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Ella Langley is having a moment.

The rising country star has reached an impressive milestone, landing nine songs on Billboard's Hot Country Songs chart for the week on June 6. The achievement underscores her growing popularity and comes as her music continues to connect with fans across the country genre.

Langley, 27, released her latest album, Dandelion in April 2026 and she's had wild success with it. Her debut single off the new album is a song called "Choosin' Texas." The track tops this week's country music charts—and for good reason. The song struck a chord with listeners thanks to its heartfelt storytelling and its catchy lyrics.

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Langley's single "Be Her" is in the second spot on the list and her duet with Morgan Wallen titled "I Can't Love You Anymore" rounds out the top three. "Loving Life Again" is currently in the eighth spot on Billboard's list with "Dandelion" and "Bottom of Your Boots" also making the top 20. Langley's duet with Miranda Lambert, "Butterfly Season," along with her songs "Broken" and "You & Me Time" give her a total of nine spots on the chart.

Earlier this month, Parade reported that Langley surpassed 30 million monthly listeners on Spotify. And, as if that wasn't enough, Langley took home the award for Artist-Songwriter of the Year at the Academy of County Music Awards last month.

"Feeling incredibly grateful. Two sold out shows & ACM Artist-Songwriter of the Year?! Thank you Estero, Savannah & the @acmawards. I’m a lucky gal," she captioned an Instagram post on May 16.

Between her chart success, industry recognition and rapidly growing fan base, Langley is quickly becoming one of the biggest names in country music.

The book community quickly rallied together last week when the popular phrase “Hot Girls Read” was trademarked. Now, Allie Rose Co. has come forward with a positive update for all small businesses.

The controversy started when the popular phrase was trademarked by Allie Rose Co. The bookish community quickly clapped back at this decision, making it clear that there were some questionable statements from Allie Rose about when she started using the term compared to the date she said she had started using it.

Quickly coming across as another “Cockygate” moment, the bookish community banded together to protect all the small businesses who use the phrase in their products, making it clear that nobody owned that phrase while also pointing out that it started thanks to “Hot Girl Summer” by Megan Thee Stallion.

Over the course of the weekend, a dispute was filed against the trademark. The bookish community had donated funds to be used to file the dispute, and work was put together to get the filing overturned.

However, Allie Rose has finally come back online to share her own update. After initially apologizing and sharing that she wouldn’t go after small businesses for using her new trademark, she took herself off social media and deleted many of her posts connected to the announcement. There was silence until the most recent update.

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Allie Rose shared that she has applied to surrender the trademark, and while that can take time ot show up on the official website, it is surrendered immediately. She went on to apologize for the harm that she caused small businesses, sharing that she wasn’t the one to reach out to them or to Etsy about taking products and listings down directly.

All her products with the “Hot Girls Read” phrasing are still on her website, and she says profits will go to two charitable organizations: Read and Feed and Room to Read.

While this is the end of “Hot Girls Read,” there are still other trademarks going through the process involving bookish phrases, including “Book Boyfriend,” “Blind Date with a Book,” and “Bookish AF.” These are all worth keeping an eye on.

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The kids are out of the house, and all that space you have now seems like too much. The idea of selling your home to cash in on its equity, lower your bills, and simplify your life seems like a no-brainer. Downsizing in retirement is appealing to many couples, but the financial realities don’t always match expectations. Let’s look at the pros and cons of selling in retirement.

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What Works

If you’ve owned your home for decades, even if it isn’t completely paid off, you’ll have a lot of equity to cash in. The potential for $300k worth, depending on your current real estate market, could be shielded from capital gains tax by the exclusions available to individuals ($250,000) and couples ($500,000).

Cashing in on your home’s equity isn’t the only advantage. Lower utilities, property taxes (depending on your location), as well as maintenance and insurance costs all contribute to having more money in your account at the end of the month. 

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Hidden Costs Most People Miss

The average equity named above looks extremely attractive to many retired homeowners, but it can erode quickly. Selling your home in retirement comes with unexpected fees, including realtor commissions, transfer taxes, and closing costs on a new place. Not to mention the cost of moving, large-item storage, HOA fees, unexpected taxes or insurance premiums in a new place, and many other small bills that add up quickly. 

Additionally, sellers in high-appreciation markets may not benefit much from the capital gains exclusion. The total hasn’t kept up with inflation, and many homeowners in these areas are still having to pay the tax on a portion of their profits. When all of this is taken into account, your situation might actually be worse if you sell.

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Should You Sell?

Deciding to sell your home depends entirely on your unique situation. To determine if it’s a good move for you, look at your current equity, the full cost of selling and moving, and the living expenses for wherever you plan to settle.

You’ll also need to think about your lifestyle. Consider whether you're ready to part with belongings, whether HOA fees or higher taxes in a new location will eat into your savings, and whether the lifestyle trade-offs are worth it.

Before listing your house, sit down and do the calculations for your individual situation. Once you deduct transaction costs, moving expenses, and tax implications, it’ll be that number, and not the Zillow estimate, that actually matters. 

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

Chicago, the band, just announced some exciting news.

Self-described as the "rock and roll band with horns," the iconic group announced three more shows on their ongoing Windy Cities Tour, which kicked off with a nine-show residency in Las Vegas in February, followed by the actual tour around North America since May 1.

The new concerts added were a performance at the Wind Creek Event Center in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, on Nov. 5, a show at Wallingford, Connecticut's Toyota Oakdale Theater on Nov. 11, and a gig on Nov. 14 at the Seneca Allegany Resort & Casino in Salamanca, New York.

Styx will not be in attendance for the new November shows.

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Chicago was formed in 1967 in the city of Chicago by Peter Cetera, Terry Kath, Robert Lamm, Lee Loughnane, James Pankow, Walter Parazaider and Danny Seraphine. Since its formation almost 60 years ago, they have become one of the most successful American bands in the Recording Industry Association of America and Billboard, selling over 40 million units in the United States and five consecutive No. 1 albums on the Billboard 200. In addition, the group has 10 Grammy nominations, and many of their albums and members have been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the Grammy Hall of Fame and the Songwriters Hall of Fame over the years.

Lamm, Loughnane and Pankow are the only original members of the band left in the lineup. Others include Walfredo Reyes Jr, Ray Herrmann, Ramon "Ray" Yslas, Tony Obrohta, Eric Baines, Carlos Murguia, Justin Avery and Rudy Cardenas.

James Pankow, Ray Herrmann and Lee Loughnane of Chicago band, perform during a live concert at Arena Ciudad de Mexico on May 16, 2025 in Mexico City, Mexico.

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For the rest of June, Chicago will be performing in various venues and states around the country, including Virginia, New York, Florida and more, before Styx joins them from July 13 to Sept. 6. Chicago will then continue to tour solo around the West Coast, the Midwest and the East Coast throughout the fall.

"We are excited about the summer tour," Loughnane said in a press release. "Chicago has never toured with Styx before, so it's going to be a lot of fun. We're looking forward to it."

On Wednesday, Chicago will be performing at the San Diego County Fair, and around New Jersey, Virginia and West Virginia over the next two weeks.

Tickets for Chicago's newly announced shows taking place in November will go on sale on Wednesday at 10 am ET. Fan club presale starts tomorrow morning. More information and tickets can be purchased on the band's official website.

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The Black Queen, the electronic rock supergroup, knows how to keep the excitement going, teasing fans with a special announcement during its tour.

The “Secret Scream” hitmaker revealed an expansion of the Fever Daydream Tour with “another round” of performances.

In an Instagram update, the supergroup fronted by Greg Puciato of The Dillinger Escape Plan hinted at adding more dates to the September and October shows, covering major cities across North America.

“Really amazing to see all of you. Hard to articulate. It’s a special time for this band right now, and each of you we see is playing a part in that. Every one of these shows has been a trip, and every one of them has gone by too fast. This whole thing has gone by too fast. We wish there were more. But no need to wish, because the good thing is there ARE gonna be more. We announce another round of Sept/Oct North American dates on the 16th,” the caption reads.

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The Fever Daydream Tour was held to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the band's debut album, Fever Daydream.

The tour, which kicked off on May 8 in Portland and concluded on June 6 in Texas, marked The Black Queen’s return to the stage after a seven-year hiatus.

"As anyone into THE BLACK QUEEN knows, we've been dormant for a minute," the frontman previously mentioned following the tour announcement. "A lot of things ended up on the front burner and suddenly seven years had gone by, and 10 years since Fever Daydream’s release. Fever Daydream was really special and we know it meant a lot to fans as well. So we figured let's get some grease on us and get some of that mojo back before releasing our third album. Maybe we'll toss some new songs in as well. See you soon."

Greg Puciato during a concert at Columbus, Ohio.

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On the other hand, The Black Queen’s recent announcement wasn't just an indication that the band plans to expand its tour, as it also teased potential performances in the U.K. and Australia.

Fans will once again experience the songs that helped define the band’s legacy, from the breakout single “The End Where We Start” to fan favorite “That Death Cannot Touch.”

While the group, composed of Puciato, Steven Alexander Ryan, former Nine Inch Nails member Danny Lohner and ex-The Dillinger Escape Plan drummer Chris Pennie, never landed a No. 1 hit, its influence and devoted following have kept its music alive for years.

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As Crumbl continues to evolve its menu, the bakery chain is introducing its own take on a dessert that has taken the internet by storm: dot cakes.

Although it might seem like dot cakes have gained popularity overnight, Paradepreviously reported that the dessert traces back to The Dotcakes, a Long Island bakery founded by mother-daughter duo Alex and Sondra Posner. After creating sprinkle-covered cakes in 2017, the project eventually grew into a full business.

After partnering with Butterfield Market in New York City, the cakes went viral. Now, Crumbl is putting its twist on it.

“Meet the Dot Cake Cookie,” Crumbl posted on Instagram. “A cakey vanilla sugar cookie swirled with vanilla cream cheese frosting and fully dipped in rainbow dot sprinkles for a satisfying crunch.”

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In another Instagram post, the bakery said that this week, they’re “sprinklemaxxing.”

The cookie has been introduced alongside three other new flavors, including a Soccer Field Dubai-Style Cheesecake, Tangy Mango Cookie Ft. Tajín, and Blue Raspberry Sports Drink Cookie.

“Finally some interestingly odd flavors,” one user commented on Instagram. “This is the crumbl I signed up for!”

“This lineup is fire,” another said.

Check out this week’s rotating menu below.

💚 SOCCER FIELD DUBAI-STYLE CHEESECAKE (NEW)

A decadent chocolate cheesecake nestled on a chocolate graham crust, topped with crispy Kataifi and pistachio filling, a drizzle of pistachio cream, a dollop of whipped cream, and a soccer ball topper.

🥭 TANGY MANGO COOKIE FT. TAJÍN® (NEW)

A sweet mango sugar cookie rolled in a Tajín® sugar crust, topped with a marbled swirl of mango and Tajín® whipped frosting, and pooled with a mango sauce with Tajín®.

🔵 BLUE RASPBERRY SPORTS DRINK COOKIE (NEW)

A rich chocolate cookies & cream cookie topped with a swirl of tangy blue raspberry cream cheese frosting in deep and icy blue.

🍒 BROWNIE SUNDAE COOKIE

A rich brownie cookie paired with fluffy vanilla mousse, gooey hot fudge, rainbow sprinkles, and a cherry on top.

🌰 NANAIMO BAR COOKIE

A chocolate cookie rolled in a toasted graham and coconut crust, topped with a silky vanilla custard swirl, and finished with a rich chocolate ganache.

🥜 ULTIMATE PEANUT BUTTER COOKIE

A peanut butter cookie stuffed with peanut butter and topped with a drizzle of melted peanut butter.

🌈 DOT CAKE COOKIE (NEW)

A cakey vanilla sugar cookie swirled with vanilla cream cheese frosting and fully dipped in rainbow dot sprinkles for a satisfying crunch—our take on the viral trend!

14 years ago, on June 7, legendary Fleetwood Mac guitarist Bob Welch died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the chest. Known for both his songs with Fleetwood Mac and his solo tracks “Sentimental Lady” and “Ebony Eyes,” the artist would’ve been turning 81 this August.

According to The Tennessean, three months before his death, Welch had undergone spinal surgery, and it appeared he wouldn’t recover. In an article from The Hollywood Reporter in 2012, Welch’s friend Bart Herbison said that this diagnosis troubled Welch, and he was afraid he would become a burden to his wife. Police discovered Welch’s body in his Nashville home along with a lengthy suicide note.

“It had become apparent to Bob that he was not going to recover, that he was going to become [disabled],” Herbison said. “He had seen his father become [disabled] and watched his mother care for him for many years. In the letter he left, he told [his wife] Wendy, ‘I’m not going to do this to you.’”

Welch had a rocky relationship with the members of Fleetwood Mac, and in 1998 when the band was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Welch wasn’t included.

"It basically comes down to the fact that they don't like me anymore," Welch said in an interview with The Plain Dealer newspaper at the time. "I guess they can do what they want. I could understand it if I had been a sideman for a year. But I was an integral part of that band ... I put more of myself into that band than anything else I've ever done."

Despite his challenging relationship with the band, Stevie Nicks called Welch an “amazing guitar player” after his death.

“I had many great times with him after Lindsey and I joined Fleetwood Mac,” Nicks said to the Associated Press. “He was funny, sweet — and he was smart.”

Sara Lee is making summer even sweeter with the release of three brand-new treats found in the freezer aisle, and from the looks of it, shoppers will be lining up to get their hands on them. The trio is part of the brand's Sweet Moments lineup, and includes Gooey Butter Cake, Cinnamon Caramel Crunch Cake, and Chocolate Chip Brookie.

Shared via Instagram over the weekend by food blog @candyhunting, the boxed goodies are reportedly "headed to stores now." Sara Lee's Sweet Moments cakes are meant to be kept frozen until ready for consumption, and can be heated in as little as 20 to 30 seconds in the microwave.

A new release that hasn't yet surfaced on the brand's website, the flavors look delectable. From the photos, which look to be taken from the grocery aisle, Gooey Butter Cake seems like a rendition of the classic dessert, usually comprising five staple ingredients: butter, yellow cake, eggs, powdered sugar, and cream cheese.

Cinnamon Caramel Crunch cake looks like a cinnamony, yellow cake swirled with caramel throughout, and topped with icing and a crunch topping. Meanwhile, Chocolate Chip Brookie is likely your traditional brownie + cookie mashup, featuring swirled batter and chocolate chips.

The desserts immediately piqued the interest of shoppers, who jumped into the comments section of the June 6 social media post with reactions.

"Gooey Butter cake and Cinnamon caramel crunch sound delicious😋," one insisted, while another joked about weight gain from eating the sweets: "Nobody’s back is safe this summer."

"These 3 looks amazing," a third added, with more comments reading, "Sweet moments for sure 🤤👏," "Gooey butter cake 🤤," and "🔥🔥🔥."

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Sara Lee's newest debut comes on the heels of another recent freezer aisle expansion: three classic cheesecake flavors in Strawberry Shortcake, Lemon Blueberry and Fudgey Brownie.

As Parade reported, Sara Lee Sweet Moments Strawberry Shortcake Cheesecake is strawberry cheesecake with what looks to be a strawberry-flavored crust, and Sara Lee Sweet Moments Lemon Blueberry Cheesecake is lemon cheesecake with a blueberry drizzle and crunchy graham crust. Meanwhile, Sara Lee Sweet Moments Fudgey Brownie Cheesecake is a chocolate cheesecake dressed with fudge sauce and a chocolate crust.

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Fat Joe is looking happy and healthy while cheering on the New York Knicks, as he shows off his 250-pound weight loss.

The talented rapper, 55, best known for hits like “Lean Back” and “What’s Luv?”, previously weighed as much as 470 pounds. But after undergoing a lifestyle transformation, the musical icon is looking like a new person. Luckily, there's no better time to show off his weight loss journey than the NBA finals, because the rapper is a huge Knicks fan. On Sunday, Fat Joe showed off his smile during a practice and media availability at Madison Square Garden in New York. Naturally, the star dropped some awesome quotes about how much the NBA Finals mean to him as a native of The Bronx.

“I’ve seen Hasidic Jews breakdancing with Black kids outside the stadium. This is the greatest unification you’ve ever seen of this New York City in your life since 9/11,” Fat Joe told Associated Press. “If you want to know what we felt like in 9/11 after the tragedy, it’s what you’re seeing around New York City: everybody together. This is insane.”

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What Made Fat Joe Decide to Lose Weight?

The loss of his best friend, Big Pun, from a heart attack in his 20s was a shocking revelation for Joe about how his future could end up if he didn’t change his habits.

‘ “I went to his funeral and I felt like Ebenezer Scrooge. Like, I seen me,” he told Men’s Health in 2023. “And I’m looking at his little daughter. She was the same age as my daughter. I said, ‘You gotta lose weight; otherwise you outta here.’”

It also kicked off a period of major depression for the rapper.

“That’s what depression was like to me,” he continued. “When you’re fighting yourself, there isn’t a wall high enough that you can build. There isn’t an island you can go to. There isn’t a place you can go to where you get away from it, because you’re fighting your mind. You wake up, and then the minute you think about it, your brain sends you a message to say, ‘We’re not supposed to be happy.’ And then you fall right back into depression.”

How Did Fat Joe Lose the Weight?

When Joe decided to make changes, he knew he had to overhaul his habits.

“We just try to eat everything with the least carbs as possible,” Joe told Us Weekly last year. “So we try to stay away from the bread, the pasta, the rice. That’s the smartest way to eat.”

He went on to say that portion control is the most important lesson, so he still eats carbs in moderation.

“Like this morning, I ate breakfast, I had this toast. I cut the corner off, ate it and kept it moving,” he shared. “Normally I would’ve ate the whole thing. But you know, that’s what we do. We cut carbs and try to be smarter.”

He also takes Ozempic to treat his diabetes, which helps keep him in check.

“Ozempic says you may only have two pieces of your favorite stuff,” he continued.

Will Fat Joe Finally Change His Name?

Don’t expect Fat Joe to be changing his name to “Slim Joe” anytime soon. The rapper says that a switch-up wouldn’t be okay with his wife, Lorena Cartagena.

“My wife would kill me. She likes me being a big boy,” Joe added. “She hallucinates like I’m still that big boy. She loves that.”

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2026 is almost halfway over and the hits in entertainment are starting to be calculated. With a little more than six months to go on the year reading behemoth Goodreads is ranking their most popular reads of the year thus far. The number one, most popular fiction book for 2026 (so far!) is the debut novel Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke according to a ranking released by Goodreads.

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The buzz for Burke's novel, a twisty, psychological satire focused on a tradwife influencer, was palpable even before its release. Amazon Studios and Academy Award winning actress Anne Hathaway snatched up the rights prior to the book's publication, with Hathaway set to both star and produce in the adaptation. Hathaway is also thanked by Burke in the acknowledgments for the novel.

Yesteryear focuses on the wildly successful and conservative Natalie Heller Mills. Natalie is a "tradwife" influencer who one day wakes up in 1855 rather than modern times, and is forced to live the harsh, pioneer-esque life she curated online to millions of followers via her Yesteryear ranch account. Natalies questions if she's time-traveled, is being forced onto a reality show, being tested by God, all while trying to get back to her "real" life. The story grapples with online culture, social media, faith, performance, womanhood, and the fine line that exists between reality and fiction.

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Yesteryear was released to commercial acclaim, becoming a number one New York Times bestseller. The debut novel was also a Good Morning America book pick and received a coveted starred Kirkus review calling it, "a remarkable debut—both a book for the moment and one that will endure."

Released the first week of April of 2026, the book has already been "shelved" on Goodreads over 600,000 times and has over 280,000 ratings in just two months.

Yesteryear is available wherever books are sold.

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If you’re regularly dealing with bloating, trying to pinpoint the root cause can feel like a frustrating game of detective. Between all the different foods in your diet (and the ingredients in those foods), medications and supplements, there’s a lot of potential culprits. And that’s just what you're physically putting in your body. There are other factors to consider, such as hormonal changes and stress. 

“Bloating is by far one of the most common GI complaints I see in my clinic. Out of the 20 patients I saw today, four were seen for bloating,” says Dr. Sripathi Kethu, MD, FACG, FASGE, a gastroenterologist who shares gut health tips on social media.

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Dr. Asma Khapra, MD, AGAF, a gastroenterologist with Gastro Health, adds that bloating is one of the most common complaints she hears from patients. There are many reasons for bloating, including lactose intolerance, a bacterial infection called H. pylori, constipation, irritable bowel syndrome, small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO), celiac disease, eating too much fiber at once and endometriosis. 

With so many potential causes of bloating, it can be helpful to work with a gastroenterologist to help you figure out the root cause and come up with a treatment plan. After all, no one wants to go through life feeling bloated! 

Here, Dr. Kethu and Dr. Khapra share what you can do on your own to troubleshoot your bloating woes versus when to see a G.I. doc. They also share the first step they take when a patient comes to them with bloating.

Related: Why Do I Always Feel Bloated? Here Are the Surprising Causes of Stomach Bloating—And 25 Ways to Get Rid of It

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What You Can Try on Your Own

Dr. Kethu says that there’s a lot someone can try on their own before they decide to see a gastroenterologist about bloating. First, he recommends nixing carbonated drinks, alcohol and artificial sweeteners from your diet to see if that makes a difference.

If that still doesn’t work, Dr. Kethu recommends taking a daily probiotic. “Give it at least four weeks before deciding if it's working; if there's no clear improvement, stop it."

Dr. Khapra adds that taking a probiotic is a great initial step to take if bloating is something you experience regularly. Probiotics can help with bloating by increasing the amount of good bacteria in the gut, bringing more balance and reducing inflammation.  

Since lactose intolerance is a common reason for bloating, Dr. Khapra recommends eliminating dairy from your diet for two weeks to see if that alleviates symptoms. If you found your bloating culprit, rest assured that there are plenty of dairy-free substitutions out there—even ice cream.

Related: Why You Always Feel Bloated After Eating—and What Your Body's Trying To Tell You

For in-the-moment relief, Dr. Kethu suggests taking a peppermint oil supplement can help. Dr. Khapra says that over-the-counter products like Beano and Gas X can help too.

If you’ve tried troubleshooting on your own and are still experiencing bloating regularly, that’s when it’s a good idea to start working with a G.I. doc. Both gastroenterologists stress that if you are experiencing bleeding when you poop, are losing weight but you don’t know why, have a fever or are in significant pain, those are all reasons to see a doctor ASAP.

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The First Step Gastroenterologists Take When a Patient Is Experiencing Bloating

If you decide to see a gastroenterologist about bloating, Dr. Kethu and Dr. Khapra say that you can expect to be asked for a thorough medical history and have a medical exam during your first appointment. 

“I want to know the timing and pattern [of when bloating happens]. Does it come on after meals? Is it tied to certain foods? What are their bowel habits like? I'm also listening for red flags, like unexplained weight loss, blood in the stool and persistent vomiting. In the absence of those, I don't jump straight to labs, imaging or endoscopy. A focused abdominal exam to check for distention, abnormal bowel sounds or a mass is usually enough to rule out anything serious quickly,” Dr. Kethu tells Parade.

Part of this first step is figuring out exactly where the bloating is occurring. “I like to differentiate if it is more upper abdominal bloating versus lower abdominal bloating,” Dr. Khapra says, adding that she figures this out by asking questions about how the symptoms feel and when they occur. For example, if it’s post-meal and accompanied by burping or reflex, that indicates an issue in the upper abdomen. If bloating is associated with diarrhea or constipation, that means it’s happening in the lower abdomen.

For women, bloating can be a common side effect of menstruation or endometriosis, Dr. Khapra adds, which many people don't realize. For this reason, she also asks women questions related to their cycle. 

After this initial visit, Dr. Kethu says he’ll recommend cutting out carbonated drinks, alcohol and artificial sweeteners if the patient hasn’t done that already. Already did that? Then, it’s time to try an elimination diet—a step both doctors say is next.

Elimination diets can look different based on the individual, but both doctors say that a common approach is cutting out dairy for a period of time followed by cutting out gluten for a period of time. If that still doesn’t help, both say they would recommend the low-FODMAP diet, which is an eating plan where foods that are hard to digest are avoided. The low-FODMAP diet is not meant to be a long-term eating plan, but it can help identify triggering foods in the short-term.

“The low-FODMAP diet can be very effective, but it really should be done with proper guidance, rather than self-directed long-term over-restriction, which can lead to nutritional gaps and actually harm the gut microbiome. The goal is always to find the most liberal diet that controls symptoms, not to stay restrictive indefinitely,” Dr. Kethu explains.

The Mind-Gut Connection To Consider

Besides taking these steps, it's important to think about the mind-gut connection and consider if stress or anxiety could be the cause for bloating. “Stress and anxiety directly worsen bloating by increasing gut sensitivity and altering intestinal motility; it's not just psychological,” Dr. Kethu says. 

If stress or anxiety are causing bloating or other digestive issues, Dr. Kathu notes that cognitive behavioral therapy and gut-directed hypnotherapy have demonstrated real benefit for bloating linked to IBS, particularly when symptoms persist despite dietary changes or when stress is clearly a driver. 

“These therapies work by modulating the gut-brain axis, reducing visceral hypersensitivity and dampening the stress response. They're among the most effective long-term options we have for functional bloating and more patients should know they exist,” he says.

What’s most important to know is that there are solutions that will work; it just may take a little detective work first. If bloating is interfering with your daily life, take this as a sign to see a gastroenterologist about it. After all, it’s their job to help!

Up Next:

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Sources:

• Dr. Sripathi Kethu, MD, FACG, FASGE, gastroenterologist who shares gut health tips on social media.
• Dr. Asma Khapra, MD, AGAF, gastroenterologist with Gastro Health.
• Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) infection. Mayo Clinic.
• Hungin, A. S. P., Mitchell, C. R., Whorwell, P., et al. (2018). Systematic review: probiotics in the management of lower gastrointestinal symptoms—an updated evidence-based international consensus.Ailment Pharmacology & Therapeutics. 47(8):1054-1070.

Ah. It is finally, at long last, summertime. The sun is shining, the temperatures are finally getting warmer, and the great outdoors is just begging to be enjoyed. Outdoor dining is one of the great pleasures of the summer, and you can make it possible to dine out anywhere with this nifty new collapsible picnic table from Aldi.

Aldi's Crane brand just dropped a Portable Picnic Table for just $14.99. It is a total summertime win and will enhance your outdoor hangs. Offering quick setup and easy collapse, this picnic table is the perfect on-the-go dining and drinking solution. From the beach to the park, this portable picnic table has you covered.

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Crane Portable Picnic Table, $14.99 at Aldi

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Featuring a sturdy ground stake, this picnic table makes any spot the perfect place for happy hour, dinner, lunch and more. The ground stake stores on the back when not in use for easy transportation and storage. Plus, the table comes with a comfortable, adjustable carrying strap and hook attachments to make it easier to take on the go.

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Some other cool features of this picnic table are its glass-holder cutouts and a built-in bottle opener on the back of the table surface. These details make dining outdoors a total breeze. You won't have to worry about your drinks spilling since the cup holders keep them steady. Plus, you don't have to pack a bottle opener this way, so you have less to carry. (Besides, there's nothing worse than forgetting the bottle opener!)

Aldi's Crane Portable Picnic Table is available right now as part of the discount grocer's weekly rotation of Aldi Finds, limited-edition product specials that come and go every Wednesday. From fun outdoor dining gear such as this portable picnic table and charming vintage-inspired servingware to cordless fans, Aldi has everything you need to have the best summer ever. Aldi Finds can be shopped in the store's center aisles. Just be sure to move quickly if you are interested; this is guaranteed to fly off the shelves!

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In 1977, the Commodores had a major hit with the song “Easy.”

Written by Lionel Richie, the smooth, soft rock ballad from the group’s self-titled album shot to No. 4 on the Billboard Hot 100 and became one of their signature songs.

Nearly 50 years later, “Easy” remains a classic with its breezy melody and lyrics about freedom and independence. But a surprise guitar solo is another standout feature of the timeless song.

In May 2026, Rolling Stone ranked “Easy” among the greatest guitar solos of all time, noting, “The Commodores’ Seventies classic ‘Easy’ might sound silky smooth, but its snapping, melodic guitar solo illuminates the tensions in its lyrics. The man who made it happen is Thomas McClary, who wrote or co-wrote many of the group’s hits and played a huge role in shaping their unique mix of soul, funk, country, and gospel.”

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“Easy” features an electric guitar glide instrumental mid-song. McClary once told Smashing Interviews that his guitar style grew from his past as a ukulele player.

“That’s one of the reasons, I think, my guitar style is different because I was thinking like a ukulele player, but with a guitar,” he shared. "In fact, I created what I like to refer to as the signature sound, which you can hear throughout all of our music, and it’s more pronounced on ‘Easy’ with the guitar solo, which many writers have classified as a ‘classic’ guitar solo.”

The guitar legend also recalled how he came up with the solo for “Easy" and how it took the song to another level.

“When you have lyrics in a song that say,  ’Why in the world would anybody put chains on me? I've paid my dues to make it,’ you have to match the intensity of those lyrics to a sound and a feel that musically portrays the same intensity and the same context of what you're saying,” he told Songfacts in an interview. “A lot of ballads, the song would just end, but we wanted the guitar solo to take it to another level of intensity. So that was basically the inspiration behind it.”

The famous song remains a favorite of Richie’s. In a 2024 interview with Grammy.com, the music legend said the song still resonates today.

“My go-to for calm is ‘Easy'," he said. "I know that it's always best when you use somebody else's song, but I wrote that song in a state of just that. I wasn't quite sure. I wasn't aware.”

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Queen Elizabeth II's grandson Peter Phillips and nurse Harriet Sperling are married!

The newlyweds have released three official portraits from their wedding day last week.

One picture captures Peter and Harriet emerging from All Saints Church in the village of Kemble. The couple are glowing as they stride below a lush flower arch, with Harriet's veil thrown back so that her diamond and pearl tiara can shine in all its glory.

The other two pictures are more intimate, with the couple standing amid the foliage of the conservatory at Gatcombe Park, the estate that belongs to Peter's mother Princess Anne and host of the bride and groom's wedding reception.

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It was the perfect setting for Harriet's simple white bouquet, which included sweet peas and lily of the valley, and of course myrtle.

The tradition of including myrtle in royal bouquets dates back to the wedding of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert’s eldest daughter Princess Victoria in 1858.

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Sprigs of myrtle from the same bush have since been included in the bridal bouquets of Queen Elizabeth II, Princess Diana, Kate Middleton, and Meghan Markle.

The royal family were out in force on Saturday to witness the 'intimate' wedding ceremony in the stunning Cotswolds region.

King Charles III and Queen Camilla were there, as were Prince William and Kate Middleton. Kate wore a tweed buttercream dress and a matching boater style hat—the perfect understated look that ensured that the Princess of Wales didn't pull too much attention from the bride.

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Princess Anne wore a yellow coat and a cream shawl, offset by navy gloves and a navy leather handbag. Her yellow hat and floral dress were the same she wore to her daughter Zara's christening in 1981—we love a thrifty queen!

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It was expected that Anne might loan Harriet one of the three tiaras in her personal collection for the big day.

In the end Harriet was loaned a beautiful little diamond and pearl tiara by Pragnell, the jeweler that designed her engagement ring and that also designed Queen Elizabeth's engagement ring back in 1946.

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As per Pragnell's website, "This intricate tiara dazzles the eye by showcasing a design typical of both the Edwardian and Deco periods - which is very rare in all jewellery. Diamonds highlight a festoon of glittering laurel leaves and articulated floral motifs."

It goes on, "Favoured as a bridal headpiece and owned by the Pragnell family, this delicate tiara has been worn by generations of Pragnell family members and was present at the Coronation of both King George VI and Queen Elizabeth II."

Harriet's white floor-length column wedding dress was by Emilia Wickstead, which featured a lace overjacket. It's likely that this pretty little jacket, which covered Harriet's neck and shoulders, was removed post-church ceremony when the bride arrived at her reception.

“We aligned on something authentic, traditional and modern," Wickstead told British Vogue. The dress took hundreds of hours to make.

The dress's ten-foot train was inspired by the 19th century. The lace embroidery on both the dress and the train feature wildflowers that are native to Gloucestershire, where both the bride and groom grew up and the county in which they chose to have their wedding.

Princess Anne's estate and Peter's childhood home of Gatcombe Park is just a short drive from Kemble.

The 700 acre estate, which is a working farm, is managed by Anne and her husband Sir Timothy Lawrence.

The main manor house, where Anne and Timothy live, features nine bedrooms, a billiards room, a library, and of course a courtyard with stables—Anne is a famously passionate equestrian.

Queen Elizabeth purchased the estate for her eldest daughter for about $6 million in 1976.

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The first week of Love Island USASeason 8 was a lot of pressure on the islanders. We started with five men and women who had to couple up. Then another man and women entered as bombshells.

Sunday, May 7 was the first recoupling ceremony and one person went home. Fans think that islander should be given another chance.

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'Love Island USA' Adds 3 New Bombshells in Week 2 Bryce Alakai Dettloff, Sean David Reifel, Gabriel Vianna Vasconcelos, Ariana Madix on 'Love Island USA'

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The men were vulnerable in episode 5, with one extra man in the cast. Bombshell Corbin Mims got to make his choice before the women, and he chose Kenzie Annis. She started off coupled up with Zach Georgiou, then became single and vulnerable.

Bombshell Kayda Bosse coupled up with Zach again. Aniya Harvey chose KC Chandler after they started the season coupled up by default. Melanie Moreno chose Sincere Rhea after they pulled other people for chats. Trinity Tatum chose Bryce Dettloff after spending time with the bombshells in the hideaway. Beatriz Hatz chose Gabriel Vasconcelos.

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That left single father and cop Sean Reifel alone and dumped from the island. He pulled Kenzie and Trinity for chats before the ceremony. Fans aren't ready to say goodbye to him.

The Peacock show's Instagram posted pictures of the three new bombshells, Jennifer Terry, CalebMcDaniel, and SolMya. The comments are full of people complaining about Sean's exit.

"We deny this trade request, we want to keep Sean for a 3 day contract," the most-like comment reads.

"Begging yall to bring Sean back as a bombshell," Leslie Belle from Love Island USA Season 3 commented.

"PLZ bring Sean back. He was SO genuine. Give him another chance especially with the mayor situation from his area. He doesn’t deserve this," another person wrote.

Sean leaving his job to enter the villa previously made headlines. Mayor J. William Reynolds said he was disappointed in him for leaving his job in less than a year to become an islander. There is currently no announcement of plans for him to return this season.

When a karaoke singer belts out "I Will Always Love You," they may have Whitney Houston's1992 rendition on their minds, but it was country music legend Dolly Partonwho originated the song.

In 1974, Parton released her power ballad, "I Will Always Love You," as a single on March 11. By June 8 of the same year, the song had reached No. 1 on the US Billboard Hot Country Songs chart. Parton's version of the song then hit No. 1 on the same chart again in October of 1982 after it was featured on the soundtrack for The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas.

10 years after that return to the top of the charts, and 18 years after the first time the song hit No. 1, Whitney Houston released her own rendition of the song. As was the case for Parton's 1982 re-recorded version of the song, Houston's release of "I Will Always Love You" was part of a soundtrack, this one for the 1992 movie The Bodyguard.

The song found a brand-new, intense wave of success with Houston. In fact, the singer has broken multiple records with her version, which hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1992 and stayed there for a staggering 14 weeks.

Per Billboard, Houston's "I Will Always Love You" has gone on to have an incredible legacy, not only going platinum 18 times but also becoming the legendary singer's first diamond single, as determined by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), which is equivalent to going 10-times platinum.

If you're worried about bad blood between the song's creator and Houston because of the latter's massive success, though, you shouldn't be. According to the BBC, Parton described hearing Houston's version of the song as "one of the greatest experiences I've ever had in my entire life."

Andy Cohen is opening up about his relationship, just days after photos of him and his boyfriend made waves online.

While chatting on his Radio Andy Sirius XM channel on Monday, the Bravo exec gushed about his new man, whom he managed to keep under the radar for nearly a year until the two were recently photographed at celeb-loved New York City restaurant, Via Carota.

"I am really happy to say that I met the person, you guys," Cohen said about his boyfriend, named Kevin Sobieski. "We met at my friend Justin's July Fourth party last year, so it was 11 months ago, and I saw him from across the party. I almost didn't go to the party, you guys. I almost didn't go, and I dragged myself out."

The Watch What Happens Live host went on to share that he was intent on getting his number at the party and that their relationship has blossomed since.

"This man is kind and strong and smart, and he is an adult, and he loves my children, and they love him, and I love him," he said. "We have been so slow and deliberate and methodical about getting to know each other and introducing him to the kids and just entering him into the equation of my family so slowly."

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Cohen, 58, a dad of two, also shared Sobieski does not work in entertainment, and even though he doesn't watch Housewives, a few of the show's biggest names have known all about him.

"The Housewives can keep secrets," he said. "I showed them pictures of my guy at Bravo Con. I'm walking around to Kyle [Richards], Heather Dubrow, I mean, I'm showing them all pictures, and nobody, nobody said a word."

Sobieski, for his part, is a businessman who currently works in portfolio operations for a private equity and investment firm, Page Six reported.

Of the photos being released on celebrity gossip Instagram account Deuxmoi last week, Cohen said even though he was going to wait a bit longer to go public, he was just weeks away from doing so.

"I was already in a place where I was thinking I was going to talk about it on the radio, but then I was like, 'You know what, I'm going to wait until it's a year, it's July 4, I'll talk about it when it's a year in.'"

But even though the hard launch of sorts was made for him, he said, "I really am happy. I just, I can't believe I found this guy. I just, I cannot believe it. I can't believe it. I'm in shock."

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Paris Jackson, daughter of the legendary King of Pop, Michael Jackson, is kicking off a new era with her first-ever headlining tour this summer. The concert series, entitled the Zombies Tour, will see the music star playing shows across several North American cities from July to September 2026.

Announced today, Monday, June 8, the "Eyelids" songstress is "bringing her raw, emotionally charged live show to intimate venues across North America this summer," according to a press release shared directly with Parade. Jackson's vibe is very different from her famous father's; she's known for her indie folk, grunge rock, and alternative style.

The news follows another recent exciting development in her career, as she shared she's joining The Pretty Reckless as a supporting act on select dates throughout the season. "See you there," she captioned a May 28 Instagram post with the update.

Additionally, her latest single, "Teenage Drama," was released on May 22.

Jackson's critically acclaimed debut project, 2020's Wilted, was praised for its moody, alternative-folk sound and production. The concept, based on “heartbreak, betrayal, grief and rebirth,” according to the 28-year-old prodigy, per Billboard, is inspired by her own journey. When recording the album, she wanted to “experiment with textures, layers, and different sounds — my taste is all over the place,” she told the famed music publication.

Tickets for all headline dates go on saleFriday, June 12, at 10 AM, with artist presale beginning Wednesday, June 10, at 10 AM.

Paris Jackson's Zombie Tour Dates 2026

July 20 - Omaha, NE - Reverb Lounge

July 24 - Houston, TX - Bad Astronaut 

August 1 - San Diego, CA - Soda Bar

August 4 - Sacramento, CA - Harlow’s - The Starlet Room

August 5 - San Francisco, CA - Cafe Du Nord

August 9 - Boise, ID - Shrine Social Club - Basement

August 13 - Vancouver, BC - Biltmore Cabaret

September 1 - Atlanta, GA - The Earl

September 11 - Toronto, ON - Hard Luck Bar

September 25 - New York, NY - Night Club 101

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If you’re looking for a warm-weather getaway during the winter, Southwest Airlines may have the perfect ticket for you. The airline is adding new routes starting in February 2027. It’s just the latest addition of new routes the airline has announced.

What are the New Routes?

The new routes that have been announced take people from many chilly spots starting next winter to warmer, sunnier destinations:

• Buffalo (BUF) to Miami (MIA)
• Columbus (CMH) to San Juan (SJU)
• Indianapolis (IND) to West Palm Beach (PBI)
• Manchester, New Hampshire (MHT) to Fort Myers (RSW)
• Pittsburgh (PIT) to West Palm Beach (PBI)
• Portland, Maine (PWM) to Fort Myers (RSW)
• Providence (PVD) to Sarasota (SRQ)
• Rochester (ROC) to Fort Lauderdale (FLL)

There will also be a new international option that will take travelers from Nashville (BNA) to Liberia, Costa Rica (LIR). This is significant because Nashville's airport is a big player in Southwest's network, especially when it comes to connecting flights. Adding the Costa Rica route will also benefit passengers coming from smaller hubs.

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How to Lock in Prices

If any of those routes caught your eye and you’re a big planner, now is the time to book and lock in prices. If you go on Southwest right now and try to book a flight from Buffalo to Miami in February, you can. At the time of this writing, prices were as low as $460.  The Columbus-to-San Juan route is even lower at $238.

Try any of the routes, and you’ll see different options to suit your schedule. If you want variety and don’t want to wait, it’s best to book early. It’s uncertain how prices will fluctuate. Some people like to book early, while others like to play the waiting game and hope for lower prices. But, when you think you have a good deal, it's best to jump on it. Airfare prices can fluctuate quickly, and you don't want to end up paying more than you should.

While you typically want to book your airfare first, you may want to book your hotel first, if you're flying for a specific occasion, such as a wedding or conference. If your vacation includes staying at a dream hotel that books up quickly, you'll want to book the hotel first, then your flights. Just remember, many times, changing flight times or dates can result in a penalty.

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Wait There’s More…

These new routes are just the latest round of additions the airline has announced. This month, another round of new Southwest flights started. There are 20 new routes:

• Baltimore (BWI) to Oklahoma City (OKC)
• Baltimore (BWI) to Pensacola (PNS)
• Dallas Love Field (DAL) to Hartford (BDL)
• Denver (DEN) to Destin-Fort Walton Beach (VPS)
• Indianapolis (IND) to San Juan, Puerto Rico (SJU)
• Kansas City (MCI) to Norfolk (ORF)
• Kansas City (MCI) to Savannah (SAV)
• Houston Hobby (HOU) to Myrtle Beach (MYR)
• Long Beach (LGB) to Bozeman (BZN)
• Orlando (MCO) to Little Rock (LIT)
• Orlando (MCO) to Wichita (ICT)
• Pittsburgh (PIT) to Destin-Fort Walton Beach (VPS)
• Tampa (TPA) to Knoxville (TYS)
• Boston (BOS) to San Diego (SAN)
• Boston (BOS) to Kansas City (MCI)
• Las Vegas (LAS) to Cancun (CUN)
• Las Vegas (LAS) to Los Cabos (SJD)
• Austin (AUS) to Seattle (SEA)
• Austin (AUS) to Cincinnati (CVG)
• Ontario (ONT) to Honolulu (HNL) 

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Kelly Ripaand Mark Consuelos had more than one reason to celebrate at the 2026 Tony Awards.

The Live with Kelly and Mark hosts attended Broadway's biggest night at Radio City Music Hall in New York City on Sunday, June 7, after a rare family milestone: both Mark and their youngest son, Joaquin Consuelos, made their Broadway debuts during the same season.

Mark made his debut in Noël Coward's Fallen Angels, while Joaquin appeared as Young Biff in Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman. Both productions were nominated for Best Revival of a Play at this year's Tonys.

People reported ahead of the ceremony that Mark and Joaquin had shared "a lot of smack talk" because their shows were competing in the same category.

Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos Turn the Tonys Into a Family Night NEW YORK, NEW YORK - APRIL 9: (L-R) Mark Consuelos, Kelly Ripa and Joaquin Consuelos pose at the opening night after party for the new revival of Arthur Miller's "Death of a Salesman" on Broadway at Katz's Deli on April 9, 2026 in New York City.

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Ripa and Consuelos walked the red carpet together for the ceremony, with Consuelos representing Fallen Angels and Ripa there to support both her husband and son.

Good Housekeeping reported that the couple's daughter, Lola Consuelos, also reacted to their red carpet look on Instagram, joining fans who praised the pair's Tony Awards appearance.

Joaquin also attended the event after making his official Broadway debut earlier this spring in Death of a Salesman. Entertainment Weekly reported in April that Ripa and Consuelos were there to cheer him on when he made his first Broadway appearance in the production, which stars Nathan Lane and Laurie Metcalf.

Mark's own debut came in Fallen Angels, a revival that earned five Tony nominations and won Best Costume Design of a Play.

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The night ended with Joaquin's production taking home one of the biggest theater honors.

Death of a Salesman won Best Revival of a Play at the 2026 Tony Awards, beating the category that also included Mark's Fallen Angels. The Guardian both reported the win, noting that the revival won six Tony Awards total.

Neither Mark nor Joaquin was individually nominated this year, but both were part of productions that helped make the season a family milestone.

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A Big Year for the Ripa-Consuelos Family

The Tonys capped off an unusually theatrical year for the Ripa-Consuelos family.

Mark and Ripa have long shared family updates on Live with Kelly and Mark, but this Broadway season put both Mark and Joaquin in the professional spotlight at the same time. It also gave Ripa the chance to cheer on two family members in separate Broadway productions.

For Mark, the season marked a new chapter after decades of television work, including All My Children, Riverdale, and his current role co-hosting Live with Kelly and Mark.

For Joaquin, the debut came after years of growing up largely outside the spotlight compared with his famous parents. His role in Death of a Salesman put him on Broadway in one of American theater's best-known plays.

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