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Keeping up with everything on Netflix is almost like fighting the mythical Hydra. Every time you finish a show, three more seem to pop up in its place. But it's that seemingly unlimited well of content that has made it the most popular streamer today, even amidst the numerous amount of competition. And so, at the end of every week, we kick up our feet, grab the remote, and listen for that classic "tudum" sound as we dive into Netflix's voluminous library.

Luckily for you, Parade has flagged three new shows coming to Netflix this week that can become your new binge obsession! Here's what you need to check out this weekend (June 12-14, 2026).

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New on Netflix (June 12-14, 2026)Sesame Street Volume 3

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Sesame Street has remained in the same beloved, Muppet-filled neighborhood for over 55 years. But off-screen, the iconic kids' show has been handed off across a wide variety of networks. Ten years ago, it moved off PBS and onto HBO before eventually heading to streaming-only on HBO Max. And while Netflix was unable to acquire Warner Bros. last year, it was able to get its hands on Sesame Street. In November 2025, the streamer kicked off its own version of the series, bringing in brand-new segments. But what has stayed the same throughout is the show's relentless north star of teaching kids everything from letters and numbers to diversity and death. On June 8, Netflix premiered its third batch of new Sesame Street episodes, taking Elmo, Abbey, Cookie Monster and the gang everywhere from an indoor mini-city to outer space.

Related: ‘Sesame Street’ Is Coming to Netflix! Here Are the 5 Biggest Changes to Expect (Exclusive)

Outlast: The Jungle The cast of 'Outlast: The Jungle'

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It'll be a few months before Survivor is back on our screens. But if you're craving some content around people starving on an island and backstabbing each other, we've got something for ya: Outlast. Premiering in 2023, the reality show stranded amateur survivalists in the wilderness to live off the land for an extended period. But within the simplicity of that concept lay a complex number of personalities and tactics to get the win by any means necessary.

Indeed, from the jump, the lack of rules for Outlast allowed contestants to go to any extreme to get closer to the million-dollar prize, including sabotaging their own competition to force them to quit the game. The Survivor comparisons are only magnified with this third season, as the show moves from the harsh Alaskan forests to the dense jungle. And the heat is certainly turned up in more ways than just the temperature. As in the iconic CBS reality show, alliances and strategy have come to the forefront of Outlast: The Jungle, with the relationships you make more important than ever. All eight episodes are out, so get ready to binge, and be sure to send up a flare if you need to take a snack break!

Related: ‘Survivor 50’ Stars Name the Greatest Player of All Time (Exclusive)

Sweet Magnolias Season 5 (L to R) Brooke Elliott as Dana Sue Sullivan, JoAnna Garcia Swisher as Maddie Townsend and Heather Headley as Helen Decatur in 'Sweet Magnolias'

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Can Sweet Magnolias survive turning margaritas into Big Apple-tinis? That's what fans of the hit romance drama series were wondering when it returned for Season 5 on June 11. Viewers were left on quite a cliffhanger last year, as Maddie (JoAnna Garcia Swisher) was set to travel to New York City for a new job opportunity. Of course, the other women aren't far behind, trading in Serenity for skyscrapers. It's not long before everyone comes back to South Carolina, however, as Dana Sue (Brooke Elliott) and Helen (Heather Headley) both are contending with respective romantic difficulties. While Season 6 has yet to be announced by the streamer, to quote the late great Frank Costanza from Seinfeld, we need more Serenity now!

Related: ‘Sweet Magnolias’ Season 5 Ending Explained: Who Gets Married and What’s Next for Dana Sue and Ronnie?

Before they became one of the most successful groups in pop history, The Supremes had a reputation problem. While Motown's other girl groups racked up hits, Diana Ross, Mary Wilson and Florence Ballard had earned an unflattering office nickname — the "no-hit Supremes."

All of that changed when "Back in My Arms Again" hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 on June 12, 1965, making The Supremes the first group in history to score five consecutive chart-toppers. 

But the road there wasn't easy. Wilson later recalled the frustration to the Guardian. "It felt as if all the girl groups were having hits apart from The Supremes. We were playing shows and people were going crazy, but in the office we were beginning to be known as the 'no-hit Supremes.'"

The turning point came when Motown boss Berry Gordy paired the trio with his premier songwriting team, Holland-Dozier-Holland, and Diana Ross as lead singer, with Wilson and Ballard as her backing. 

"We recorded 'Where Did Our Love Go' and it became a hit, which changed everything," Wilson recalled. "Once H-D-H found that formula for us, we had five consecutive [US] number ones."

That run unfolded over just 10 months. "Where Did Our Love Go" reached No. 1 on August 16, 1964. "Baby Love" followed, topping the charts from late October through November. "Come See About Me" claimed the No. 1 spot for non-consecutive weeks in December 1964 and January 1965. "Stop! In the Name of Love" kept the streak alive in late March and early April 1965.

The fifth song in the run, "Back in My Arms Again," came out on April 15, 1965. Cash Box called it a "rollicking, pop-R&B romancer about a lucky lass who gets back with her boyfriend after quite a hiatus." It hit No. 1 less than a month later, bumping The Beach Boys' "Help Me, Rhonda" from the top spot.

The streak eventually ended when "Nothing but Heartaches" fell short of the top 10 — but the group bounced right back with "I Hear a Symphony" at No. 1. 

They followed that with four more consecutive No. 1 hits in 1966 and 1967, with "You Can't Hurry Love," "You Keep Me Hangin' On," "Love Is Here and Now You're Gone" and "The Happening.” 

"Love Child" brought them back to No. 1 in 1968, and "Someday We'll Be Together" in December 1969 gave the group their 12th and final No. 1.

Ross eventually left to pursue a solo career, though by Gordy's own admission, the departure wasn't entirely her choice. "Diana never wanted to leave the girls," he recalled to Rolling Stone.

"She was more or less pushed out. But that's what happens when a person is up front and people are telling the background singers that she's stealing the show." 

Gordy's feelings for Ross were no secret either. "I was madly in love with Diana Ross," he confessed, acknowledging that his devotion shaped many of his decisions. "It was perhaps favouritism because Diana was a favourite of mine. But she had the talent to justify that favouritism."

Related: 1967 Soft Rock Classic, Written in 10 Minutes, Became a No. 1 Hit 27 Years Later

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No matter if you're a pro or novice at gardening, you'll need to acquire the proper outdoor tools to be successful. Thankfully, retailers like Walmart are selling outdoor furniture, kits, and accessories that will help your plants, vegetables, and fruits stay green and plentiful. The latest product that's going to be added to our Walmart shopping cart is the Nana Guard Galvanized Raised Garden Bed, which is just over 61% off.

The kit initially cost $70, but has been reduced to just $27 during a limited-time flash sale. The bed is 4 feet long, 2 feet wide, and 1 foot tall, and made with galvanized metal sheet that has an average thickness of 0.78 millimeters. The sheet consists of a double layer, which aids in preventing corrosion and enhances durability. The bed is naturally lightweight, so you can easily maneuver wherever you'd like. 

Nana Guard Galvanized Raised Garden Bed, $27 (was $70) at Walmart

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What's great about this "well-crafted" raised garden bed is that it features an open based design to avoid water accumulation and long-term decay, so the plant roots are further encouraged to absorb nutrients and the roots are protected. You will have to assemble the garden bed upon arrival, but shoppers assured that it's "very quick and easy" to put together (there's just a good amount of screws that need placing!). 

Over 100 customers have already purchased this garden bed since yesterday, and the bigger sizes are sold out, so you'll want to act quickly in order to steal one for yourself. Shoppers are actually buying several at a time as well, considering how affordable the price is. Customers described the bed as "elegant," "well-made," "excellent," "fabulous," "durable," and "suitable for small yards." 

Related: Walmart’s 'Lightweight' and 'Beautiful' $29 Patchwork Quilt Set With Major Farmhouse Charm Is 'Perfect for Summer'

Another reviewer even painted the beds black to make them fit their backyard more aesthetically. One shopper wrote, "There is no bottom, so it sits directly on your yard, which enables great drainage," adding that they were able to fit several medium size plants on each end with small fillers to "make this planter a real showpiece." 

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Summer House star Ciara Miller is speaking out, slamming her co-star and ex-West Wilson for his comments about beta blockers during the third and final part of the show's dramatic reunion.

In the show, Wilson was called out by host Andy Cohen for his lack of emotion, who asked, "No offense, are you on like, a bunch of beta blockers or what? Everybody's so emotional around you about you and your relationship, and you're like this."

"I took a beta blocker. I don't know if that's why I'm not sobbing in this moment. This matters to me. I apologize if I don't read emotional enough," Wilson replied.

However, Miller wasn't having any of this.

"Just a medical note: beta blockers DON'T remove emotion. They work by blocking adrenaline from binding to beta receptors in your heart, blood vessels, and muscles (the receptors responsible for the physical symptoms of anxiety like increased heart rate, raised blood pressure, and trembling)," Miller, who is a registered nurse, wrote on Threads after the reunion aired.

"The EMOTIONAL EXPERIENCE remains, but the physical stress response can't fully activate," she continued. "It's like putting your 'fight or flight' symptoms on DND…. enough with the beta blocker (expletive)."

Wilson's lack of emotion came as he and Amanda Batula, who was one of Miller's best friends, were peppered with questions about their relationship, specifically the timeline of how things came to be.

And this wasn't the only time he referenced it during the show; he also commented earlier in the reunion about his emotions (or lack thereof). Specifically, he said it was because he was "trying to stay composed as much as possible."

"Or you're just a sociopath," Miller cut in.

The third and final part of the reunion is out, but the popular show will have one final episode, Summer House: The Aftermath, which will feature one-on-one conversations recorded after the reunion. It will air on Tuesday, June 16 at 8 p.m. ET on Bravo.

The Twilight Zone is technically science fiction, but some of the episodes involve concepts that are more realistic than anyone would like to admit. Looperrecently named a few episodes from the series that “predicted the future,” including stories based around plastic surgery and AI companions.  

One of the most underrated episodes on the list took place during season three. The story, which was written by the creator and host Rod Serling, was titled “The Midnight Sun.” It was about the planet mysteriously changing its orbit and growing closer to the sun every single day, raising the temperature of the Earth.

Looper compared the story to global warming, saying, “Even though the rising heat of ‘The Midnight Sun’ is, unlike ours, not caused by humans, it's still staggering to watch a 65-year-old TV episode so accurately capture a familiar — if fantastically exaggerated — experience of climate stress.”

Related: 1961 ‘Twilight Zone’ Episode, Ranked Among the Best Ever Made, Has One of the Highest Body Counts

According to SyFy, director Anton Leader revealed that this 1961 episode "nearly gave his cast and crew heatstroke." It was filmed in Los Angeles during the summer with a $52,000 budget, but the director wanted the set to feel as uncomfortable as it would if the planet were really heating up.

"With a very limited budget and facilities, we had to do a lot of improvising," Leader said when speaking about the three-day shoot. "We had to use every means available to us to project the fear of this developing heat and this cataclysmic ending to the world. I think we did a pretty good job."

Leader continued, "I remember that there were a couple of scenes in which I asked the electrical grip to add heat, not so much heat that it would show on the film, but heat that we would feel on the set. It made us distinctly uncomfortable, but I think it helped us develop the feeling that we had of heat. I didn't do that throughout, because its effect would have been lost eventually. We would have just been plain simply miserable and angry with each other for being involved in this thing."

Kill the Lights, the metal supergroup fronted by former Throw the Fight member James Clark, announced major changes to their upcoming lineup.

Following their back-to-back shows scheduled for June, the four-piece band informed fans about the cancellation for their upcoming live schedule.

Kill the Lights, which was supposed to perform on the U.K. and Ireland leg of The End Tour as a supporting act for Wolfgang Van Halen’s rock band Mammoth, shared the update with fans.

Due to the recent events that struck Belfast, the band has completely cancelled its two supporting shows with Mammoth as well as its two headline shows.

Initially, Clark and the rest of the band, composed of former Bullet for My Valentine members Michael "Moose" Thomas and Jason "Jay" James alongside guitarist Jeremy Pringsheim, were set for a four-date run in June. The upcoming run consists of a June 12 performance in Belfast, followed by shows in Limerick on June 13, Southampton on June 16 and London on June 17.

Silhouette of a band on a concert stage and audience

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In an Instagram post, they expressed deep regret and apologies to fans who were looking forward to the concerts.

“It is with heavy hearts that we announce that, following Mammoth’s understandable decision to cancel the Belfast show, Kill The Lights will no longer be appearing on the upcoming dates in Belfast, Limerick, Southampton and London. Our thoughts and prayers are with the people of Belfast and Ireland, and we extend our deepest condolences to the family and loved ones of Stephen Ogilvie during this difficult time. We fully support Mammoth’s decision and understand the circumstances surrounding it. While we’re disappointed not to be with you as planned, we look forward to returning when these dates can be rescheduled,” the caption reads.

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It is with heavy hearts that we announce that, following Mammoth’s understandable decision to cancel the Belfast show, Kill The Lights will no longer be appearing on the upcoming dates in Belfast, Limerick, Southampton and London. pic.twitter.com/FVHgQMj2pQ

— Kill The Lights (@KTLband) June 11, 2026

Furthermore, Kill The Lights also thanked fans for their patience and understanding following the announcement.

Despite the major setback, the supergroup emphasized its optimism about making a comeback and seeing fans again when the shows are rescheduled.

Prior to the announcement by Kill The Lights, Mammoth also released a statement explaining its “difficult decision” to postpone the show at Limelight and move it to a later date on Dec. 16.

“We can not wait to see our friends in Belfast, but it has to wait until it is safe for everyone. We hope you understand,” the band added on its official social media page.

Related: Beloved Rock Band Earns New No. 1 Hit 25 Years After Forming

Melissa Gorga is supporting her daughter after Antonia Gorga shared a personal update that quickly sparked discussion among Bravo fans.

The Real Housewives of New Jersey star's eldest child revealed on Instagram this week that she underwent a rhinoplasty. Bravo's The Daily Dish reported that Antonia first shared a June 10 video showing her nose before the procedure, then cut to a shot of her wearing bandages over her nose.

"Surprise," Antonia wrote in the caption on Instagram.

Antonia Gorga Explained Why She Got a Nose Job

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Antonia shared more about the procedure in a follow-up post on June 11.

"I got a rhinoplasty," she wrote in the caption on Instagram.

The 20-year-old University of Delaware student said she had wanted to get the procedure done since she was "at least 15 years old." She also explained that there was more behind the decision than simply wanting a cosmetic change.

"I found out I had a deviated septum, which was a big reason why my nose was crooked," Antonia wrote. "My biggest goal was to make my nose straighter and more symmetrical while still keeping it natural and balanced with the rest of my features."

Antonia said she went to Dr. Sam Rizk for the procedure and emphasized that she did not want a dramatically different look.

"I never wanted a nose that looked completely different, I just wanted a redefined version that still felt like me," she wrote.

Melissa Gorga Publicly Supported Her Daughter

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Melissa showed support in the comments after Antonia shared her post.

"Oh my God! My baby is being open and honest," Melissa wrote, adding a red heart emoji.

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Melissa confirmed in 2016 that she had previously had a rhinoplasty, but explained at the time that she had chosen to keep that decision private.

"It's a personal thing. It's not hurting anyone. It's your own business," Melissa told The Daily Dish in 2016.

She also said at the time that being a mother affected how much she wanted to share publicly.

"I have children, and there are certain things I don't feel like I need to blurt all over the world," Melissa said.

Related: 'The Real Housewives of New Jersey' Cast Shakeup Adds Another New Name as Melissa Gorga’s Future Gets Clearer

Fans Had Mixed Reactions to Antonia's Video

Antonia's reveal drew attention quickly, with some fans expressing concern and others praising her for being honest about the procedure.

The U.S. Sun reported that the video sparked concern among some viewers, while others supported Antonia's decision and applauded her openness.

Antonia has been part of the RHONJ world since childhood because Melissa joined the Bravo series in Season 3. Now that she is an adult, her own social media posts are attracting attention on their own, separate from her mother's storylines.

For Bravo fans, it is also another reminder that Antonia is no longer just one of the Gorga kids seen in the background of RHONJ. She is an adult making her own decisions, and Melissa is standing behind her.

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Financial expert Dave Ramsey has made a name for himself as someone you turn to when you need help balancing your household budget. He even has a popular show, where callers will reach out to him for advice about their money troubles.

And there's a reason everyone trusts him. Back before he became a self-made millionaire, Ramsey was $4 million in debt—a situation that's more common than you'd think. LendingTree's 2026 report says that Americans are carrying around $1.252 trillion in credit card debt—a moment that he says totally turned his life around. However, some of his fans wonder whether he's forgotten where he came from after Ramsey seemed to dismiss a caller who wanted help settling a $300 bill that had gone to collections.

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Ramsey Had No Time for a Caller Who Asked for Help Paying a Small Bill

A recent clip from The Ramsey Show featured a man who called in for advice about a debt that had been sent to collections. "I called the collection agency today and offered them a settlement offer to pay it and be done with it," the man explained at the start of the clip, saying that they had declined his offer.

Ramsey then asked how much the man owed, prompting him to explain that the bill was for $300 but that he currently has around $2,300 in debt. "I was just trying to settle the collection so I could get done with it, and I offered them $100 and didn't want to take it," he continued.

Related: Dave Ramsey Says He Never Learned This Money Lesson in College—and It Could Cost You Millions

Ramsey seemed taken aback by the figure for a moment before pushing back on the caller's approach. "I thought we were talking about you had $5,000 you owed, and you hadn't paid them in two years, and you offered them $1,500," Ramsey responded. "But on $300, they're not going to screw with it. No wonder they laughed at you."

Ramsey ended the call by telling the man to "just pay them," before moving on.

Fans Say Ramsey Has Lost Touch With Everyday Americans

Ramsey's followers were quick to hop into the comments and share their feelings about how he responded to the caller. "Dave doesn’t remember what it’s like to be flat broke," one person wrote. "The minimum wage in Texas is still $7.25 an hour. In 2026! My first job there paid me $200 a week. A $300 debt would’ve been way stressful for me at that time."

"If he had the $300 he would've paid them, lol," another person added. "Most people live paycheck to paycheck and still don't have enough to cover their bills. So for you to say 'just pay it' is out of touch."

While there were a few people who agreed with Ramsey and felt like $300 was a small enough debt that should be easy to take care of, it's clear that a lot of Ramsey's followers believed that $300 could easily feel like $300,000 when you don't have it.

Related: Dave Ramsey Says Debt Is the Enemy. Robert Kiyosaki Says It's a Tool. Here's Who's Actually Right for You

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.

Julie Newmar is 92 and still thriving as a glamour icon.

The star, who played Catwoman in the Batman TV series back in the '60s, has endless theatrical productions to her name, like Damn Yankees and Ziegfeld Follies. However, she'll forever be associated with that classic black suit and the ears she wore while batting Adam West and Burt Ward in Batman. But in a revealing new interview, the star opened up about life in her nineties, and what she's been doing in recent years.

“I would say my life is about beauty,” Newmar told The Guardian. “I want to be a beautiful old woman; beauty in the garden; beauty in your behaviour, in your treatment of others. Because we all know that life’s a circle. All this stuff comes back. And in my 90s now, one has evolved. Big things happen now, and they’re more in the metaphysical; they’re in the ‘what can I do for others?’ Because I’ve already done it for myself.”

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What is Julie Newmar Up to These Days?

Newmar is a single mother to her son, John, who has Down syndrome. After developing meningitis at age three, he went deaf. At the time, she knew nothing about raising a child with special needs. But she figured it out and navigated the situation with grace.

“We made it work. So John had a lovely, lovely life," she explained. “I signed up to learn sign language at night school, so that I could speak to him in a way that would help his understanding of life."

He still lives with her and was out and about with a caretaker during her interview.

“I found someone who is deaf to take him out and about during the day, and then they have a special group of disabled people that self-organize that they can be with during the daytime," she noted.

Looking Back on the Batman Era

While Newmar said she was never romantically involved with Adam West, who played Batman, she had the time of her life on the show. If you need a little flashback, check out the video below:

Related: ‘Hart to Hart’ Redhead Stefanie Powers Is 83 and Stunning Alongside Legendary Actress Julie Newmar, 92

One of rock's most enduring bands is proving that its catalog still has plenty of life left in it.

Def Leppard is enjoying another chart resurgence as its 2018 compilation The Story So Far: The Best Of Def Leppard currently sits at No. 17 on Billboard’s Top Hard Rock Albums chart.

The renewed success comes nearly four decades after the band reached the pinnacle of the charts with one of its biggest hits.

Released in 2018, The Story So Far serves as a career-spanning retrospective, collecting many of the songs that transformed Def Leppard into one of the defining rock acts of the 1980s. The compilation includes classics such as "Pour Some Sugar on Me," "Photograph," "Rock of Ages," "Hysteria" and "Love Bites."

For many fans, however, "Love Bites" remains the band's crowning commercial achievement.

Released in 1988 from the blockbuster album Hysteria, the power ballad became Def Leppard's only No. 1 hit on the Billboard Hot 100. The song spent a week atop the chart, giving the British rockers their biggest American single and helping cement Hysteria as one of the most successful rock albums ever released.

At the time, few expected a band known for hard-driving rock anthems to find its greatest chart success with a ballad. Yet the emotional song connected with listeners around the world and became a staple of both rock and pop radio.

"I've always said I'm the worst singer in this band, but I'm the best front man which is why, if you listen to a song I wrote called 'We Belong,' that was written for everyone to sing lead vocal," explained vocalist Joe Elliot in an interview with Louder Than War. "Everybody's always going on about our backing vocals and we have people standing next to our sound guy asking about the tapes. There aren't any; everyone in this band can sing."

The renewed chart performance of The Story So Far highlights the remarkable staying power of Def Leppard's catalog.

Streaming platforms, classic rock playlists and social media have introduced the band's music to younger listeners, while longtime fans continue to revisit the songs that helped define an era of arena rock.

The collection has also benefited from the band's continued visibility on the touring circuit. Def Leppard remains one of the most successful live acts from the 1980s, regularly filling arenas and amphitheaters across North America and Europe.

Formed in 1977, the group rose to prominence during the New Wave of British Heavy Metal movement before becoming global superstars in the 1980s. Albums such as Pyromania and Hysteria sold millions of copies and produced a string of enduring hits.

"We're very down to earth," guitarist Phil Collen told Rolling Stone. "You've got to take all this with a pinch of salt because it can really run away with you. We've lost people. People have lost their grip on reality. It's just music."

More than 35 years after "Love Bites" reached No. 1, Def Leppard is once again climbing the charts. This time it's not a new single driving the momentum, but a greatest-hits collection that reminds listeners just how deep and influential the band's catalog remains.

Related: Legendary '80s Rocker Announces World Tour After Leaving Iconic Band

New photos have been released from the search that took place at the U.S.-Mexico border after authorities received an anonymous tip about Nancy Guthrie’s whereabouts.

TMZ shared photos showing a bunch of volunteers searching the area.

On Wednesday, June 10, Ramona Guadalupe Ayala Ortiz, head of Buscando Corazones Nogales, said that they were told about an “unmarked grave” in the area, the New York Post reports. During the search, they found 25 unmarked graves, but did not find Guthrie.

The Pima County Sheriff's Department said in a statement that they are aware of the tip but have not been in contact with the search group.

"We are aware of reports regarding an anonymous tip related to the Nancy Guthrie investigation that was provided to a group in Mexico. At this time, we have not been contacted by Mexican authorities," the statement said. "This investigation remains active and ongoing, and we will continue to follow up on any credible information."

Guthrie's case has the nation captivated, with people everywhere showing support for "Today" host Savannah Guthrie and her beloved mom. She was abducted from her home in Tucson, Arizona, on February 1, 2026.

Savannah has continued to use her platform to share messages of hope, specifically posting an emotional video on Sunday, May 10 in honor of Mother's Day.

"Mother, daughter, sister, Nonie - we miss you with every breath. We will never stop looking for you. We will never be at peace until we find you," she captioned the video. "We need help. Someone knows something that can make the difference. Call 1800CALLFBI. You can be anonymous and the reward remains available.

"Please keep praying," Savannah concluded. "Bring her home. 💛"

Anyone with information about Nancy's disappearance is asked to please contact 1-800-CALL-FBI (1-800-225-5324) or the Pima County Sheriff's Department at 520-351-4900.

Art legend David Hockney died at age 88. The world-renowned British painter’s portraits and landscapes made him an icon of the contemporary art world.

Per his publicist, Hockney died “peacefully at home” on Thursday. He was one month short of his 89th birthday. 

English artist David Hockney poses in front of a large painting of a street scene in his studio, 1980. (Photo by Susan Wood/Getty Images) David Hockney’s Early Years

Hockney trained at the Bradford School of Art from 1953 through 1957. He later studied at the Royal College of Art in London, from 1959 through 1962, earning a Gold medal of distinction.

The artist left London in 1964 and moved to Los Angeles, where he painted his beloved swimming pool series, Beverly Hills Housewife, and a double portrait of Christopher Isherwood and Don Bachardy. During this time, he began using photography in his portraiture. He later abandoned this technique, citing it as overly reliant on photorealism. 

Not only is Hockney a celebrated painter, but he also created iconic opera and theater stage designs for productions including Alfred Jarry’s Ubu Roi (in 1966) and Igor Stravinsky’s The Rake’s Progress (in 1975).

English painter, draftsman, printmaker, stage designer, and photographer David Hockney and American artist, director and producer Andy Warhol (1928 - 1987), UK, 29th June 1976. (Photo by Evening Standard/Getty Images) David Hockney’s Later Years

By the late 1990’s and early 2000’s, Hockney had moved from a painter to exploring his subjects through an art-historical lens. Using optical devices, he approached his subjects from a deeper perspective as an investigator and theorist. In 2001, he published “Secret Knowledge” (a.k.a. The Hockney/Falco Thesis) with Professor of optical science, Charles Falco. 

Hockney returned to Yorkshire in the early 2000s, again focusing on landscapes. During this time, he created a watercolor series, Midsummer: East Yorkshire, and oil paintings, Bigger Trees near Warter.

The artist moved back to Los Angeles in 2013, and then back again to London a decade later. Hockney spoke with the BBC in 2025, prior to his exhibition at the Louis Vuitton Foundation, sharing, “I just thought I probably wouldn’t be here…I’m still a smoker, a happy smoker fed up of bossy people telling you what to do, but I don’t know.” 

David Hockey on Technology 

He embraced the use of modern technology in his later years, telling the Royal Academy Magazine, “I am at the moment drawing, or painting really, on an iPad. I have been working this year, 2020, to depict the arrival of spring in Normandy. This takes about three months, and I think it’s the most exciting thing nature has to offer in this part of the world.” 

He continued, “It is a new medium. With pluses and minus like any medium…Once, when we were just sitting outside the house, we put all the lights off in the house to see the moonlight more clearly. The moon could then be seen to cast shadows of the trees on the grass, so with my backlit iPad, I could draw it. That would have been virtually impossible without it.” 

David Hockney would have turned 89 on July 9.

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The vibes of your bedroom really do matter when it comes to getting a good night's sleep. Creating a calm and serene space is one of the best ways to make sure you fall (and stay) asleep. In addition to setting the right temperature and getting the lighting just right, the design of your bedroom plays a role as well, especially the bedding you choose. Of course, you want to prioritize comfort over aesthetics when it comes to bedding, but that doesn't always mean sacrificing style. Just take a look at this whimsical duvet cover set available at IKEA right now. It's so comfy and utterly gorgeous, too. Even better, it's budget-friendly!

Featuring a dreamy pale blue background with a charming multicolored wildflower pattern on top, the MATTOXBÄR Duvet Cover and Pillowcases Set at IKEA is a total floral daydream come true. The meadow-inspired print creates the most relaxing vibes in your bedroom, helping you relax and unwind after a long day. The delicate color scheme helps keep things calm, too, only adding to the set's dreaminess. The ethereal purples, greens, yellows and pinks all come together to create the perfect backdrop for dreaming. Add some whimsical throw pillows and a knit throw, and you're all set.

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In addition to its pretty design, this duvet cover is just plain cozy. Constructed from 100 percent GOTS-certified cotton, the set feels so soft against the skin. It's super breathable, too, making it ideal for the warm summer months. Oh, and by the way, organic cotton at IKEA is grown without using chemical fertilizers or pesticides. It's also sourced in alignment with the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) and Organic Content Standard (OCS).

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The MATTOXBÄR Duvet Cover and Pillowcase Set comes in three sizes: twin, full/queen and king. The twin retails for $39.99, the full/queen size retails for $44.99, and the king size retails for $54.99. You can find these duvet cover sets on IKEA.com and in select IKEA stores.

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In 1970, Simon & Garfunkel released what would become one of the most celebrated songs in popular music history. More than five decades later, another legendary group is putting its own stamp on the classic.

As part of its ongoing 50th anniversary celebration, Foreigner has released a live rendition of the Grammy-winning masterpiece "Bridge Over Troubled Water."

The track appears on the band's upcoming live album and concert film soundtrack, In the Eye of the Storm, which arrives July 24.

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"We have released a special rendition of the classic 'Bridge Over Troubled Water' from our upcoming live album In The Eye Of The Storm," the band wrote in a message to fans. "A song we've always admired and one we're proud to now make our own."

Foreigner also shared a message on Facebook reflecting on the significance of the release.

"As we celebrate 50 years of Foreigner, we're honored to share our rendition of Simon & Garfunkel's timeless classic, 'Bridge Over Troubled Water,'" the band wrote. "Recorded live and featured on our upcoming album and concert film soundtrack, In the Eye of the Storm, our performance is available now on all streaming platforms."

Related: Beloved Rock Album Is Climbing the Charts for the First Time Since Singer’s Death

Founding member Mick Jones said in a statement, “50 years ago, I had a vision for a band. I wanted the best musicians I could find to perform and record the best songs we could create. Foreigner succeeded largely because of the wonderful lead vocalists that I was fortunate enough to work with. Lou Gramm, Kelly Hansen, and Luis Maldonado lit the way to the fulfillment of my original vision. To hear them sing together the song that started it all was a very special moment for me. Their performance of 'Feels Like The First Time' and Luis Maldonado’s passionate rendition of 'Bridge Over Troubled Water' are emotional highlights."

Fans were quick to praise the performance.

"This sounds so awesome!" wrote one listener on YouTube.

"Perfectly beautiful," added another.

A third fan called it a "beautiful version of a timeless classic."

Related: 1975 Rock Epic Is Suddenly Climbing the Charts 51 Years Later

Over on Facebook, one listener singled out current Foreigner vocalist Luis Maldonado, writing, "A wonderful rendition of 'Bridge Over Troubled Water.' Luis nailed it with his outstanding voice."

The original version of "Bridge Over Troubled Water" was released by Simon & Garfunkel in January 1970 and became one of the biggest hits of the decade. The song spent six consecutive weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and finished as Billboard's top song of 1970.

It went on to win five Grammy Awards, including Record of the Year and Song of the Year, and has since been covered by dozens of artists ranging from Elvis Presley and Aretha Franklin to Johnny Cash and Willie Nelson.

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The new recording is the latest release from Foreigner's ambitious 50th anniversary campaign. The upcoming In the Eye of the Storm project features performances filmed during the band's special anniversary concert and includes appearances from multiple generations of Foreigner singers, including original frontman Lou Gramm.

Alongside the new music, Foreigner has also launched a new 18-month wall calendar covering July 2026 through December 2027. The collectible calendar features rare photographs from throughout the band's history and is available for $20 through the group's official store.

Nearly 50 years after first emerging as one of arena rock's defining acts, Foreigner continues to celebrate its legacy while introducing classic songs to a new generation of listeners.

Related: Iconic ’70s Rockers Release New Music Featuring Original Lead Singer

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Skin savants know you should really be wearing sunscreen all year long, but it's also important to step up your game a bit when the hot and sunny days of summer arrive. While you're stocking up on some SPF for the beach and other outdoor activities, it's also the perfect time to incorporate sunscreen into your daily routine if you haven't already done so.

A facial moisturizer with SPF is a great way to ease your way into prioritizing sun protection as part of your skincare routine. Dermatologists always know best, so Parade consulted several of them to curate a list of the 12 best moisturizers with SPF to keep your skin hydrated and protected this summer.

If you've never used one before, you probably have a few questions on your mind. For starters, do they work as well as sunscreen? How often do you need to reapply them? And how do you find one that works well for your skin type?

The skincare pros we chatted with have plenty of practical tips for protecting your skin from the sun's harsh rays, and they're more than happy to share the knowledge. After a few weeks of following their advice, your skin will thank you for it.

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Top Moisturizers With SPF for Hydrated, Protected Skin

• Best Moisturizer With SPF for Dry Skin: CeraVe AM Face Moisturizer with SPF 30, for Oily to Dry Skin
• Best Moisturizer With SPF for Oily Skin:Neutrogena Hydro Boost SPF 50 Hyaluronic Acid Moisturizer
• Best Moisturizer With SPF for Sensitive Skin:Avène Hydrance+ Moisturizing Sunscreen Lotion SPF 30
• Best Moisturizer With SPF for Mature Skin:Shiseido Benefiance Wrinkle Smoothing Day Cream SPF 23
• Best Moisturizer With SPF for Acne-Prone Skin:EltaMD UV Clear Broad-Spectrum SPF 46
• Best Lightweight Moisturizer With SPF:ISDIN Fusion Water Magic SPF 40 Sunscreen with Hyaluronic Acid and Vitamin E
• Best Tinted Moisturizer With SPF:Bareminerals Complexion Rescue Tinted Moisturizer Mineral SPF 30
• Best Drugstore Moisturizer With SPF:La Roche-Posay Toleriane Double Repair Face Moisturizer UV Broad Spectrum SPF 30
• Best Moisturizer With SPF Under Makeup:Naturium Dew-Glow Moisturizer SPF 50
• Best Mineral Moisturizer With SPF:Biossance Daily Hydration Mineral Face Sunscreen SPF 50 + Squalane
• Best Fragrance-Free Moisturizer With SPF:Vanicream Facial Moisturizer SPF 30
• Best Moisturizer With SPF for Redness:Cetaphil Redness Relieving Daily Facial Moisturizer SPF 40

Do Moisturizers With SPF Work as Well as Sunscreen?

Whether or not you wear a daily SPF or a moisturizer with SPF in it really comes down to personal preference and lifestyle. But it certainly helps to know the difference between the two products.

"Face moisturizer that contains SPF is primarily a hydrating product first and foremost  that happens to have SPF as an ingredient," board-certified dermatologist Dr. Alicia Zalka, MD FAAD, tells Parade. "This product type makes a daily application of sun protection, which is ultra paramount for skin health and beauty, an easier daily commitment."

However, Zalka notes that moisturizers with SPF aren't necessarily as strong as products that are specifically formulated to be sunscreen.

"These moisturizers with sunscreen are not tested or designed to live up to the same rigorous testing as dedicated sunscreens. Nor are they intended to be used anywhere but the face, neck and perhaps décolleté," Zalka, an associate clinical professor of dermatology at Yale University School of Medicine, says.

Dr. Jodi Logerfo, DNP, APRN, FNP-BC, DCNP, notes that moisturizers with SPF "provide less UV protection than true sunscreens."

"They should not be relied upon as your primary sun protection," Logerfo, who specializes in both medical and cosmetic dermatology, says.

The bottom line? Face moisturizers with SPF can offer sun protection and are a useful product to have in your skincare collection. But they don't replace sunscreen.

"A moisturizer with SPF is meant to hydrate the skin, with UV protection as a secondary benefit; whereas, a sunscreen is specifically formulated and tested to provide dedicated, reliable UV protection," Sejal K. Shah, M.D, a board-certified dermatologist and founder of Smarter Skin Dermatology, agrees.

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What SPF Do Dermatologists Recommend for Daily Use?

The SPF you use for a day at the beach isn't necessarily the same one you should use on a daily basis.

"For an average day of commuting to work, being indoors all day and returning home to an indoor environment, an SPF of 30-40 would be sufficient," Zalka says.

Logerfo recommends looking for a broad-spectrum sunscreen that protects against UVA and UVB rays.

For days when you're going to be more exposed to the sun, you should consider using a stronger SPF.

"If you’ll be spending extended time outdoors such as at the beach, hiking, golfing, sightseeing or attending outdoor events, I recommend a broad spectrum SPF 50 or higher," Shah explains.

Related: The 12 Best Face Masks for Acne That Unclog and Transform Skin, Tested by Dermatologists

How To Choose the Best Moisturizer With SPF for Your Skin Type  

Whenever you add a new skincare product into your routine, it's best to find one that's formulated to support your specific skin type. Not sure where to start? Here's a quick cheat sheet from Logerfo and Zalka.

• Sensitive skin: "Select gentle products and/or those specifically formulated for sensitive facial skin. Avoid products containing PABA (para-aminobenzoic acid) or any other ingredients that the specific patient is sensitive to," Logerfo says.
• Dry skin: "Look for products that have sun protection with moisturizing/hydrating ingredients. Emollients are great," Logerfo explains.
• Oily or acne-prone skin: "Use water-based formulations to help prevent pores from clogging and decrease the greasy feel that can make acne worse. Products should be labeled as noncomedogenic or oil-free," Logerfo says.
• Mature skin: Zalka says mature skin does best with moisturizers with SPF that "contain antioxidant ingredients like vitamin C."
• Skin of color: "You want to look for products that specifically say 'no white cast or visible residue,'" Logerfo says.

Above all, it's important to find a moisturizer with SPF that you're actually going to use.

"The best choice is one that you will apply daily, but if you choose a formula that supports your skin's specific needs, you are more likely to use it,"  Shah says.

Related: The Best Anti-Aging Skincare Routine for Women Over 50, According to Celebrity Estheticians

How Much and How Often Should You Reapply Moisturizer With SPF?

One of the biggest sunscreen mistakes people make is forgetting to reapply throughout the day. The same goes for moisturizers with SPF.

"If you drive home or walk home in the blazing sun between 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. or go to an after-work baseball game, that moisturizer with SPF 30 that you applied in the morning is no longer protecting you. You must reapply it or add a dedicated sunscreen product to your face and also to arms, legs or any exposed parts," Zalka says, adding that reapplying every two hours is your best bet.

Shah also notes that many moisturizers with SPF aren't formulated to be water-resistant or sweat-resistant and says you may need to reapply more frequently if you're sweating a lot.

In terms of the amount of sunscreen you should apply, Zalka says quantity counts.

"A light smear of facial moisturizer with SPF does not provide a lot of protection. You need about 1/3 teaspoon to adequately cover your face and neck," she explains.

If you don't want to tote around your facial moisturizer all day long, you can still get sun coverage when you reapply by using an SPF powder.

"I carry Colorescience Sunforgettable in my purse and I reapply it to my face, the backs of my hands and forearms during the day," Zalka says.

12 Best Moisturizers With SPF, Tested by Dermatologists1. Best Moisturizer With SPF for Dry Skin: CeraVe AM Face Moisturizer with SPF 30, for Oily to Dry Skin, $20.49

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Board-certified cosmetic dermatologist Dr. Debra Jaliman, MD, calls this product "a great everyday moisturizer.

"It combines broad spectrum sun protection with skin barrier-supporting ingredients such as ceramides, niacinamide and hyaluronic acid," Jaliman, the author of Skin Rules: Trade Secrets from a Top New York Dermatologist, explains. 

2. Best Moisturizer With SPF for Oily Skin: Neutrogena Hydro Boost SPF 50 Hyaluronic Acid Moisturizer, $26

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Jaliman calls this moisturizer "an excellent choice for daily sun protection and says it's "lightweight and non-greasy."

"It combines broad spectrum SPF 50 coverage with hyaluronic acid, which helps attract and retain moisture in the skin," she says. 

3. Best Moisturizer With SPF for Sensitive Skin: Avène Hydrance+ Moisturizing Sunscreen Lotion SPF 30, $42

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Shah calls this "a great option for sensitive skin."

"It's specifically formulated without common irritation triggers. This mineral-based formula is free of chemical UV filters, fragrance, alcohol, parabens, soap, silicone and mineral oil, which can commonly irritate sensitive skin," she says.

As an added bonus, it serves as a moisturizer thanks to built-in "soothing and moisturizing ingredients" that work hard to "calm and hydrate sensitive skin."

4. Best Moisturizer With SPF for Mature Skin: Shiseido Benefiance Wrinkle Smoothing Day Cream SPF 23, $78

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Some products are just worth splurging on. If you have a little wiggle room in your beauty budget, Jaliman suggests investing in this daily moisturizer that offers SPF 23 coverage.

"It contains turmeric extract to minimize fine lines and glycerin to help hydrate the skin," she says.

In addition to moisturizing skin, the multitasker addresses loss of firmness and elasticity. Other key ingredients include vitamin E, which protects the skin barrier, and KOMBU-Bounce Complex, which reduces the appearance of wrinkles.

5. Best Moisturizer With SPF for Acne-Prone Skin: EltaMD UV Clear Broad-Spectrum SPF 46, $45

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Similar to oily skin, acne-prone skin works well with lightweight, noncomedogenic formulas.

Dr. Jenna Queller(MD, FAAD), a board-certified dermatologist and the founder of DermWorks, recommends this product if you often experience acne.

"EltaMD UV Clear is a longtime dermatologist favorite because it layers well under makeup, feels breathable on the skin and contains niacinamide to help calm inflammation and reduce excess oil," she says.

Per the brand, the moisturizer provides broad spectrum SPF 46 coverage and helps clear pores and reduce shine.

Related: 11 Best Moisturizers for Acne-Prone Skin, According to Dermatologists

6. Best Lightweight Moisturizer With SPF: ISDIN Fusion Water Magic SPF 40 Sunscreen with Hyaluronic Acid and Vitamin E, $38

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Shah appreciates how this product doubles as both a moisturizer and sunscreen.

"Besides providing broad spectrum protection, it contains antioxidants and hydrating ingredients," she notes, adding that it also protects skin from blue light.

The derm says the lightweight, water-based formula "spreads easily and absorbs quickly with an invisible, non-greasy finish."  

Queller is also fond of the product and explains it's ideal for anyone who "dislikes the feel of traditional sunscreen."

"Lightweight formulas can make daily SPF use much more consistent," she says, adding that the product is ideal for humid climates or under makeup.

7. Best Tinted Moisturizer With SPF: Bareminerals Complexion Rescue Tinted Moisturizer Mineral SPF 30, $40

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Shah is fond of this oil-free option that combines the benefits of a moisturizer, skin tint and sunscreen.

"This multitasking product provides all day hydration, evens skin tone, builds from sheer to light coverage and contains ingredients that scatter light to blur imperfections," she says. "It's suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin, and is available in 20 shades."

8. Best Drugstore Moisturizer With SPF: La Roche-Posay Toleriane Double Repair Face Moisturizer UV Broad Spectrum SPF 30, $13

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Shah calls this drugstore find one of her "favorite" SPF moisturizer and says it's "suitable for all skin types."

"This lightweight, oil-free moisturizer hydrates, restores and soothes the skin while providing broad-spectrum protection. It really feels like a luxury product at a drugstore price," Shah says.

Queller is also a fan of the formula, which is free of fragrances and parabens.

"This moisturizer contains ceramides and prebiotic thermal water to support the skin barrier while providing daily UV protection in a well-tolerated formula," she explains.

9. Best Moisturizer With SPF Under Makeup: Naturium Dew-Glow Moisturizer SPF 50, $22

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Shah counts this among her go-to products and says it "doubles as a moisturizer with sunscreen and a makeup primer."  

"Its lightweight, silky finish wears beautifully under makeup without pilling," she says.

The dermatologist also loves how the formula "boosts hydration and radiance and supports the skin barrier." Key ingredients include hydrating niacinamide ethyl ascorbic acid, a known brightener.

10. Best Mineral Moisturizer With SPF: Biossance Daily Hydration Mineral Face Sunscreen SPF 50 + Squalane, $36

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Shah describes this next pick as a "hybrid moisturizer and mineral sunscreen."

"It provides broad spectrum protection while soothing and hydrating," she says.

Ideal for dryness, dullness or red skin, the noncomedogenic moisturizer is free of parabens, phthalates, fragrance and mineral oil. The best part? It won't create a mess.

"Despite providing a whopping SPF 50 using only zinc oxide and titanium dioxide, it usually doesn't leave a noticeable white cast or chalky residue," Shah says.

11. Best Fragrance-Free Moisturizer With SPF: Vanicream Facial Moisturizer SPF 30, $14

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Shah is a fan of this option from a brand that she says is "specifically designed for sensitive skin."

"This lightweight, noncomedogenic moisturizer contains a mineral sunscreen and is formulated without common skin irritants and allergens," she explains.  

The product provides broad spectrum protection from the sun and is light enough to be worn under makeup.

Jaliman also adores the moisturizer. "It's free of fragrance, dyes and parabens," she says.

12. Best Moisturizer With SPF for Redness: Cetaphil Redness Relieving Daily Facial Moisturizer SPF 40, $19

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Shah appreciates that this facial moisturizer has SPF 40 coverage and is formulated with powerhouse ingredients including allantoin, licorice extract and caffeine.

"They soothe redness while providing broad spectrum protection," she says. "Additionally, its neutralizing tint immediately masks redness and evens skin tone."

As an added bonus, the compact size makes it easy to stash in your bag to reapply throughout the day.

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Sources:

• Dr. Debra Jaliman (MD) is a board-certified cosmetic dermatologist and author ofSkin Rules: Trade Secrets from a Top New York Dermatologist. 
• Dr. Jodi LoGerfo (DNP, APRN, FNP-BC, DCNP) specializes in both medical and cosmetic dermatology at Orentreich Medical Group
• Sejal K. Shah (MD) is a board-certified dermatologist and founder of Smarter Skin Dermatology.
• Dr. Jenna Queller (MD, FAAD) is a board-certified dermatologist and founder of DermWorks.
• Alicia Zalka (MD FAAD) is a board-certified dermatologist, founder of Surface Deep  and associate clinical professor of dermatology at Yale University School of Medicine.

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Sunshine-filled days call for picnics, beach trips, farmer’s markets, and more. If you want to partake in all your favorite summertime activities in style, you need pieces that both look and feel the part. You can always count on clothes made of cotton, like this Opcakm 100% Cotton Gingham Babydoll Top that’s currently on sale at Amazon ahead of Prime Day. 

For a limited time, you can score this gingham top on sale for less than $25! Normally retailing for $33, it’s now marked down to as low as $20, which is the lowest price it’s been available at in the past 90 days. Prices slightly vary depending on size and style, but most are now $20, while a select few go up to $23. This top is available in 10 colors and in sizes ranging from extra small to extra large. Shoppers noted that this top fits true to size. 

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Charming and dreamy, this top features a stunning gingham pattern. This classic pattern is a staple of the cottagecore aesthetic, with its countryside, vintage-inspired feel. You can choose from 10 colors, including neutrals like black and khaki, earth tones like olive green and brown, and vibrant hues like red and light blue. Paired with linen pants, a mini skirt, and everything in between, this top will elevate any outfit and make it summer-ready. 

This carefree and easy-breezy top has a timeless babydoll style. It boasts a flowy silhouette that flares out towards the hem, preventing the fabric from clinging to your skin. Ruffles at the neckline and sleeves give this top a flirty, romantic touch. It also features a horizontal ruffled panel across the chest, along with some ruched fabric that creates some texture and depth.

Made of 100% cotton, this top is ready to handle all your warm-weather outings. Cotton is great at absorbing moisture, drawing sweat away from your body to help keep your skin dry. Additionally, cotton is a hypoallergenic material, making this top a great choice for those with sensitive skin or allergies. 

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Cotton is a light and airy material that allows air to flow through. This top can help keep your body temperature regulated and prevent you from overheating on those sweltering summer days. “It’s lightweight, very breathable and cool,” one reviewer confirmed. They also mentioned that it’s “such an adorable summer top.” Another shopper raved that the material is “so nice for warm days” and described this top as “comfortable and chic.”

While this top provides ample coverage, the sleeveless design will leave your arms exposed so that they can breathe. Your arms will be able to move around with ease without any fabric getting in the way. However, the sleeves are thick enough to conceal your bra straps. 

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Thanks to the 100% cotton fabric, you can toss this top into the washing machine whenever it needs a refresh. Shoppers noted that it washes well and doesn’t shrink. 

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Before John Denver became known as a country and folk music legend, his first hit was originally given as a Christmas gift. The then-unknown songwriter released a track in 1969 inspired by love, which became a breakthrough hit on the charts.

"Leaving on a Jet Plane" was first written years before its released in 1966. Denver was only 23 years old and wasn't well known in the music scene yet. He wrote the track not intending for it to be a hit or become something more, and included it on a demo titled John Denver Sings.

The track caught the interest of Denver's longtime producer, Milton Okun, who felt it needed a title change. It was changed from its original title, "Babe I Hate to Go", to "Leaving on a Jet Plane." Denver has spoken fondly of the track being "very special" to him, and wrote it during a layover at Washington National Airport.

"This is a very personal and very special song for me. It doesn't conjure up Boeing 707s or 747s for me as much as it does the simple scenes of leaving. Bags packed and standing by the front door, taxi pulling up in the early morning hours, the sound of a door closing behind you, and the thought of leaving someone that you care for very much," said Denver to BBC Radio.

"I was fortunate to have Peter, Paul and Mary record it and have it become a hit, but it still strikes a lonely and anguished chord in me, because the separation still continues, although not so long and not so often nowadays."

"Leaving on a Jet Plane" soon landed on the charts, but not Denver's version. The song was covered and released that same year by folk group Peter, Paul and Mary. At the time, Denver had just split from the Chad Mitchell Trio and was close friends with the folk group, as they shared the same producer.

Peter, Paul and Mary version of the track landed them at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and spent three weeks on top of the easy listening chart. The track even became a staple for United Airlines commercials in the early 1970s. While the song got its fame thanks to the folk group, Denver also relished in the spotlight for being its songwriter. He became more well-known in the music scene, got TV appearances, and launched his future career.

Denver would re-record the track for his own debut studio album that same year. Despite its popularity, his version failed to chart.

Related: 1974 Rock Ballad, Inspired by an Unconventional Love Story, Became a Soft Rock Anthem

If you have diabetes, you know that maintaining stable blood sugar is a crucial part of caring for your health. When someone with diabetes doesn’t properly manage their blood sugar levels, it can lead to nerve damage, eye disease and negatively impact the kidneys. 

If you don’t have diabetes, you may think that blood sugar levels aren’t something you have to think about. But maintaining stable blood sugar is important for everyone and impacts both short-term and long-term health.

Related: The 'Healthy' Lunch Staple That's Silently Spiking Your Blood Sugar, According to Dietitians

“Maintaining proper blood sugar levels benefits everyone, not just those with diabetes. When your blood sugar swings up and down throughout the day, you feel it in numerous ways: the 2 p.m. crash, the ‘hangry’ feelings before meals and brain fog. Stable blood sugar means more consistent energy, better focus and fewer of those urgent ‘I need to eat right now or I am going to pass out’ moments,’” explains registered dietitian Maryann Walsh, RD.

Shaelyn Gurzick, RD, CDCES, a registered dietitian and diabetes educator at City of Hope Orange County in Irvine, California, also says that everyone can benefit from maintaining stable blood sugar. In addition to impacting mental health and energy levels, Gurzick tells Parade that when blood sugar is unsteady long-term it can impact blood vessel function, cause inflammation and increase the risk of cancer. 

You already know that consuming sugar can cause blood sugar spikes, but what about cinnamon, a spice that’s often used to add a comforting, sweet flavor to food? Keep reading to find out.

Related: This Is the #1 Best Habit for Blood Sugar Balance, According to an Endocrinologist

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How Cinnamon Impacts Blood Sugar 

Even though cinnamon is often found in sweet baked goods, Walsh points out that swapping out sugar for cinnamon doesn’t always work; cinnamon has a more subtle sweetness than sugar and tastes more warm, woodsy and a bit bitter. 

There are different types of cinnamon, which taste slightly different from each other. Ceylon cinnamon is generally described as delicate and complex, while cassia cinnamon has a stronger, spicier flavor profile.

Even though cinnamon tastes different than sugar, both dietitians say it can be used to add flavor to foods like oatmeal and baked foods, or used in coffee. Walsh says that using cinnamon in foods and drinks like this to cut down on the amount of sugar used is a smart replacement in terms of blood sugar control. Gurzick says this too, adding that extracts like vanilla and almond extract can also be a helpful way to add perceived sweetness to foods that don't raise blood sugar.

Related: What to Know About the Optimal Range Your Glucose Should Be In—and How To Get It Checked

“Cinnamon, specifically Ceylon cinnamon, has been shown to support insulin sensitivity and slow gastric emptying, meaning sugar enters the bloodstream more gradually. While the research is promising, it’s not definitive and you’d typically need to consume about half a teaspoon to one teaspoon daily to see any meaningful effect,” Wash says.

While cinnamon can support insulin sensitivity, Gurzick emphasizes that it is not a replacement for diabetes medications. She adds that maintaining an overall diet that supports blood sugar stability is still important too. 

Other Health Benefits of Cinnamon

Besides supporting blood sugar, both dietitians say that cinnamon is also good for heart health. Scientific research shows that consuming cinnamon regularly could help lower LDL cholesterol and reduce inflammation.  

“All in all, it's a low-risk, high-flavor addition to your diet that is simple and accessible, and if it nudges blood sugar in the right direction, that's an added bonus,” Walsh says.

Though cinnamon is generally considered low-risk and safe to consume, Walsh says that consuming large amounts of it (particularly Cassia cinnamon) can stress the liver. As with everything, it’s best to consume cinnamon in moderation.

“Cinnamon is a complement to a healthy diet, not a one-size-fits-all solution for one,” Walsh says.

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Other Tips for Managing Blood Sugar 

Incorporating cinnamon into your meals (especially as a way to cut back on sugar) is a small, yet meaningful way to support blood sugar levels. But both dietitians emphasize that what matters most is what your overall diet looks like. 

To keep blood sugar levels steady, Gurzick says to consume balanced meals that have protein, fiber and unsaturated fats. She recommends consuming complex carbohydrates (such as whole grains, legumes and starchy vegetables) instead of simple carbs (such as white bread, white rice and pastries).

Eating this way, Gurzick says, does more than support blood sugar levels. It also helps with satiety, helps to maintain energy levels and can be beneficial for weight management.

“It’s also important to stay well hydrated and drink lots of water. This can help to keep blood sugars stable by allowing the kidneys to eliminate excess sugar through urine,” Gurzick says.

In addition to what you eat, when you eat is also important. Walsh warns against skipping meals, which can cause blood sugar levels to plummet. Instead, she says to enjoy nutrient-balanced snacks between meals, such as an apple and almond butter or crackers and cheese. 

As you can see, maintaining stable blood sugar doesn’t just come down to one dietary habit or food. But using cinnamon as a way to cut back on sugar is one small, yet impactful way to support blood sugar. And, as a bonus, you’ll be supporting your cholesterol levels too.

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• Hyperglycemia (High Blood Sugar). Cleveland Clinic.
• Maryann Walsh, RD, registered dietitian in Jupiter, Florida. 
• Shaelyn Gurzick, RD, CDCES, registered dietitian and diabetes educator at City of Hope Orange County in Irvine, California. 
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Released in 1985, a sprawling six-minute rock track quickly stood out as one of the most ambitious Bible-inspired songs of its time.

However, that wasn’t how it was originally intended. The Hooters’ epic "All You Zombies" came together when members Rob Hyman and Eric Bazilian wrote the song, but initially thought it was a throaway tune.

In an interview, the band members explained the song's creation. The tune was included on their 1985 release Nervous Night.

Hyman called the song “the granddaddy of our Bible-story songs. We just started singing and playing and writing words as fast as they could come; it was a ping-pong match. The song just happened.”

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“It just has mystery to it. A lot of great songs are mysterious; you don’t quite know what’s going on. It just resonated with people.”

Bazilian said in an interview with Vinyl Writer Music, "We just wrote the song, and I don’t know that we’re really qualified to interpret it. It’s one of those songs that just kind of came to us, kind of fully formed, and we’re still trying to figure out what it’s about."

He continued, "The song has a great history though; that is the oldest surviving Hooters song. We wrote that in January 1980, before we even had a band, before we even had a name."

Bazilian concluded, "We just knew that we were forming a new band and that it was going to have a new name. The song has been recorded a bunch of times; we recorded that in our first batch of demos."

According to their official website, the group was named for the "hooter." The band's unique instrument of choice is officially called the melodica.

Eric Bazilian and Rob Hyman were founding members of The Hooters, soon joined by drummer David Uosikkinen. Guitarist and vocalist John Kuzma, along with bassist and vocalist Bobby Woods, also came on board early in the band’s formation.

After Hyman and Bazilian worked with Cyndi Lauper on her debut album She’s So Unusual, guitarist John Lilley and bassist Rob Miller joined the group. However, Miller was sidelined following a car accident, and Andy King stepped in on bass. This lineup went on to break through on MTV with the release of Nervous Night.

The Hooters continue to tour and record music, 41 years after their breakout hit.

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Country music fans will have an opportunity to say goodbye to one of the genre's most beloved voices.

The Grand Ole Opry House announced Thursday that it will host public visitation and funeral services for longtime WSM radio personality and Grand Ole Opry announcer Bill Cody on Monday, June 15.

According to a press release from WSM, visitation will take place from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. CT, followed by a funeral service at 2 p.m. CT in the Grand Ole Opry House auditorium. Family, friends, colleagues and fans are all invited to attend.

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The Grand Ole Opry and WSM Radio will also honor Cody with special programming throughout the day. The funeral service will be broadcast live on WSM Radio 650 AM and streamed on WSM's Facebook page, allowing listeners around the world to participate in remembering the longtime broadcaster.

Cody, whose given name was Trent Barry Clutts, died June 9 at age 67.

For more than three decades, he was one of the most recognizable voices in country music, serving as host of WSM's flagship morning show, Coffee, Country & Cody, while also becoming a beloved announcer and host at the Grand Ole Opry.

His official obituary reveals that Cody's love of radio began as a child in Lebanon, Kentucky, where he accompanied his father to a local radio station that aired the minister's weekly sermons.

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"I could see Frank Kemp with those headphones on," Cody once recalled. "He was pushing buttons, and the records would spin, and that red light would come on."

That fascination eventually became a career that took him to radio stations in Kentucky, Florida and Texas before his dream job arrived in 1994.

"Well, in April of 1994 that phone call came," his obituary states. "His dream since childhood had come true."

Over the next 32 years, Cody became one of country music's most respected broadcasters. He was inducted into the Country Music Disc Jockey Hall of Fame in 2008, received a star on the Music City Walk of Fame in 2024 and will be inducted posthumously into the Tennessee Radio Hall of Fame.

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But according to his family, his proudest accomplishments happened away from the microphone.

"Trent was more than just a radio and television personality," the obituary states. "His biggest accomplishments were not made on a stage in the public eye. He was a wonderful husband, father, grandfather and friend."

Following the service at the Opry House, Cody will be laid to rest at Mt. Carmel Baptist Church Cemetery in Cross Plains, Tennessee.

In lieu of flowers, the family has asked that memorial donations be made to Hope Center Ministries in Portland, Tennessee.

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