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E1 USA TODAY THE ENQUIRER SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2017 7B USA SOURCE Arm Hammer Spinbrush survey of 1,000 adults MIKE B. SMITH, KARL TODAY of Americans plan to add healthy items to their loved holiday stockings this year. LIFELINE Kirk Douglas is 101. Beau Bridges is 76. Judi Dench is 83.

GETTY IMAGES YOUR BIRTHDAY CELEBRATING TODAY Thank you all for keeping those of us near the fires in your thoughts. Our area remains on alert. Bags still packed. So grate- ful for firefighters who are working to get the fires contained. Others have not been as lucky.

Due to the devas- tating California Wildfires, and help- ing family evacuate to a safer place, I unfortunately have to cancel my show tonight. I look forward to returning to the stage this weekend and performing for my fans. Praying for everyone in LA grabbed what I loved most this morning and so grateful to my friends for taking us in. TWEET TALK STARS SOUND OFF ON TWITTER Maria Shriver Absence makes the fistbumps fonder. Psych: The Movie (stream- ing online now) brings the long-run- ning detective stars James Roday and Hill back to- gether for the first time in three years, and there are many familiar aspects for their devoted none more than their signature exultation.

though the skin around our fists are getting thinner and wrin- klier, still one of the great joys of my life being back on a set with him and acting a Roday says of working again with Hill. But maybe not the best word: call it work. never been For eight seasons, Roday starred as fake psychic detective Shawn Spencer and Hill as his loyal best Burton Guster, and the two-hour TV movie picks up with them in real time in a new city (trading Santa Barbara for San Fran- cisco) but with the same old foibles. Shawn still commit to Jules (Maggie Lawson), though trying to find the engagement ring that a thief absconded with in the 2014 Psych series finale. Gus has a new pharmaceutical sales gig but still is being roped regularly into shenanigans.

And still trouble to be had, with the fistbumping, duo needing to find the vil- lain who has targeted someone close to them. still doing crazy stuff, in their same crazy Hill says. true of life, too. For myself, if somebody seen me in three years and saw me now, see some Roday, who co-wrote the movie with Psych Steve Franks, adds that he always figured the characters would return at some point and were approached by USA to do it earlier. were hopeful because it was an amazing experience for all of us that changed our lives, and the opportuni- ty to basically write a love letter to our fans for keeping us on the air for eight years was something we were really psyched to do.

No pun Both stars want to make Psych re- unions a regular thing. we do Halloween next, and then do Hill says. time we have a chance to step back and fistbump, it will always be that much more TELEVISION James Roday, left, and Hill hope to make reunions a regular thing. PHOTOS BY ALAN NETWORK stars are back on the beat in reunion movie But this time sleuthing in San Francisco fistbumps and all Brian Truitt USA TODAY New love interest Selene (Jazmyn Simon, real-life proves a challenge for Gus in the reunion. still doing crazy stuff, in their same crazy Hill.