DEAR STACY: What is Aaron Paul up to these days? Is he married? Children? — D.H., Sparks, Nevada

DEAR D.H.: The actor, who won three Primetime Emmy Awards for his work as the long-suffering Jesse on "Breaking Bad," has a thriller due to go into production in the Spring. It's called "The Parts You Lose," and "Game of Thrones" star Carice van Houten also stars. He continues to provide the voice of Todd Chavez on the Netflix adult animated series, "BoJack Horseman." He and his wife since 2013, director Lauren Parsekian, have said they want to have a family some day, but not yet.

DEAR STACY: I read that they're making a sequel series to "That's So Raven." That was my favorite show growing up so I'd love to find out more. — Jeri N., Chattanooga, Tennessee

DEAR JERI: I'm guessing you do not watch The Disney Channel, which has been awash in "Raven's Home" promos for weeks. The new show is scheduled to premiere there on Friday, July 21. In it, Raven-Symone and Anneliese van der Pol reprise their roles as best friends, now divorced moms who are sharing a house as they raise their children. Raven's son, Booker (Isaac Ryan Brown), has inherited those fascinating psychic powers of hers. Raven left her job on "The View" to work on this series full time.

DEAR STACY: How is Alicia Coppola of "The Young and the Restless" related to Francis Ford Coppola and Nic Cage? — Shirley S., Newark, New Jersey

DEAR SHIRLEY: Same last name, no relation.

DEAR STACY: Is Chuck Norris doing any acting these days? Or just writing and making appearances? — JBD23

DEAR JBD23: Norris does have a new on-camera gig — he is serving as spokesguy in the truck and professional vehicle ads for Fiat International. He is also promoting his own line of bottled water, CFORCE. And he is letting the world know about his wife, Gena's harrowing experience with gadolinium, the contrast agent used in three MRI tests she underwent in one week, followed by excruciating burning sensations and other symptoms. There are no film or TV acting stints ahead of him as of now.