Dear Eric: I have three adult children. About three years ago there was an issue, and my oldest, Doug, and middle, Linda, disrespected each other. It wasn’t a small issue, but (in my and my wife ...

Former "Grey's Anatomy" star Eric Dane will speak publicly for the first time about his battle with ALS in a television interview airing Monday on ABC's "Good Morning America." The 52-year-old ...

Emmerdale fans reckon they've figured out who will inherit Eric Pollard's shop, and it's not David Metcalfe.The village shop has been a staple in the ITV soap since 2009, having changed ownership ...

DEAR ERIC: My fiancé and I had to move back into his parents due to the crippling economy. My problem lies with his father. He is fully disabled and stubborn. He has been getting up to use the ...

Eric Dane is opening up about his ALS diagnosis for the first time. The 52-year-old “Grey’s Anatomy” alum, who revealed in April that he was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis ...

Dear Eric: My fiancé and I had to move back into his parents due to the crippling economy. My problem lies with his father. He is fully disabled and stubborn. He has been getting up to use the ...

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Dear Eric: I have three adult children. About three years ago there was an issue, and my oldest, Doug, and middle, Linda, disrespected each other. It wasn’t a small issue, but (in my and my wife ...

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Dear Eric: My fiancé and I had to move back into his parents due to the crippling economy. My problem lies with his father. He is fully disabled and stubborn. He has been getting up to use the ...

DEAR ERIC: A couple of years ago I reconnected with a high school friend. We are in our 60s. We occasionally get together for coffee or dinner, but I find myself making excuses not to meet. This ...

DEAR ERIC: I’m worried about a good friend of mine. He hits the bars, drinking heavily, and then drives home. The next morning, he complains of being hung over.