Abby Lee Miller Reveals She's Cancer-Free: 'I Feel Like I Have More to Do'

Abby Lee Miller is cancer-free!

The 52-year-old Dance Moms star opened up about her cancer battle and her plans for the future in a new interview with People, a year after being diagnosed with Burkitt lymphoma.

“The cancer is completely gone,” Abby said. “I’m more than grateful. I’m thankful. I was always grateful but I think I must say ‘Thank you’ a hundred times a day because I have to rely on strangers; someone to open the door, someone to get the hanger off the rack at the department store, someone to pick up my phone if I drop it. How am I supposed to get it? I’m very grateful and thankful to strangers that have been so kind.”

“I pushed through because I feel like I have more to do,” she continued. “I want to be an executive producer. I have three other shows and a cartoon that I’ve created. I want to do what I really do — I create. I can make something magical and wonderful out of nothing. I do it every week.”

“I have goals,” she added. “I have dreams and I want to see them come to fruition. I want to retire and want to be able to live out my days financially secure. That’s what everyone wants.”

“If I can move, I can stand,” she shared. “I’m supposed to stand three times a day for twenty minutes. I can take a right step because I can put my weight on my left knee then when I take a left step my right leg just crumbles because I need a knee replacement.”

Richard Madden steps out for a bite to eat with Brandon Flynn on Wednesday (May 22) in New York City.

The 32-year-old Bodyguard actor and the 25-year-old 13 Reasons Why actor coordinated in navy outfits as they grabbed dinner together.

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Last month, it was reported that Richard had moved in with Brandon after relocating from the United Kingdom to Hollywood.

Earlier this week, Richard was in London for the premiere of his new movie Rocketman – which hits theaters on May 31!

Ava DuVernay looks stunning on the cover of The Hollywood Reporter‘s latest issue!

Here’s what the 46-year-old director, mogul, and activist had to share with the mag:

On why [Donald] Trump will only appear via news footage and was not cast in her Central Park Five Netflix miniseries When They See Us: “I decided I was telling the story of the men. They knew a rich, kind of bloated, flamboyant guy who owned buildings across town had said something about them. They were much more concerned with their families and their lives than some guy in a golden tower.”

On why Trump was involved to begin with: “It made him feel like a player and important. Press conferences ensued. He was on CNN. Those are all the things that we know he wanted at that time. By doing this, he got quite a bit of attention, and still is getting it for doing the same kinds of things. I don’t think it was for any real desire to seek justice for Trisha Meili, because if he did feel that way he would have sought it for [Brett Kavanaugh accuser] Christine Blasey Ford. It was an opportunity, and he’s an opportunist.”

On her hopes for series star Jharrel Jerome (Moonlight): “My prayer for Jharrel is, may opportunities come for this young black man in the ways that they come for Ansel Elgort.”

On viewing misreported facts on the case back in 1989, as a teenager: “Sometimes ‘wilin’ out’ just means you’re hanging out. Sometimes it means you’re out just having fun. It certainly doesn’t mean you’re raping people. The fact that wilin’ became wilding, became wolf pack, became these boys are animals. … I remember for the first time realizing that the news might not be true, that the news is something that you have to really think about and question.”

For more from Ava, visit HollywoodReporter.com.

Game of Thrones isn’t over yet!

HBO will be releasing the documentary Game of Thrones: The Last Watch – which will be documenting production of the final season of the hit show – and we have 13 new photos from the special!

The documentary is directed by British filmmaker Jeanie Finlay and “delves deep into the mud and blood to reveal the tears and triumphs involved in the challenge of bringing the fantasy world of Westeros to life in the very real studios, fields and car-parks of Northern Ireland” according to the network.

“Much more than a ‘making of’ documentary, this is a funny, heartbreaking story, told with wit and intimacy, about the bittersweet pleasures of what it means to create a world – and then have to say goodbye to it.”

Game of Thrones: The Last Watch will premiere on HBO on Sunday, May 26 at 9pm EST.

Leonardo DiCaprio is opening up about almost meeting his idol, River Phoenix, on the night he died.

The 44-year-old Once Upon a Time In Hollywood actor shared his story about the Stand by Me actor – who passed away at the young age of 23 due to combined drug intoxication – in a recent interview with Esquire.

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“I grew up revering River Phoenix as the great actor of my generation, and all I ever wanted was to have just an opportunity to shake his hand,” Leonardo said. “And one night, at a party in Silver Lake, I saw him walk up a flight of stairs.”

“It was almost like something you would see in Vertigo, because I saw there was something in his face, and I’d never met him—always wanted to meet him, always wanted to just have an encounter with him—and he was walking toward me and I kind of froze,” he continued. “And then the crowd got in my way, and I looked back and he was gone.”

“I walked back up the stairs and back down, and I was like, ‘Where did he go?’” Leonardo added. “And he was . . . on his way to the Viper Room. And it was almost as if—I don’t know how to describe it, but it’s this existential thing where I felt like . . . he disappeared in front of my very eyes, and the tragedy that I felt afterward of having lost this great influence for me and all of my friends. The actor we all talked about.”

“Just to be able to have that, always wanting to just—and I remember extending my hand out, and then . . . Two people came in front and then I looked back, and then he wasn’t there,” he shared. “I actually flew later to New Orleans to meet about Interview with the Vampire to play the part Christian Slater ended up playing. [Phoenix had been cast in the role.]”

Ariana Grande is paying tribute to the city of Manchester on the two-year anniversary of the terror attack after her May 2017 concert at the Manchester Arena that killed 23 fans and injured more than 100 others.

The 26-year-old singer took to her Instagram Story on Wednesday (May 22) to share an emoji of a bee – the insect that is a symbol of unity for the city of England. After the attack, Ariana got a tattoo of a worker bee in remembrance of that tragic day.

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Ariana‘s mom Joan Grande also posted her own tribute to the city by tweeting, “All my love Manchester, today and everyday… you are with me always, in my heart and in my mind. To ALL of you who have suffered and still suffer from tremendous loss, trauma or devastating injury.. I love you, I send you a warm hug, today and forever. #OneLove.”

Ariana will be returning to Manchester in August to headline the city’s Pride Festival. This will be her first time playing in Manchester since her One Love Show, that brought together performances by Katy Perry, Coldplay, Justin Bieber, and Miley Cyrus which raised of $23 million for the victims and their families.