across the nation. [The Atlantic]

Fashion designer Arthur Folasa Ah Loo, who was a participant on Project Runway, was shot and critically wounded during the protest in Salt Lake City on Saturday, June 14. [People]

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