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Kate Middleton turned heads during her recent royal appearance, stepping out in a look that subtly echoed one of Princess Diana’s most memorable style moments.

The Princess of Wales attended an event honoring Cancer Research U.K. at St. James’s Palace on June 2 alongside King Charles. The reception highlighted the challenging and rewarding work of cancer researchers, clinicians, and volunteers, as reported by Tatler.

The pair, along with Camilla Parker Bowles, marked the 125th anniversary of the organization. Their appearance at the event was particularly poignant as both Kate and Charles have battled cancer.

Kate declared she was cancer-free in September 2024 after she revealed in March that she was being treated for an undisclosed form of the disease. She shared via a YouTube video clip, "It is a relief to now be in remission, and I remain focused on recovery. As anyone who has experienced a cancer diagnosis will know, it takes time to adjust to a new normal. There is much to look forward to."

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Charles was also diagnosed around the same time as his daughter-in-law and continues ongoing treatment.

The princess stepped out in a gorgeous red polka-dot dress by Rodarte, Tattler reported. The outfit featured her favorite style of A-line skirt, a form-fitting waist, and retro-puffed sleeves. She paired the dress with Gianvito Rossi heels and a diamond and ruby necklace.

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Kate's look echoed a style favored by Princess Diana, Prince William's mother. Diana famously wore polka dots throughout the 1980s, when the classic print was very much in style.

British Vogue reported that the late royal wore the print many times throughout her tenure as a senior royal. Often, polka dots appeared on dresses, while in other instances, she incorporated them into socks, gowns, and even neckties.

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Royal followers shared their thoughts on Kate's most recent appearance in the caption of an Instagram video clip posted to the Prince and Princess of Wales' page.

"Gorgeous in that elegant dress," wrote one fan. "Such a joy watching Her Royal Highness The Princess of Wales in good health and attending this event so close to her heart," noted a second follower.

A third fan penned, "Making a difference event after event. HRH the Princess of Wales devotes herself to making people feel seen, listened to and cared about. An inspiration wrapped in the perfect Polka Dot Dress of 2026."

Kate Middleton is expected to attend the official birthday parade for the sovereign, Trooping the Color, scheduled to take place in London on Saturday, June 13, 2026.

Related: Kate Middleton Is the Monarchy’s ‘Secret Weapon,’ Says Royal Reporter

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Whether you’re tackling spring cleaning or finally organizing your favorite books and decor, a good bookshelf can completely transform your space. It’s one of the easiest ways to clear clutter while also creating a spot to show off items you actually enjoy looking at. With the right design, a bookshelf doesn’t just store your things, it adds personality to the room.

That’s why choosing something a little more unique can make such a difference. Instead of going with a basic, boxy option, a more creative design can double as decor. One standout option is the Costway 5-Tier Geometric Bookshelf. Right now, it’s on sale for 44% off at Target, bringing the price down from $126 to just $70. 

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The design is what really sets it apart. Instead of a traditional grid layout, it features an asymmetrical, S-shaped structure that feels modern and sculptural. It almost looks like a piece of art, which makes it a great focal point in any room. It comes in three colors — black, brown, and white — to match your space.

You can purchase it in a pack of one or two if you’re looking for a more symmetrical setup. Placing two side by side can also create a simple DIY room divider, which is especially useful in open layouts or studio apartments.

In terms of size, it measures 27.5 inches long, 9.5 inches wide, and 62.5 inches tall. Each shelf offers about 20 inches of length and 12 inches of height, giving you enough room for books, decor, and more. It has a 45-pound weight capacity, which is solid for everyday storage needs.

It’s also built with durability in mind. It has a metal frame, and the shelves are made from sturdy particle board with thick edge sealing to help extend the lifespan. A stable base and non-slip foot pads add extra support while also protecting your floors from scratches.

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For added safety, it comes with two anti-toppling kits that let you secure the bookshelf to the wall. This helps prevent wobbling or tipping, which is especially important if you have kids or pets around. Assembly is straightforward as well, with clearly labeled parts and instructions that make the process easier.

The five-tier layout gives you plenty of space to get creative. You can use it to display books, framed photos, plants, or collectibles. The vertical design also helps maximize space, making it a smart choice for smaller rooms or apartments where every inch counts.

Shoppers highlighted both the look and functionality in reviews. One reviewer shared, “I wanted something fun and funky design-wise for my collectibles and I got it! It’s sturdy, great looking, and I’m thrilled!” Another described it as “fantastic” and “so easy to assemble” in a five-star review, adding, “The shelves are strong but lightweight. The finish is very well done.”

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If you’re looking for a bookshelf that’s both practical and visually interesting, the Costway 5-Tier Geometric Bookshelf is a great pick. It offers plenty of storage while doubling as a statement piece. With Target’s current 44% discount, you can save over $50, making it an easy upgrade for your space without overspending. 

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Taylor Swift recently showed love for one of the members of The Beatles. On June 2, she re-shared one of Paul McCartney’s Instagram posts about his new album. He stated, “My new album 'The Boys of Dungeon Lane' will be yours 29th May. The album title comes from a lyric in the track 'Days We Left Behind'. I was thinking just that, about the days I left behind and I do often wonder if I’m just writing about the past but then I think how can you write about anything else?”

Swift shared this post and added the caption, “Never not inspired by this eternally exceptional artist.” She added a flexed bicep emoji at the end.

Related: Paul McCartney, 83, Reveals Why He Refuses To Take Photos With His Fans

This isn’t the first time Swift and McCartney have shown their love for one another. McCartney attended the Eras Tour in London in 2024. He also recently spoke about Swift in an interview with BBC Sounds, discussing the level of fame that they have both experienced throughout their careers.

“You do see the parallel, you know the fame and the amount of fame, the worldwide fame that Taylor Swift has and that we had,” he said. “But I don’t think she needs any advice, to tell you the truth.” He continued, “I'm like the older brother to that generation. Or more like the grandad, actually.”

McCartney’s new album, The Boys of Dungeon Lane, is now available. A review by Pitchfork said: “McCartney didn’t really even have to try here. Beatles fans will flip for the very idea of songs like ‘Down South,’ about hitchhiking with George Harrison; and ‘Home to Us,’ a duet with Ringo Starr.”

When speaking about the creation of this album, McCartney told NME about how much he still enjoys the process of making new music. “It’s still a great achievement to sit down with, let’s say, my guitar and there’s nothing there, and I’m just noodling around, and suddenly, maybe after three or four hours, I’ve got a song,” he said. “I know how it goes, and I’ve written the lyrics down, and it’s a real achievement. That still is a magic feeling for me. I think that’s the creative buzz still, and hopefully always will be.”

Marilyn Monroe appeared in 29 films throughout the course of her career—and one of her best was originally considered a commercial failure. The Misfits, which Colliderrecently ranked as one of the “Most Perfect Marilyn Monroe Movies,” is now considered to be one of the best movies from the 1960s, with many critics calling it a masterpiece.

Unfortunately, this 1961 film was also Monroe’s last. She died only a year after it was released, in 1962, at the age of 36. This was also the last film that Clark Gable appeared in. He died shortly after filming, at the age of 59.

The Misfits was adapted from a 1957 short story written by Arthur Miller, who was married to Monroe. The film also starred Montgomery Clift. Monroe was actually the one who encouraged the director, John Huston, to cast Clift since the two were friends. According to Classic Movie Hub, she said, “[Clift] is the only person I know who’s in worse shape than I am. I look at him and see the brother I never had and feel brave and get protective.”

She also spoke highly about her co-star, Gable, saying, "I used to always think of him as my father. I pretended that he was my father. I never pretended anyone was my mother, I don’t know why. But I always pretended he was my father.”

Related: Fashion Icon Marilyn Monroe Refused To Wear This One Popular Clothing Item

The Misfits was a western drama where Monroe played a recent divorcee who moved in with an aging cowboy and his friend. The trio decided to go into business with an ex-rodeo rider together, capturing wild horses.

Collider called it one of Monroe's most vulnerable performances, stating that it “features her most emotionally complex and captivating performance audiences have ever seen. Unlike the glamorous comic roles that made her famous, her performance as Roslyn feels deeply human and psychologically rich, and even reflects aspects of her own struggles, notably her longing for love and search for belonging.”

Many critics onRotten Tomatoesagree. The film, which is two hours long, has a 94% critic rating. One review stated, “Gable has never done anything better on the screen, nor has Miss Monroe.”

Other movies that made the list of “Most Perfect Marilyn Monroe Movies” were Gentlemen Prefer Blondes from 1953 and Some Like it Hot from 1959.

Pink is days away from hosting the 79th Annual Tony Awards, and she almost didn't say yes.

Appearing on Late Night with Seth MeyersTuesday, the three-time Grammy winner opened up about the unexpected phone call that led to one of her biggest career firsts, and why her daughter Willow had final say in the decision.

'I want to stay out of her lane,' Pink told Meyers. 'She chose a lane that is not mine, and I want to respect it.'

Willow Sage Hart turns 15 today, and Broadway is already her world. Pink and husband Carey Hart relocated the family from Los Angeles to New York City specifically so Willow could pursue her passion for theater. 'We actually moved here because I am an amazing mom,' Pink joked earlier this year on The Kelly Clarkson Show, 'and also so Willow could study theater and experience more Broadway.'

With Willow enrolled in a performing arts high school and attending opening nights across the city, Pink wasn't sure she wanted to plant her flag on her daughter's turf. But once she asked, Willow approved. And the Tonys booking came with an unexpected bonus. 'It got her a seat at the Tonys,' Pink laughed.

With that settled, Pink said she's going into Sunday night equal parts thrilled and terrified, a combination she's coined her own word for. 'Terri-cited,' she told Meyers. 'I mean, I'll probably fall. But that's good.'

Pink is known for her aerial concert acrobatics. Falling, it turns out, is something Pink has a system for. 'My one rule was that I have to make fun of myself as soon as I hit the stage, however I hit the stage,' she said. 'It's going to be so much fun.'

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For someone known for performing those aerial stunts at dizzying heights, the confession that she's actually afraid of heights came as a surprise to Meyers, but Pink said the fear is exactly the point. 'I believe in feeling the fear and doing it anyway,' she said.

Her training method is equally surprising. Her longtime acrobatic instructor Dreya Weber sent her to Venice Beach, got her upside down on the bars, and started throwing medicine balls at her stomach while she sang. 'I was like, this is really cool,' Pink recalled.

As for the Broadway community itself (a world that can be protective of its own) Pink said she's found nothing but warmth. 'I haven't found that to be true, at least to my face,' she said when Meyers raised the idea that theater insiders might be skeptical of an outsider host. 'I have found everyone to be very enveloping and welcoming and lovely, actually.'

It's her first time hosting a major awards show. She'll be doing it from the same stage where she won her first VMA back in 2002. 'I'm not a winner,' she joked. 'I get nominated, but I don't win. That was like the last time I won something.'

The 79th Annual Tony Awards air live this Sunday, June 7, at 8 p.m. ET on CBS and stream on Paramount+.

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Following Princess Diana's death in a 1997 Paris car crash, Carolyn Bessette urged husband John F. Kennedy Jr. to call her sons, Prince William and Prince Harry, a new book claims.

Because Kennedy faced his own trauma dealing with the deaths of his parents in the public eye, Bessette felt he might be uniquely qualified to rise to the occasion and be there as a support to the young princes, then 15 and 12.

"That dissonance in grief was something John understood—and when Carolyn heard the news of Diana's death, she urged him to call William and Harry to offer his condolences," Caroline Hallemann wrote in her new book, The Kennedys and the Windsors: The Story of Two Dynasties, One Born, One Made via Entertainment Weekly.

Adding, "John was one of the few people who could truly empathize with what Diana's sons were going through—having to put on a brave face while publicly mourning."

Bessette acknowledged that beyond his parents' deaths, Kennedy faced additional tragedy. "Not only because of his experience at his father's funeral, and just a few years later at that of his uncle Bobby, but also because he was still fresh in his grief over his own mother," she wrote. "But after thinking about it, he decided against calling the princes, given that they were not particularly close."

Kennedy's father, President John F. Kennedy, was assassinated in Dallas in 1963, and his mother, Jackie Kennedy Onassis, died in 1994 after battling non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma—both events that stunned the world, given the couple’s deep public admiration. Princess Diana, meanwhile, died at 36 after a 1997 car crash in Paris’s Pont de l’Alma tunnel, where paparazzi were pursuing her vehicle; she later died at Pitié-Salpêtrière Hospital from her injuries.

The Kennedys and the Windsors: The Story of Two Dynasties, One Born, One Made is currently available for sale online and in bookstores.

If you're currently mapping out a dream vacation to Europe, you already know that the cost of museum admissions, train tickets and food can add up fast. But one of the biggest hidden budget-killers of any international getaway is the cost of guided sightseeing tours. Booking a local guide to walk you through an iconic ancient ruin or world-class art gallery can easily run you $50 to $100 per person, per city.

Fortunately, seasoned travelers know there is an incredible, completely free digital shortcut that can save you hundreds of dollars without sacrificing an ounce of history or culture.

Enter the Rick Steves Audio Europe app.

Available for both iPhone and Android, this clever travel tool recently went viral thanks to TikToker @carry_on_mom, who highlighted it as a game-changer for budget trips. It's essentially a massive, free library of beautifully produced walking tours, historical context, and cultural insights, all curated by the king of European travel himself. Instead of paying for a pricey group excursion or renting a clunky, outdated audio guide at a museum desk, you can simply download your itineraries ahead of time, pop in your headphones and get Steves’ decades of collected travel expertise delivered right into your ear as you walk past the world's most famous monuments.

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✨ One of my FAVORITE free travel apps for Europe? The Rick Steves Audio Europe app. ✨ We’ve used these free walking tours in Ireland, Italy, France, Spain, and Greece — and now I’m researching the Lisbon, Portugal tour for our upcoming trip. 🇵🇹 I love this app because it makes sightseeing SO flexible: ✔️ Start and stop whenever you want ✔️ Do the full tour or just a few stops ✔️ Perfect for downtime between activities ✔️ Great for families traveling at different paces ✔️ Feels like having a free personal tour guide in your pocket One of my best travel planning hacks: As I research the tour, I save EVERY point of interest into a separate Google Maps list. 📍 This helps me: • visualize the city layout • see what’s close to our accommodations • group activities together • navigate easily once we arrive It’s especially helpful when traveling with kids because I can quickly pivot plans depending on energy levels, weather, or snack emergencies 😂 I also love that you can revisit the tour later if you didn’t finish everything in one day. We’ve done parts of tours while grabbing coffee, during stroller naps, or just wandering around without a strict schedule. If you’re planning Europe travel, this app is absolutely worth downloading before your trip. ✈️ Have you ever used the @Rick Steves’ Europe app? If so, what city tour was your fav? #tripplanning #traveltips #europetravel #portugal #familytravel

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Three Iconic Free Tours to Download Right Now

To give you an idea of how much ground this free app covers, you can seamlessly build an entire day of sightseeing around some of Europe's favorite destinations using these standout, pre-loaded tracks:

• The Colosseum Tour (Rome, Italy): Walking into the world's most famous amphitheater without a guide can feel a bit overwhelming. This audio track acts as your personal time machine, walking you step-by-step through the ancient arena, explaining the mechanics of the gladiator battles, and painting a vivid picture of ancient Roman life—all while allowing you to skip the expensive tour groups huddled outside the gates.
• The Historic Paris Walk (Paris, France): This classic stroll is the perfect introduction to the City of Light. The audio track guides you seamlessly along the banks of the Seine, pointing out the architectural evolution of Notre-Dame, the history of the Louvre, and the hidden stories behind the city's fabled bridges, letting you move completely at your own pace.
• The Royal Mile Walk (Edinburgh, Scotland): To truly understand the heart of Scotland, this track guides you down the historic, cobblestone spine of Edinburgh’s Old Town. Steves walks you from the gates of Edinburgh Castle all the way down to Holyrood Palace, detailing stories of Scottish kings, clan rivalries, and the atmospheric "closes" (narrow alleyways) that define the city's hauntingly beautiful history.

Related: The One Budget Tip That Cuts Europe Trip Costs Without Sacrificing Fun

Why It Beats a Traditional Tour

The most obvious perk of the app is that it keeps cash in your wallet, but the true luxury of this digital travel hack is the total freedom and flexibility it gives your daily schedule.

When you book a traditional guided tour, you are completely at the mercy of a fixed time slot, a specific meeting point, and the collective speed of a group of strangers. If a museum room is too crowded, you can't easily skip ahead; if you stumble upon a gorgeous sidewalk café and want to stop for an espresso or a glass of wine, you can't exactly ask the tour guide to pause the group for 20 minutes.

With the audio app, you are the boss of your own itinerary. If you want to stop and take photos at a monument for 10 minutes, you just hit pause. If you wake up late or the weather takes a sudden turn, you don't have to worry about missing a non-refundable booking window. You simply download your tracks over your hotel's Wi-Fi before you head out for the day, ensuring you won't burn through your international cellular data while you explore. It is the ultimate way to travel smart, stay flexible, and experience Europe like a seasoned pro—without the premium price tag.

Related: Rick Steves’ Europe Budget Tips Are So Good, You’ll Want to Use Them All

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When it comes to summer footwear, comfort is non-negotiable. That's why Walmart's Litfun Orthopedic Flip-Flops are turning heads. These bestselling sandals have become a go-to for shoppers seeking stylish summer shoes that don't sacrifice support. 

Even better, they're currently on sale for as low as $13, down from $23, a deal that's tough to beat for shoes that shoppers said gave them "pain-free mornings." Reviewers also raved that they have "lots of cushion" and "good arch support" for long days on your feet.

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Made for women who are tired of unsupportive sandals, Litfun's flip-flops feature 1.2-inch arch support, engineered specifically for plantar fasciitis relief and ergonomic comfort. The contoured footbed cradles your feet, encouraging better posture while reducing aches and pains — even after hours of walking, shopping, or beachcombing.

The comfort doesn't end there. These sandals are crafted from soft, lightweight rubber and premium shock-absorbing EVA, giving you a cushy step with every stride. The stretchable straps adapt to a variety of foot shapes, ensuring a custom-feeling fit that won't pinch or rub. An anti-skid sole provides excellent traction, so whether you're running errands or enjoying a stroll on the boardwalk, you'll feel stable and secure.

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Practicality is built right in. The quick-drying material means you can go from poolside to patio without soggy shoes, and the durable construction stands up to everyday wear both indoors and out. With a range of colors like black, brown, cream, white, gray, khaki, and navy, there's a pair to match every summer outfit in your closet.

Shoppers can't stop raving about the difference these flip-flops make. Many reported waking up to "pain-free mornings," crediting the arch support for easing chronic discomfort and making daily routines more enjoyable. For those dealing with plantar fasciitis or just looking for a sandal that truly supports their feet, Litfun's flip flops are a total game-changer.

"I am ordering a third pair," one shopper stated. "I have plantar fasciitis, and these shoes are wonderful. I wear them all day at home and out running errands. Before these shoes, the first couple of steps in the morning were horribly painful. Not anymore."

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At just $13, these orthopedic flip flops are a smart, wallet-friendly investment in comfort and foot health. If you're ready to say goodbye to flimsy sandals and hello to pain-free steps all summer long, now's the time to snag a pair (or two) from Walmart before they're gone. 

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In 1998, Garth Brooks delivered a breezy, feel-good anthem that brought a tropical twist to country radio and quickly climbed to the top of the charts.

"Two Piña Coladas" was the third release from his LP Sevens. Shawn Camp, Benita Hill and Sandy Mason wrote the song.

The tune tells the story of a heartbroken man who heads to the beach to drown his sorrows in the fruity, tropical drink. He soon leaves his pain by the sea, singing, "Any troubles I forgot 'em. I buried 'em in the sand."

“Two Piña Coladas” has long been a crowd favorite at Brooks' concerts, often drawing enthusiastic sing-alongs from fans. While not always one of his biggest signature anthems, its upbeat, beachy energy makes it a highlight of his live shows.

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The tune would hit the top spot on Billboard's Hot Country Chart on May 9, 1998. It remained a chart favorite for 28 weeks in total.

Camp spoke to Thom Shepherd for the YouTube series Songwriters. He discussed how the untraditional country song came to be.

Shepherd explained that he, Hill, and Mason were in a songwriting lull and didn't have any ideas. "We all left the room and went outside," he began.

"It was springtime 1998, and I just wanted to go to the beach," he continued. "Sandy said, 'If I go to Florida, I want to get a Piña Colada.' Then Benita said, 'One for each hand.'"

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He added that he was strumming on a guitar during their exchange, and began singing, "'Bring me two Piña Coladas, one for each hand.' The chorus happened right there and in 20 minutes we went back in the room and wrote the song."

Hill told The Tennessean that she originally thought Jimmy Buffett would want to record the song. However, after a meeting with Brooks' producer, Alan Reynolds, its future was cemented.

"Sandy Mason ran into Alan, and he said, 'Let me hear your new song.' So she played it, and he said, 'Let me hear that again,'" Hill explained.

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"So she played it again, and he goes, 'I think I'm going to play that for Garth,'" Hill said. "When she came back and told me, I was kind of dumbfounded because I didn't think that would be anything that Garth would do, but he did, and I'm so glad."

Brooks released a live version of "Two Piña Coladas" on his Double Live album.

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Garth Brooks is scheduled to perform on June 16 and 17, 2026, in Milwaukee, WI, at the American Family Insurance Amphitheater (Summerfest). Following is a headline stop on June 27, 2026, in London, at Hyde Park.

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The race for mayor of Los Angeles is over. At least, for now. Reality star Spencer Pratt made a now-famous (or maybe infamous) stand against incumbent Karen Bass, only to most likely end up in a November runoff race. 

Why is there a runoff race for mayor of LA?

Bass did not get the required 50% of the vote to win. That means the race continues, with her facing another candidate in the fall. As of Wednesday morning, registered Republican (who has a non-party platform) Pratt was barely ahead, with 30% of the vote. Progressive Los Angeles City Councilmember Nithya Raman is a close third. 

While Pratt is ahead of Raman (as of early Wednesday), the results are yet to be called. 

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Tired of the status quo, The Hills alum’s campaign focused on making major changes to how the city handles homelessness, public safety, crime, and emergency preparedness. 

Disillusioned with L.A.’s response to the Palisades fires, Pratt (who lost his home to the wildfire) used his celeb status to catapult himself into a political career. According to his website, Pratt says, “I’m not a politician, I’m a husband and father who watched my home burn because the system failed us.”

An outspoken critic of LA’s current mayor, Pratt also said, “We don’t need more government programs. We need more common sense, accountability, and a mayor that shows up for everyone.” 

Along with support from his wife, reality star Heidi Montag, The Hills cast stars Brody Jenner and Kristin Cavallari have also publicly backed him. Likewise, actor James Woods, iconic music producer David Foster, and performer Katherine McPhee have also used their celebrity status to help Pratt's campaign. 

And then there’s the president. Pratt also caught the attention of another former reality TV star, Donald Trump. Even though Trump hasn’t officially endorsed Pratt, he does seem to like the celebrity candidate, saying, “I’d like to see him do well. He’s a character.” 

Following the election, Prattl spoke to Fox 11 Los Angeles, saying of Bass, “It’s going to be a fun ride. I hope she’s ready.” When asked if he’s ready, Pratt replied, “I was born for this clearly.” He continued, “Now I have five months to get deep into every community that hasn’t heard my message to make them safe. So, I’m actually very excited.” 

On his pitch for becoming the next mayor of Los Angeles, candidate Pratt added, “I have months now to prove that to them. It’s not a pitch tonight. These people just voted for Mayor Bass; it’s going to take a lot of work. I’m going to have to show them that.”

Teddi Mellencamp received the news she had been hoping for after an anxiety-filled wait for her latest cancer scans.

In a video shared to her Instagram Story, the former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star's doctor delivered a promising update.

"The scan shows no evidence of tumor in your body," he told her. "When you came, you had tumors in your brain and in your lungs. We don't see those now. There's evidence you had treatment and that the immunotherapy has helped you."

The doctor explained that Mellencamp is in remission and has had a "complete response to therapy," with "the best outcome we could hope for." Teddi noted that she will continue immunotherapy treatment for another year.

The encouraging update came just one day after Mellencamp opened up about experiencing intense scanxiety—the anxiety and fear many cancer patients feel while awaiting scan results.

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Teddi has undergone regular medical testing since being diagnosed with stage 2 melanoma in 2022. Despite treatment, 17 surgeries, and multiple recurrences, the cancer spread to her brain and lungs in 2025. Now battling stage 4 cancer, she is receiving immunotherapy, and her doctors have been encouraged by her response to treatment.

Even so, the wait between CT and MRI results has remained one of the hardest parts of her journey.

"Ever since I was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer, I get immunotherapy monthly, and I was getting CT scans and MRIs monthly. But this past time, they decided they're gonna wait 3-4 months in between the tests," she opened up on Instagram.

"This has created such a nervous, raging anxiety inside of me. I'm on my third set of pajamas for tonight because I keep sweating through. I'm speaking so fast because I'm so anxious. I keep having panic attacks. Does this happen to you guys when it comes to the testing?"

Teddi is one of many cancer patients who experience "scanxiety" while awaiting test results. More than half of patients report feelings of worry, uncertainty, and emotional distress during the waiting period, with younger patients often reporting the highest levels of anxiety.

She also admitted that the experience can feel isolating.

"It's also really lonely," she shared. "I started following so many people that have or have had cancer and you read about what they're going through. But you don't really understand until you go through the different phases yourself."

She added while fighting back tears, "I've just hit that point where I'm just exhausted. I'm exhausted and I realize there's probably a lot of you out there that feel just like me. So that's why I'm posting tonight. Not for dramatics—just to tell you I love you and I'm sorry if you're going through this."

69 years ago, “Angels Cried” was released by The Isley Brothers. The blues ballad was a breakup song with the lyrics: “Angels cried the day that you left me, my love. Their teardrops fell down from above because we had to part.”

The group, which consisted of several brothers, was formed in 1954. They went on to become one of the few bands that have hit the Billboard Hot 100 with brand new music in six different decades.

In the 1950s, they released one of their most popular songs, “Shout.” In the 1960s, they released “Twist and Shout” and “This Old Heart of Mine (Is Weak for You).” In the 1970s, they released “Fight Power.” In the 1980s, they released “Between the Sheets.” In the 1990s, they released “Down Low (Nobody Has to Know)” and “Let’s Lay Together.” Finally, in the 2000s, they released “Contagious.”

When speaking about their success with Billboard, Ronald Isley said, “It’s very important to work with the new generation. That’s what keeps you up with the music and what’s going on and what they’re feeling, and you’re writing about feelings, people, and actual things that are happening. It keeps us young and in the business and know where we are going with the business. We’re here to show them the room. Follow the yellow brick road or The Isley Brothers road.”

Ernie Isley added, “A lot of artists, especially when you start out, it’s doing that first record, and that’s the breakthrough — but the trick is, what are you going to do the second time or the third time and so on? Some people run out of gas. But fortunately for us, we’ve been able to go the next rounds.”

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When their newest album was released in 2022, Mitch Glazier, the chairman and CEO of RIAA, said, “The Isley Brothers started making music in 1959 when the Gold & Platinum Awards were launched… They’ve been making music for 65 years and are still making music. It’s not like their latest album is some sort of swan song. Their latest album is an incredible [one], and features Beyoncé on a remake that is remaking R&B. They’re just as relevant today as they were with 'Shout' in 1959.”

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If you’re searching for the ultimate summer pajamas, Amazon’s Ekouaer 2-Piece Lightweight Ruffle Pajama Set might just be your dream come true. Shoppers are calling it the “cutest and softest pajama set for the summer,” and right now, it’s on sale for just $15.

At 47% off the regular $25 price, this is one summer deal you won’t want to sleep on. With the warmest segment of the year kicking off now, there's no better time to stock up on pajamas that customers say are "perfect for staying cool."

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This pajama set is so irresistible because of the fabric. It’s made from a light, silky blend of 95% polyester and 5% spandex that feels cool, smooth, and gentle on your skin. The material is designed to be breathable and stretchy, keeping you comfortable all night — even during the warmest, most humid summer evenings.

The set’s charming design is another reason shoppers are snapping it up. You get a ruffled cami tank top with pleated chest detailing and adjustable shoulder straps, paired with matching ruffle-hem shorts that feature a comfy elastic waistband. The look is playful, flirty, and undeniably feminine, perfect for lounging at home, summer sleepovers, or even as bridal or honeymoon pajamas. It’s a style that feels special, yet effortless enough for everyday wear.

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Finding the right fit is easy with sizes ranging from small through XX-Large, and the set comes in a variety of fun prints (like bold leopard and summertime cherries) and classic solid shades. Reviewers loved how flattering the fit is, with many saying it’s both cute and confidence-boosting. Plus, the lightweight set is easy to pack and care for, making it a travel-friendly option for weekends away or gifting.

Shoppers can’t stop raving about the softness and comfort. One reviewer wrote, “These are so cute and flattering,” while another added, “They are the softest pajamas I own.” 

Many also highlighted the breathability and how perfect the set is for hot summer nights or lazy mornings spent lounging.

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With its adorable ruffles, soft-as-a-cloud fabric, and cheerful price point, this $15 Ekouaer pajama set is a summer wardrobe essential. Whether you’re treating yourself or picking up a thoughtful present for someone special, you’ll be hard-pressed to find a pajama set that’s this cute, comfy, and budget-friendly. Grab yours while the deal lasts, and get ready for the coziest (and most stylish) summer nights yet.

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Alice in Chains is back on the charts—with a song recorded more than 30 years ago with late lead singer Layne Staley.

The 1994 song “Nutshell” re-entered Billboard’s Hard Rock Streaming Songs chart at No. 25 for the week of June 8, 2026, marking its 34th overall week on the chart.

Known for its emotional acoustic guitar and lyrics about loneliness and separation penned by Staley, “Nutshell" was never released as a single but appeared on Alice in Chains’ EP Jar of Flies, which debuted at No. 1 on Billboard in February 1994.

Rolling Stoneonce ranked “Nutshell” one of the 10 saddest songs of all time, noting that the song “took on a new meaning after the singer Layne Staley died tragically at a young age.”

“When you listen to this song today, it's impossible not to think about his death, and lines like ‘I'd feel better dead’ are positively chilling,” the outlet shared. “This ballad was never a single, and it sounds unlike their famous works from this period, but it touched a nerve with fans …it's a wonderful tribute to the spirit and resolve of Staley.”

In June 1994, Staley told Hit Parader that the Alice in Chains bandmates hadn’t planned to record an acoustic EP with Jar of Flies. Instead, they just experimented in the studio after a long run on the road.

“We just wanted to go into the studio for a few days with our acoustic guitars and see what happened,” Staley explained in the interview. “We never really planned on the music we made at that time to be released. But the record label heard it, and they really liked it. It was more their idea to release it than it was ours. For us, it was just the experience of four guys getting together in the studio and making some music.”

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Staley died in 2002 at age 34 of an accidental drug overdose. While Alice in Chains is best known for heavier grunge anthems such as “Man in the Box” and “Would,” the acoustic “Nutshell” is the song that bandmate Mike Inez best remembers Staley for.

“I think the No. 1 for me is ‘Nutshell,” Inez told Revolver magazine in 2015. “Layne was very honest with his songwriting. And in 'Nutshell,' he really put everything in a nutshell for everybody. That song still gets me choked up whenever I play it. I get a little teary-eyed, and sometimes when we're doing the arena runs, especially, they'll have some video footage of Layne. And I look and see me and [bandmates] Jerry [Cantrell] and Sean [Kinney] looking the wrong way. We're not looking at the audience; we're looking back at Layne, and it's pretty cool that there's still that song for us. Yeah, it's just a sad thing.”

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Every year, without fail, the start of June rolls around, and I start stressing about what to get my dad for Father's Day. It's not that the man doesn't have interests—he does—but figuring out how to factor them into an affordable gifthe'll actually use is another story. So I go back to that old idea that everybody has to eat, right? And with that in mind, I try to treat my dad to some gourmet items he would probably never buy for himself.

Usually it's a box of fancy steaks from one of the several delivery companies that specialize in that kind of thing, like Omaha Steaks. But this year I spotted a really sleek snack-filled basket at Costco that feels super appropriate for the occasion.

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Costco's Wine Country Father's Day Gourmet Gift Tote is packed with bites from all over the world. There are Le Preziose Blackberry & Raspberry Fruit Jellies, Meliora Garlic & Herb Bruschette and Panearte Limoncelli Cookies from Italy, among other things. Representing the U.S., there's Napa Valley Stone Ground Mustard and The Bakery at Barnham Hill Cranberry Waffle Cookies. Plus, you'll find goodies from Sri Lanka, Spain, Ukraine, Peru and Poland. When you add it all up, you get 16 pieces in this gift set, including a tote-style basket with handles you can use for storage later.

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Here's the thing: Father's Day gifting gets a lot easier once you stop asking what dads like and start remembering what weirdly specific thing he mentioned 14 times over the past year. The best gifts usually live in those small details.

Start by thinking about how he spends his time, not just his title. Is he the guy who has turned grilling into a personality trait? Does he text weather updates from his garden? Is he always tinkering in the garage, obsessing over coffee, planning trips, or talking about birds at the feeder now? Those clues are your roadmap.

Because with dads, it's really more about the thought behind the gift than the actual gift itself. Unless you're gifting him a Ferrari or something, in which case, wow, good for you. Otherwise, look to the little stuff that's going to make him smile, or just feel good that you were clearly listening when he mentioned something a few months ago.

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Not everyone meets the love of their life in their twenties. For some people, the timing works differently. They spend years building careers, discovering who they are, healing from past relationships, or learning what they truly need from a partner. Interestingly, people born in certain months often seem more comfortable taking the longer road to lasting love. Here are four birth months that frequently attract their soulmate later in life, according to expert astrologer MaKayla McRae.

Which Birth Months Are Most Likely to Find Soulmate Love Later in Life?

Check for your birth month. Meeting your soulmate later in life is not a setback; rather, it can be an advantage. January, April, August, and November-born individuals often gain wisdom, confidence, and self-awareness through life's experiences. When love finally arrives, they are more likely to recognize it, appreciate it, and build something that lasts.

January

People born in January tend to approach life with patience and purpose. They are often focused on long-term goals and rarely rush into major commitments. Because they hold themselves and others to high standards, they may spend years waiting for a relationship that feels genuinely right.

Whether you're a determined Capricorn or independent Aquarius, January-born individuals often value stability over excitement. Their soulmate usually appears when they have already built the life they want and are ready to share it with someone special.

April

April-born people are passionate, adventurous, and energetic. In their younger years, they chase experiences rather than permanence. Relationships can teach them important lessons, but they may not settle down until they have fully explored their ambitions and personal growth.

Whether you're an active Aries or practical Taurus, April personalities tend to know exactly what they want once maturity sets in. When they finally meet their soulmate, the connection often feels effortless because they have already figured out who they are.

August

August-born individuals naturally attract attention, but finding a true soulmate can take longer than others expect. They are confident, ambitious, and often focused on creating a meaningful life before committing to a lifelong partnership.

Whether you're a charismatic Leo or a thoughtful Virgo, people born in August usually seek depth rather than convenience. They may have several relationships that help refine their understanding of love before meeting the person who truly aligns with their values and vision for the future.

November

People born in November are known for their emotional depth and strong intuition. Because they don't easily trust others with their hearts, any meaningful relationships they have will develop slowly. Rather than settling for a connection that feels incomplete, they prefer to wait.

Whether you're an intense Scorpio or adventurous Sagittarius, November-born individuals often experience profound personal growth throughout adulthood. Their soulmate tends to arrive when they are emotionally prepared to embrace vulnerability and commitment. By that point, they recognize the difference between temporary attraction and genuine lifelong compatibility.

Nancy Meyers is delighting fans with a candid photo of the late Diane Keaton from filming 'Something's Gotta Give.'

"A long time ago… Me and Diane listening to Jack [Nicholson] while shooting 'Something’s Gotta Give' in Paris," she wrote of the behind-the-scenes image where the actress and the director were sitting next to each other, facing Nicholson.

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Keaton, who died of pneumonia in October of last year, played mom to Amanda Peet and navigated budding, but accidental, romances with Nicholson and Keanu Reeves in the 2003 film. The actors and Meyers were in Paris since Keaton's character travels to the city to celebrate her birthday there and Nicolson's and Reeves' characters show up unexpectedly.

"My favorite movie of all time," one wrote. "I’ve watched it probably more than 100 times @nmeyers. Thank you for your beautiful films. They stay in our hearts forever."

"When I feel down, I watch 'Something’s Gotta Give' and it makes me feel better!!" another added. "Can never thank you enough for this movie!!"

"The bit with the reading glasses was such a sweet touch at the end," a third said. "Man I miss Diane’s crying laugh!"

Additionally, celebrity friend Ina Garten also chimed in, saying the photo is "such a special memory that you'll always have."

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This isn't the first time Meyers has posted a photo of Keaton. As the news of her death broke and social media tributes poured in for the 'Annie Hall' actress, Meyers took to her own Instagram with a heartfelt post.

"As a movie lover, I’m with you all - we have lost a giant. A brilliant actress who time and again laid herself bare to tell our stories," she wrote. "As a woman, I lost a friend of almost 40 years - at times over those years, she felt like a sister because we shared so many truly memorable experiences. As a filmmaker, I’ve lost a connection with an actress that one can only dream of." 

Keaton, who was a mom of two, was also remembered this past Mother's Day when her daughter Dexter shared a heartbreaking message on Instagram.

 "I miss you more than words can say," she wrote. "Missing her voice, her hugs, her presence, and everything that made her home. I love you, Mom."

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What is now considered one of the most iconic love songs of the 1980s nearly belonged to two other music powerhouses.

The death of soul singer Peabo Bryson on June 2, 2026, offers an opportunity to revisit one of his most beloved songs, the romantic duet "Tonight, I Celebrate My Love" with Roberta Flack. While the pair made the track an enduring classic, they were not the artists originally envisioned to bring it to life.

The song, written by legendary songwriters Gerry Goffin and Michael Masser, was initially envisioned for Diana Ross before later being pitched to Barbra Streisand. Flack, who had previously recorded several of Masser's songs, including "After You," "Independent Man," and "Stay With Me," encouraged him to allow her to record the tune.

According to a story written by the Tennessee Jazz and Blues Society, Flack told Masser, “He said he was going to give it to Barbra Streisand, and I told him I think I can sing that.”

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With Bryson, Flack recorded one of the most enduring romantic duets of the 1980s. Their natural vocal chemistry transformed the track into a timeless classic.

He told SAC Cultural Hub, "My affection for Roberta goes back to when she would seek me out to do anything with me.  I mean, I was no one, and she was adamant about seeking me out."  

"She’s a nurturer, a teacher by nature. After twenty minutes with Roberta in a room, you feel like you can conquer the world. She’s one of the most inspiring human beings I’ve ever been around."

"Tonight, I Celebrate My Love" was included on Bryson and Flack's duets album Born To Love in 1983. The song would skyrocket to No. 16 on the Billboard Top 100, remaining on the charts for an astonishing 29 weeks in 1983. Additionally, the song reached No. 4 on Billboard’s U.S. adult contemporary chart.

The Telegraph included the tune on their list of one of the 50 Best Love Songs of the 1980s. The soap opera Days of Our Lives used the song to soundtrack the romance of one of its most enduring supercouples, Bo Brady (Peter Reckell) and Hope Williams (Kristian Alfonso), cementing its pop culture success.

With Peabo Bryson having died at age 75 from complications of a stroke and Roberta Flack passing away on February 24, 2025, following cardiac arrest, "Tonight, I Celebrate My Love" now serves as a lasting reminder of their remarkable musical legacy.

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When it comes to outfitting your kitchen with cookware essentials, there’s a handful of pieces you can always count on. And while a quality set of pots and pans is a great place to start, few pieces can match the convenience of a dependable slow cooker.

Ideal for everything from weeknight dinners to potlucks and family gatherings, slow cookers take a lot of the stress out of cooking, which is why they’re a favorite among home chefs. And as luck would have it, you can snag a large 7-quart Crock-Pot from Sam’s Club right now and instantly level up your cookware collection. Even better, this $60 stoneware workhorse is easy to use and travel-friendly, making it a practical addition to any kitchen.

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Designed to not only whip up your favorite one-pot recipes but also take them wherever you go, the Crock-Pot 7-Quart Cook & Carry Programmable Large Slow Cooker is truly an irreplaceable find you'll reach for time and time again. At the moment, you can snag it in a timeless oat milk cream colorway accented by stylish white trim, a digital countdown display and a travel-friendly lockable glass lid.

Adding to its charm, your $60 purchase also includes an insulated thermal bag that helps keep food warm during transport, bringing an added layer of convenience to an appliance already designed to simplify mealtime. Even better, it features programmable controls that allow you to customize cook times from 30 minutes to 20 hours, an auto-warm setting that keeps food at the ideal serving temperature and large, sturdy handles for easy lifting from room to room.

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As for those who have already tried it for themselves, there's no shortage of rave reviews online praising this model as a dependable kitchen companion. Not only does its 7-quart capacity make it large enough to serve more than nine people at a time, but its removable stoneware bowl and glass lid are both dishwasher-safe and oven-safe, making meal prep and cleanup a total breeze.

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“My old crock pot was about 30 years old, although still in working order,” one fan wrote in a review. “This one is way better, heating the soup much more quickly and keeping the food at an even temperature. The best part is the locking lid,” they added, while noting that it really came in handy for “safe transport.”

Others highlighted many of the same benefits, with one shopper praising it for being “easy to program” and commending the carrying bag as being “perfect for keeping it hot.”

“Sam's Club never disappoints with their small appliances including this great Crock pot,” another customer raved. “It's so pretty and large enough for big portions to freeze or take to a pot luck. The programmable feature is a big plus,” they added. “I also love the locking lid and bonus carrying case.”

As far as practical and affordable kitchen upgrades go, this 7-quart Crock-Pot truly takes the cake. And with summer on the horizon, it could be just the thing you need to make upcoming cookouts and family gatherings a whole lot easier to cook for. Don’t miss your chance to add it to your collection, though, because finds like this at Sam's Club tend to sell out fast.

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While spring is all about those first buds pushing through, summer is when plants are fuller, brighter, and ready to be enjoyed. Even though most of the growing happens outdoors, it doesn’t take much to bring that energy inside. If you’ve been looking for an easy way to add seasonal charm to your space, the Mainstays Strawberry Ceramic Vase is a fun option.

Just $11 at Walmart, it’s perfect for holding garden clippings, grocery-store bouquets, or even standing alone as a decorative accent, instantly freshening up a countertop, coffee table, or nightstand. It also taps right into the strawberry craze that’s everywhere this season, from kitchen decor to table settings, adding a playful, on-trend touch to your home.

Mainstays Strawberry Ceramic Vase, $11 at Walmart

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Crafted from durable dolomite ceramic, this vase is shaped to resemble a plump, freshly picked strawberry, complete with softly rounded contours that mimic the natural curves of the fruit. The surface is dotted with seed-like indentations for added texture and realism, while the glossy finish gives it a polished, almost candy-like sheen.

A wide opening provides enough room for a small bouquet of fresh flowers, dried stems, or faux arrangements, while the sculptural silhouette keeps the vase visually interesting even when displayed empty. It can also be used to hold everyday items like pencils, pens, or makeup brushes. Measuring approximately 6 inches tall and wide, it has a compact yet substantial presence that feels eye-catching without taking up too much space on a table, shelf, or countertop.

Its whimsical design taps directly into the ongoing fruit-decor trend, making it an easy fit for styling moments that feel playful but still intentional. It works especially well in cottagecore kitchens layered with vintage-inspired linens, farmhouse wood accents, and fresh florals, or in grandmillennial spaces where patterned wallpaper, chinoiserie, and collected ceramics already set a nostalgic tone. In more retro-inspired interiors, it pairs naturally with chrome details, bold color palettes, and kitschy accessories, while in colorful maximalist homes it blends right into layered shelving, mixed textures, and statement decor vignettes.

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Shoppers gushed over this “adorable” and “darling” vase in the reviews section, saying that the colors are “very vivid” and the ceramic is high quality. One reviewer wrote that “the size is perfection,” adding that “you can easily fit a standard-sized bouquet in this vase.”

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Don’t miss out — shop the under-$15 Mainstays Strawberry Ceramic Vase at Walmart and take part in this summer’s juiciest home decor trend! 

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