5 Things You Missed Yesterday

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Here’s what you missed yesterday, in case you weren’t able to visit us.

Top Stories You Should Know

1. Family Devastated as Search Called Off for Cruise Passenger Who Fell Overboard Near Hawaii

The US Coast Guard has called off a search for an Australian man who fell overboard off a cruise ship near Hawaii on Thursday, two days after the incident happened.

Warwick Tollemache, 35, was a passenger on Royal Caribbean’s Quantum of the Seas trip from Brisbane to Honolulu. He went overboard at about 11 p.m. local time on Tuesday when the ship was about 500 miles south of Kailua Kona, Big Island.

2. Vince Vaughn Set to Star in ‘Dodgeball’ Sequel

Vince Vaughn has been tapped to reprise his leading role from 2004’s hit comedy Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story in an upcoming sequel. The sequel currently does not have a title and is in the early stages of development at 20th Century Studios.

3. After Leaving ‘The Late Late Show,’ Where Will James Corden Be Heading Next?

After more than eight years, James Corden bid farewell to The Late Late Show. The amiable host’s final appearance on Thursday featured the surprise appearance of some famous friends and guests.

Prior to the finale, Corden hosted a primetime special that showcased pre-taped segments, including his final Carpool Karaoke with Adele, which was released online before the final episode.

4. Pamela Anderson Looks Incredible in ‘Baywatch’ Inspired Swimsuit Collection

Pamela Anderson has stunned the internet with epic photos from a marketing campaign with Frankies Bikinis, promoting a collaboration between the former Playmate and the lingerie brand. The 90s-inspired capsule collection will be released on May 4.

5. Shania Twain Says She Misses Women on Country Radio: ‘Not as Inclusive’

A couple of years ago, Shania Twain was uncertain about the fate of her singing voice. She had undergone open-throat surgery to mend her damaged vocal cords, which had been deteriorating due to Lyme disease she contracted in 2003. Despite the fear that came with the procedure, it was a necessary step toward her recovery.