Actor Gary Coleman was 42 when he died following a brain hemorrhage in 2010, but most people remember him as a child star who found fame on the hit comedy “Diff’rent Strokes.”

Brandi Buys, a friend of Coleman interviewed in the documentary, said she was “appalled” when she heard Price’s 911 call. “‘I can’t help him, because there’s blood?’ If you care about somebody, you don’t care about that,” Buys said. “She didn’t help him. She wanted somebody to get there and help him.”

Viewers are getting a first-time look into the late Gary Coleman’s private world thanks to a new Peacock documentary, “GARY.” Learn how the fame and fortune from his “Diff’rent Strokes” days caused controversy and struggles. Stream “GARY ...

Auburn quarterback Payton Thorne is one of the more experienced players in college football. When Auburn opens up the season in a week, his favorite receiving target could be one of the least. Auburn's QB1 has been working tirelessly throughout camp to develop a

Sitting just 37-minutes away by car, Phenix City and Auburn could not look any more different. For Auburn Tigers wide receiver Cam Coleman, those two locations represent different chapters in his football career.