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This Limited-Edition Starbucks Drop Includes Something You’d Never Expect

Thu, 05/14/2026 - 9:46am

Starbucks has entered its fitness era with two exciting new products.

One is the coffee chain's new ready-to-drink Coffee & Protein beverage, which combines its high-quality coffee with 22 grams of protein, prebiotic fiber, vitamins, minerals, and minimal sugar. This drink is available in two flavors: Classic Caffé and Caffé Mocha.

Starbucks is also joining the weighted vest trend with the highly anticipated release of its own limited-edition version — the Starbucks Weighted Vest. Designed in collaboration with former InStyle beauty director turned fashion designer Kahlana Barfield Brown, it was created not only for convenience but also to support health goals and offer standout style. "Weighted vests are having a major moment, but most weren't designed to be both functional and fashionable," says Barfield Brown.

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She adds, "With the Starbucks Weighted Vest, we wanted to take something functional and make it feel fashion-forward and intentional. It's an easy upgrade to morning routines that fits seamlessly alongside RTD Starbucks Coffee & Protein." The five-pound vest is designed for convenience on the go, featuring front pockets and a mesh pouch on the back for holding RTD bottles. Starbucks describes the product as "something people would want to wear every morning."

For those looking to elevate their fitness routine with Starbucks, the weighted vest will be available nationwide starting May 21. The $22 price point is intentional, mirroring the 22 grams of protein found in the ready-to-drink Coffee & Protein beverages. These beverages are currently available online and in grocery and convenience stores across the country.

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Additionally, there's a chance to win a limited-edition weighted vest by entering the Starbucks Coffee & Protein Level Up Strava Challenge. Participants who log into the Strava app have until June 18 to walk or run for 22 minutes a day on 10 or more days.

If you’re still looking for motivation to stick to your New Year’s fitness resolutions, Starbucks has you covered.

Kody Brown’s Radical Transformation Has 'Sister Wives' Fans Doing a Double Take

Thu, 05/14/2026 - 9:35am

Sister Wives star Kody Brown is back in the spotlight after a striking new look surfaced on social media, quickly setting off a wave of fan reactions and double takes online.

In a new Cameo video shared by a fan, Brown debuted a noticeably different look. He appears to have traded in his signature blonde ringlets for a shorter style and what appears to be his natural gray hair.

The video was posted to the social media site in tribute to a fan who received it as a Mother's Day gift. A photo of Brown's former look is used as a profile image.

In the clip, the reality television star, who once lived a polygamist lifestyle where he had four wives, began by sharing his thoughts about the day that celebrates mothers. Brown was previously married to Meri Brown, Janelle Brown, and Christine Brown. He is legally wed to Robyn Brown.

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"Mother's Day is a very special day. Mothers need to be exonerated because it's a wonderful job, right, but it's a tough job," he began.

He told the fan that her husband requested this video from him because she was a big fan of polygamy shows. Brown responded, "Most polygamy shows are awful. The reason you like our show, it wasn't a polygamy show, it was a family show, until recently, when I think it became too toxic."

Brown added, "The whole reason we went public was that the polygamy culture tended to be very culty. It was a place where people would lay down their ability to choose what would happen in their life and give that sovereignty over themselves and their body to another person."

The six-minute video then veered away from being a Mother's Day message and a diatribe about the religious beliefs Brown no longer subscribed to.

The video clip sparked fan reaction on a Reddit thread titled, "Kody cut off his ringlets."

RELATED: ‘Sister Wives’ Star Drops Bombshell Confession About Her Broken Marriage

"Somehow, I think it's a worse haircut than the ringlets. If that's even possible," wrote one follower.

"I don’t think he cut it off. I think it’s just pulled back somehow, not a ponytail, maybe a bun? I think his ego is too big to cut it," claimed a second Reddit user.

A third Sister Wives viewer wrote, "I’m pretty sure that even if he had considered shaving it before, he definitely wouldn’t now because everything in his mind seems to be a competition. The way he thinks, he would probably convince himself that people would assume he was trying to imitate David [Woolley, Christine's husband], and he would never want to feel like he was looking up to someone or doing something because of them."

Sister Wives is currently on hiatus. The series airs on TLC.

MORE: ‘Sister Wives’ Star Reveals How ‘Different Rules’ Made Parenting Her Kids More Complicated

Miles Goes Rogue To Take Down a Trafficker on the Next ‘Marshals’ (Exclusive Sneak Peek)

Thu, 05/14/2026 - 9:30am

There are only one more episode before the first season finale of Marshals. The good news is that there will be a second season of the series which is due to begin production later this month. In addition to that, it is expected that we'll see additional episodes in Season 2 with anywhere between 18-20 episodes.

Read on for more about this week's penultimate episode of Marshals—including an exclusive sneak peek.

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When does this week's episode of 'Marshals' come on?

This week's episode of Marshals will air on Sunday, May 17. The episode will premiere during its usual airtime slot of 8:00-9:00 p.m. ET/PT.

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In “On Thin Ice,” last week's episode of Marshals, Kayce and Cal struggled to survive a freezing night on a mountain with a dangerous prison escapee in tow, a task made all the more challenging by an unhealed wound from their past that threatens their ability to work together as a team in the present. Harry (Brett Cullen) had an offer for Andrea (Ash Santos) that she couldn't refuse. By episode's end, Garrett (Riley Green) had succumbed to his injuries.

What happens in this week's episode of 'Marshals'? Tatanka Means

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In "The Devil at Home," this week's penultimate episode of Marshals, after a drug cartel targets the Broken Rock Reservation, the team race to locate Miles (Tatanka Means) only to discover that he has gone rogue to hunt down a trafficker.

When can I watch 'Marshals'?

This week's episode of Marshals premieres on Sunday, May 17 at 8 p.m. ET on CBS. If you have a Paramount+ Premium tier subscription, you can stream it live and on-demand. For Essential tier subscribers, it will become available to stream the following day.

Get a sneak peek of this week's episode of 'Marshals'

Check out this Parade exclusive sneak peek of this week's episode of Marshals below:

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Arielle Kebbel as Belle, Tatanka Means as Miles, Luke Grimes as Kayce Dutton, Ash Santos as Andrea, and Logan Marshall-Green as Pete Calvin. Photo: Cam McLeod/CBS ©2025 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

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Nicolas Cage, 62, and His Wife, Riko Shibata, 31, Snuggle up on the Red Carpet

Thu, 05/14/2026 - 9:30am

Nicolas Cage and his young wife, Riko Shibata, look very much in love on the red carpet.

Cage, 62, was born into the iconic Coppola family, and kicked off his career with roles in the teen comedy hit Fast Times at Ridgemont High and Martha Coolidge's cult-classic Valley Girl. However, he soon proved his acting chops with roles in films like Raising Arizona. His Academy Award-winning role as a self-destructive alcoholic opposite Elisabeth Shue in 1995's Leaving Las Vegas went down in film history, as did his several classic action flicks like Con Air, Face/Off, and Gone in 60 Seconds. They're still quoted endlessly to this day!

These days, Cage is still having regular hits at the box office, like 2024's horror filmLonglegs. But in a unique twist on his storied career, the film legend is making the leap to TV, taking on his first leading television role. The actor hit the red carpet on Wednesday evening at the world premiere of Amazon Prime Video's Spider-Noir at the Regal Times Square in New York City. Joined by his wife, Shibata, 31, whom he married in 2021, the actor looks confident and happy. The duo held hands as they worked it for the cameras.

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Later in the evening, the duo snuggled up together, curling up on a couch and smiling after walking the red carpet. Clearly, they're very much in love.

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What is Spider-Noir About?

A live-action series based on the Marvel comic Spider-Man Noir, Spider-Noir tells the story of Ben Reilly, played by Cage, a seasoned, down-on-his-luck private investigator in 1930s New York, who is forced to grapple with his past life, following a deeply personal tragedy, as the city’s one and only superhero, according to a release.

Spider-Noir premieres worldwide on May 27, 2026. In a unique twist, Spider-Noir will be available to stream in two ways: In “Authentic Black & White” and “True-Hue Full Color,” so audiences can choose their own adventure to watch.

Check out the black-and-white trailer for Spider-Noir below. It looks incredible!

The 26 Best 'Law & Order: SVU' Guest Stars—From Robin Williams to Snoop

Thu, 05/14/2026 - 9:30am

For over two decades, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit has been a showcase for some of Hollywood's most talented actors, offering them a chance to play against type and leave a lasting impression. From comedic legends to dramatic powerhouses, a guest spot on SVU can transform a standalone episode into one of the show's most talked-about moments.

This ranking of the most emotional guest star performances celebrates the actors who left their mark on the crime series, creating episodes that are rewatched and discussed to this day. We’ve all seenMariska Hargitay (Olivia Benson) and Christopher Meloni (Elliot Stabler) face down some unforgettable villains and witnesses. While the list of notable guest stars is impressive, it's their performances that shape the history of the NBC crime drama.

This guide answers the burning question: What are the most emotional guest star appearances to ever grace the SVU courtroom and squad room? Keep reading to find out.

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Best 'Law & Order' Guest Stars Ranked26. Snoop (Season 20, “Diss”)

Hip-hop icon Snoop delivered a captivating on-screen performance as R.B. Banks, a recording artist embroiled in a bitter, highly publicized feud with another prominent rapper. The episode centers on this public feud, which takes a turn when one of the rappers' wives is assaulted. Snoop's character becomes a suspect, leading to an interrogation by the detectives.

25. Ariel Winter (Season 21, "The Darkest Journey Home”)

Known for her long-running role on Modern Family, an all-grown-up Ariel Winterdelivered a haunting performance as a troubled teen. Her character, a victim of abuse, struggles with the complexities of her case, and Winter’s emotional portrayal showcases her range beyond comedy.

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24. Amanda Seyfried (Season 8, "Influence") Amanda Seyfried as Tandi McCain on 'Law & Order: SVU'

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Before she was a household name,Amanda Seyfrieddelivered a chilling performance as a troubled teenager who manipulates her friends to commit a heinous crime. She was cast as a seemingly innocent girl with a dark and disturbing agenda, making for a memorable villain.

23. John Stamos (Season 12, "Bang”) John Stamos as Ken Turner in 'Law & Order: SVU'

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Known for his nice guy roles,John Stamos shocked audiences by playing a serial reproductive abuser who impregnates multiple women without their consent. Stamos was so convincing as a charming but deeply unsettling sociopath that fans were left completely unnerved, earning him a place among the show's most hated villains.

22. Robin Tunney (Season 1, "Manhunt")

In an early and unforgettable episode, Robin Tunney played a young woman who was a victim of a serial rapist. Her raw, emotional performance was one of the first in the series to capture the psychological trauma of a survivor, setting a high standard for the guest actors who would follow.

21. Bradley Cooper (Season 6, "Night")

Long before he became a Hollywood A-lister, a young Bradley Cooper delivered a chilling performance as a slimy, opportunistic lawyer who defends a client accused of rape.

20. Maria Bello (Season 12, "Trophy") Maria Bello as Vivian Arliss in 'Law & Order: SVU'

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In a multi-episode arc, Maria Bello's Vivian Arliss, a foster mother who entrusts her son to Olivia, created a powerful and emotional storyline. Bello brought a quiet strength and vulnerability to her character, making her journey a compelling one.

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19. Jerry Lewis (Season 8, "Uncle”) (L-R) Christopher Meloni as Detective Elliot Stabler, Jerry Lewis as Andrew Munch, Connie Nielsen as Detective Dani Beck in 'Law & Order: SVU'

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Comedy icon Jerry Lewis took on one of his final and most memorable dramatic roles as Andrew Munch, Detective John Munch's estranged, unhoused uncle. His appearance was moving, as he was a key figure in a murder investigation. Lewis’s performance was stripped of all his usual comedic tics, revealing a haunting vulnerability and intensity.

18. Ellen Burstyn (Season 10, "Swing") Ellen Burstyn as Bernadette Stabler in 'Law & Order: SVU'

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Already a legendary actress,Ellen Burstyn’s portrayal of Elliot Stabler's troubled mother, Bernadette, was a standout. She won an Emmy for her work in an episode that delves into the personal challenges faced by Stabler and his family. Burstyn brought a raw and heartbreaking authenticity to her character, perfectly capturing the complexities of mental illness.

17. John Ritter (Season 3, "Monogamy") John Ritter as Dr. Richard Manning in 'Law & Order: SVU'

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Before his untimely death, John Ritter delivered one of his most powerful dramatic performances, a stark contrast to his beloved comedic roles on shows like Three's Company. He portrayed a suburban father whose daughter is assaulted, and who then takes matters into his own hands. Ritter's portrayal of a man consumed by grief and rage was a stunning display of his dramatic chops.

16. Angela Lansbury (Season 6, "Night") (L-R) Angela Lansbury as Eleanor Duvall, Dann Florek as Captain Donald Cragen in 'Law & Order: SVU'

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A true acting legend, Angela Lansbury received an Emmy nomination for her powerful guest role. She played the protective, seemingly sweet mother of a rape suspect, whose unwavering defense of her son hid a much darker truth. Her nuanced performance added an incredible layer of tension and emotional complexity.

15. Carol Burnett (Season 10, "Ballerina”) Mariska Hargitay as Det. Olivia Benson, Christopher Meloni as Det. Elliot Stabler, Carol Burnett as Bridget "Birdie" Sulloway in 'Law & Order: SVU'

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The legendary Carol Burnett proved her versatility by taking on an unsettling dramatic role. She played a former dancer who is a suspect in a murder case, and her performance was both bizarre and captivating, delivering a shocking and unforgettable twist that left fans talking for years.

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14. Jennifer Love Hewitt (Season 12, "Behave”) (L-R) Jennifer Love Hewitt as Vicki, Mariska Hargitay as Det. Olivia Benson in 'Law & Order: SVU'

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In a dramatic departure from her work on Ghost Whisperer, Jennifer Love Hewitt delivered a heartbreaking performance as a rape survivor. Her portrayal was emotional, capturing the fear, pain, and eventual defiance of a woman who fights for justice.

13. Bob Saget (Season 8, "Choreographed") (L-R) Christopher Meloni as Det. Elliot Stabler, Bob Saget as Glenn Cheales, Mariska Hargitay as Det. Olivia Benson in 'Law & Order: SVU'

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Another beloved comedian who went against type, Bob Saget played a creepy and calculating villain. He portrayed a seemingly harmless husband who is revealed to be a cold-blooded criminal mastermind, hiding behind a facade of normalcy. Saget's ability to make viewers hate his character was a nod to his dramatic talent.

12. Hilary Duff (Season 10, "Selfish") (L-R) Christopher Meloni as Det. Elliot Stabler, Hilary Duff as Ashlee Walker in 'Law & Order: SVU'

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Known for her girl-next-door roles, Hilary Duff shocked audiences with her performance as an irresponsible, neglectful mother. She was so convincing that some viewers found the episode hard to watch. The episode's powerful plot and Duff's fearless performance made it one of the most talked-about guest appearances of its era.

11. Martin Short (Season 6, "Pure")

Another comedic titan to prove his dramatic range, Martin Short delivered a terrifying performance as Sebastian Ballentine, a self-proclaimed psychic. The episode's twist, which reveals his true nature as a serial rapist, is one of the most shocking in the series' history.

10. Cynthia Nixon (Season 9, "Alternate")

Known primarily for her role as Miranda Hobbes on Sex and the City, Cynthia Nixoncompletely transformed for her Emmy-winning role. She played Janis Donovan, a woman with dissociative identity disorder, and her performance was a masterclass in range, as she seamlessly transitioned between multiple personalities.

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9. Ludacris (Season 8, "Screwed") (L-R) Richard Belzer as Detective John Munch, Chris "Ludacris" Bridges as Darius Parker, Ice-T as Detective Odafin "Fin" Tutuola in 'Law & Order: SVU'

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The rapper-turned-actor delivered a chilling and unforgettable performance as Darius Parker, a relative of Fin's who is a key suspect in a murder case. Ludacris was so convincing as a cold, manipulative villain that fans still discuss his character and his role in one of the series' most shocking finales.

8. Sarah Paulson (Season 1, "Closure") Sarah Paulson as Anne Gillette in 'Law & Order: SVU'

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In one of her earliest TV roles, a young Sarah Paulson appeared as a victim of abuse. Her performance was a powerful and emotional one, and it's an example of the show's long history of featuring future stars.

7. Ann-Margret (Season 11, "Bedtime") Ann-Margret as Rita Wilson in 'Law & Order: SVU'

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Legendary singer and actress Ann-Margret delivered an Emmy-winning performance as Rita Wills, a former prostitute who is a key witness in a decades-old murder case. Her portrayal was a blend of vulnerability and defiance, showcasing a lifetime of resilience.

6. Marcia Gay Harden (Season 7, "Raw")

In her Emmy-winning role, Marcia Gay Harden played FBI undercover agent Dana Lewis. She was so convincing in the role that she was brought back for two more appearances. Her character’s deep-seated emotional trauma and unwavering dedication to her job made her a compelling and complex figure.

5. Amanda Plummer (Season 6, "Weak")

In a tour-de-force performance, Amanda Plummer portrayed a woman with a severe mental illness who confesses to a heinous crime. Her Emmy-winning role was both captivating and deeply unsettling, as she navigated the complexities of her character's fragile state.

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4. Leslie Caron (Season 8, "Recall") Leslie Caron as Lorraine Delmas in 'Law & Order: SVU'

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French actress and dancer Leslie Caron won an Emmy for her guest role as Lorraine Dalmas, a rape survivor whose case leads to a shocking truth. Caron's performance was filled with a quiet dignity and strength that some viewers called "heartbreaking."

3. Lou Diamond Phillips (Season 7, "Fault") Lou Diamond Phillips as Victor Paul Gitano in 'Law & Order: SVU'

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In an episode that Mariska Hargitay herself has named as one of her favorites, Lou Diamond Phillips delivered an intense performance as a recently released sex offender who puts Benson and Stabler in a situation where their partnership is pushed to its limits. His portrayal was both terrifying and complex, showing the inner workings of an evil mind.

2. Pablo Schreiber (Seasons 14-15, Various Episodes) Pablo Schreiber as William Lewis in 'Law & Order: SVU'

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While many guest stars deliver a one-off performance, Pablo Schreiber's portrayal of the menacing William Lewis was such a force that he became a recurring, multi-season villain. His game of cat and mouse with Olivia Benson pushed the show into a darker and more serialized direction.

1. Robin Williams (Season 9, "Authority") Robin Williams as Merritt Rook in 'Law & Order: SVU'

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This is, without a doubt, the most iconic and unforgettable guest appearance in SVU history. Known for his genius as a comedian, the late Robin Williams delivered a chilling and brilliant performance as Merritt Rook, an engineer with an anti-authority vendetta. His character's intelligence and ability to manipulate others made him a terrifying adversary. The climactic final confrontation between Rook and Stabler is a must-watch, and it's a scene that is still rewatched and revered by fans.

Cirie Fields Reveals Why She Knew She Could Never Reach the End of 'Survivor 50' (Exclusive)

Thu, 05/14/2026 - 9:20am

Survivor 50 is here! Every week, Parade's Mike Bloom will bring you interviews with the castaway most recently voted off the island.

As the epic cast of 24 players stood at the opening of Survivor 50, quite a number of tears were shed. But perhaps the most emotional, surprisingly, was the one among them who has the most experience: Cirie Fields. In her time between stints in Fiji, the reality TV legend has kept busy, winning The Traitors, making a deep run on Big Brother, and even appearing on an international Survivor season. But, as she put it on Day 1, "Survivor is like home for me. And there's no place like home. What brings me back is knowing it could give me more and that it always gives me more every time I come." And, indeed, what Cirie gave us over 23 days was perhaps her most impressive game to date.

Of course, given Cirie's stature in the game, becoming the first person to play Survivor six times, it was only a matter of time until she would get targeted. And Jenna Lewis Dougherty would get that formality out early, warning everyone how threatening she was. It says a lot, however, that not only did nobody on her tribe heed her words, but they proceeded to then vote her out unanimously. Astoundingly, Cirie quickly found herself in the Cila center, well-connected with pretty much everyone. But her most meaningful relationship was, surprisingly, with Ozzy Lusth, whom she had blindsided nearly two decades ago. Now, however, the two were thick as thieves, eager to used their combined 200+ days of experience to finally accomplish what neither could do: Winning the game.

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By the time Cirie hit the merge, she had gained even more connections. Most prominently, years after meeting Rizo Velovic at a casting call, he got the part of one of her closest confidantes, as the two eagerly shared information. Indeed, at the Final 11, Cirie outlined that she either had an alliance or "understanding" with nearly everyone left in the game. No matter what their relationship, they felt some form of trust in her, eager to bring her in on any plan they had brewing. The bad news for Cirie: Most of those plans involved voting out Ozzy. Not wanting to lose him anytime soon, she would turn on the afterburners, swaying the votes to get the mullet man out of every hairy situation. Unfortunately, that also meant going after some of the people she was previously tight with, including Christian Hubicki and Stephenie LaGrossa Kendrick.

After feeling she had a grip on the endgame yet again, Cirie's hands began to slip when the tribe was shockingly split in two on Day 21. With only four people vulnerable, she was suddenly in the line of fire, the intended target of a plan concocted by Emily Flippen and Rick Devens. But she was able to outscheme the schemers, saving herself with an expert play of an Extra Vote, the only advantage she's ever used in her Survivor career. On the other side, however, Ozzy was a bit more stingy with his other advantage, getting taken out with an idol on his pocket (at least it wasn't Cirie's doing this time).

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Now missing one of the only people who would take her to the end, the climb to Final Three suddenly became much more of an uphill battle. When Tiffany Ervin won a crucial Immunity Challenge at the Final Six, Rizo and Aubry Bracco both set their sights on the legend, knowing they stood no chance sitting next to her. Sensing her time was coming to an end, Cirie put in work that afternoon, and nearly convinced the majority that Aubry had leaked precious information to her. But, in the end, no amount of twisting could obscure the massive threat she was. Cirie was taken out in sixth place, yet again deprived of a win. But she went out how she came in: With some incredibly gracious words about the show that took a chance on her 20 years ago.

"Thank you Jeff, for some of the best years of my life," she said, standing in front of the veteran host. "I am forever grateful for what Survivor has done for me. I don’t even have the words to express how grateful and thankful I am for finding out there’s so much more to life than what I knew from sitting on my couch and watching TV."

Now out of the game, Cirie talks with Parade about what she felt her chances were of making it to the end in the final week of the game, the variety of relationships she had throughout the season, and what she thinks her legacy across 20 years of Survivor is.

So you had a clear sense your name was on the chopping block during your final day. And you put in work to try to sway the votes onto Aubry. By the time you got to Tribal Council, did you think you had any chance of staying?
No. I knew from conversations that they didn't show with Joe. Joe, this is his moniker:We keep it real with each other. I said, "What are you thinking?" And Joe's response to me was,
"Well, Cirie, you know, nobody's going to sit next to you and win." And I knew at that point that, yeah, there was nothing. When I didn't pull a Hail Mary out, it was nothing. I was going to go.

Let's say Tiffany doesn't win immunity there and she goes out. Do you think you had a path to the end at all at Final Five?
No, I'm next. It was spelled out, no matter what. Because Tiffany, Ozzy and maybe even Christian would be the only people willing to sit next to me in the endgame. And once they were gone, I knew Jonathan definitely wouldn't sit next to me. Joe pretty much told me he wouldn't. And even Rizo, I knew Rizo wanted to win so badly. And Rizzo is schooled to the game; he's a child of Survivor. So he knows that is no way me and him gonna sit in the end and he's gonna walk away.

Well it wouldn't be a season with you, Cirie, if you didn't have an entire web of relationships that you were playing with. Let's pull on a couple of threads. You told me before the season you wanted to try to connect with Ozzy early on in the hopes you could work together this time, and we saw how well that worked out for you both. Talk to me about working with someone who you blindsided with an idol in your pocket yourself 34 seasons ago.
It just speaks to how dynamic relationships can be, right? People mess up all the time. People may offend even in this game, being blindsided by me. But if you have the right conversation and communication and you are sincere. Ozzy knows me a little bit, right? He could tell that I was sincere in saying, "I will ride with you today." And he knows my history. If I can trust you, if I feel I can trust you, I'll ride with you to the wheels fall off. And I felt the same from him. So I thought it was awesome that we both have such a long history. We played together so many times on opposite sides and opposite teams, and we could come together and try to make a run in Season 50. I thought it was a beautiful day.

We got to see a bit of your reaction to finding out how his blindside went down. Talk to me more about that.
In the moment I couldn't understand. Because I felt like it was going to be an easy vote if Ozzy just chilled out. And I even texted Ozzy last night like, "Dog, I'm sorry for saying that craziness. What are you doing?!" But that was my reaction in the moment. Now, in hindsight, I see what Ozzy was trying to do. And Ozzy did a lot for me in the game. He protected me through that first vote. He gave me his extra vote. So people mess up sometimes. But that doesn't define who you are, and I love Ozzy.

Let's talk about the third member of "Cirie's Rizard of Oz" in Rizo. In the preseason you told me, "I never met a Rizo that was on the up-and-up." Yet it was clear the two of you were close out there, with him even saying last night you were his "rock" out there. What was your dynamic like?
That's who I am, Mike. If my gut tells me, and you have shown nothing but the fact that I can trust you over and over and over again until you don't. I'm a "ride-or-dier." I will ride with you till the wheels fall off. I kind of take people under [my way]. Rizo was younger than all three of my sons. And the fact that he was bringing me information, information is currency. He kept proving again and again that I could trust him.

So, like with my kids, my kids have messed up before. But does that mean I disown them and I don't love them anymore? Nah, I'm not like that. And Rizzo thought, rightfully so, "I could never win against her, and maybe this is my shot to take it." And he took it. He's like a younger version of me. So there's no hard feelings for me and Rizo.

We saw you working closely with Tiffany towards the end of your time in the game, and she's the only person to not vote for you last night. What was that relationship, and how did it form?
I don't know. It was just like instant chemistry. The second that Tiffany and I came together, it was like, "Oh my god, I love her." And we were like two peas in the pot. I even heard through Rizo that Joe started saying, "Cirie and Tiffany are getting too close." [Laughs.] And it was unintentional. IIt's almost like being at work, and you have your people. You hang with them, you eat lunch with them, you look for them. You see them on break, you want to go talk to them. That's what it was for me and Tiffany. I was just drawn to her and drawn to her energy, and it couldn't be hidden.

You and Aubry had worked together closely in Game Changers, and both of you said in the preseason you were eager to work with the other. But we see the two of you gun for each other last night, albeit through loving voting confessionals. Were you working with her out there like you intended?
There was definitely a distance there. One, we were not on a tribe together for some time. And then when we did come together, I had already been so tightly woven with other alliances, I was never targeting her. Until last night, obviously, and that was just because it was a Hail Mary and me or her. But prior to that, I was never targeting Aubry.

Even the conversation that they show with Genevieve, they only showed that clip, but they didn't show that there was a whole conversation. It looks like I sat down and said, "Aubry has an idol." But to my knowledge, I thought everybody knew Aubry had an idol! So I didn't feel like I was giving any easter eggs to Genevieve. I just had to give her something because she was talking to me. So it was a little distance. We weren't closely aligned. But there was never an intention for me to target Aubry. I love Aubry.

What about Jonathan? We see in last week's episode that he's coming to you to talk through the plan on both sides of the beach. You say in this episode that you can "twist him around," and he says you never lied to him. How did the two of you work together?
Believe it or not, I really kind of connected with Jonathan. We talked about things outside of the game about stuff at home that kind of brought us together. And even though I knew from the first tribe switch that Jonathan wanted me out, because, as we saw, he went to Dee and was like, "We gotta get Cirie," we had a decent relationship. And like Jonathan said last night, it was actually correct. I had never lied to Jonathan, because there was no reason for me to lie to Jonathan up until that point when I was trying to throw the Hail Mary to save my skin. But yeah, me and Jonathan had a decent working relationship.

We're talking about all of these connections you had, something you tout during a confessional at the Final 11. But then we see you have to make decisions to get rid of people you were working with, like Christian and Stephenie, to protect Ozzy. How did you deal with the fallout of those decisions, especially from someone like Stephenie, who you had a pre-existing relationship with?
Was there fallout? [Laughs.] I didn't experience any. You know what's so crazy? Somebody else online said, "How is Cirie doing this?! There's no repercussions for her." There was no fallout.

[Laughs.] This season, you finally got an advantage in your hands that you could use. And, for the first time in your Survivor career, you did, utilizing your Extra Vote to save you and force a 2-2-2 tie to boot Emily. Was there something that happened that sent up a red flag to play it? Or were you always going to use that Extra Vote?
Tiffany and I have spoken. They didn't show it, but I told Jonathan too. There was not a question in my mind with Devens having an immunity idol. And Devens is a player. He's a strong player. So if I'm Devens, I'm thinking, "Which way do I go?" And I felt like it was a 50/50 chance. So my gut said to me, "Devens is never going to give up his immunity idol for somebody else." But if there was a minuscule chance of it, I didn't want to go home with a piece of paper souvenir of an Extra Vote.

You said in no uncertain terms before this season that Survivor 50 would be the last time you would play. Has that changed at all based on what went down?
Oh no. I'm going to be 56 in July, Mike. And I started this when I was 35, a young whippersnapper on the "older ladies" tribe. They messed up. So no, I feel like I've gotten everything I need to get. I feel especially with my performance on Season 50, I feel like, what else? Listen, I'm not snubbing my nose at $2 million at all. However, Mike, I've gotten so much more than I bargained for in 20 years. I didn't expect it to be next year after my first season. So to have a 20-year run and to be known as the best to have never won, all I hear is "the best," and that's good enough for me.

What was your reaction when Aubry said you were the greatest player of all time?
Oh my God. I mean, I've heard that time and time again. And you know what? If you hear something over and over and over and over and over again, eventually you start to believe it. And that's what's happening for me, and that's why these 20 years are good enough for me now.

So since this is truly your last time, I want to look back on those 20 years. You say during the Colby Tribal Council, "I never thought I would pave the way for anybody." And you told me before the season that Survivor 50 would be about proving to yourself the legacy that everyone else has assigned to you. So, now that your path has ended, what do you think is your legacy across six seasons and X days of Survivor?
I think it was necessary for me to be on Survivor and not be good at challenges and not be good at finding idols. I feel like I represent the average person that the average viewer that's at home, and not really that secure in who they are and not really that confident. And 20 years of having all of my vulnerabilities on display and receiving the amount of love and support from perfect strangers around the world — not just around the country! I got DMs last night from people in China with screenshots saying, "We're devastated. China loves you, Cirie!"

I didn't start this for that. I started as a fan who wanted to try something, try a game that I loved watching. And it culminated into 20 years of life experiences, friends that are now family members. I feel like I just paved the way for the average person at home that isn't that sure of themselves to say, "You know what?" If Cirie could go out there and do it and almost drown and didn't do this well in a challenge and couldn't make it across a balance beam and do it time and time and time and time again and still have the performance that she's had in Season 50, maybe I'll give it a try."

And it's clear that, despite Season 50 being your sixth time out, it was still incredibly meaningful to you. You spoke from the very beginning until the very end about how grateful you are for the experiences you've received. As much as you have given the show, it's clear the show has given a monumental amount to you as well.
I said it to Jeff at the end. I've gotten so much out of this show. I've got so much confidence. I do feel invincible. Because when I started in 2005, I was afraid of everything. I wasn't afraid of leaves, to be clear! But I was afraid. What it taught me is that I am my own worst critic and worst enemy when it comes to fear. And every time that I went on the show, and I was like, "Oh, God, what if it's this challenge?" And it always turns out better than I expected. And that's what I need people to take away. Don't let fear rule your life or keep you on the couch. You can conquer that fear. All you have to do is take that first step towards it, and I promise you you'll conquer it. Because that's what happened for me.

This Returning Costco Snack Find Tastes Like Sweet Summer

Thu, 05/14/2026 - 9:17am

If your childhood memories include racing down the street after the ice cream truck for those iconic strawberry shortcake bars, Costco may have just brought back one of the most nostalgic snacks of the summer. It taps into those same fruity, creamy flavors many of us still remember fondly.

Shoppers are already buzzing about the seasonal warehouse find, which brings that classic flavor into a bite-sized format. And it might just be one of the easiest impulse buys in the warehouse right now.

You can get a closer look in this May 13 TikTok from @costcobuys:

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🍓 These Edward Marc Strawberry Shortcake Bites at Costco are such a fun and addicting snack! Each bite is a shortbread cookie filled with a sweet strawberry flavored crème and has no preservatives or artificial flavors. They taste exactly like a strawberry shortcake bar and I absolutely cannot stop eating them 😍 ($11.49) #costco #costcofinds #strawberryshortcake

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The Edward Marc Strawberry Shortcake Bites are made with buttery shortbread cookies filled with strawberry-flavored crème for that familiar dessert-inspired flavor. According to the packaging shared in the video, the bites are made without preservatives or artificial flavors.

As @costcobuys put it in the caption, “They taste exactly like a strawberry shortcake bar, and I absolutely cannot stop eating them.” Which might make these a little dangerous once the bag is open.

The 20-ounce bag is priced at $11.49, though pricing can vary slightly by warehouse. The resealable format also makes them easy to keep on hand for road trips, movie nights, beach days, or just grabbing a handful straight from the pantry when you want something sweet without making a full dessert.

And shoppers seem just as excited to see them returning this year. Over on Reddit’s r/Costco forum, one person shared, “They were giving out samples. Had one bite and these bags went straight into my cart.”

Another recommended keeping them chilled, writing, “They’re best in the fridge,” while also suggesting they work well crushed over ice cream for extra texture and flavor.

Someone else joked, “Satan, I did not need to read this temptation today.”

If you grew up chasing down the ice cream truck for strawberry shortcake bars, there’s a good chance these won’t last long once they make it into your pantry.

Target’s 'Luxurious' $45 Tufted Comforter Set Comes in 25 Colors and Adds So Much Shabby Chic Charm

Thu, 05/14/2026 - 9:15am

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If you’ve been wanting to add a bit of boho flair to your bedroom, a matching comforter set is one of the easiest ways to refresh your space. These collections create a cohesive, styled look without requiring a full room makeover, and some are breathable enough to comfortably use year-round instead of swapping bedding every season.

One standout pick is the Bedsure Boho Tufted Embroidery Comforter Set. Right now, it’s on sale for 50% off at Target, bringing the price down from $90 to as low as $45 for a twin size set, which makes it an especially great value for a full bedding upgrade.

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The set comes in a wide range of sizes: twin, full, queen, oversized queen, king, and California king. Each set includes one comforter and two matching shams, while the twin size includes one sham, making it easy to get a complete, polished look right out of the package.

Made from high-quality polyester microfiber, this comforter set is soft, lightweight, and breathable. It offers a cozy feel without trapping too much heat, so you can stay comfortable during warmer months while still having enough warmth for cooler nights.

It’s also designed with durability in mind. The set can withstand regular use and washing without fading, shrinking, or losing its shape. It’s machine washable on a gentle cycle with cold water and can be tumble dried on low, making upkeep simple and stress-free.

Style-wise, it offers plenty of versatility. With 25 color options available, you can easily find one that fits your space. The tufted embroidery detailing is crafted through a 32-step process that creates a soft 3D texture, adding depth and visual interest without feeling stiff or noisy.

The overall aesthetic leans into boho, farmhouse, and shabby chic styles, with a subtle vintage-inspired look that feels both relaxed and elevated. It’s an easy way to bring in texture and personality while still keeping your space calm and inviting.

Shoppers are loving it too, awarding it over 100 five-star reviews. One shopper described it as “luxurious,” adding, “It’s soft enough for winter, but not too heavy for summer either. It has a higher-end, inviting look.” Another dubbed it the “perfect comforter,” writing, “Not only is it beautiful, but it's the perfect weight.”

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If you’re looking for a comforter set that combines comfort, style, and year-round usability, the Bedsure Boho Tufted Embroidery Comforter Set is a great option. With the current 50% discount, it’s an easy and affordable way to upgrade your bedroom while saving over $40.

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1974 ‘Happy Days’ Episode Ranked ‘Greatest’ of the Series Marked the Final Appearance of One Character

Thu, 05/14/2026 - 9:12am

A 1974 Happy Days episode was named the “greatest” of the series, but it also led to one of the greatest mysteries in TV history.

Gold Derby ranked the Season 2 episode, “Guess Who’s Coming to Christmas,” as the all-time best episode from the 11-season sitcom, which aired on ABC from 1974 to 1984. The holiday-themed episode outranked classics such as “Fearless Fonzarelli, “A Date with Fonzie,” and "My Favorite Orkan,” the latter of which introduced up-and-coming comedian Robin Williams to the franchise.

The Happy Days Christmas episode featured a story about lonely tough-guy Fonzie (Henry Winkler) sharing a special holiday with the Cunningham family.

In its synopsis of the episode, Gold Derby noted, “Fonzie ends up spending Christmas Eve with the Cunninghams, finishing with a heartfelt, 'thank you, God.’ This is the last time Chuck is seen before disappearing for good.”

Never mentioned again

“Guess Who’s Coming to Christmas” originally aired on Dec. 17, 1974, and it was one of the first episodes that gave the Fonzie character a main storyline, Winkler told TV Line in an interview. But it was also the end for Chuck, the eldest Cunningham family son, who was never mentioned on the show again.

“People still ask me about Chuck,” Winkler shared in the interview. “[The writers] couldn’t write for Chuck anymore because Fonzie was essentially the big brother.”

Chuck Cunningham appeared in a total of 11 Happy Days episodes. Gavan O’Herlihy played the character in nine episodes, per IMDb, but was replaced by Randolph Roberts in Season 2 for two episodes before Chuck disappeared from the show forever.

Roberts had several scenes in “Guess Who’s Coming to Christmas,” including one in which his character couldn’t find a faulty Christmas tree bulb and another in which he couldn’t figure out how to fix the family’s motorized Santa Claus. Fonzie ultimately fixed both problems, and by Season 3, the Fonz was living in an apartment above the Cunninghams’ garage.

The disappearance of Chuck spawned the "Chuck Cunningham Syndrome," a TV trope that refers to a character who goes missing with no explanation.

Happy Days creator Garry Marshall once addressed Chuck's vanishing act during a panel appearance. “Everybody asks me what happened to Chuck on Happy Days,” the showrunner shared. “We thought Richie (Ron Howard) needed a brother… but you've got to pay attention to what's happening. It soon became obvious because we heard the audience love Fonzie, it soon became obvious that Fonzie was like the older brother, and that was the relationship that was working."

“So I just said let's just have Chuck disappear and let's see how much mail we get,” Marshall continued. "We didn't get much, and the cast was, you know, around 11 years.”

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'80s New Wave Queen, 67, Stuns With Stripped-Down A Cappella Reinvention of Classic Hit

Thu, 05/14/2026 - 9:10am

Belinda Carlisle is one of the most enduring ’80s New Wave icons, and a recent stripped-down a cappella performance of her 1987 hit “Heaven Is a Place on Earth” is putting the Go-Go’s front woman’s signature voice on full display.

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In video shared to social media, Belinda Carlisle can be seen casually sitting in a chair rehearsing alongside guitarist Pere George ahead of a Kundalini yoga retreat at which the two were set to perform. With just a microphone in hand, Carlisle delivers a raw performance of “Heaven Is a Place on Earth” from her 1987 solo album Heaven on Earth.

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In recent years, Carlisle has leaned into a reflective, career-spanning phase, tapping into nostalgia while also reinventing her catalog. She often performs stripped-down or reworked versions of signature songs like “Heaven Is a Place on Earth,” offering a more intimate take on her best-known material.

Carlisle’s ability to reinterpret her classics elevates her beyond a legacy act, positioning her as an artist actively reshaping her most recognizable work for contemporary audiences and new generations of fans.

This most recent version of “Heaven Is a Place on Earth” is a reminder of the singer’s enduring talent. She remains one of the most recognizable voices of the 1980s New Wave era, both as the Go-Go’s iconic frontwoman and as a successful solo artist in her own right.

Belinda Carlisle rose to fame in the late 1970s and early 1980s, with the Go-Go’s becoming one of the most successful music acts of the decade and one of the most trailblazing all-female bands of the era. Beyond her image and stage presence, Carlisle’s melodic voice helped define the Go-Go’s sound and later propelled her solo career to the top of the charts.

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Listening to Carlisle’s latest rendition of “Heaven Is a Place on Earth,” her voice shows little sign of wear over time. Fans were quick to notice and praise her raw a cappella performance — not to mention her equally youthful glow.

“She always looks amazing! 🖤” shared one fan. “And this song, her voice; it’s like a book you go back to and reread decades later. It’s the same story, same words, but you get so much more out of it than you ever did before. It’s deeper, more rewarding in a way you couldn’t understand before. Just wow.”

Other fans were equally impressed by the performance, with one writing, “Still got the voice, still beautiful.”

In recent interviews, Belinda Carlisle has highlighted her disciplined lifestyle, including meditation and yoga practices, which may contribute to her continued vocal strength — and her youthful glow.

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Disneyland Just Dropped a Major Summer Offer—And It’s the Perfect Excuse for a Nostalgic Stay

Thu, 05/14/2026 - 9:10am

If you’re craving a return to the "Happiest Place on Earth" this summer, today is the day to start plotting your escape. As of May 13, Disneyland Resort has officially opened up a new wave of savings that makes a classic, multi-day California vacation feel surprisingly within reach.

The real bonus for park fans is the return to the quintessential Disneyland experience—staying right in the middle of the magic at the three major resort hotels. For visits between May 22 and September 7, 2026, guests can save up to 15% on Sunday through Thursday night stays at the iconic Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa and the Disneyland Hotel. If you're looking for something with a bit more modern flair, you can snag 10% off at the Pixar Place Hotel.

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For those of us who prioritize a slow travel moment, there’s an even better incentive for settling in: if you book a stay of four nights or more, those savings jump up to 25%. It’s the perfect excuse to slow down and actually enjoy the amenities—like the craftsman-style elegance of the Grand Californian’s lobby or a nostalgic afternoon at the Disneyland Hotel’s monorail slides—rather than rushing through a high-velocity park hopper schedule.

The value extends beyond the hotel room, too. Families can take advantage of the $50 Kids’ Summer Ticket offer (for ages 3 to 9), which pairs perfectly with the hotel discounts for a more manageable total cost. Whether you're heading back to see the newly reimagined classics or just want to soak up that specific Anaheim summer atmosphere, these offers provide a rare window to experience the resort’s premium perks without the premium price tag.

Just remember that these weekday savings are subject to availability, so you'll want to lock in your dates early. By staying on-property, you’re not just getting a room; you’re getting that "bubble" experience that allows you to exhale, move at your own pace, and enjoy a truly restorative summer vacation.

1991 No. 1 Hit, Banned by Music Channels, Won Video of the Year

Thu, 05/14/2026 - 9:08am

In 1991, Garth Brooks released “The Thunder Rolls”—and became embroiled in controversy as it dominated the charts.

When the country superstar released “The Thunder Rolls," it quickly became his sixth No. 1 country hit during the explosive rise of his career. But while the single dominated country radio, its dark and cinematic music video sparked one of the biggest controversies Nashville had seen in years.

Part of the uproar surrounding the song came from a darker fourth verse Brooks often performed live in concert but left off the radio version. In the additional lyrics, the wife grabs a pistol after discovering her husband’s infidelity, strongly implying she plans to kill him.

Brooks later explained during an interview for Biography that audiences reacted strongly whenever he performed the verse live.

She runs back down the hallway, and through the bedroom door
She reaches for the pistol kept in the dresser drawer
Tells the lady in the mirror, "He won't do this again"
'Cause tonight will be the last time she'll wonder where he's been

“One night on a whim, in a concert, I put the [fourth] verse back in,” Brooks said. “The crowd response shocked me, so we started working it up that way and the more and more we did it, the more and more crowd response we got.”

Brooks said that reaction inspired the concept behind the music video.

“So when we started talking about a video, I wanted to include the concept, even though we wouldn’t be singing the verse,” he said.

When the video premiered on CMT and The Nashville Network (TNN), the reaction was immediate there as well. TNN quickly banned the video, while CMT pulled it soon after, arguing that the channels were “in business to entertain” rather than tackle social issues.

According to Patsi Bale Cox’s book "The Garth Factor: The Career Behind Country’s Big Boom," Capitol Nashville publicist Cathy Gurley screened the video for a panel of professional women before its release, and several believed it could help raise awareness about domestic violence. One woman on the panel had reportedly lost a sister to domestic violence and called the video one of the most powerful statements she had ever seen.

Instead of fading away, however, the controversy only made the video bigger.

Radio stations, newspapers and television outlets across the country began requesting copies so audiences could judge it for themselves. Some stations even organized fundraisers for battered women’s shelters tied to public screenings of the video. According to Cox’s book, advocacy groups and shelters later contacted Capitol Records to thank Brooks and his label for helping bring attention to domestic violence awareness efforts.

Brooks later admitted he intentionally wanted the video to provoke strong reactions—and he was not afraid to go there on future videos.

“I doubt that 'Thunder Rolls' is the last one that you'll see that deals with something that controversial. Because that's just where I like to walk. I love to walk on that firing line and, you know, make people start talking and make people start thinking among themselves,” Brooks said during a 1991 interview with journalist Jim Ruddy. “I think that’s how things get solved. But it’s not until you talk about them till they do.”

The singer also revealed that he deliberately cast himself as the cheating husband because he wanted viewers to despise the character.

“I had to find somebody that could make people hate him make people hate him real real bad,” Brooks said during the Biography interview. “So by the end of the song it was almost the viewer wishing that they were behind the gun.”

At the time, Brooks was helping reshape country music into a mainstream cultural force. In a 2024 retrospective, Billboard argued that Brooks didn’t simply “cross over” into pop music like earlier country stars. Instead, the publication credited him with rewriting the commercial rules entirely by bringing arena-sized performances, cinematic storytelling and blockbuster album sales directly into country music.

“The Thunder Rolls” became one of the clearest examples of that shift. The song topped the country charts in 1991, while its once-banned video eventually won CMA Video of the Year and earned a Grammy nomination for Best Music Video, Short Form.

Years later, Brooks still defended the message behind the controversy.

“The more light that is shed on darkness, the less there is that can be hidden,” Brooks said during the Ruddy interview.

Rob McElhenney and Kaitlin Olson's Sweet Love Story

Thu, 05/14/2026 - 9:00am

Kaitlin Olson and Rob McElhenney’s relationship in real life seems to be entirely different than the one they have onscreen. The two followed in the tradition of many showbiz couples and found love on set. Now, with It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia concluded and Olson's acclaimed new series High Potential renewed for a third season, the couple have much to celebrate.

From coworkers to the proud parents of two sons, Olson and McElhenney’s relationship has spanned almost two decades. Even strange hiccups in their relationship like Rob's surprise announcement in June 2025 that he would be legally and professionally changing his name to "Rob Mac" (he says that "McElhenney" has been difficult to pronounce for global fans and viewers) and Kaitlin admitting that "the kids are not really happy about it" doesn't seem to negatively affect their ongoing relationship.

And of course, we’re also curious to know all the juicy details about how they secretly started dating while working together, so here is everything you need to know about Kaitlin Olson and Rob Mac’s relationship.

Is Kaitlin Olson married?

Kaitlin Olson is in fact married. Her husband is It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia co-star Rob McElhenney, who created the series and developed it along with fellow series star Glenn Howerton. The show premiered in August 2005. Olson and McElhenney have been together since 2006 and married in 2008. That means they have been in a relationship for around 19 years and married for around 17!

Who is Rob McElhenney’s wife?

Rob McElhenney’s wife is his It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia co-star Kaitlin Olson. McElhenney, the creator and co-developer of the series, plays Ronald “Mac” McDonald on the show, while Olson plays Deandra “Sweet Dee” Reynolds. The series also stars Glenn Howerton, Charlie Day and Danny DeVito.

McElhenney has credited his wife with improving their original vision of her character. According to Olson, “In the beginning, before season one, I almost didn't take [the role], because I was reading the scripts, and Dee was the voice of reason, and they all were really funny. I said, 'With all due respect, I just don't want to play that character. I don't want to be the voice of reason.' It just wasn't what I was interested in doing. They said to me, 'Look, we just haven't really written for women that much, but we'll figure it out.' My first thought was, 'Well, don't write for a woman. Just write another funny character.' I'll make it female just by not doing anything. I just am a woman. Don't think about it as male or female."

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How did Rob and Kaitlin get together? Glenn Howerton, Charlie Day, Danny DeVito, Mary Elizabeth Ellis, Kailin Olson and Rob McElhenney in 2006

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Rob McElhenney and Kaitlin Olson met during the audition process for It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. While Olson has admitted she didn’t “think twice” about her future husband during the audition, McElhenney had a different experience.

He revealed he thought she was, “so funny and so beautiful and so out of my league” from the start, but because he became her co-star and boss, he initially didn't pursue a romantic relationship. “I recognized the power dynamic, and I said, ‘This is inappropriate.’”

Olson, on the other hand, then became the aggressor, with the Mac actor saying of his now-wife, “She pursued me like a jungle cat.”

While they flirted here and there and kissed a number of times in the interim, the two officially became a couple in March 2006 at the wedding of two of their co-stars, Charlie Day and “The Waitress” actress Mary Elizabeth Ellis. McElhenney admitted, “At a certain point, you can only be respectful of the situation for so long. You have a woman this beautiful, this talented, this kind.”

The two began secretly dating behind the scenes during the production of season two of the series before getting engaged at co-star Danny DeVito’s Malibu beach house in December 2007. They married on Sept. 27, 2008.

How long have Rob and Kaitlin been married?

Rob McElhenney and Kaitlin Olson began dating in 2006 and got married on Sept. 27, 2008. They have been together for around 19 years and married for almost 17.

The pair share two sons, Axel Lee, born in 2010, and Leo Grey, born in 2012.

Are Kaitlin Olson and Rob McElhenney still married?

Kaitlin Olson and Rob McElhenney are still married and have been for almost 17 years. The It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia costars first met in 2005 during the audition process for the show. However, McElhenney has since revealed he’d formed a crush on his future wife years earlier.

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In a March 2020 Instagram post, McElhenney wrote in part, “I remember watching an episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm in 2002—before I even moved to LA—and seeing this woman playing Larry’s sister-in-law. I thought she was so funny and so beautiful and so out of my league. Well, it’s 18 years later and tonight I get to hold her hand, watch her on another episode of Curb and be reminded of all of those things again.”

Are Rob McElhenney and Kaitlin Olson still married?

Yes, Rob McElhenney and Kaitlin Olson are still married as of this writing. The two have known each other since they met in 2005 during the audition process for It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia.

Surprisingly, Olson revealed later she almost didn’t get the part that would make her a TV cult icon and connect her with her future husband after an issue during her audition. “I left the room and Rob was like, 'How did she leave out the funniest line that was in there?' and he didn't want to cast me. Rob, who I've now married, had to be talked into hiring me."

Are Dee and Mac still married?

As previously written, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia co-stars Kaitlin Olson and Rob McElhenney, who play Dee and Mac respectively, are still married. They have been together since the show's second season in 2006 and married since September 2008. The pair share two children.

However, don’t expect their It’s Always Sunny characters to follow suit. Olson has said, “Me and Mac will never get together. I think Mac and Dee are revolted by each other.”

Where does Rob McElhenney live?

It appears Rob McElhenney and his wife Kaitlin Olson live with their two sons in Los Angeles. In 2020, the famous duo opened the doors of their Southern California home for an issue of Traditional Home. The couple also owns Mac’s Tavern, a bar in McElhenney’s home state of Pennsylvania.

What religion is Rob McElhenney?

Rob McElhenney was raised Roman Catholic. It is not clear whether McElhenney is still a practicing Catholic or if he's a member of any other religion. It is known that McElhenney is an outspoken ally of the LGBTQIA+ community with close ties to it. His parents divorced when his mother came out of the closet and he also has two gay brothers, in addition to his character on It’s Always Sunny having come out of the closet.

The 4 Birth Dates That Carry Quiet Strength

Thu, 05/14/2026 - 8:58am

People with quiet strength have often faced and overcome significant challenges, often unnoticed by those around them. They don't feel the need to share their burdens or concerns with just anyone. According to numerologists and astrologers, four specific birth dates tend to embody this quiet strength. These individuals are neither weak, shy, nor fearful. Rather, they know how to filter what is worth their energy. Their self-containment allows them to stay attuned to their inner power without feeling the need to display it. Expert numerology identifies which birth dates are most likely to naturally carry these traits.

Which Birth Dates Carry Quiet Strength?

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Born on the 4th — The One Who Handles It Quietly

People born on the 4th embody graceful strength. Ruled by karmic Saturn, the planet of fierce will, they don't back down. Their hardships often go unnoticed by others. Why? It’s easy to overlook their struggles. When faced with difficulties, these individuals don’t become dramatic; instead, they buckle down and realize that the only way out is through. It may even appear as if nothing is bothering them. This resilient soul handles challenges on their own, quietly moving forward. Committing to unshakeable morals and goals enables them to show up consistently, even when their motivation wavers. Words are a promise to this birth date. Once they utter their desires or needs, or pinky-promise devotion to another, they will do what they need to do.

Born on the 7th — The Soul No One Fully Sees

Individuals born on the 7th of the month are often underestimated. Their sensitivity makes them introspective, frequently seeking answers through deep feelings and internal processing. While others may recognize their depth, the extent of their emotional burden often remains a mystery. They are attuned to higher principles and visions. Looking beyond material reality comes naturally. Ruled by Neptune, the planet of spiritual vision, their quiet strength lies in a profound understanding that many people search for throughout their lives: the resilience to remain present, without being trapped in the past or overly focused on the future, even when times are tough.

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Born on the 18th — The Warrior Who Lets Results Speak

Mars, the warrior planet, is bold and direct, ruling this birth date. Those born under its influence possess a determined spirit and are natural trailblazers. While they can be fiery when necessary, they tend to become more grounded with time. With each challenge they face, their inner fire evolves into something more controlled, intentional, and mindful. As they age, they learn to pick and choose their battles wisely. They don't feel the need to fight to prove a point; instead, they let their actions speak for themselves, demonstrating their beliefs through results. They understand that knowledge and resilience are the most powerful assets one can possess.

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Born on the 29th — The Healer Who Carries Everyone

People born on the 29th are intuitive souls who are ruled by the Moon. They often take on the role of caretaker, ensuring that everyone around them is well looked after. It is easy for others to forget the healer needs healing, too. Despite living in a hardened society, these strong individuals have the courage to remain vulnerable and attuned to their feelings. They show up with a strong presence, listen attentively, and create a safe haven for others, especially when those around them are too preoccupied with fear to let their guard down. By regulating and taking responsibility for their emotions, they exhibit what appears to be effortless, quiet strength.

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Old Navy's Affordable Canvas Jacket Is the Perfect Grab-and-Go Layer for Everyday Wear

Thu, 05/14/2026 - 8:55am

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One thing I've learned over the years is that having a reliable lightweight jacket nearby always comes in handy. The weather can change quickly, especially when you're constantly moving throughout the day like I am. Some mornings start cool, afternoons warm up, and then rain randomly decides to show up out of nowhere. Because of that, I've gotten into the habit of always keeping a good jacket in my vehicle. It's one of those everyday essentials you don't think about until you suddenly need it.

I'm also somebody who appreciates clothing that feels practical without sacrificing style. I don't always want something oversized, heavy or bulky taking up space in the car. A good lightweight jacket should feel versatile enough to throw on quickly, whether you're running errands, grabbing food, traveling around the city or dealing with an unexpected temperature drop. The best ones become part of your daily routine naturally because they work in almost every situation.

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Cropped Canvas Barn Jacket, $34.99 at Old Navy

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That's honestly why the Cropped Canvas Barn Jacket from Old Navy caught my attention immediately. At $34.99, this feels like the type of jacket you can keep nearby at all times without overthinking it. It delivers a rugged everyday aesthetic while remaining lightweight and functional enough for regular use.

What stands out to me first is the overall design. The cropped fit gives it a cleaner, more modern appearance than heavier, oversized outerwear. It layers easily over hoodies, t-shirts or sweaters without feeling too stiff or restrictive. Personally, I like jackets that feel easy to throw on quickly while still making an outfit look complete, and this fits that category perfectly.

The corduroy spread collar honestly gives the jacket a lot of personality, too. It adds texture and detail without making the piece feel flashy. There's something classic about that combination of canvas and corduroy accents that always feels timeless. It gives off a vintage, utility-inspired look while still being wearable for everyday situations.

I also appreciate the functionality built into it. Between the zip welt chest pocket, front welt pockets and full zip front, the jacket feels practical enough for daily movement. Whether you're storing keys, keeping your hands warm, or just needing an extra layer during unexpected rain, those small details make a difference over time. The fully lined interior is another major plus because lightweight jackets can sometimes feel too thin, but this seems balanced enough to provide comfort without becoming too heavy.

For me personally, pieces like this become staples because of convenience. I love having a dependable jacket sitting in the backseat ready whenever temperatures drop, or rain starts rolling in unexpectedly. You don't always want to carry around a hoodie or wear a heavy coat all day. Sometimes you just need something simple, comfortable and reliable that works without effort.

At under $35, the Cropped Canvas Barn Jacket feels like one of those affordable wardrobe staples that can quietly become part of your everyday. It's stylish enough to wear casually, practical enough to keep nearby constantly and versatile enough to work across multiple situations without feeling overcomplicated.

Stephen Colbert Still Has Barack Obama Salty Over Wastepaper Basketball Loss

Thu, 05/14/2026 - 8:52am

President Barack Obama isn't ready to let it go that late-night comedian Stephen Colbert beat him at wastepaper basketball.

During a sit-down interview, the former president recalled asking NBA great Julius Erving for an autograph as a kid living in Hawaii, prompting Colbert to recall that Dr. J was the first person he ever played wastepaper basketball with.

"You and I played wastepaper basketball once back in the day," Colbert recalled. "It doesn't matter who won."

When Obama asked who won against Dr. J, Colbert replied, "I won, and he was not happy," adding, "he accused me of cheating."

"Yeah... you probably did," Obama quipped, stone-faced. "I mean, you practice... You crumple the balls up a little tight..."

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Astonished, Colbert says, "I'm not! I have never—you gotta let it go, man. You've done a lot of great things. Don't let this be the thing that, in the middle of the night, you go, 'What if I had won? What if I had achieved that?'"

Smiling, Obama said, "I'm getting kinda hot. Let's move on."

Obama doesn't mess around when it comes to basketball. Last month, he shared a video of himself working seriously on his phone, teasing some "unfinished business." Text messages shared on screen looked like trash-talking, leaving fans wondering what he was working on. "I can't believe I'm still dealing with this," he said with a serious look on his face.

While some people hoped it was a return to the political arena, Obama's unfinished business was a basketball grudge match against Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards. After exchanging a few barbs, it was time for serious hoops. "I was making jump shots before you were even thought of!" Obama snarked, adding, "I don't want you hurting yourself."

Despite the verbal sparring, the rivalry showdown was staged to announce the Obama Presidential Center this summer. Hopefully, the president will swing by from time to time to challenge visitors not only in hoops, but also in ping pong and Connect 4.

Pepsi Launches Limited-Edition New Collab with Pokémon – And Fans Want to 'Catch Them All'

Thu, 05/14/2026 - 8:51am

This year marks the official 30th anniversary of the wildly successful multimedia series, Pokémon.

To celebrate the big event, multiple well-known food and beverage brands have announced new partnership with the creators of the franchise to help bring certain limited-time Pokémon products to life.

While American fans will receive limited-edition collabs between Pokémon and brands like Pop-Tarts, Japanese audiences are getting what might very well be the most exciting lineup of releases tied to the franchise.

According to Sporked, Pepsi is set to roll out a wide variety of new soda bottles featuring some of the most famous Pokémon characters ever featured in the series. This includes:

C.C. Lemon: Lemon soda featuring the images ofPichu, Pikachu and Raichu.
Pepsi Big Zero: A Japanese-exclusive, zero-sugar, zero-calorie iteration of Pepsi featuring images of Charmander, Charmeleon and Charizard.
Pepsi Big Zero Lemon: Pepsi Big Zero with a lemon flavor profile, featuring images of Squirtle, Wartortle and Blastoise.
POP Melon: Melon-flavored soda with images of Bulbasaur, Ivysaur and Venusaur.
Natchan Apple: Apple juice featuring images of Applin, Dipplin and Hydrapple.
Natchan Orange: Orange juice featuring images of Pawmi, Pawmo and Pawmot.

As delicious and creative as these sodas sound, sadly, American Pokémon fans might have trouble finding them in the States, with the products exclusively sold in Japan. However, Sporked recommended more determined collectors check their local Asian supermarkets or try to get their hands on the bottles through online sellers.

Launching in 1996, Pokémon initially began as a colorful Nintendo video game before its successful transition to mainstream pop culture. Over the years, it's spanned numerous video games, card games, tie-in animated series, movies, comic books and many more.

Since its inception three decades ago, it's become one of the highest-grossing media franchises ever created, with its estimated revenue somewhere around $115 billion.

2012 ‘The Big Bang Theory’ Episode Ranked the Funniest in the Entire Series Had an Iconic Guest Star

Thu, 05/14/2026 - 8:33am

The Big Bang Theory lasted 12 seasons, running from 2007 until 2019 with 279 episodes overall. Although there are plenty of iconic episodes, “The Hawking Excitation” has been ranked as the funniest one in the series by Collider. This was the first episode to involve the legendary Stephen Hawking, who appeared 7 times over the course of the show, although several of his appearances were voiceovers only.

In “The Hawking Excitation,” Howard receives an email from Hawking’s office, announcing he is coming to lecture at Caltech and is in need of an engineer to help maintain his wheelchair. Sheldon, who is a huge fan of Hawking, asks Howard to introduce him. However, Howard makes him complete a series of humiliating tasks first. In the end, Sheldon gets to meet Hawking in person.

Jim Parsons, who played Sheldon, spoke about working with Hawking during an interview with TV Guide in 2012. The actor said, "It was insane and intense, if I'm being honest. To be in his presence was a very powerful thing. He's communicating only through a speech-generating device, but I was also able to look into his eyes."

He continued, "We had this scene written out, and obviously his lines were pre-programmed into his computer. They had the capability of just cueing his lines, but he demanded to control every take himself by operating his machine with his cheek muscle. At first he was very slow getting the cues going, but they fine-tuned it. Only at the very end of the day did I realize the magnitude of what we'd pulled off."

Parsons also spoke about Hawking in a 2018 interview with The Associated Press, pointing out how fortunate he felt to work with the man, who passed in March of 2018. Parsons said, "So much of our show is related, based on, adjacent to everything that Stephen Hawking did, strove to do, thought about, was passionate about through his entire life and career. The fact that he knew of our show, was interested in being on it, was willing to come play with us group of monkeys for a couple days was really moving."

He continued, “And it's one of the things that's kind of bittersweet in a way because once he's passed now and now we're talking about him, it really hammers home how fortunate I was to get to be with him.”

The Big Bang Theory led to the spinoffs Young Sheldon and Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage. HBO Max also recently announced Stuart Fails to Save the Universe, which will star members from the original cast.

Walmart's Spring-Ready $18 Solar Sunflower Lights Look 'Beautiful at Night'

Thu, 05/14/2026 - 8:30am

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Spring is finally here, and soon flowers will be blooming, and the weather will be warmer. Sprucing up your garden is a great way to get into that spring spirit, and these solar sunflower lights are the perfect addition, especially since they’re on sale at Walmart right now.

Normally priced at $37, the Keyohome Sunflower Solar Garden Lights are down to $18 at Walmart. This set comes with two vibrant stake lights, which each sport three solar sunflower heads. Shoppers can also snag a set of stake lights with six heads each for $20 and a single head duo for $14.

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These sunflower lights come with warm-white LEDs and a built-in rechargeable battery that charges in direct sunlight. Expect around eight to twelve hours of runtime after four to six hours of charging, with automatic on at dusk and off at dawn settings (there’s also a manual switch). The build mixes silk petals with a stainless steel stem and a plastic base, finished with an IP65 waterproof rating for protection.

One helpful reviewer said that these sunflower lights “add beauty” and “look great with our landscaping during the day and light up at night.” This same shopper also said that many of their neighbors stop by to compliment them on the lights, too. A second reviewer said that the lights are “so cute,” and another wrote, “I was afraid these would look cheesy, but took a chance and I love them!”

The fact that these are solar powered makes them super convenient, and you don’t have to mess around with cables or plugs: “No cords or electricity needed. All solar.” While they look great during the day, they really come to life at night, and one shopper said, “These are so pretty and beautiful at night when they light up.”

If you don’t want to wait until spring for flowers, the Keyohome Sunflower Solar Garden Lights can be yours for just $18. There’s no telling when this deal will be over, so if you want to lock down these savings, now’s the time to grab them.

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McDonald's Debuts Brand-New Creamy Strawberry Coke – But Fans Aren't Thrilled with the Finished Product

Thu, 05/14/2026 - 8:20am

In the grand scheme of things, it's hard to think of two brands more readily recognized by international consumers than Coca-Cola and McDonald's.

Catering to fans in every corner of the globe, one might think that Coke and McDonald's go together about as well as PB and J or ice cream and chocolate syrup, with both products managing to bring out the best in one another's distinct flavor profile.

As great as each product is on its own, a new Coke beverage from the iconic fast food chain has been turning quite a few heads in recent weeks – and not in a good way.

As reported by multiple diners across social media, McDonald's Canada has recently launched a new version of their classic Coke beverage in the form of their Creamy Strawberry Coke.

Leaning into the ongoing craze surrounding the dirty soda trend, the beverage specifically combines that beloved Coke flavor with notes of fresh strawberry and rich cream.

While these flavors might sound delicious, many social media users are expressing their disappointment with the new beverage, with one account only ranking it 2/10 stars on Reddit.

"Creamy top doesn't work and strawberry is artificial tasting and overpowering," the user wrote.

"McDonald’s Coke is perfect, and nothing should ever be added to it except more of it," another account added.

Some fans did offer the helpful suggestion of stirring the cream topping into the beverage to ensure a more conducive cream-based drink, rather than watching the cream settle at the top of the drink.

"IMO the cream sits on top of the ice too much and leaves you under-satisfied when you drink it as served. I mix it from the start now and it’s so much better," one user recommended.

As of yet, it's not clear whether the Creamy Strawberry Coke is a limited-edition menu item or a permanent addition to McDonald's Canada.

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