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Americans over the age of 60 were hit the hardest last year by fraud, losing more than $7.7 billion, a 37% jump from the previous year. Understanding what these scams look like will help you spot and avoid them.

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The Internet Crimes Complaint Center (IC3), a division of the FBI, released its 2025 report with staggering numbers for seniors. Based on data from the FBI and FTC, here are the 7 biggest scams targeting seniors today. 

1. AI voice-cloning/virtual kidnapping: A deepfake AI voice pretends to be a loved one, claiming they were kidnapped, and you must pay the ransom.
2. Government impersonation (IRS, FBI, SSA): Legitimate-looking scams that mimic real government agencies and threaten you with jail or penalties if you don’t pay.
3. Phantom Hacker/tech support scam: A pop-up or other notification on your phone or computer that says you’ve been hacked and urges you to call support.
4. Romance/confidence fraud: Fake online profiles, often run by AI, that pretend to want a romantic relationship or want to be your friend.
5. Investment and crypto fraud: Often starts as financial “advice" that tries to draw you into a scheme.
6. Crypto ATM fraud: Similar to the crypto scam, except you’re encouraged to deposit cash into crypto machines. 
7. Medicare/phishing scams: This scam attempts to get your personal Medicare information.

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AI has made scams so much more convincing, but there are precautions you can take to help avoid becoming a victim. 

1. Create a family safe word to verify if the person on the other end of the line is actually your family member. Never share this outside of your family. 
2. Call the person directly to confirm the initial contact was really from them. Never use contact information provided by a potential scammer.
3. If you receive a photo or video, take a screenshot and have someone help you examine it. Send it to a trusted friend or family member for a second opinion.
4. Never pay with a gift card or crypto. These are untraceable and can’t be recovered. 
5. If something looks suspicious, assume it’s a potential scam and double or triple check with verified sources. Report potential scams to IC3.

Expert Jeffrey Snyder of the Broadcast Retirement Network says, “Our mature adults (seniors) are the most vulnerable to cyber fraud and scams. Seniors typically have collected the most wealth of any generation, and therefore scammers are trying everything they can to separate them from their account balances.”

If you’ve fallen for one of these scams in the past, don’t feel bad. They’re sophisticated and aggressively targeting people 60+. Stay wary, report suspicious behavior, and never act quickly. If you take time and think through the potential scam, you’ll hopefully be able to avoid falling prey to it. 

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

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Wardrobe staples come in many different forms. And depending on your personal style, they can be either easy to shop for or extremely difficult to find. What you can count on, however, are the handful of timeless pieces that never go out of style and are usually pretty easy to track down if you know where to look.

Take Old Navy, for example. The retail giant's bread and butter is everyday wardrobe staples, making it a reliable place to shop for classics like dress shirts, undershirts, jackets, slacks and more. And with summer right around the corner, Old Navy is lowering prices on a wide range of seasonal essentials, including the brand's timeless V-Neck T-Shirt, now available in an array of colors for just $7.

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Truly a must-have piece that every wardrobe deserves a handful of, a basic V-neck T-shirt goes a long way in creating a stylish seasonal fit. Designed to frame the neckline and create a slightly more polished look than a standard crew neck, v-necks can easily be dressed up or down to complement just about any look. And considering Old Navy just dropped the price from $14.99 to $7.49, there's no better time than now to stock up.

Available in regular and tall fits, with sizes ranging from XS to XXXXL, finding the right size should be a breeze. And with a wide range of colors to choose from, it's even easier to stock up and expand your rotation. You can choose from shades like Oatmeal Heather, In The Navy, Calla Lily White, Black Jack, Raisin Arizona, Grayscale, Matcha Green, Faded Seagrass and Charcoal Heather, each one perfect for mixing and matching with your favorite wardrobe pieces.

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"Fantastic in every way," one fan raved in a review. "I have these in just about every color they've ever made! Perfect weight, perfect neck stitching width and they last forever."

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If you've already got a color or two in your sights, don't miss out on this absolute steal of a summer deal. And while you're at it, check out Old Navy's dapper Straight-Fit Linen-Blend Dress Pants or Uniqlo's breezy Linen Blend Easy Ankle Pants, both excellent options to pair with your new V-neck shirt.

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The weekend lunch rush used to be an expensive routine of generic wraps and ho-hum chips. Now, a Southern staple is betting that good food and a Saturday discount will shake things up.

Newk’s Eatery is debuting a full menu overhaul themed around America's 250th anniversary. They call it the "Star-Spangled Summer" lineup, which runs from now until September 1. This seasonal campaign aims to celebrate American heritage through a collection of flavors that evoke classic summer memories.

The focus is heavy on fruit, melted cheese, and weekend budgets. Newk's will cut the price of a second entrée by 50% every Saturday. It requires a baseline purchase, but the move targets families looking for a lower priced option of pricey drive-thru meals.

Madison Newcomb, Director of Marketing, laid out the direction: "Our summer menu is all about bringing people together around fresh flavors and feel-good moments. From refreshing berries and peaches to comforting classics with a Newk's twist, we wanted to create a menu that feels fun, nostalgic and uniquely summertime."

The offerings upend typical summer menus: First up is the Red, White and Blueberry salad, which piles chicken, pecans, and feta over a base of mixed greens, strawberries, and blueberries. It gets a splash of fat-free raspberry vinaigrette.  This dish highlights the "Star-Spangled" theme by using naturally red and blue fruits against the white of the feta cheese.

Then comes the Turkey Melt sandwich. They are stuffing turkey, bacon, cheddar, lettuce, and tomatoes between slices of French bread, finished with honey mustard. 

But the most unusual item is the soup. Broccoli cheddar usually belongs to a chilly autumn night. Here, it sits right at the center of a summer menu. The brand says the recipe calls for simmering the florets in a thick, spiced cheddar broth with sweet onions, then adding extra shredded cheddar right on top. To wash it down, the chain is offering peach tea.

Ultimately, the vibe is about comforting bread and melted cheese, paired with a Saturday deal that makes sense for the wallet. For diners, it’s a way to grab a weekend lunch without ruining the budget.

Leif Garrett was one of the biggest teen idols of the 1970s, but it wasn’t a title he had aspired to.

The young star started out as a child actor in films and TV shows such as Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice, Macon County Line, The Odd Couple, Family Affair, and more before he was eyed to be the next teen music idol.

In the late ‘70s, Garrett began recording music on the Scotti Brothers record label, starting with covers of Dion’s “Run Around Sue” and The Beach Boys' "Surfin' USA.” His biggest hit came in 1978, with “I Was Made for Dancin’.” Written by Michael Lloyd, the disco-infused pop song peaked at No. 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 and made Garrett a bona fide radio star and Tiger Beat cover idol.

But by that time, the teen was already checked out.

In an interview with The Washington Post, Garrett recalled, “Nobody ever came up to me and said, ‘Hey kid, can you sing?’... They already had their marketing down. I was the full California image of blond, somewhat androgynous looking pretty boy, full-on skateboarder and surfer actually living that life lifestyle.”

Garrett admitted that he “never really paid attention to” teen pop music because it wasn’t his style.

“I like the British invasion stuff, Led Zeppelin, The Who, The Rolling Stones and all that sort of stuff,” he shared, noting that he felt pressure to be the next Andy Gibb or Shaun Cassidy.

“I just didn't like the music and what I was doing,” he added.

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Garrett also knew there was no future as a bubble gum pop star.

“Even when I was in it and it seemed enormous, I knew that there was no longevity to the teen idol business,” he said. “The kids that are digging your music—and I was the age of the people buying it—it's a pubescent thing.  … It’s a short period of someone's life.”

Garrett once told Smashing Interviews that he was never allowed to make the music he wanted as a teen and would have stayed an actor had he known.

“I would’ve stuck with acting,” he admitted. “I was asked if I wanted to make a record, not if you make this record with us, that’s all you’re going to be doing for the next five years and not really doing anything in the acting genre.”

“I had to learn trial by fire. I was not a born singer,” he added.

Garrett also shared that while he became a decent singer, some of the music he recorded didn’t even sound like him, as his career was tightly micromanaged by the Scotti brothers.

“I think I was a good performer from the get-go, but I wish they had offered me singing lessons before ever making a record,” he told Glide magazine in 2019. “There’s a particular track ['I Was Looking For Someone To Love'] that doesn’t even sound like me at all. I would even possibly say I wasn’t even on that track. And to me, that IS fraud. That’s like a Milli Vanilli situation, the difference being, of course, mine was blended many times with myself and somebody else.”

Garrett struggled for decades with the after-effects of his fame, but in recent years, he has logged new music and TV projects. In 2019, he published his memoir, Idol Truth.

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One of heavy metal's most beloved, hardest rocking drummers is preparing for a new chapter on the road.

Nicko McBrain, the longtime drummer of Iron Maiden, has announced the Hello Boys And Girls 2026 European Spoken Word Tour, giving fans a chance to hear stories from his remarkable career following his recent departure from Iron Maiden's touring lineup. The tour marks McBrain's first major solo outing since ending his four-decade run as Iron Maiden’s touring drummer, a role he held since joining the band in 1982.

The spoken-word shows will feature McBrain reflecting on his life in music, sharing behind-the-scenes stories from his years with Iron Maiden and discussing the experiences that helped make him one of the most recognizable drummers in rock.

For generations of fans, McBrain was an essential part of Iron Maiden's classic lineup.

He joined the group ahead of the release of Piece of Mind and went on to perform on many of the band's most celebrated albums, including Powerslave, Somewhere in Time and Seventh Son of a Seventh Son. His powerful yet highly technical drumming helped define the sound of classics such as "The Trooper," "Run to the Hills," "Aces High" and "Fear of the Dark."

The tour announcement comes after a significant period of change for McBrain.

In recent years, the drummer openly discussed the challenges of recovering from a stroke he suffered in 2023.

"When it first happened I thought, 'This is it, I'm not going to be able to play. I've got a tour coming up in three months' time,'" McBrain told Louder. "I did a lot of strength exercises, a lot of stretches with weird weights that they have and I got my stamina back. Through all this period of time I was in touch with [bassist] Steve [Harris], obviously all the guys, and I'd have a bit of a chat with them on the phone and they were all very very encouraging, and none more so than Steve. He said, 'Look the most important thing is that you get well and work on getting yourself together.'"

Despite returning to the stage and continuing to perform with Iron Maiden, he eventually stepped away from the band's touring activities while remaining part of the broader Iron Maiden family.

"It's funny, because sometimes when I sit at my practice kit I can do the big drum fill in the intro to 'The Trooper.' But even then it's a bit flaky, it's not clean," McBrain told Ultimate Classic Rock. Making the decision to stop touring with Iron Maiden was difficult, but McBrain wasn't ready to retire from the road altogether.

McBrain remains eager to stay connected with fans. The upcoming spoken-word performances will allow him to revisit stories from one of the most successful careers in heavy metal history, including his experiences touring the world, recording classic albums and working alongside bandmates Steve Harris, Bruce Dickinson, Dave Murray, Adrian Smith and Janick Gers.

For longtime Maiden fans, the tour offers something different from a traditional concert. Instead of hearing the songs themselves, audiences will hear the stories behind them from the man who helped bring many of those classics to life.

After more than 40 years behind one of rock's most famous drum kits, Nicko McBrain is embarking on a new adventure, one that promises plenty of memories, laughter and insights from a legendary career in heavy metal.

Oct. 26 - Alte Oper, Frankfurt, Germany
Oct. 27 - Tanzbrunnen, Cologne, Germany
Oct. 29 - Passionskirche, Berlin, Germany
Oct. 30 - Backstage, Munich, Germany
Nov. 3 - 013, Tilburg, Netherlands
Nov. 8 - Savoy Theatre, Helsinki, Finland
Nov. 9 - Rockefeller, Oslo, Norway
Nov. 11 - Gota Lejon, Stockholm, Sweden
Nov. 13 - DR Studio 2, Copenhagen, Denmark
Nov. 15 - Malta Metal Festival, St Julian's, Malta
Nov. 18 - Ambassador, Dublin, Ireland
Nov. 23 - Glee Club, Birmingham, UK
Nov. 26 - Bush Hall, London, UK
Nov. 28 - The Gate, Cardiff, UK
Nov. 30 - Komedia, Bath, UK
Dec. 1 - Academy 2, Manchester, UK
Dec. 3 - Oran Mor, Glasgow, UK

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Imagine dropping the F-bomb on a track in the 1960s when your fans knew you as squeaky clean pop singers! That’s exactly what happened to The Beatles on their 1968 track “Hey Jude.”

The song is now considered one of the best Beatles songs of all time, and very few people have heard Paul McCartney accidentally drop the F-bomb in the recording, although some fans will say it was John Lennon who made the mistake. The fact that it was left in was an even funnier story.

It all started when McCartney played a wrong note, which led to some loud feedback in his headphones. Around the 2:56 mark of the track, there’s a distinct “Oh!” and then just two second later, “f–king hell” is mentioned. It’s extremely quiet, and it doesn’t show up in the remastered versions of the track, but it did appear in the original version.

Why? Lennon wanted it to. He found the entire situation hilarious, and he thought it was best to keep the mistake in rather than re-record the whole song. The band and team also agreed not to try to scrub the words out, either. Recording in the 1960s was much trickier than it is today, and it would have meant scrubbing perfect vocals just before the blip.

Instead, the volume was turned down on McCartney’s mic, and that helped to muffle the words enough by the rest of the vocals and music.

Since the release of the 1968 track, “Hey Jude” has been named as one of the best songs by the British band. It’s outro is often cited as the reason for more songs to involve audience participation. That outro is a full four minutes long, with the song being seven minutes in total, becoming the all-time longest track ever to be a #1 hit. 

It wasn’t even originally titled “Hey Jude.” The song was written by McCartney for Jules Lennon to comfort him during his parents’ divorce, and it was supposed to be titled “Hey Jules.”

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Paul McCartney was in London this week celebrating his new album, but one question about a recent acting role prompted the music legend to reflect on someone he clearly still misses dearly.

During a fan event in London on Wednesday, June 10, the Beatles legend reflected on working with the late Rob Reiner while promoting his new No. 1 album, The Boys of Dungeon Lane. McCartney, 83, had been asked whether his song "Mountain Top" was inspired by his appearance in Spinal Tap II: The End Continues, the long-awaited sequel to the beloved mockumentary franchise directed by Reiner.

"No," McCartney replied, per Closer Weekly. "But it was great being in that film cause I love Spinal Tap. The way they make the films, it's very improvised."

The conversation quickly turned more emotional as McCartney acknowledged what the project had come to mean to him in the wake of Reiner's death. "And actually, what made it really important to me was that Rob Reiner directed it," he said.

Turning his attention to the crowd, McCartney added, "Let's hear it for Rob." As the audience erupted into applause. "You know, that is sort of sad and added a bit of bittersweet edge to it," he said.

This isn’t the first mention McCartney has made about the late director. Shortly after Reiner and his wife, Michele Singer Reiner, died in December 2025, the former Beatle wrote a tribute on Instagram, mentioning how he had recently worked with Reiner.

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"What a tragedy the death of Rob Reiner and his wife, Michele, is," McCartney wrote at the time. "It is so shocking in many ways but for me especially so, because over the last year I had been working with him. He directed me in 'Spinal Tap II: The End Continues'. He was such an upbeat, lovable man." McCartney continued, "Life can be so unfair and this tragedy proves it." 

He concluded his tribute by reflecting on Reiner's legacy both on and off screen. "I will always have fond memories of Rob and the idea that he and his wife will no longer be in the world with us is heartbreaking.”

The couple was found dead at their California home late last year after suffering fatal stab wounds. Their 32-year-old son, Nick Reiner, was later charged with two counts of first-degree murder in connection with their deaths. He has pleaded not guilty.

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Helen Mirren has nothing but love for MobLand co-star Tom Hardy, despite the actor's reportedly dramatic exit from the Paramount+ series.

The Oscar-winning actress, 80, spoke out in defense of Hardy, 48, at the Taormina Film Festival following last month's reports that the actor would not be returning for a potential Season 3 due to his on-set behavior and friction with producers.

"I love Tom. I think he’s the most amazing actor," Mirren told press at the film festival, as per Deadline. "I’ve always loved him on screen, and different actors have different processes. I’ve learned over the years that some people get things fast and other people took time."

Despite reports that Hardy had allegedly kept Mirren and fellow star Pierce Brosnan waiting to film scenes, Mirren insisted that she would work with him again in "a heartbeat."

"As long as what’s on the screen is fantastic, I’m totally chilled with whatever, however anyone gets there," she said. "Tom is a very special person. He’s got the kindest heart… I think he’s absolutely remarkable. So my support of him is genuine and heartfelt."

As for the Peaky Blinders actor's future on MobLand, Mirren said she fully expected to see him return for Season 3.

"We also have a very great writer, Jez Butterworth, a powerful, fantastic writer. So I really hope it’s going to happen. When you have these sort of very powerful artistic people working together, the creative process is very challenging, and people can get their knickers in a twist, as we say," she said. "But yes, we will go forward, absolutely, and it’ll be even better."

MobLand follows two warring London crime families that clash "in a kill-or-be-killed battle that threatens to topple empires and ruin lives," according to the show's official logline.

MobLand has yet to be officially renewed for Season 3 at Paramount+, with Season 2 scheduled to begin streaming later this year.

She may have risen to music stardom in the '90s, but Alanis Morissette hasn't aged a day.

The music icon, 52, skyrocketed to fame in the '90s with hit songs like "You Oughta Know," "Hand in my Pocket," and "Ironic" from her 1995 album Jagged Little Pill. She didn't stop there, however: Morissette's follow-up album, 1998's Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie, scored her a Grammy for the song "Thank U." In the years that followed, Morissette has continued her rock domination, releasing albums and touring. However, she received a major honor this week when she was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame at their 55th Annual Induction and Awards Gala at the Marriott Marquis Hotel in New York City. While it's been over 30 years since Jagged Little Pill pushed her to international superstardom, the rocker hit the red carpet and proved she hasn't aged a day in the decades that passed.

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The Canadian queen is honoring her home country this weekend as she kicks off the FIFA 2026 football World Cup. She'll perform on Friday, June 12, at the Canadian opening ceremony along with Michael Bublé, Alessia Cara, Jessie Reyez, William Prince, Sanjoy, Nora Fatehi, Elyanna, and Vegedream. The show stars at 10:30 am PT / 1:30 pm ET, 90 minutes before the game kicks off. The festivities will air on Fox in the US and CTV in Canada, Louder confirmed.

While Morissette was just a young rocker when Jagged Little Pill debuted in 1995, she's seen the album continue to resonate with fans over the last three decades. She recently shared that she's still tremendously proud of the songs, which continue to be favorites for diverse audiences.

“It is fortuitous that most if not all of my songs are ones that I can still stand behind. I can sing them with conviction because the value system has not changed," she shared, Parade previously reported. The only one that could do with an update is ‘Not the Doctor,’ as I hadn’t been married for 16 years yet. Now I know that we do, in fact, participate in each other’s healing.”

For a quick flashback on that classic album, check out the video for one of Morissette's most famous songs, "Ironic."

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Few celebrities have a signature style as recognizable as Dolly Parton's. From sparkling stage outfits to glamorous public appearances, she's built a brand around confidence, charm, and plenty of shine. That same playful spirit carries over into her home collection, making it easy to bring a little of Dolly's signature sparkle into your everyday routine.

One standout piece from the collection is the Dolly Parton Jeweled Mosaic Mug Set. Right now, it's on sale at Walmart for $30, down from $40. For a decorative yet practical set that adds personality to your kitchen, it's a great opportunity to save $10.

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This set includes two oversized mugs featuring colorful mosaic-inspired artwork, inspirational messaging, and decorative keepsake ornaments. The designs instantly stand out thanks to their vibrant colors and artistic details, giving them a unique look that feels much more special than an ordinary coffee mug.

Both mugs feature the quote, “Dreams are of no value if they’re not equipped with wings," a fitting message from Dolly herself. One mug showcases a pink floral design paired with a matching flower ornament, while the other features a blue butterfly motif with a coordinating butterfly ornament. Together, they create a cheerful set that's full of personality and charm.

Beyond their decorative appeal, these mugs are generously sized for everyday use. Each mug measures 4.3 inches long, 4.3 inches wide, and 4.3 inches tall, with a 20-fluid-ounce capacity. The oversized design makes them ideal for coffee, tea, hot cocoa, and other favorite beverages, but they're also large enough for soup, oatmeal, or even mug cakes.

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The mugs are crafted from durable porcelain, helping them maintain their vibrant colors and detailed artwork over time. The sturdy construction gives them a substantial feel in hand while ensuring they can withstand regular use. They're the kind of mugs that can easily become a favorite part of your daily routine.

Convenience is another major plus. Despite their decorative appearance, these mugs are both microwave and dishwasher safe. That means reheating drinks is simple and cleanup is just as easy, making them as practical as they are attractive.

Shoppers seemed to appreciate both the design and functionality. One reviewer wrote, “Coffee cups this big are hard to find. They’re very well-designed and pretty to boot!” Another shared, “I love these — they are so cute and so useful and made of great materials!”

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Whether you're looking to brighten up your own kitchen or searching for a thoughtful gift, the Dolly Parton Jeweled Mosaic Mug Set is a charming option. With Walmart's current sale price of $30, it's a fun way to bring a little Dolly-inspired sparkle home while saving $10.

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Thayne Jasperson, 45, is a Broadway star who has been a part of Hamilton since it opened in 2015. He is the only original cast member remaining who is still performing in the show night after night. Unfortunately, he is forced to take a break after suffering an injury on stage.

On June 10, Jasperson revealed that he was in the middle of performing the iconic song, “What’d I Miss,” during the second act of the Broadway play when he tore a tendon.

“So I have bad news," he said in his Instagram post. "I tore my bicep tendon/rotator cuffs while doing a lift, had to get surgery and now I’m out of Hamilton for a while. I’m so bummed. I will miss seeing ya’ll at the show. But… I’ll be back.”

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Jasperson did not reveal how long he would be taking a break from Hamilton. However, in the past, he has admitted he has no intention of leaving the hit show anytime soon.

“I couldn’t leave before the Tonys, then it was the Grammys, then we were filming it [for Disney+], now we have all of these people coming… I just couldn’t leave,” he told PEOPLE when asked about his reasons for remaining with the production for so long. “Did I know [Barack] Obama or Beyoncé would show up to the show? No. But it’s become this huge, epic thing that’s kept me tied in. I always tell Lin [Manuel Miranda], ‘You wrote too good of a show… I can’t leave.’"

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Jasperson continued, “You’re gonna be wheeling me out in a wheelchair. I’m gonna be 82, and they’ll be like, ‘Get off the stage!’ So what’s next is more of this. I don’t have a plan. I’m trying to be spontaneous and live in the moment.”

In addition to Hamilton, Jasperson appeared in High School Musical and High School Musical 2. He also competed on the 4th season of So You Think You Can Dance, where he was the 5th contestant eliminated. He officially made his Broadway debut in Newsies in 2012 and also appeared in stage shows of Matilda and Finding Neverland.

The greatest love songs stand the test of time because they capture emotions that never go out of style. Whether celebrating devotion, longing, romance, or the excitement of falling in love, these songs continue to resonate across generations because they speak to universal experiences that connect us as humans. Long after their release, these tunes remain beloved for their ability to express the many different ways people give and receive love.

Much like the astrological birth months, every classic love song has its own distinct personality. Some are romantic and dreamy, while others celebrate loyalty, commitment, admiration, or emotional depth. Based on the qualities most commonly associated with your birth month, here is the timeless classic love song that best matches your energy.

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If you were born in January, your timeless classic love song is At Last by Etta James. Much like those born under the signs of determined Capricorn and visionary Aquarius, this iconic song celebrates the joy of finally receiving something that was worth waiting for. Capricorns understand that most achievements require patience and dedication, while Aquarians have the faith and optimism needed to keep believing in the potential to keep going. Rather than rushing toward instant gratification, January-born individuals value the gifts that come from persistence and trusting the process of the journey. Like At Last, they understand that life’s greatest blessings often arrive in their own time, making them all the more meaningful when they do.

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If you were born in February, your timeless classic love song is Unforgettable by Nat King Cole. Just like those born under the signs of humanitarian Aquarius and compassionate Pisces, this beloved song honors the lasting impact one person can have on another’s life. Both signs leave a lasting impression, whether it’s through an Aquarian’s originality and ability to create lasting changes or a Pisces kindness and vast empathy. Those born in February are difficult to forget because of the way they make others feel, as they have a memorable presence that lingers long after any connection.

If you were born in March, your timeless classic love song is Moon River. Similar to the energy of those born under the signs of imaginative Pisces and adventurous Aries, this classic tune captures the spirit of dreamers who are unafraid to follow their hearts wherever they may lead. Pisces embodies a romantic idealism, while Aries has the courage and independence needed to pursue new experiences and embrace life’s possibilities. Together, these qualities create individuals who are inspired by wonder, possibility, and the promise of what lies ahead. Like Moon River, March-born individuals move through life with curiosity and optimism, trusting their instincts as they follow their unique path.

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If you were born in April, your classic love song is “Can’t Help Falling in Love.” Those born under the signs of passionate Aries and devoted Taurus relate to this enduring love song’s message of celebrating the beauty of following your heart. Aries are comfortable trusting their instincts, while Tauruses value loyalty, commitment, and building long-lasting connections. Together, these qualities reflect both signs’ willingness to take emotional risks when something feels right and to remain deeply devoted once they have given their heart. Like this song, April-born individuals remind others that some of life’s most meaningful experiences begin when we trust our feelings and allow ourselves to be vulnerable.

If you were born in May, your timeless love song is I Only Have Eyes for You. Just like people born under the signs of romantic Taurus and charming Gemini, this dreamy classic captures the feeling of being completely captivated by someone special. Tauruses are affectionate and loyal, while Geminis are curious and playful. Together, these two signs appreciate both the comfort and excitement that love can give. Like I Only Have Eyes for You, May-born individuals have a way of making the people they care about feel special and cherished, while also recognizing those same qualities in return.

If you were born in June, your timeless love song is Your Song by Elton John. Expressive Geminis and heartfelt Cancers relate to this beloved tune because it celebrates the power of putting the feeling of love into words. Geminis are the ultimate communicators of the zodiac and love to connect with others through conversation, while Cancers feel their emotions deeply and genuinely. Both signs can express their feelings through thoughtful words, meaningful gestures, and heartfelt conversations. Like Your Song, people born in June understand that some of the most memorable expressions of love are often the simplest and most sincere.

If you were born in July, your  love song is Stand By Me.  This classic tune celebrates the power of unwavering love and support, which totally aligns with the energy of nurturing Cancers and loyal Leos. Cancers are protective of the people they love and express their affection through acts of care and devotion, while Leos are known for their generosity, loyalty, and commitment to stand by their loved ones. Both signs can be counted on to show up for others when it matters most. Like Stand By Me, July-born individuals remind us that one of the greatest expressions of love is simply being there for someone through every season of life.

If you were born in August, your classic love song is The Way You Look Tonight. Like confident Leos and devoted Virgos, this timeless tune celebrates admiration, appreciation, and recognition of the qualities that make someone truly special. Leos love to make the people they care about feel valued and appreciated, while Virgos meticulously notice the thoughtful touches and little details others put into an experience (because they ensure the same!) Individuals born in August express their love through encouragement, support, and genuine appreciation, and understand that some of the deepest forms of love come from truly seeing someone and celebrating them for exactly who they are, just like this song.

If you were born in September, your timeless classic love song is Let’s Stay Together. Like those born under the signs of faithful Virgo and relationship-oriented Libra, this soulful classic celebrates commitment, partnership, and the desire to build something long-lasting with another person. Virgos understand the importance of showing care through consistent effort, and Libras love being in relationships; they thrive in harmonious partnerships. Both signs understand that strong relationships require both dedication and mutual respect. Like Let’s Stay Together, September-born individuals believe life’s greatest rewards come from choosing to grow alongside the people they love.

If you were born in October, your classic love song is Unchained Melody. Like people born under the signs of romantic Libra and passionate Scorpio, this timeless tune captures the essence of longing for someone you love. Libras value partnership and the beauty of sharing their lives with the people they love, while Scorpios desire strong bonds with a soul-level connection and emotional intimacy. Like Unchained Melody, October-born individuals often believe that the most powerful love stories are the ones that tug at your heartstrings and leave a lasting impression.

If you were born in November, your classic love song is Something by The Beatles. Similar to those born under the signs of magnetic Scorpio and adventurous Sagittarius, this song celebrates the mystery, fascination, and profound connection that can exist between two people. Scorpios seek out relationships that feel transformative, while Sagittarians are captivated by discovery, possibility, and the desire to continually learn more about the people they love. Together, these qualities inspire individuals born in November to view love as both an adventure and a journey of deeper understanding. 

If you were born in December, your timeless classic love song is Wonderful World by Sam Cooke. Like the energy of those born under the signs of optimistic Sagittarius and steadfast Capricorn, this song celebrates the notion that love makes life feel brighter, richer, and more meaningful. Sagittarians are enthusiastic and warm, imbuing their relationships with a joyful spirit, while Capricorns are loyal and committed, with a deep appreciation for the people they care about. Both signs understand that lasting love is built on a foundation of both genuine affection and unwavering support. Like Wonderful World, December-born individuals remind others to focus on what truly matters and find joy in the connections that make life beautiful.

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If you're anything like me, packing for shorter trips tends to be a bit of a struggle because I tend to overpack, especially when it comes to outfits. What can I say? I need my options! However, it's not really necessary to pack 17 blouses "just in case." So, I'm trying to find a happy medium between prepared and over-prepared. Setting a boundary for myself in the form of how many bags I will allow myself to use has been one successful strategy, and weekender bags have been key in that method's success. They're the perfect size and design for short weekend trips, roomy enough for a few extra options but compact enough to keep things in check. Luckily, you don't have to break the bank to find a solid weekender bag, as Aldi just dropped a collection for $29.99 each.

Aldi's Live in Style Travel Weekender Bags are so perfect for short weekend getaways. The multicompartment bag helps you stay organized and makes it easy to find what you need, when you need it. The double zipper main compartment is a great place to store your clothes, toiletries and other essentials. Meanwhile, the full-zip structured bottom is a fantastic spot to pack your shoes and keep them from getting your clothing and other items dirty. Plus, there's a front pocket for even more convenience and storage.

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Each of Aldi's Live in Style Weekender Travel Bags features double handles with a toggle for added security. There's also a sleek shoulder strap for easy transportation. There's also a pad on the shoulder strap for added comfort.

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Aldi's Live in Style Weekender Travel Bags come in three designs: classic black, sleek gray or modern beige stripe, giving you a few options to choose from. Each one retails for $29.99.

You can pick up one of these weekender bags at select Aldi stores now as part of Aldi's current selection of Aldi Finds, weekly product specials that come and go every single Wednesday. You can shop them in Aldi stores' center aisles.

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It's always a treat seeing A-listers poke fun at themselves in movies or on TV.

Matt Damon — whose latest blockbuster The Odyssey is hitting theaters soon — has done it on more than one occasion. Fans might recall the Oscar winner, 55, playing himself on Entourage and yelling expletives at Vincent Chase (Adrien Grenier) over the phone for the sake of charitable donations.

Then there was House of Lies, where the Good Will Hunting star played "Matt Damon" once again and had a comedically strange rapport with Don Cheadle's lead character while keeping busy with his charity in a standout episode.

On that note, Damon just spoke exclusively to Parade about his Water.org nonprofit's new Get Blue initiative, and if he'd agree to another funny cameo for a good cause.

"If that opportunity presents itself, you know, I would definitely do it," he said. "I've always liked doing that. It's really fun to play like a weird, fictionalized version of yourself and do kind of surprising stuff, and it's always good. And again, humor is another way to... cut through and get people to kind of arrest people a little bit and get them to listen to you. So yeah, I would definitely be open to that."

The Jason Bourne actor also spoke passionately to Parade about his Water.org charity, which has helped empower more than 88 million people with access to safe water or sanitation.

"The thing that I would keep top of mind, beyond anything else, is that there are solutions, and that they really work, and so to not be daunted by the by the statistics that can feel overwhelming, but rather to be really excited by the opportunity that we get to be the generation that solves this, you know? It's a really exciting. And that's why we're doing Get Blue... If we can build that awareness, you know, even if you don't have the $5 to donate, you know if you're putting this on social, if you're talking to your friends about this, the ripple effect that that creates is really incalculable."

It has been a long wait for House of Guinness fans when it comes to renewal news, but that positive update is finally here. Netflix has finally confirmed that House of Guinness Season 2 is happening.

There were already sneaky suspicions that the 19th-century-set drama was going to continue. UK sleuths spotted casting announcements that suggested there was more to the brewery take from Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight. 

It just took time for Netflix to make the renewal official, which isn’t all that uncommon. Shows have to show strong viewership and completion numbers to be considered for renewal, although many production companies will look ahead and even potentially start the writing process in the event a renewal comes through.

The Succession-style series didn’t get off to the strongest start, but it has remained a steady performer. It held a top-10 position for four weeks, and it only saw numbers slowly dwindle rather than flatline.

There is no doubt that a second season was needed based on the cliffhanger at the end. That’s the first thing House of Guinness Season 2 will need to address. However, there is a wait on our hands for that second season, as cameras aren’t set to role until January 2027.

Considering it takes months to film a period drama of this scale, and then there are months of post-production to work through, we’re looking at the end of 2027 at the very earliest, but we may be waiting until 2028. That means more than a two-year wait since the freshman season, and it will have many viewers worried.

The period drama from the Peaky Blinders creator brought us a story of family drama. After the passing of the Guinness patriarch — yes, the Guinness! — the family has to figure out what to do next. After all, the single largest brewery in the world is now available for taking, and there wasn’t a clear heir named in his will. With four children, all as ambitious as each other, it leads to rivalries, scandal, and backstabbing.

It’s the perfect series for Succession fans. Eyes are on for more updates about the family drama.

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Thailand’s Princess Bajrakitiyabha Mahidol had died after a three years in a coma. She was 47.

The eldest child of King Maha Vajiralongkorn, often known as Princess Bha, died on Thursday, June 11, at a hospital in Bangkok, as per a statement from the Royal Household.

"This loss is not merely bad news announced to the people, but an immeasurable grief in the hearts of the entire nation," Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul later said in a televised speech, as per the Associated Press, calling the princess "a pride of Thailand" whose "commitment to building a society of kindness, justice, and equality, will forever remain as a moral legacy for the nation, a guiding light for generations of Thais."

Princess Bajrakitiyabha was hospitalized in December 2022 after falling unconscious, with the palace saying at the time that she had been diagnosed with a mycoplasma infection commonly associated with pneumonia, as per the Cleveland Clinic.

In August 2025, the palace revealed in a statement that the princess' medical team "detected a severe infection in the bloodstream, leading them to administer antibiotics and medication to stimulate blood pressure in order to maintain stable levels," and that her lungs and kidneys had "been functioning with support from medical devices and medication."

Last month, another update from the royal family revealed that Princess Bajrakitiyabha was suffering from "unstable vital signs, low blood pressure, irregular heartbeat and abnormal blood coagulation."

The late princess, who was a lawyer and justice reform activist, was best known for her Kamlangjai, or "Inspire," campaign, which helped to rehabilitate incarcerated Thai women prior to their release.

Having previously studied law at Thammasat University, Princess Bajrakitiyabha came to the U.S. to earn her master’s degree in law in 2002 from Cornell University. She went on to earn her doctorate at Cornell three years later before eventually returning to Thailand to work as a public prosecutor.

From 2012 to 2014, the princess served as Thailand’s ambassador to Austria, and in 2017, she was appointed a goodwill ambassador for the U.N. Office on Drugs and Crime.

“She’s Not There,” which was recorded 62 years ago today, was the debut single by the Zombies. The song reached No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1964 and went on to be inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame. It was also named one of the “500 Greatest Songs of All Time” by Rolling Stone magazine. It came in at number 297, right below “Stan” by Eminem and “Can’t Buy Me Love” by The Beatles.

When speaking about the creation of “She’s Not There,” the keyboardist and vocalist from the Zombies, Rod Argent, said, “The idea was that we’d record the Gershwins’ 'Summertime' as our first single, but a couple of weeks before we were due to go in our producer Ken Jones said: ‘You should really try and write something for the session.’ I had only ever written one song before.”

Argent went on to explain that "She’s Not There" was inspired by a John Lee Hooker album, which had the track “No One Told Me.” As reported by Louder Sound, Argent explained, “I really liked the rhythm of that phrase. I started with a minor-to-major chord sequence. At least that’s what I thought it was. I realized later that I’d actually played these chords in a modal sort of way, which gives the beginning of 'She’s Not There' its characteristic flavor. Then I had this idea of building up to a climax. I wanted it to be exciting and make use of Colin’s vocal talents. So at the end of the song, I had the poor guy singing at the top of his range. Which he cursed me for many times when we had to go on BBC radio at 10 o’clock in the morning.”

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When asked what the best decision the band ever made was, frontman Colin Blunstone told Rock Cellar, “I think, possibly, just to record our own songs.” He then told a similar story to Argent, crediting Jones for the idea to create their own music, and continued, “It encouraged Rod and Chris to go and write their first songs. Rod, I think he’d written one song before, but he only told me that later on. But so in all intents and purposes, ‘She’s Not There’ was the first song that he wrote, and suddenly, it just put us in a different light. We were no longer a band that just played rhythm and blues and blues classics.”

The Zombies have had many more hits since their debut, from "Time of the Season" to "Tell Her No" to "Leave Me Be." The group was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2019. To this day, they are still together.

Rock stars: They’re just like us. They love rock stars! 

Robert Plant, the golden god at the center of the legendary 1970s rock band Led Zeppelin, is no different. Known for his signature sound and powerful range, he’s one of the most dynamic vocalists in the biz. He’s also a fan of fellow rock royalty Elvis Presley. 

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So, when he treated fans to a stirring rendition of The King’s 1961 classic ballad, “Can’t Help Falling in Love,” let’s just say everyone was all shook up.

Plant’s tribute was recorded during a special benefit concert for Love frontman Arthur Lee at the Beacon Theatre inNew York City, and later (thankfully) uploaded to YouTube. And even though the performance happened years ago, it’s still finding new viewers and causing a stir online. 

In fact, American Songwriter just published a whole story on it, writing, “I just watched Robert Plant deliver what is now my absolute favorite rendition of Elvis Presley ever.”

The story also shares fan comments, which include, “He heard the man’s voice when he was a child and the rest is history. He has so much respect and admiration for Elvis,” “My absolutely favorite rendition of this song period,” and “Ah, honey you are so amazing. I’m just so ga-ga over this man. … I just can’t imagine what this place would be like without him."

Presley’s timeless song, which peaked at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100, has many admirers. With well over 500 recorded covers in the songbooks, it’s pretty safe to say it's one of the King's most famous smash hits. From UB40, Beck, and Haley Reinhart, to Eels, Cameo, and even Pearl Jam, the track transcends time, genres, and musical eras. 

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A lifelong fan of Presley, Plant has been open about how the King of Rock and Roll has shaped his journey as a musician. According to Clash, Plant spent his childhood cosplaying The King in his family living room. One song in particular, “Hound Dog,” proved transformative for the future rocker, with Plant later describing it as an “opiate” that inspired him put away his stamp collection and pick up a mic.

In 1974, Plant reportedly met his music hero. Backstage at the Los Angeles Forum, Plant and Presley spent 90 minutes getting to know one another. The meet-cute ended with the two breaking into a duet of “Treat Me Like a Fool.” 

“When I met Elvis with Zeppelin, after one of his concerts in the early Seventies, I sized him up,” Plant shared, via Far Out. “He wasn’t quite as tall as me. But he had a singer’s build. He had a good chest — that resonator. And he was driven.” 

He added, “So when we were leaving, after a most illuminating and funny 90 minutes with the guy, I was walking down the corridor. He swung round the door frame, looking quite pleased with himself, and started singing that song: ‘Treat me like a fool … .’ I turned around and did Elvis right back at him. We stood there, singing to each other.”

The spontaneous duet became one of the greatest moments of Plant’s life. If only that moment, like Plant’s heartfelt take on “Can’t Help Falling in Love,” were caught on tape.

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We always hope summer will be filled with nonstop sunshine and back-to-back outdoor plans. In reality, the forecast tends to have other ideas. One minute it's patio and pool weather, and the next there's a sudden shower or extreme heat. That is usually when the urge to default to endless scrolling kicks in, just to pass the time.

To avoid excessive screen time, it helps to have something simple and actually enjoyable ready to go. Enter the Ginkko Paint-by-Numbers Kit at Amazon. Originally $9, it is now marked down to just $6 when you clip the 25% off coupon on the product page before checkout, making it an easy, budget-friendly way to keep your hands busy during slow afternoons, surprise storms, or heatwaves.

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Each kit comes with everything needed to get started right out of the box, including a 9-inch by 12-inch pre-printed textured canvas that is already framed.  Also included is a set of acrylic paints and three small detail brushes. There are even hooks and nails so you can hang your finished piece when you are done. 

As the name suggests, you match the numbers on the canvas to the corresponding paint colors and slowly fill in each section, watching as the image builds piece by piece until it becomes a finished, polished artwork. The most affordable version of the 15 kits is the $6 cacti design. 

The sketched image showcases four hand-painted succulent and cactus plants, each displayed in its own decorative pot against a warm cream-colored background. In the upper left, a paddle-shaped cactus with small pink blossoms grows from a white ceramic pot, while the upper right features a round barrel cactus with vertical ribs, bluish-green tones, and a bright red flower blooming at the top in a patterned terracotta pot. The lower left plant resembles an aloe or haworthia succulent, with long pointed leaves marked by white striping and arranged in a dense rosette inside a softly shaded beige pot. In the lower right, a clustered cactus with rounded green segments and small pink flowers sits in a vibrant pink pot.

Amateur artists and paint-by-number pros alike have been loving this “easy to follow” kit, with many calling it “fun for all ages” and noting that it offers a “soothing” and “relaxing” experience from start to finish. One shopper shared, “The canvas and frame are sturdy, and the paint was fresh.”

Others also pointed out that it “makes a great gift” for birthdays or holidays, especially for anyone who enjoys hands-on hobbies or more analog ways to unwind. Another reviewer added, “If you want to do a sip and paint at the house with friends and family that doesn’t require an actual teacher, then this is the way to go.”

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For rainy afternoons or quiet weekends, the $6 Ginkko Paint-by-Numbers Kit is an easy way to stay entertained without screens. Grab it at Amazon now, and don’t forget to clip the coupon before you check out! 

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A song which became one of 1977’s biggest hits actually had a much longer history than most listeners ever realized.

Originally recorded more than a decade earlier, "Da Do Ron Ron" had previously made the Top 5 before being revived in a new era. Shaun Cassidy gave it a fresh wave of popularity and introduced it to a whole new generation of fans.

Cassidy took his updated version of the Jeff Barry, Ellie Greenwich, and Phil Spector hit to the top of the Billboard Top 200. The song reached No. 1 in May of 1977, cementing his place as a teen idol superstar.

The song appeared fated for the Hardy Boys star from the start. According to Stereogum, as written in Fred Bronson's Billboard Book Of Number 1 Hits, Cassidy was exposed to the song in kindergarten when his bus driver played a top-40 station while students to school.

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When Cassidy reached the top of the charts with his version, he and his mother, Shirley Jones, became the first mother and son to have separate top-charting hits on the American singles chart, according to Songfacts. Jones hit No. 1 as part of the Partridge Family with "I Think I Love You " in 1970.

Before Cassidy turned the song into a smash hit, The Crystals had already taken it to No. 3 on the charts 14 years earlier. In the original version, the lyrics were sung from a woman’s perspective about her love for “Bill,” while Cassidy’s rendition updated the story by changing the name to “Jill.”

Dolores "La La" Brooks sang lead on the song. She said in an interview, "When I went to the studio to do 'Da Doo Ron Ron,' Phil had taught me the song. When I walked in the studio, all the musicians were there, and after they finished putting down the track, I sat there for hours."

"When the track was finished, Phil said, 'La La, go in the booth and put down the song now.' I went in there and put down the song."

Cassidy followed up the success of "Da Do Ron Ron" with two more Top 10 hits: "That's Rock and Roll," which peaked at No. 3, and "Hey Deanie," which topped out at No. 7.

Shaun Cassidy recently completed his Road to Us concert tour.

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