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Nearly two years after three innocent kids were found dead inside their own Duxbury, Massachusetts home, a place they were supposed to be safe, their mother is finally standing trial.

Jury selection got underway this week for Lindsay Clancy, the former Massachusetts General Hospital labor and delivery nurse accused of killing her three young children —Cora, 5, Dawson, 3, and Callan, 8 months in 2023.

DUXBURY, MA: A makeshift memorial continues to grow on January 31, 2023, in Duxbury, Massachusetts, in front of the home of Lindsay Clancy.

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The mom of three has pleaded not guilty. Her legal team plans to argue that a severe case of postpartum psychosis drove her actions and led to the domestic tragedy, according to the BBC. Prosecutors see it differently, insisting the killings were calculated and far from a moment of losing control.

Public fascination with the case hasn't faded in the months leading up to trial; if anything, it's grown louder. So if you're trying to follow along, here's what you need to know about tuning in.

Stream the Fox Nation Documentary for Free

For those wanting background before the verdict, Fox Nation has released a documentary titled A Mother's Mental State: Inside the Clancy Case, examining the events that led to the charges. It's available now and streamable through a free trial of DirecTV Stream, or through longer-term subscriptions to Fubo or Sling, both of which carry Fox Nation as an add-on channel.

Neither Fubo nor Sling currently offers a free option, so a DirecTV trial remains the only no-cost route to the documentary itself.

Watch the Trial Live on Court TV

The trial is being broadcast live on Court TV, with coverage running since Monday, July 20. Court TV is included in DirecTV Stream's basic package, meaning a free trial subscription covers both the documentary and the live courtroom coverage in one place. Fubo also carries Court TV for viewers who'd rather go that route.

Inside the Case Against Lindsay Clancy

Clancy is accused of using exercise bands to kill her three children in the basement of the family's Duxbury home, as per CNN. She's also said to have attempted to take her own life that same day, slicing her wrists and throat before jumping from the home's second-story window, an attempt that left her paraplegic.

ABC News reported on Monday, July 20, that her attorney, Kevin Reddington, has said he'll argue Clancy should be found not guilty by reason of insanity, describing a voice in her head he attributes to severe postpartum psychosis, one he says was worsened by how her doctors managed her care. 

Clancy's husband, Patrick, is expected to testify for the defense, according to the Associated Press. It remains unclear whether Clancy herself will take the stand.

Disney Plus really thought it was okay to post an image of Julie Andrews in all white that left many pop culture fans on social media momentarily shocked.

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It was surprising to open up Instagram today and come across a soft-lit, glowing portrait of our queen of Genovia and favorite nanny, Mary Poppins. For me, it was on a friend's story, in a place with no context. Like so many, I too clicked on the image in a panic, fearing the worst. My heart dropped as I read.

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"Courage, resilience, grace," the text loaded slowly, which wouldn't be too far from how an obituary might begin as it accompanied a gorgeous photo of the legendary star of the stage and screen before announcing an upcoming documentary about the beloved actress. Phew!

The heavenly vibes are immaculate (complementary) but still gave so many a jump scare today. Some of the comments hilariously and relatably read:

"The way I immediately thought this was announcing something else. The all white, the soft glow…I thought the gates called her. Thank God it’s not that 😭😭" - @emileennisjr

"The way my heart SANK! So glad I wasn’t alone!" @thenessdiaries_

"You cannot drop a headshot like this in 2026. YOU CANNOT JUST DROP A HEADSHOT LIKE THIS IN THE AGE OF SOCIAL MEDIA 🫥🫠" - @allybo123

"I almost cried and screamed." - @hannah.humphris

"do re mi fa SO IMPORTANT YOU NEVER DO THIS AGAIN!!!" - @abagayilhatt

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"You gotta be realllll careful with her Disney!!!" - @yellowpufflez

"I need resuscitating." - @nicolenoodles

"Don’t scare me like this! I thought the Queen of Genovia done went to glory" - @_melanynmonroe

"I would like to speak to the social media manager!! 😭" - @alyse.mone

"Super thrilled everyone almost threw up…lead with a warning next time that we haven’t lost our queen! 😅" - @katherine_reaves_official

Fans are clearly distressed about the lack of text on the image that could have prevented the jump scare, but relieved that Andrews has a documentary coming out next year, and of course we all await more updates on The Princess Diaries 3 from Disney. Would love for Julie Andrews to send a video message to D23 Expo assuring us she's still practically perfect in every way.

Zooey Deschanel is sharing some behind-the-scenes facts about her New Girl character, Jessica "Jess" Day's iconic first kiss with Nick Miller (Jake Johnson).

During a July 2026 interview on the Zach Sang Show, Deschanel, who starred on New Girl throughout its seven-season run until its 2018 finale, was asked if she agreed with some fans who believe Nick and Jess's "first kiss scene [is] the greatest kiss scene in TV history."

"I can't say. I haven't seen like every episode of television. It was a pretty good one though," said Deschanel.

Deschanel then shared that the Season 2, Episode 15 ("Cooler") scene was expertly choreographed.

"We were like, 'Let's block it.' I mean it's, again, it's like music, it's dynamics," said the actress during the interview.

She then explained that she, Johnson, the writers, and directors wanted there to be tension in the scene. They decided that the best course of action was to have Jess start walking back to her bedroom before Nick pulled her in.

"It was almost like scientific because the writers and then Jake and me and we're like trying to figure out like the best way was to have her start to walk away and him grab her. There's many ways kisses happen on screen and you know, creating a dynamic moment is a little bit more challenging because kissing is not that exciting, right? Even if you've been like waiting for this kiss forever," explained the She & Him singer.

During the interview, Deschanel shared that the scene "was a really big moment" on set. According to Deschanel, "ton of writers," the show's creator Liz Meriwether, and the comedy's co-showrunners Brett Baer and Dave Finkel, were watching her and Johnson film the romantic moment.

"I think we had like three-quarters of the writing staff on set for that because it was such an important moment," recalled Deschanel.

Zooey Deschanel and Jake Johnson Discussed Their Characters' First Kiss During a 2014 Panel

In a 2014 panel at the Paley Center for Media, Deschanel and Johnson discussed filming the season 2 kissing scene. According to Deschanel, the episode's original script didn't end with Jess and Nick's kiss. She also noted that most of "Cooler" involves Nick refusing to give Jess a kiss during the group's drinking game, True American.

"It was interesting because we did the table read and the whole episode, the kiss wasn't in it. And the whole episode was like, Jess is so annoying. So, I was like, 'Great, I feel very unattractive,'" quipped Deschanel during the 2014 panel. "And then they throw this little nugget in, which was pitched to us like on a Tuesday, I think, we shot on a Friday night or something. And I thought it was actually so great in an episode about how annoying Jess is. It really was surprising."

Johnson also said he was pleased that Nick got to have a successful kiss with Jess.

"It was something that I wanted for Nick. And so, I was really glad that Nick didn't screw that up because he could have very easily. He did for the first half of that episode," said Johnson.

Beloved influencer Elyse Myers shared a terrifying medical emergency

"So, I never went to bed last night, because yesterday afternoon I wasn't really paying attention and accidentally took double my dose of ADHD medication. It's extended-release," she shared via Instagram on Wednesday, July 22. "I already take a relatively very high dose, and it's necessary, but it's not a dose you want to take two of in the middle of the day."

She went on to share that her heart rate began to spike quickly while she was "sitting completely still." The terrifying ordeal and her anxiety led Myers to call 911.

"This was not a normal panic attack. I was trying to tough it out, because I did not want to be the person that calls 911 for a panic attack. But I also don't want to be the person that dies because they don't call 911," she continued. "I had made the decision and asked my husband to call 911 for me."

Myers explained that she recently took a class through the American Heart Association and, because her son is a "heart kid," she had an at-home EKG machine on hand. By the time first responders arrived with a defibrillator, it was not needed.

"I'm so glad I called. There is no world where I would have been able to convince myself that nothing terrible was about to happen," she added. "I knew deep in my soul, this felt really really different. There is nothing in my body that recognized the severity and the depth of that feeling. Nothing but a medical professional was going to reassure me."

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so anyways stay safe out there on this fine Wednesday remember to pop back into your body every once in a while and pay attention to what you’re doing

♬ original sound - Elyse Myers

The That's a Great Question, I'd Love to Tell You author shared a PSA to followers to "be careful when taking medication."

"TLDR: I am safe! Just have a migraine, no sleep, and a gnarly anxiety hangover, and I’m sooooo glad I asked Jonas to call for help," she captioned her post.

The TikTok star has been open about her struggles with anxiety and mental health in the past, including during an "OCD trigged panic attack" in September 2024.

"Tonight, out of nowhere, I felt like I got hit by a train," she shared at the time. "The bad news is: it sucked very much. The good news is: I have a partner who would spend his entire night telling me everything is okay and would drive to my office to convince me nothing is plugged in and nothing was left on...I wasn’t okay. But Jonas had enough 'Okay' for the both of us to make me feel okay."

After last week’s double elimination, MasterChef: Global Gauntlet’s 14 remaining competitors continued the race to win the grand prize of $250,000 and the trophy awarded by host/judge Gordon Ramsay, judge Joe Bastianich and judge Tiffany Derry.

As this is the Global Gauntlet season, the teams are divided up into regions of the world: Africa, Asia-Pacific, Europe and The Americas.

Tonight, the Top 14 home cooks faced the Wheel of Fusion challenge. After spinning the wheel, each contestant was assigned a global cuisine that they had to blend with the flavors and traditions of their own heritage. Pushed to showcase creativity and adaptability, the cooks worked with unfamiliar ingredients and techniques to create a successful fusion dish in the "Wheel of Fusion" episode. The person who created the best dish won the Immunity Pin for next week’s challenge.

Check out our spoiler-filled recap below to find out who went home on MasterChef tonight.

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Who went home on MasterChef tonight? Shompa Kabir-Furqan

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Shompa Kabir-Furqan
Representing: Bangladesh
Current Residence: Brooklyn, NY

Rita Igbinoba

Photo credit: FOX

Rita Igbinoba
Representing: Nigeria
Current Residence: Brooklyn, NY

Who's left on MasterChef: Global Gauntlet?TEAM EUROPE

Aghata Sunsi
Representing: Spain
Current Residence: Westminster, CO

Basia Newman
Representing: Poland
Current Residence: Asbury Park, NJ

Julia Cili
Representing: Italy
Current Residence: Miami, FL

TEAM ASIA-PACIFIC

Foo Nguyen
Representing: Vietnam
Current Residence: Irvine, CA

Aishu Challa
Representing: India
Current Residence: Georgetown, MA

Jaime Tan
Representing: Malaysia
Current Residence: Los Angeles, CA

TEAM AFRICA

Peter Egede
Representing: Nigeria
Current Residence: Dallas, TX

Dave Patera
Representing: Morocco
Current Residence: Chicago, IL

Heidi Muston
Representing: South Africa
Current Residence: Plantation, FL

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TEAM AMERICAS

Tkaiya Dryden
Representing: Jamaica
Current Residence: Jamaica Queens, NY

Jake Kelley
Representing: Mexico
Current Residence: Mount Pleasant, MI

Maria Bourland
Representing: Brazil
Current Residence: Miami Beach, FL

Who won the MasterChef: Global Gauntlet challenge tonight? Maria-Bourland

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For the Wheel of Fusion challenge, the home chefs were taken out of their comfort zone as they had to fuse whatever cuisine the wheel landed on with their own culture.

Team Europe ended up with Japanese, Asia-Pacific landed on French cuisine, the Americas wound up with Nigerian, and Africa fused with Greek after the spin.

But as the winner of last week’s Immunity Pin, Team Europe’s Julia was given the advantage of changing any team’s fusion. She chose to move to Team Africa to fuse with Australia.

The top dishes:

• Team Asia-Pacific: Aishu – Indian-Inspired Coq au Vin
• Team Europe: Aghata – Arroz Negro with Tuna Tataki
• Team Africa: Peter – Wattleseed and Beer Battered Cod
• Team Americas: Maria – Suya Spiced Lamb Shank

The top dish and winner of the Immunity Pin was Maria.

“I won the Immunity Pin, I can’t believe it,” she said. “I am the first person to win the Immunity Pin for the Americas, and I am saving my team today. I am so excited.”

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Who was in the MasterChef: Global Gauntlet bottom three this week?

Maria’s win meant Team Americas was safe, so the bottom dishes were pulled from the remaining three areas.

Team Asia-Pacific: Shompa – Frog Leg Tomato Bhuna
Team Europe: Basia – Miso Glazed Cod
Team Africa: Rita – Herb Crusted Lamb

In a surprise twist, there was another double elimination as the judges felt that the two eliminated cooks made major mistakes and neither dish met the standards the judges were looking for. Going home were Shompa and Rita.

Shompa Kabir-Furqan

Photo credit: FOX

“I’ve enjoyed myself so much,” Shompa said. “The fact that I got to cook in the MasterChef kitchen, I’ve been dreaming of baking in the MasterChef kitchen since I was a kid and I can’t believe I made my dreams come true. I am disappointed to be going home but I am so proud of myself. I came to the MasterChef kitchen because I wanted to represent Bangladeshi women that when you put your mind to things and you are passionate about something that you can bring those things out into the world. My culinary dreams are not over. I feel like I just got started.”

Rita Igbinoba

Photo credit: FOX

“I have learned a lot,” Rita said. “I am going to continue doing what I love. Walking away now is bittersweet. I really thought I was going to go a long way. But, honestly, just being a girl who grew up in Nigeria and coming all the way here to MasterChef and representing my country, meant so much for me.”

MasterChef airs Wednesday nights at 8 p.m. ET/PT on FOX. Streams next day on Hulu.

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For more than a decade, Blake Griffin, 37, was one of the most recognizable and entertaining stars in the NBA. Known for his explosive athleticism, unforgettable dunks, and championship-worthy sense of humor, Griffin helped usher in a new era of basketball in Los Angeles when he became the face of the Los Angeles Clippers. Griffin retired in 2024 after 14 seasons in the NBA, but a recent photo meant to showcase his gorgeous Golden Retriever puppy during a beach day in Malibu accidentally put his fit physique on display—a reminder of the physical excellence many professional athletes carry with them long after they finish playing the game.

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In a post captioned "Dog days of summer," Griffin and his adorable pup are seen playing on the beach before heading to the famed Malibu Country Mart for some shopping. Tuckered out from a day hanging with its superstar dad, the precious pooch is eventually seen snoozing alongside an older canine companion.

Just about the only thing that could distract Griffin's fans from the dog's overwhelming cuteness was Griffin himself, photographed shirtless on the beach.

Intentional thirst trap or accidental ab reveal? Fans were quick to weigh in either way.

"More like Ab days of summer," joked one clever fan.

Another wrote, "Absolute thirst trap."

"My boy still more fit than any other NBA player right now," commented another.

"Blake living the good life," added one more.

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Blake Griffin Became the Face of the Clippers

Blake Griffin does indeed seem to be living the good life, and with good reason. The University of Oklahoma standout entered the NBA in 2009 as the No. 1 overall pick by the Los Angeles Clippers. Although he missed his first season because of injury, Griffin immediately lived up to the hype the following year, winning NBA Rookie of the Year in 2011 and becoming one of the league's most exciting young stars.

Known for his creative dunks, Griffin's athleticism and power made him a highlight-reel sensation. His famous sense of humor, combined with his superstar status, made him one of the first NBA stars of the social media era.

Griffin spent eight seasons with the Clippers, playing alongside Chris Paul, DeAndre Jordan, and others. Together, Griffin and Paul transformed the Clippers from Los Angeles' second basketball team behind the Lakers into one of the NBA's biggest attractions during the "Lob City" era.

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Before retiring in 2024, Griffin also played for the Detroit Pistons, Brooklyn Nets, and Boston Celtics. Although injuries affected the latter part of his career, he remained respected for his high basketball IQ, willingness to adapt, and strong chemistry with teammates.

Since stepping away from the game, Griffin has remained active on social media and has continued making appearances on celebrity roasts, talk shows, and commercials, always displaying the same quick wit and willingness to laugh at himself that made him such a popular personality during his playing days.

Now enjoying retirement, Griffin's commitment to fitness and an active lifestyle serves as a reminder that he still carries the athletic presence that made him a superstar. His recent social media post caught fans' attention not because he appeared to be making a statement—although a few marriage proposals appeared in the comment section—but because it showed that the former NBA star still looks every bit like the athlete fans remember.

For fans who watched Blake Griffin effortlessly soar above defenders during the Clippers' "Lob City" era, the images serve as a nostalgic reminder of one of professional basketball's most exciting personalities. One of the rare athletes whose celebrity extended well beyond his sport, Blake Griffin became a beloved figure both on and off the court, and his connection with fans remains just as strong today as it was the first time they watched him throw down a spectacular dunk.

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Forty-nine years ago, iconic English rock band The Jam released "In The City"—a song that has persevered as a lasting classic and was famously written by a teenager.

Released on April 29, 1977 as the title track and lead single for their debut studio album, "In The City" was a notable success. Although the song never quite entered the US Billboard Hot 100, it became a Top 40 hit on the UK Singles Chart—marking a distinct mainstream breakthrough moment in the beginning of their career.

Since its release, the song, alongside its parent album, has been showered in acclaim and compared to other legendary rock acts by industry professionals. In 1977, NME journalist Phil McNeil notably praised Paul Weller's songwriting, writing that the track "captures that entire teen frustration vibe with the melodic grace and dynamic aplomb of early Kinks and Who."

Paul Weller, Rick Buckler and Bruce Foxton of the English punk rock band The Jam perform on stage at punk club The Roxy, Covent Garden, in London, on February 24, 1977.

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Although the song is frequently highlighted as a masterclass in punk rock songwriting, it was actually penned by frontman Paul Weller when he was only 18 years old. "In The City" was heavily inspired by the contemporary punk acts he had seen live in London during the mid-'70s, including The Clash and Sex Pistols. The track borrows from their classic driving sound, amplifying its lyricism about being young and watching the world change around you.

In a 2011 interview with Q magazine, Weller reflected on the time when he wrote the song, noting the excitement and optimism young people were experiencing in the city.

“I was probably 18, so it was a young man’s song, a suburbanite dreaming of the delights of London and the excitement of the city," Weller said. "It was an exciting time to be alive. London was coming out of its post-hippy days and there was a new generation taking over. The song captured that wide-eyed innocence of coming out of a very small community and entering a wider world, seeing all the bands, meeting people, going to the clubs, and the freedom that it held.”

Weller's lyrics about optimistic youth culture captured the energy of the rising generation. Despite being written for a specific moment in time, the song's relevance persists among young people five decades after its initial release.

Through the digital era, "In The City" has maintained steady popularity. On Spotify alone, the song has garnered over 31 million streams, attesting to its ability to bridge the gap between generations of listeners.

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Larry Davidleft fans baffled after admitting he didn't know the answer to what many considered an easy trivia question.

The Seinfeldco-creator appeared alongside his daughter, Cazzie David, on the season premiere of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire on July 22. In Wednesday's episode, the pair tackled a question about breakfast cereal—and Larry's answer (or lack thereof) quickly caught viewers' attention.

Host Jimmy Kimmel asked which cereal is known for its colorful "marbits," or marshmallow bits, with the choices being Raisin Bran, Cap'n Crunch, Cookie Crisp, and Lucky Charms. Cazzie immediately identified Lucky Charms as the correct answer, but her father looked completely confused.

When she explained that the cereal contains marshmallows, Larry, 79, responded, "It does?" Cazzie couldn't believe it, joking, "Yeah, do you not know about…do you not know about cereals?"

Larry admitted he'd always assumed Lucky Charms were simply "these colored fruit things," prompting his daughter to explain that they were actually marshmallows. Even then, he remained skeptical, asking, "Are you positive?"

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The exchange only got funnier when Larry confessed he'd never eaten Lucky Charms, Cookie Crisp or Cap'n Crunch. Cazzie laughed that they almost would have needed to use a lifeline for a cereal question, while Kimmel joked Larry's lack of sugary cereal consumption "explains a lot."

Larry, however, stood by one breakfast staple: "I've had Raisin Bran.”

What are fans saying about the moment?

Its safe to say fans didn’t hold back on social media.

“This is wild considering what a big part cereal played in the context of ‘Seinfeld,’” one person wrote.

“Even if you dont eat cereal... you know Lucky Charms has marshmallows,” another insisted.

Another asked, “Are we sure this isn’t a bit?”

“Paging Jerry Seinfeld! To quote George Costanza: ‘His whole life revolves around Superman and cereal!’ a fourth replied, quoting the famous sitcom.

The season premiere of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire aired July 22, at 8 p.m. ET on ABC, with episodes available to stream the following day on Hulu.

Who is Cazzie David?

Cazzie, 32, is the eldest daughter of Larry and his ex-wife, environmental activist and producer Laurie David, who was married to the Curb Your Enthusiasm star from 1993 until their divorce in 2007. Following in her father's footsteps, she's built a career as a writer, actress and filmmaker, creating the web series Eighty-Sixed, publishing the essay collection No One Asked for This and appearing in projects including The Umbrella Academy and I Love You Forever.

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There are few home decor icons more nostalgic than the adorable porch goose. Once a staple outside suburban front doors in the '80s and '90s — usually dressed in tiny seasonal outfits — it has recently waddled its way back into the spotlight. Thanks to social media, there’s a renewed love for all things delightfully kitschy, and porch geese have become one of the internet's favorite collectibles again. Turns out, grandma was onto something.

Of course, not everyone has a front porch worthy of a goose. And even if you do, there's something to be said for having one somewhere you'll actually see every day, like the SJzdzsw 7-Inch Desk Goose at Amazon. Currently on sale for just $13 (down from the usual $17), this miniature version delivers all the quirky charm of the original in a size that's perfect for a desk, bookshelf, kitchen counter, vanity, or office cubicle.

SJzdzsw 7-Inch Desk Goose, $13 (was $17) at Amazon

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Made from smooth ceramic, this goose captures all the charm of the classic porch version in a size that fits just about anywhere. Standing approximately seven inches tall, it features a realistic goose silhouette with softly sculpted wings, a long neck, an orange bill and feet, and a matte finish that gives it the look of a vintage collectible. Its compact footprint makes it easy to perch on a desk, bookshelf, entryway table, kitchen counter, or windowsill without taking up much space. The nostalgic design blends into everything from cottagecore and farmhouse decor to eclectic vintage-inspired spaces. 

The best part? Just like its full-size porch counterpart, it can be dressed up with mini seasonal goose outfits (sold separately), turning it into a piece you'll look forward to styling all year long. Swap its look with the seasons, from miniature raincoats and swimsuits in the summer to pumpkin-themed outfits for fall, spooky Halloween costumes, cozy holiday sweaters, and festive winter accessories.

While it may be small, this goose has plenty of personality. It makes a fun conversation piece in an office, brings a little humor to a work-from-home setup, or adds a whimsical touch to a shelf filled with vintage finds. It also makes for an easy gift, whether the recipient is a longtime porch goose enthusiast, lover of quirky home decor, or simply appreciates a little whimsy. Whether it lives on your desk year-round or becomes the newest member of your seasonal decorating tradition, this tiny goose proves you don't need a front porch to join the flock.

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Though it may be small, this “adorable” and “super cute” goose made a big impression on Amazon shoppers. One reviewer wrote, “My desk aesthetic has reached peak cozy. I did not expect a tiny desk goose to dramatically improve my daily happiness, but here we are.”

Another shopper echoed the sentiment, sharing, “[It’s] small enough to sit right next to my monitor without cluttering up my desk, and instantly brings a smile to my face during long workdays.”

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Tiger Woodsisn’t the only celebrity golfer in the family. The 50-year-old’s son, 17-year-old Charlie Woods, is a budding sports star. But while the younger Woods stood a chance of making it into the match-play portion of the U.S. Junior Amateur for the first time, it seems that a fan’s noisy camera dashed the teen’s hopes. 

What happened to Charlie Woods at the U.S. Junior Amateur?

On Tuesday, Charlie qualified as one of the top 64 players who would return to Saucon Valley’s Grace Course in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, for a 14-for-2 playoff. On Wednesday morning, everything appeared to be on track for Tiger’s son. That is, until his third shot on the par 5 hole. So what exactly dashed the boy’s hopes? It’s easy to see, or rather hear, what happened next. The sound of a noisy phone camera throws Charlie off in mid-backswing, causing him to miss the shot. 

After the more-than-obvious camera click, the teen throws his club onto the ground and says, “Really dude? I mean, come on.” The teen ended up making a bogey, rather than a birdie, ending his chance to advance. 

What do fans think about Tiger Woods’ son and the camera click incident?

After the video popped up on Instagram, fans flocked to the post, giving their unsolicited opinions on the camera click and Charlie’s reaction. 

One commenter asked, “Who is taking pictures without a phone on silent…At a golf tournament?”, as others added, “Loudest camera click sound in history,” and “The shutter happened at the beginning of the downswing. No chance to stop.” 

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While Charlie had plenty of supporters who bashed the noisy photographer, some critics questioned the 17-year-old’s concentration: “Earl used to prep Tiger for this kinda stuff by throwing tees, and other things while he was swinging to help him with distractions and why he was able to stop mid downswing so many times. Tiger gotta do that with Charlie”, “Distractions happen. No free replay,” and “Dad wouldn’t have been distracted.” 

Fans were also divided in the comments section of another Instagram post featuring the same video. Some wrote, “Quiet is the standard. So you prepare and play with that expectation, so when a foreign noise comes in, it just disrupts,” and, “How do people not understand how wildly distracting this is?”

Others responded with a less positive take: “Should have done the Tiger pause” and, “Can’t handle a little bit of noise.”

Does Charlie Woods have a future in golf?

Yes, the talented young golfer has a bright future ahead of him. Even though he just completed his junior year of high school, he has already verbally committed to play college golf at Florida State University in 2027. 

Your morning supplement could make you sick. 

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced that Moringa Leaf Powder Capsules by Zen Principle are being recalled due to a potential risk of contamination with Salmonella.

The FDA asks customers who purchased the pills “to stop using the product and dispose of it. Consumers do not need to return the product to receive a full refund.” 

Zen Principle Naturals, which also does business as Relay Peak Research LLC, voluntarily recalled the product due to the risk of Salmonella. 

Salmonella is a bacterial disease that causes issues with the intestinal tract, according to the Mayo Clinic. Humans are typically infected by the bacteria after ingesting contaminated water or food. Common symptoms include fever, diarrhea (which is sometimes bloody), nausea, vomiting, headache, chills, and abdominal pain.

Those infected usually show signs of the illness within 8 to 72 hours after exposure. Healthy people generally feel better after several days to a week on their own.  

In rare cases, Salmonella can reach the bloodstream and cause severe illnesses, including arterial infections, endocarditis, and arthritis. 

The supplement included 180 capsules packaged in a plastic bottle. The Moringa Leaf Powder Capsules were distributed across the U.S. from December 2025 through July 2026. The majority of sales were online orders, with Amazon and the company’s website being the primary vendors. 

The lot number (Lot A6FF4) and Best By date (11/2028) are shown on the bottom of the bottle. The supplement was offered as both a 1-pack (180 capsules; Amazon code/FNSKU X000ZJJ4FT) and a 2-pack (twin pack, 360 capsules; Amazon code/FNSKU X00159YJXP). 

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Summertime is the perfect time to pick up a new romance novel and take it on any vacation, to the beach, or even just use it to close out a long day. For fans of the superstar author Abby Jimenez, her newest novel, The Night We Met,will satiate exactly that. A slow-burn, "will they or won't they," forbidden romance with pining book is exactly what you want when you head to your next summer getaway.

The Night We Met is the second installment in Jimenez's Say You'll Remember Me series, which takes place in the "Abbyverse," as her fans call it. Published in March of 2026, the book was an instant New York Times number one bestseller and was met with reader and critical acclaim.

Recently, the reading platform Goodreads ranked its "Most Read Romance Books of 2026," and The Night We Met topped the list. Since publication, The Night We Met has been rated over 285,000 times on Goodreads and holds a 3.98 rating amongst the platform's readers.

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The Night We Met follows Larissa, a waitress who must pick between two different guys for a ride home from a concert one fateful night. Mike (one of the two options) is more outgoing, while Chris is more reserved and shy. Larissa ends up in the car with Mike, and the two subsequently begin a relationship. However, over time, Chris seemingly steps up more than Mike in the reliance department, and his feelings for Larissa grow. But the problem is, he is her boyfriend’s best friend, and he’s just not the type of guy to step on anyone’s toes — even if his feelings and their dynamic deeply make him want to.

The Night We Met is the second book in the Say You'll Remember Me series, following the titular first novel. The third book in the series is titled Feels Like Falling and is expected in 2027.

Jimenez's books, including The Night We Met, are out now and available wherever books are sold.

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Who would have thought Lord Bridgerton and Dracula would go together like birds of a feather? Audiobook giant, Audible, announced that Bridgerton's Jonathan Bailey would be lending his golden voice to a new adaptation of the Bram Stoker classic. He'll be joined by Lesley Manville, Aimee Lou Wood, Maggie Gyllenhaal, and Mina Purnell in a new version of the age-old classic, now reimagined as a psychological thriller.

Here's what we know so are about Audible's Dracula.

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What is Audible's Dracula about?

In Audible's adaptation of Dracula, the story is reimagined as a psychological thriller. When her fiancé vanishes in Transylvania, Mina Murray (Ella Purnell) pieces together fragments of letters, diary entries and chilling testimony to hunt the predator stalking those she loves, only to discover he's already hunting her. When Mina's closest friend Lucy (Lesley Manville)succumbs to his thrall, the enigmatic Professor Van Helsing (Maggie Gyllenhaal) is summoned to wage war on this unfathomable threat. But it is Mina, with her intellect, her resolve, her gift for drawing unseen lines between clues, who may hold the key to stopping this ancient predator—if he hasn't already found his way inside her mind.

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Who is in the cast of Audible’s new Dracula?

The English language version of Audible's Dracula features the following cast:

Jonathan Bailey

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Jonathan Bailey as Dracula

Bailey is best known for playing Fiyero in Wicked and Wicked: For Good as well as Lord Anthony Bridgerton in Netflix's Bridgerton. His other credits include Crashing, Fellow Travelers, and Jurassic World Rebirth.

Aimee Lou Wood

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Aimee Lou Wood as Lucy

Wood is best known for her roles as Chelsea on The White Lotus and as Aimee Gibbs on Sex Education. Her other credits include Alice & Jack, Film Club, and Daddy Issues.

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Lesley Manville

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Lesley Manville as Mrs. Westenra

Manville is best known for her roles in Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris, Emmerdale Farm, and Phantom Thread, the latter garnering her an Academy Award nomination. Her more recent credits include Citadel, Moonflower Murders, and Sherwood.

Maggie Gyllenhaal

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Maggie Gyllenhaal as Professor Van Helsing

Gyllenhaal is best known for her work in Secretary, The Dark Knight, and Crazy Heart. Her other credits include The Deuce, The Honorable Woman, and White House Down.

Ella Purnell

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Ella Purnell as Mina

Purnell is probably best recognized for her work on Yellowjackets, Fallout, and Arcane. She was the voice of Gwyn on Star Trek: Prodigy. Other credits include Belgravia, Invincible, and Sweetpea.

Louis Partridge as JonathanDavid Jonsson as Dr. SewardJohnny FlynnFrancis Lovehall

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When does Audible's Dracula come out?

Dracula will be available to stream or download in most languages on Thursday, Oct. 1, 2026.

How can you listen to Audible's Dracula?

You'll be able to download or stream Dracula through Audible's website. It's free with certain subscription tiers, or you can purchase it outright for under $20 at www.audible.com.

Is there a trailer?

Yes. Check out this trailer for Dracula below.

Audible - Dracula - Promo featuring Jonathan Bailey (0:43) Check out images from the recording of Bram Stoker's Dracula

Take a look at some select images of the actors recording their parts for Audible's adaptation of Bram Stoker's Dracula in the gallery below.

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Jonathan Bailey

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Jonathan Bailey

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Lesley Manville

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Maggie Gyllenhall

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One of the easiest ways to make your table feel more elevated is adding a few timeless pieces that look like they’ve been passed down for generations. If you love the quiet luxury look but don’t want the luxury price tag, Macy’s has a stunning find that shoppers said delivers a high-end feel for less. 

The $100 Godinger Dublin Crystal Scalloped 3-Piece Serving Bowl Set is currently on sale at Macy’s for just $35, 65% off during the Black Friday in July event. With its gleaming crystal design and scalloped edges, it's an easy way to make everyday meals and special occasions feel a little more elegant. The set is part of Godinger’s signature Dublin Collection which includes pitchers, glasses and other serveware. Macy's shoppers described the set as “gorgeous” and “elegant” with one praising how the crystal design “sparkled in the light.”

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The three-piece set includes a 6.5-inch small bowl, an 8.25-inch medium bowl, and a 9.5-inch large bowl, giving you the perfect size for everything from serving candy and nuts to displaying fresh fruit, salads, and side dishes. The bowls are decorated with intricate patterns and made from non-leaded crystal, which gives them Godinger’s signature sparkle and weight. 

Shoppers frequently highlighted the craftsmanship and substantial feel, with one reviewer saying the pieces were “very heavy” and felt “quality at an everyday price.”Another shopper shared that the set “fits in” beautifully with their inherited Waterford crystal, praising its elevated look without the luxury price tag. 

Crystal requires a little extra care to help maintain its clarity and shine. Hand washing is recommended because it’s delicate and prone to scratches or damage from the heat and harsh detergents used in some dishwashers.

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For just $35, the Godinger Dublin Crystal Scalloped 3-Piece Serving Bowl Set is a quiet luxury find that makes any table feel more elevated. With a 65% discount, this Black Friday in July deal is one you’ll want to snag before the sale ends July 26!

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RebaMcEntire is celebrating 50 years of music with, well, more music. 

The country singer and actress spoke to Varietyabout her legendary career. Throughout her five-decade career, she sold over 75 million records worldwide and had 100 singles reach the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart. She knew she had to do something big for her golden anniversary in music. 

McEntire is coming out with a series of EPs. She will include one newly recorded track with a few of her past hits. The singer credits her manager, JustinMcIntosh, with this idea. 

“It’s genius to be able to bring a new song to the fans along with five songs that are in the catalog,” McEntire said. “I think it’s a genius idea because even when you are at a concert, you say, ‘OK, I’m gonna play you a new song.’ Everybody goes, ‘oh yeah,’ but they want to hear familiarity. 

She continued: “They want to hear songs where they can sing along and they know the words and it takes them back to a place the first time they heard it, or with their best friend or someone they love. So to prepare a brand new song with older songs that they already are familiar with and they love is genius. And I’m so glad to be a part of this project.”

The "Just a Little Love" singer began the EP release in April and will continue until December. 

McEntire spoke to Variety about another project close to her heart, her NBCsitcomHappy’s Place. 

“There is something about a four-camera TV show. It’s nostalgic. It takes you back. It takes me back to my childhood when I was watching four camera television shows and absolutely loving it. It’s funny. It’s family entertainment," the singer said.

She continued, "It’s great writing, great actors. Rex and I love to be on the show together for one thing. And then getting to work again with [co-star [ MelissaPeterman and then my showrunners KevinAbbott and our producers Mindy [Schultheis] and Michael [Hanel] — everybody on that whole team. They are family. And we treat them like family. And, everybody knows that when you walk on ‘Happy’s Place’ set, we’re going to have a good time and you’re going to be treated well.” 

There are so many things in this world that can get you down. Whether it’s personal or just *gestures wildly* all of this going on around us, it seems like there’s a never-ending number of forces—seen and unseen—working on your downfall (or at the very least, working to ruin your day). Thanks to that, and just the way negative thinking can work, it can be very easy to slip into a doom spiral. Any one of us can fall into the trap of negative self-talk, but there’s one phrase to avoid that can reinforce a cycle of pessimism, psychologists say.

Some of us might be more prone to catastrophizing or having bleak self-talk than others, but having this one thought often can bring even the most positive people down. If you don’t reframe negative thoughts, you could start to believe this thought and then others. And before you know it, that discouraging cycle is cycling, for sure.

Parade previously spoke with three psychologists to get answers on common phrases that unhappy people use without even realizing it: Dr. Patricia Dixon, Dr. Kiki Ramsey and Dr. Caitlin Slavens. With their insight, we’re highlighting one particular phrase that can really bring you down. Plus, subtle signs you’re stuck in a negative self-talk loop and how to stop the cycle of pessimism. 

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The Psychology Behind ‘Nothing Ever Works Out for Me’

The phrase that can emphasize negative self-talk is “nothing ever works out for me.”

“This phrase reflects a constant state of discouragement, leading unhappy individuals to expect negative outcomes,” Dr. Dixon previously told Parade. “It reinforces a cycle of pessimism and hopelessness.”

This phrase is also an example of overgeneralization, or a “cognitive distortion in which an individual views a single event as an invariable rule,” per the American Psychological Association (APA). For instance, if you fail at one task, that will then “predict an endless pattern of defeat in all tasks.” 

Dr. Ramsey also noted this phrase and said that it might also establish a victim complex or mentality.

“This phrase also reflects a belief that life is fundamentally unfair or stacked against a person,” she shared at the time. “It’s often used when someone feels stuck or defeated.”

Why Psychologists Warn This Reinforces a Cycle of Pessimism

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In general, Dr. Dixon had shared that “using Debbie Downer-esque phrases can be mentally harmful because words hold significant power.” 

We might all be our biggest judge, but when that inner critic becomes demeaning, discouraging and just downright mean, it’s hard to claw your way out of such a deep cycle of pessimism. Plus, you start to believe the bad things you think about yourself after a while. Again, those words are powerful, for better or worse. 

“The language you use shapes your reality, and when you consistently express negative thoughts, they create a mental cage of pessimism,” Dr. Dixon continued. “This mindset acts as a lens through which you view the world, fostering a lack of hope and a toxic outlook.”

She even pointed to research that showed “a positive mindset contributes not only to better mental and emotional health, but also to physical well-being.”

“By changing how you speak, you can transform your life,” the psychologist stated. “Constant negative thoughts weigh heavily on a person, shifting your perspective to a ‘half-empty’ view of life. This negativity can amplify hyper-vigilance towards unfavorable situations, overshadowing the positive experiences around you.”

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Subtle Signs You Are Trapped in a Negative Self-Talk Loop

Based on other phrases the psychologists shared with Parade at the time, here are some other subtle signs that you might be trapped in a negative self-talk loop. If you’re saying these things to yourself, or constantly having these thoughts, it might mean you’re trapped in this pessimistic cycle. 

• You feel like no one ever listens to you, stemming from feeling lonely and misunderstood.
• You feel discouraged, leading to you feeling apathetic or like you just don’t care or shouldn’t even try.
• You might ask yourself, “Why does this always happen to me?” which adds to victimhood and self-pity, essentially fueling the negative self-talk loop even more. 
• You often think, “I’m so tired of this,” about many things in your life (work, challenges at home, etc.), which keeps you stuck in that discomfort. 
• You feel like you’re not meant to be happy, enjoy nice things or have wins.
• You simultaneously feel like you always mess everything up, while also thinking that the world is against you and you can never catch a break.
• You feel like others just don’t care about you.

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How To Break the Pessimistic Loop

It makes sense that you’d want to better yourself if this sounds like you or something you think often. First, let’s rehash what it means if you think this phrase, and how to stop the cycle of pessimism you’re stuck in.

What does it mean when you feel like nothing ever works out?

As our psychologist experts said, if you have this thought, you might be in a downward spiral of hopelessness. You’re despondent, and therefore you’re not going to expect good things to come your way. So that’s why you think, “Oh, well, nothing ever works out for me anyway, so why would it now?” 

This overgeneralization becomes a sort of self-fulfilling prophecy of sorts, leading to that cycle of pessimism. If you never expect things to go well for you, you won’t try for things and then things won’t work out for you. 

A victim mindset or victim mentality—which leads someone to believe that the universe is out to get them and they have no power of their own to change their plight—might also contribute to feeling this way.

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How do you stop a cycle of pessimistic thinking?

It’s always a good idea to seek out professional mental health services such as therapy when you’re feeling in a funk that doesn’t seem to go away. And you should especially see your therapist if you know or suspect you have a mental health issue or have gone through a traumatic of negative life-changing event. A therapist or psychiatrist will be able to help you work through any root causes and walk you through techniques to help your pessimistic thinking and overgeneralization.

It’s also important to practice mindfulness, which a therapist can also help you with. Being mindful of your thoughts can obviously help you when you’re talking down to yourself or putting yourself down before you even start something. 

One way to help that Dr. Slavens shared is to ask yourself, “What’s one small, simple thing I can do to feel better right now?”

“This is a powerful phrase for anyone who’s feeling unhappy to try saying because rather than remaining glued to negative patterns, it invites curiosity and baby steps toward change,” she revealed.

She also noted that “unhappiness is often accompanied by a sense of helplessness,” which turns this question you’re asking yourself into a reminder that you have agency and power, “however small it may be.”

“It’s also actionable because instead of lingering in abstracted emotions, this phrase pushes whoever is saying it toward some concrete, doable action, whether it’s going for a walk, getting in touch with a friend or just drinking water,” the psychologist pointed out. “In addition to those things, it promotes momentum as well because when someone wins small, their confidence grows. One positive act can then trigger a cascade of actions that lead to a better overall mood.”

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Sources:

• Dr. Patricia Dixon, psychologist
• Dr. Kiki Ramsey, positive psychologist, executive coach, speaker and author
• Dr. Caitlin Slavens, registered psychologist and the co-founder and clinic owner of Couples to Cradles (and one half of the popular social media account, MamaPsychologists)

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There's really nothing like a gorgeous hand-stitched quilt, passed down through generations. I have several family heirloom quilts made by my great, great-grandmother that I'm absolutely terrified to use because if I were to spill something on them, they can't be easily laundered. Knowing that they'd fall apart in the washing machine, I keep them carefully displayed on a blanket ladder instead of on a bed. If you also love the look of an heirloom quilt, but can't justify sleeping with an antique you might ruin, Martha Stewart's bedding collection is worth a look — especially when it's on sale. 

Beloved for bringing timeless elegance and practical luxury to everyday living, Martha Stewart Layered Branches 3-Piece Full/Queen Quilt Set looks beautiful without being fussy. Right now, you can snag this set for a whopping 57% off with stacked deals at JCPenney. Normally $180, it's on sale for $120, but an additional discount with the code DORMROOM at checkout drops the final price to just $78, which is an absolute steal for a quilt set of this quality. 

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This three-piece quilt set features a soft, nature-inspired pattern with delicate white branches across a serene sage green background and elegant stripes on the reverse side. Made of 100% cotton, the machine-washable design is easy to care for and should get softer with every wash. This set comes with a full/queen-sized quilt and two standard pillow shams, giving you everything you need for a full bedding refresh. It's also available in a king size, which is on sale for $91, down from $210. 

JCPenney shoppers were impressed by the quality of this "very pretty" bedding set, applauding its "charming and cozy" reversible design. "This quilt set is warm but really light, and the fabric feels very soft," a reviewer raved. Another customer who called the quilt a "beautiful, lightweight everyday comforter" noted that "it held up perfectly to the washer and dryer."

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Olivia Newton-John cast a spell with her 1980 hit “Magic.” A massive hit that spent weeks dominating Billboard’s charts, the soft rock classic is still enchanting listeners more than 45 years later, recently earning the No. 4 spot onSiriusXM’s fan-voted listof the best yacht rock songs of the 1980s.

“For four weeks in 1980, Olivia Newton-John’s ‘Magic’ sat atop the Billboard Hot 100,” the outlet wrote. “Its dreamy atmosphere and effortless melody make it one of the smoothest pop hits of the decade.”

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Regarded as the gold standard of West Coast synth-pop, “Magic” seamlessly blends high-end studio polish with the nautical groove that’s the signature of the yacht rock genre.

Newton-John keeps her vocal delivery breathy yet effortless, while the lush, multilayered instrumentation drives the song but keeps it danceable and smooth. Overall, the song is a breezy production that’s helped it become a natural fit for modern yacht rock playlists.

Released in the summer of 1980, “Magic” is the opening track on the Xanadu (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack), which also features bangers from the British rock band Electric Light Orchestra. And even though the musical fantasy starring Newton-John, Gene Kelly, and Michael Beck was a big flop at the box office, the soundtrack was an absolute smash.

Certified double platinum, the album and its mix of disco, pop, and rock became a massive commercial success, yielding five Top 20 singles, including “Magic,” “Xanadu,” and “All Over the World.”

In 2011, Newton-John revisited “Magic” for a remix with fellow Aussies Steve Peach and DJ Dan Murphy, sponsored by the humanitarian group WACCI. All proceeds from the song were donated to Newton-John’s cancer charity and wellness center. The world premiere of the song was presented on the Australian edition of Dancing With the Stars in May 2011.

“I have a wonderful life, and I realize I’m very fortunate,” the singer said in a 2011 chat with Interview. “I think a lot of people lose a sense of reality when they achieve success. That’s a terrible danger because you have to remember … that you’re still a person and all that out there is a kind of magic.”

Newton-John died in 2022 after a decades-long battle with breast cancer. But she never confused celebrity with substance, adding in her interview, “What people see out there is magic; it’s media magic. It’s not very real, and it’s very glamorous, but you have to keep a sense of you through it all.”

The real magic, as it turns out, was the music she left behind—songs like “Magic” that continue to soundtrack summers and win over generations of new fans.

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Five Below really is the GOAT when it comes to making a solid dupe. While it is especially beloved for its beauty products that rival high-end brands, Five Below is also known to make a solid home decor dupe, especially Anthro mirror dupes. While Five Below has already duped the Anthropologie Primrose Mirror series before in the form of a tabletop mirror and floor-length mirror, it has now expanded its offerings and added a wall mirror into the collection. It's absolutely gorgeous.

How pretty is this new vintage-inspired wall mirror at Five Below? It's giving major Anthropologie energy, looking eerily similar to the wall mirror in Anthro's popular Primrose Mirrors. However, Five Below's version retails for just $10. What a bargain.

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Featuring an ornate gold frame with pretty scroll details throughout, Five Below's wall mirror is absolutely stunning. For dimensions, this mirror measures 15.74 by 19.88 by 0.78 inches. This makes it a great size for a variety of spaces. For example, you could place this above a fireplace mantel or opt to use it as an accent mirror in a hallway or entryway. You could even style it on your vanity. The options are pretty much endless with where you can use this.

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You can prop this up against a wall or hang it up using hanging hardware. It's unclear whether hanging supplies are included with your purchase of this mirror, so be prepared to potentially need to purchase your own.

This new wall mirror is available now at select Five Below stores. You can confirm in-store availability by contacting your local Five Below directly or by visiting FiveBelow.com and inputting your zip code and selecting your desired location. Right now, it's not available for shipping.

If you're interested in other Five Below finds, be sure to check out this sleek six-compartment organizer that is a great option for DIY lovers, this eight-piece fluted organizer set that brings order to clutter in a snap or this new rug that's twinning with Pottery Barn but for a fraction of the cost.

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R&B singer Nivea revealed that she was diagnosed with leukemia earlier this year during an appearance on the series Cadillac Chronicles. She shared that she has been undergoing treatment for several months, and this experience has given him a new outlook on life.

“Everything has been put into perspective,” she explained, adding that she was reminded how quickly things can change. Because of that, she is taking care of every single opportunity, which includes her music as well as going to school for audio engineering. However, outside of this, she did not announce any specific upcoming projects.

“I’m just getting back to what I love most,” Nivea said.

She also emphasized how important family is, having four children, three of whom she shares with her ex-husband and R&B singer The-Dream. Nivea also shares a son with Lil Wayne.

Fans sent well wishes to Nivea following the news.

"One of the most beautiful souls ever. Praying for healing and restoration ❤️‍🩹 🙏🏽🥺," one person commented.

"Praying for her full healing. Those men wrecked her self esteem and confidence but this is a blessing in disguise bc it's pushing her back into music, where she can heal. God is good and very mysterious. Prayers!," another person wrote.

"nivea always seemed unbreakable on those old tracks but this one hits different knowing shes facing leukemia head on with that same direct stare in the photo. real ones pull through stuff like this," someone posted.

Nivea was one of the most popular voices in early 2000s R&B, coming out with hits including “Don’t Mess With My Man,” “Laundromat” and “Okay.” Specifically, “Don’t Mess With My Man” made it into the Top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100, also earning a Grammy nomination.