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Singer Charlie Puth and wife Brooke Sansone have officially announced the arrival of their first child by posting some super-adorable photos. According to Puth and Sansone's cross-posted Instagram, the baby arrived March 13, 2026, and also has a very sing-able name: It's Jude! Jude Crawford Puth, his dad shared in a separate story.

If you couldn't guess, Puth is a bigtime fan of The Beatles, and he's cited them several times as an influence on his work. He publicly discussed the influence of their song "Yellow Submarine." And he also pointed out some fun "imperfections" in their song "Hey Jude" while making the case that AI can never truly replace human-made music.

The photos of baby Jude and family are captioned: "Hey Jude 🩵 3.13.26" and include a full carousel of the new family's first 10 days together.

The photo lineup chronicling Jude's arrival include a few delicious newborn closeups and a very lovely sparkly "J" necklace (was this a new mama gift?), as well a precious shot of new dad Charlie giving Jude a bottle in a sunny room. There's also a shot of the proud parents' collection of Polaroids from Jude's first days. These include a lovely Polaroid of the new mom, some shots with loved ones, and a shot with handwriting that says, "He drank over 30ML of formula! A new record. 3/14/2026."

One other noteworthy shot shows Puth holding up his phone over baby Jude in a hospital bassinet and reads: "Playing Jude 'In My Life' by the Beatles 3/14/26."

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Puth and Sansone announced the pregnancy in October 2025 via Puth's "Changes" music video. Check it out around the 2:28 mark.

Big congrats to the lucky new parents. There's, no doubt, going to be a lot of music in this kid's life. In fact, there already is.

Related: Anna Kournikova and Enrique Iglesias Reveal Baby #4's Name With a New Siblings Photo

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Good Morning America's Sam Championhas been under the weather recently. The popular meteorologist recently shared a health update from his hospital bed to let fans know what is going on and ultimately, that he will be just fine.

On Sunday, Mar. 22, Champion shared a photo of himself looking cheerful as he waved to the camera while relaxing in a hospital gown, hooked up to monitors. The message he wrote has since been updated.

In the caption, he wrote, "Thank you Dr. Stam Lerakis and Dr.sharma and the WONDERFUL team of nurses at @mountsinaimedicalcenter Fuster Heart Hospital ! Many of you know I had a nuclear stress test last Thursday. And we found some things that needed to be taken care of so today. I went in to the cardiac catheterization laboratory….. and we took care of it. Thanks to these procedures. I am well and expected to make a full recovery.❤️"

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The health update came after Champion initially shared a photo of himself in a hospital bed on his Instagram Stories, understandably worrying his faithful fans. This isn't the first time he has kept everyone updated during a health scare. Previously, Champion shared images after dealing with a skin cancer scare and used his experience to warn others.

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The fan-favorite weatherman's hospital stay came just days after he and his Good Morning America co-stars took a trip south to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, for a special beachside broadcast that had them enjoying local culture and shooting segments from Ipanema beach.

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Champion shared openly about the trip, giving fans a close-up look at the incredible views from the hotel, walks on the beach alongside Robin Roberts, the gondolas that take tourists above the scenery for an incredible view, and a peek at the massive Christ the Redeemer statue that overlooks Rio de Janeiro.

Now, it's time for the Kentucky native to rest up and recover from his recent procedures so we can see him back in action on the ABC morning show.

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Sometimes it's the smallest details that have the biggest impact. A pair of sparkling earrings is a great example. They may be demure, but they can elevate your entire look in a literal flash. Whether you're dressing for a special occasion or just slipping into jeans and a sweater, a little shimmer from a pair of Anne Klein Pave Crystal Drop Earrings can add the perfect little flourish to complete your outfit.

Today is the day to nab these stunners because they are an incredible price at Macy's right now. While they retail for $20, you can pick them up for just $18 for a limited time. Available in both gold- and silver-tone finishes, they look more like fine jewelry — but at a fraction of the cost.

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The drop measures just under half an inch, which is a flattering length that nicely catches the light, but won't overpower the rest of your look. Each earring features a "light and sparkly" cushion-cut cubic zirconia stone framed by pave crystal accents. The effect is bright and radiant, with a multidimensional appearance that complements everything from little black dresses to crisp white button-down shirts.

They're as practical as they are gorgeous, with a simple leverback closure for easy wear. The style also ensures that they'll stay on comfortably throughout whatever your day or night might bring. Whether you're spinning around on the dance floor or enjoying a casual dinner with friends, you can be confident they won't budge.

Reviewers were especially thrilled with their versatility. "Really pretty earrings that I bought to wear for a wedding," one person said. "They're beautiful and classic — they look like diamonds!" 

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Another person added, "Great buy! They're the perfect size for everyday wear. You can wear them with any outfit."

Striking the perfect balance, these Anne Klein Pave Crystal Drop Earrings are just as brilliant as they appear. And at this amazing price, you can pick up both finishes if you can't quite decide between the two!

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After more than two decades of family fun, the Andretti Thrill Park has officially shut its doors, leaving us with a reminder of how quickly the theme park landscape is changing.

Located in Melbourne, Florida, the park had been a staple for locals and tourists since opening in 1999. Known for its go-kart tracks, mini golf, arcade games, and family-friendly rides, it offered a more laid-back, affordable alternative to Florida’s mega-resorts. 

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Andretti’s getting closed down before I even went and I been next door for about 5 years is crazy 😂🤦🏾‍♂️.#melbourneflorida

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The closure wasn’t due to lack of popularity, if anything, the opposite. The park was still financially viable, with strong sales and steady attendance. However, after 27 years, the property had simply aged. Maintenance costs were rising, and the land itself had become far more valuable than the park operating on it. 

Ultimately, the decision came down to real estate economics. The 16+ acre site will be redeveloped into housing, including hundreds of apartment units aimed at meeting growing demand in the area. “It’s simply that the facility is 27 years old. It requires a lot of maintenance, and it was time to look at what the future holds,” said Eddie Hamann, the owner of Andretti Thrill Park.

It’s a bittersweet ending: a profitable business closing not because it failed, but because the land beneath it became too valuable to ignore.

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A Bigger Trend in Theme Park Closures

Unfortunately, the shutdown of Andretti Thrill Park isn’t an isolated case, but rather a part of a broader trend reshaping the amusement industry.

Across the U.S., smaller regional parks are increasingly being sold off or repurposed. In California, the major park California Great America is already slated to close by 2027 after its land was sold for redevelopment. 

The pattern is clear:

• Aging parks face rising maintenance costs
• Land values increase, especially in fast-growing regions
• Developers step in with more profitable alternatives

In short, nostalgia doesn’t always beat real estate.

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Andretti Thrill Park in Melbourne closes after 27 years #Florida #Andretti #Melbourne #ThrillPark #Closed

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What made Andretti Thrill Park special wasn’t massive roller coasters or cutting-edge tech, it was accessibility. It was the kind of place families could visit for a few hours instead of committing to an expensive, multi-day vacation. With attractions like go-karts, laser tag, and mini golf, it catered to a wide range of ages without the overwhelming scale of larger parks. 

For many families on Florida’s Space Coast, it was a go-to spot for birthdays, weekend outings, and school trips.  Its closure leaves a gap, not just in entertainment options, but in the kind of casual, local fun that big theme parks don’t always provide.

What Tourists Can Do Instead

If you’re visiting Florida and looking for similar experiences, you still have plenty of options, especially if you want that same mix of casual fun and family-friendly attractions.

1. Go-Kart & Indoor Entertainment Centers: Andretti-branded indoor karting locations still operate across the U.S., offering a more modern version of the same experience, with racing, arcades, and interactive games. 

2. Classic Florida theme parks: If you’re willing to go bigger, destinations like Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando Resort offer world-class rides, but at a higher cost and time commitment.

3. Smaller local attractions: Mini golf courses, beachside arcades, and family entertainment centers are scattered across Florida’s coastlines.

4. Non-theme park activities: Florida’s appeal goes far beyond rides. From beaches to wildlife tours, many travelers are now mixing traditional attractions with more relaxed experiences. 

Related: 6 Abandoned Theme Parks That Are More Popular Now Than When They Were Open

The closure of Andretti Thrill Park highlights a growing reality: even beloved attractions aren’t immune to changing economics.

As land values rise and consumer expectations evolve, smaller parks are increasingly disappearing or transforming. But while one chapter ends, Florida remains one of the most dynamic travel destinations in the world.

As much as we want to finish every single book in the world, there are some that have to be added to the “DNF” pile. That’s “Did Not Finish” pile, in case you’re new to reading. While there will be some out there who say it’s never okay to not finish a book, it totally is!

The problem for Goodreads users is that there wasn’t an easy way to mark a book as “DNF,” and it’s something that everyone has been asking for. At long last, the shelf has been added.

Goodreads Finally Adds a ‘DNF’ Shelf

Like you would add a book to the “Want to Read,” “Reading,” and “Read” shelves, it is now possible to add to a “DNF” shelf. This is being rolled out slowing, and Goodreads says that if you don’t see it just yet, you will shortly. It only added on my account in the last couple of days, despite the roll-out starting on March 12, 2026.

It is more specifically titled “Did Not Finish,” making it clear to everyone who is new to the system or to the reading lingo in general. The best thing is that you can update your progress, so you know when exactly you put the book down. If you do want to pick it up again at a later date and try to get through it, you’ll know either where to pick up from or where you need to get past to see if it gets any better.

It will even be possible to customize your Reading Challenges. As long as you have an updated progress on the book, these will count toward your reading goals, so you don’t need to feel like you’ve wasted your time.

Customized Lists Will Be Folded Into the ‘Did Not Finish’ Shelf

For years, readers have had to create their own custom shelf for books that they haven’t finished. Goodreads understands how time consuming that is, so it’s decided to fold any of those custom-created shelves that make sense to the system into the “Did Not Finish” shelf.

Goodreads shares that the following will be automatically folded in: “did-not-finish,” “dnf,” “abandoned,” “unfinished,” “didn-t-finish,” and “dropped.” Anything else you may need to move across automatically.

This is a gradual roll-out, but it is coming! Make sure you have the most updated version of the app.

Patio season is well on its way. Soon enough, the cold beverage of your choosing in hand, and you will be basking in the sunshine. Make patio season even easier to enjoy by bringing the vibes to your home. Right now, World Market helps you do just that and is selling a charming three-piece outdoor dining set. Even better, it's absolutely perfect for small spaces.

Available in either black or brown finishes, World Market's Monterey Bay Wood and Rope Nesting 3-Piece Outdoor Dining Set is absolutely beautiful. Its nesting design makes it perfect for small spaces such as an apartment balcony. The dining set's two nautical rope-woven tub chairs slide right underneath the table for easy and seamless storage.

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Monterey Bay Wood and Rope Nesting 3-Piece Outdoor Dining Set, $699.99 at World Market

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When it comes to the style of this dining set, it's giving boho vibes. The table and frame of the chairs are constructed from eucalyptus wood. Meanwhile, the chairs feature nautical rope and polyester cushions, making these chairs a cozy place to sit. The cushions are also removable. This way, you can take them off if desired or in the event of inclement weather.

Related: IKEA Is Selling Outdoor String Lights That Add So Much Whimsical Charm to Any Patio

Customers love this three-piece nesting dining set, giving it an average rating of five stars on World Market's website.

"Smart, stylish seating for small outdoor spaces," said one fan in a five-star review on World Market's website. "Surprisingly comfortable for a compact set. The nesting design is ideal for small balconies, and the look works with many styles. Assembly takes patience but pays off."

"I purchased this for our front deck seating area. It's perfect! It's larger than I expected and I can serve an entire meal for two with plates and glasses on it, no problem. I appreciate the cushions are not attached so I can take those off at night, during inclement weather or for folks with shorter legs (so our feet touch the ground). The nesting is the best part! So compact," said another happy World Market customer in a five-star review on WorldMarket.com.

You can find this outdoor nesting dining set on World Market's website and in select stores.

Related: IKEA Is Selling a Pair of Sleek Blue Nesting Tables for Your Patio, and They're Space-Saving Perfection

Pamela Anderson's son, Brandon Thomas Lee, is so handsome.

Lee, 29, who is Anderson's son with former Motley Crue drummer Tommy Lee, can be spotted hanging out with his stunning mother, 58, in a new video for her skincare line, Sonsie Skin. Anderson, of course, looks younger than ever in the video, so we're guessing her skincare routine is pretty legitimate! The actress, who rose to stardom on Baywatch and earned critical acclaim for her role in The Last Showgirl, has gained popularity for ditching makeup these days. Sporting a bare face and knee-high boots, the blonde beauty sits next to her handsome son as they read reviews from her skincare line.

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Last year, Anderson launched And-Her-Sons Productions, a production company alongside her sons. (She's also the mom to Dylan Jagger Lee.) Deadline reported that the group will bring one of Anderson's most iconic characters, Barb Wire, back to life in a TV series from UCP and Dark Horse Entertainment. Originally based on Dark Horse Comics’ 1990s comic book character, the series will serve as the company’s first project.

On his Instagram page, Lee shared how excited he was to bring the character his mother brought to the big screen back to life.

"Barb has become an iconic, celebrated character and we are thrilled to partner with Universal and Dark Horse to give her a second chance on-screen.  ‘Barb Wire’ was my mother’s first lead role in a major feature and the perfect project to launch my family’s And-Her-Sons production company. We are committed to Barb’s legacy and ensuring she gets the moment she deserves. DON’T CALL ME BABE!" he wrote.

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Yes! Anderson made it clear back in December that she really was romantically involved with Liam Neeson, her beloved co-star in the new installment of The Naked Gun. However, she made it clear that their romance didn't come until the cameras were turned off.

“If you must know, Liam and I were romantically involved for a short while but only after we finished filming,” she told PEOPLE, noting that the duo spent an “intimate week” together at his home in upstate New York. “I had my own room. Our assistants both came; even family stopped by.”  

Related: Pamela Anderson Shares Personal Note on International Women's Day

In recent days, passengers at major U.S. airports have seen a new, unexpected federal presence. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents have begun appearing in terminals at airports like Hartsfield‑Jackson Atlanta International Airport, John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York, Newark Liberty International Airport near New York and airports in Phoenix and New Orleans. This move is happening as Transportation Security Administration (TSA) staffing has sharply declined because of a partial federal government shutdown. Many TSA officers are working without pay and some are staying home because they cannot afford to work without being paid.

President Donald Trump announced the deployment as a response to long security lines and staffing shortages. Officials say ICE agents will assist by performing support functions, such as crowd management, line control and checking identification at the exits of secure areas. They will work alongside TSA officers to keep lines moving.

Travelers checking in for flights this week may notice uniformed federal agents in places where they do not normally work. One Reddit poster said they saw about ten officers at a security checkpoint earlier Monday morning, though “they are definitely not acting in any TSA related role — literally just standing around, which makes sense because they are not trained to do that.”

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Why This Matters to Travelers

For people who fly frequently, this shift creates both practical concerns and emotional responses. Even with ICE personnel present, long waits for airline security persist. Major airports are advising travelers to arrive up to four hours early because staffing gaps for screened checkpoints remain, and no immediate fix has materialized that would speed up the security process.

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TSA officers are trained specifically for aviation security. TSA screeners spend months learning how to detect explosives, weapons and other threats designed to evade airport security systems, and they receive ongoing instruction and certification unique to airport checkpoints. In contrast, ICE agents are trained primarily for immigration enforcement and related law enforcement duties. While some ICE career tracks include multi‑month federal law enforcement courses, many recruits complete shorter programs focused on immigration law, removal operations and related enforcement work rather than aviation threat detection.

Related: Flying During a Shutdown? This TSA Tool Can Help You Plan Ahead

Security Risk or Temporary Solution?

This move is controversial among airline staff, security experts and civil liberties organizations. Here are perspectives that matter to people who travel:

Security Experts Warn Against Blurring Roles

Airport security is traditionally handled by TSA because of its specialized training and focus on aviation threats. Critics argue that stationing law enforcement officers who are not trained in aviation screening could divert attention from the core mission of detecting prohibited items and maintaining consistency in process. The TSA Workers Union, representing screeners themselves, has been a leading voice on this concern.

Officials Say ICE Agents Will Not Replace TSA Functions

Tom Homan, a senior immigration official, said that the agents will be positioned where they can help relieve TSA of non‑screening duties so that trained screeners can remain focused on security. This includes tasks such as managing lines or monitoring exits, not operating security technology or making decisions about whether an item is permitted in carry‑on luggage.

Critics Raise Civil Liberties Concerns

Some civil liberties advocates worry that travelers might be uncertain about their rights when interacting with immigration agents in airports. In reaction to the deployment plan, civil liberties groups have openly criticized the move. The American Civil Liberties Union released a statement expressing concern that deploying ICE to airport terminals could blur lines between immigration enforcement and passenger screening, potentially creating confusion and leading to rights concerns for travelers.

Related: What Is the Fastest Way to Get Through the TSA Today?

What Travelers Can Expect in the Coming Days

Right now, ICE agents are being deployed as a temporary response to a funding impasse that has affected TSA staffing. Travelers should be prepared for the following:

• Security wait times are still longer than normal. Arrive early and check airline notices before leaving for the airport.
• ICE agents may be visible in terminals, particularly near exits and crowd control areas. They are not currently replacing TSA screeners at checkpoints.
• Be aware of your rights. If approached by law enforcement about immigration status, understand your legal rights and do not assume a security screening role.
• Watch for policy changes. Because this situation is tied to ongoing political negotiations over funding and department priorities, operational roles could change quickly.

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For travelers, this moment is a reminder that airport operations are highly complex systems. When one part of that system is strained, even well‑intended fixes can have broader impacts on how people experience travel and how comfortable they feel moving through secure spaces.

The York family is in freefall. Between Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s February arrest, the virtual disappearance of Sarah Ferguson and whispered allegations that Princess Beatrice’s marriage to Edoardo Mapelli Mozziis on the rocks, the York’s are currently living through the kind of scrutiny that would break most people.

The rumor mill went into overdrive following a Mail on Sundayreport alleging a growing "distance" between the couple. The narrative was almost too convenient: a property developer husband constantly jetted off to Florida, a princess laying low in London, and the shadow of a family scandal that refuses to dim. However, those closest to "Bea and Edo" aren't buying the split rumors.

The reality of the alleged distance seems to be more logistical than emotional, but in the royal world, perception is everything. As the CEO of Banda Property, Edoardo has been clocking serious air miles lately, with recent stints on Fisher Island and Palm Beach. Meanwhile, Beatrice has been holding down the fort in London with their young children, Sienna and Athena.

"The only thing Bea and Edo are navigating are their busy jobs and looking after their children!" a friend of the couple told HELLO!. "Recent reports that things aren't good between them are not true at all. The only distance between them recently has been physical distance because of work!"

The outlet points to the couple's recent outing at Eel Sushi Bar in Notting Hill. They spent two hours inside before being picked up in a Porsche, a quiet signal that while the world outside is in chaos, their home life remains intact.

While the marriage may be solid, the personal crisis Beatrice and her sister, Eugenie, are facing is mounting. Since their father was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office, the sisters have become collateral damage. Sources suggest that Edoardo, whose luxury brand relies on an image of impeccable taste, has been desperate to keep his business insulated from the fallout at Royal Lodge.

It is a difficult balance to strike. Beatrice was seen riding through Windsor with her disgraced father just days before his official exile, a move that signaled her personal loyalty remains unshaken, even as her public role shrinks.

The fallout is already showing up on the royal calendar. Beatrice and Eugenie, who have long been staples of the royal rhythm, are being phased out of the public calendar. Reports indicate that neither will appear in the carriage procession or the royal box at Ascot this June. For two women who have always bridged the gap between private citizens and "The Firm," this sudden invisibility sends a message from the Palace: you’re not invited..

Beatrice finds herself in an impossible position: the loyal daughter of a man in legal trouble, and the wife of a man building a global empire that cannot afford a scandal.

After weeks of speculation surrounding a key date in the Nancy Guthrie case, Sheriff Chris Nanos is setting the record straight.

Jan. 11 had briefly surfaced online as a possible point of significance, with unconfirmed reports that someone suspicious may have been seen in Guthrie's neighborhood on that evening. Some reports indicated that the masked individual on Guthrie's front stoop seen on Feb. 1, actually showed up at her home on Jan. 11, perhaps to do a trial run or to case the home. Moreover, there was some indication that the photos of the unidentified individual without a gun or backpack were taken on Jan. 11—three weeks before Guthrie's disappearance.

Now, Nanos is addressing the confusion directly, explaining why the date came up in the first place and what investigators want the public to understand moving forward.

Talking to NBC News correspondent Liz Kreutz, Nanos confirmed that Google initially said that the footage of the masked individual at Guthrie's home appeared to be take on Jan. 11 and in the overnight hours of Feb. 1. However, Google has walked back those comments, Nanos says.

"Google initially reported that date as a 'possibility' then later retracted the statement," Nanos said.

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Interestingly, the Guthrie family has asked the public, especially those living in the Tucson area, to look into the Jan. 11 date.

"We hope people search their memories, especially around the key timelines of Jan. 31 and the early morning hours of Feb.1, as well as the late evening of Jan. 11," the family's latest statement reads, in part.

Guthrie, 84, has been missing since Sunday, Feb. 1.

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Actress Angela Cartwright, who rose to fame over half a century ago as a child star in hits like The Sound of Music and Lost in Space, looked completely different from how fans might've remembered her as she was spotted in a rare outing in Los Angeles, Calif.

The 73-year-old, who was only 13 years old when she played Brigitta von Trapp in the beloved musical starring Julie Andrews that came out in 1965, was seen on a casual outing in the sunny city this past week.

In new photos, Cartwright wore a gray shift dress with a light green short-sleeved kimono-style jacket on top. She completed the outfit with bright tortoise shell sunglasses and chic sneakers as she cleaned her car.

Her long hair, now completely white compared to the dark brown color she had in The Sound of Music, was in an updo, and she had on some dangling earrings, a necklace, and a bracelet as well.

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Cartwright's biggest role is arguably Brigitta in The Sound of Music, with the actress playing one of the seven von Trapp children for whom Andrews' character Maria becomes a governess in Austria in the 1930s.

The musical film was a huge success and is still praised decades later. Along with Cartwright and Andrews, the cast also included Christopher Plummer, Eleanor Parker, Charmian Carr, Nicholas Hammond, Debbie Turner, and more.

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But The Sound of Music wasn't Cartwright's only memorable role, as she also played the character Penny Robinson in the hit sci-fi TV series Lost in Space, which aired from 1965 to 1968.

She had plenty of other exciting roles throughout the 1960s, 1970s, and into the '80s, starring in projects like The Danny Thomas Show, Make Room for Granddaddy, and Beyond the Poseidon Adventure, among others, before taking a step back from acting. Cartwright has made a few screen appearances here and there since then.

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Valerie Perrine, best known for her work on the Superman films, has died.

TMZ was first to report the news.

Her social media page revealed that she died at her home on Monday at the age of 82.

While a cause of death has yet to be announced, the tribute on her Instagram revealed that she "faced Parkinson’s disease with incredible courage and compassion, never once complaining" for more than 15 years.

"She was a true inspiration who lived life to the fullest—and what a magnificent life it was. The world feels less beautiful without her in it," it continued, with her family adding, "I love you, Valerie. I’ll see you on the other side. ❤️"

Her loved ones also requested donations for her funeral on a GoFundMe, as her "final wish is to be laid to rest at Forest Lawn Cemetery, but after more than 15 years of fighting Parkinson’s, her finances are exhausted. Let’s come together to make her last wish a reality—she truly deserves it."

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Perrine was best known for playing Eve Teschmacher, Lex Luthor's personal assistant and love interest in the 1978's Superman and 1980's Superman II, starring opposite the late Gene Hackman. The film's cast also included Christopher Reeve and Marlon Brando.

Prior to starring in the blockbuster superhero films, she snagged an Oscar, BAFTA and Golden Globe nomination for Best Supporting Actress for her portrayal of Honey Bruce in 1974's Lenny. She was also nominated for a Golden Globe for New Star of the Year for The Border in 1972.

While receiving significant recognition during her acting career in the 1970s and 1980s, she was known for her versatility in comedy and drama, appearing in projects such as What Women Want, Walker, Texas Ranger, Nash Bridges and many more.

Following the announcement of her death, the comment section of her social media post was flooded with prayers and condolences from fans.

Perrine's page remembered Hackman following his death in Feb. 2025. Alongside a still from the film, the caption read, "He was a genius and one of the greatest to grace the silver screen. I had the honor of working with Him on Superman. His performances are legendary. His talent will be missed.  Goodbye my sweet Lex. Till we meet again."

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If you’ve ever watched Yellowstone and wondered what it would be like to live on the Dutton Ranch, you’re not alone. It turns out, you can actually stay on the real-life Dutton Ranch because it's a real place.

The iconic ranch featured in the hit series is really called the Chief Joseph Ranch. It's a working cattle ranch tucked into Montana’s scenic Bitterroot Valley. When filming isn’t taking place, part of the property opens up to guests.

But stepping into John Dutton’s world doesn’t come cheap.

Guests can book one of two cabins seen on the show—including the one associated with Lee Dutton—for around $1,400 per night for up to four people.

A second cabin, tied to Rip Wheeler’s character, goes for even more, starting closer to $1,700 per night.

Both cabins include full kitchens, multiple bedrooms and sweeping views of the surrounding mountains and river.

The ranch isn’t a replica—it’s the actual filming location used for the Dutton family home throughout the series.

The main lodge, which serves as the Dutton house on-screen, is still privately owned and not open to the public, but guests staying in the cabins can experience the property up close—and even get access to parts of the set.

Even with its Hollywood fame, the property remains a functioning ranch when cameras aren’t rolling, owned and operated by the Libel family.

That mix of authenticity and pop culture appeal is a big part of why it’s become such a bucket-list destination.

Interest in the fictional locale has surged again as the Yellowstone universe continues to expand—including the upcoming spinoff Dutton Ranch.

For fans of the series (or anyone chasing that wide-open Montana escape) can book their stay now! The ranch is accepting reservations from March 15 through August 31, 2026.​

This is about as close as it gets to stepping inside the world of Yellowstone, as long as you can pay the price!

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There's nothing worse than ordering a Lyft and being hit with surge pricing. While a slight bump due to increased traffic on the road is understandable, sometimes it can feel like overkill. From a personal anecdote, a typical $80 ride almost cost me over $300 one day, and needless to say, the sticker shock definitely put the brakes on my plans. It's this kind of moving-target pricing that has more and more consumers feeling like they're nothing more than a number, and as goods and services continue to get more expensive, it doesn't look like things are going to change anytime soon. 

Especially as we continue to digitize our world and infuse AI into seemingly every facet of our lives, other companies are beginning to experiment with what it could look like if prices were less standardized and more dynamic. For example, McDonald's has started integrating AI-enabled menu boards at its restaurants to automatically update pricing based on factors such as consumer behavior, time of day, weather and local demand. That means you could pay more (or less) for your Big Arch depending on where you shop and when. 

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But McDonald's isn't the only company making the change to a digital-forward pricing model. Walmart just became the first retailer to implement digital pricing across all its stores nationwide, and some fear it will change the way we shop for good. The world's largest retailer announced plans to roll out the feature to all of its nearly 4,600 stores by the end of the year. Essentially, the usual paper price tags clipped to the shelves for each item will be replaced by a small digital screen that displays pricing in real time. 

Walmart Launches Digital Shelf Labels Nationwide

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According to Walmart, the move eliminates certain processes, freeing up associates to handle other tasks, such as helping customers or restocking inventory. On the one hand, it's a giant step in the right direction for efficiency, but on the other hand, Walmart's recent patent grants tell a slightly different story. In addition to rolling out digital shelf labels nationwide, the retailer also secured patents for dynamically and automatically updating item prices on its e-commerce platform, as well as one for using machine learning to predict product demand and recommend pricing. 

Related: The 10 Best Things to Buy at the Publix Deli, According to a Superfan

What Is Dynamic Pricing?

That means, like McDonald's or Lyft, you could end up paying a different price depending on consumer demand. Dynamic pricing isn't exactly new, though. You could consider the way a store marks down clearance items or reduces the price of close-out inventory as dynamic pricing. Even the way gas is priced could fall under that category. Supply and demand are inherently dynamic, and pricing typically follows suit. But the fear is that this new AI-driven technology will open the door for businesses to increase prices in a less practical way, creating an environment for potential price gouging. 

Notably, Walmart isn't the only grocer that uses digital labels, however. Kroger, Target and even some Aldi locations have been experimenting with the technology, and it's only a matter of time before the change becomes standard at those stores, too. With that in mind, some lawmakers have even put guardrails in place to help curb the possibility that the practice could get out of hand. New Mexico Senator Ben Ray Luján helped introduce the Stop Price Gouging in Grocery Stores Act, which aims to ban the use of digital shelf labels in any grocery store over 10,000 square feet. 

That would put companies like Walmart at a significant disadvantage, since most of their stores are nearly 200,000 square feet, or just over four acres. There are even some people calling for the tech to be banned outright until regulations and boundaries have been put in place. The reality is that change—especially on a scale like this—is like a freight train. It's already happening, and you can't exactly put the lightning back in the bottle.

As for your groceries, you probably shouldn't freak out about the price of your eggs mysteriously changing before your eyes (yet), but it's definitely something to keep on your radar as the way we spend our hard-earned cash continues to evolve. On the bright side, now is a perfect time to start your own edible garden that'll feed you and your community without the potential markup. For seeds, we recommend checking out Row 7.

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Sheinelle Jones' debut book is taking on a whole new meaning following the death of both her husband, Uche Ojeh, and her grandmother.

On Today, on Monday, the anchor shared that while the publishing process of her book 'Through Mom's Eyes' may have been a bit delayed, she proceeded, "in their honor," to bring the book, out on April 14, to fruition.

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"This was supposed to come out last spring, and the truth is my husband Uche got really sick while I was writing this and he pushed me to keep going," she said. "So I delayed this for a year after he passed because I wanted to be with him and the kids, but I promised him that I wouldn't give this up."

The book, which is a "a collection of life lessons shared by women who raised extraordinary people," according to Today.com, also heavily features Jones' late grandmother, she mentioned.

"These two people believed in me and believed in me most when I talked about this book," she said of her husband and grandmother while talking on the show. "You guys know I talk about Grandmama, she's a very active character in this book, she ended up passing seven months after Uche."

"What I have learned is that motherhood doesn't stop," she added. "Even in the hard times, and the wisdom in this book brought me comfort. So today I am moving forward in their honor, I can't wait to hit the road and share with you what I have learned."

Related: Sheinelle Jones Says Hoda Kotb's Advice Before 'Today' Announcement 'Changed Me'

Ojeh suffered from brain cancer, which led to Jones to step away from work to be with him leading up to his death in May of 2025. He was 45 years old.

After additional time off she returned to the morning show in the fall. At the end of 2025, it was announced that she'd be taking the full-time seat on the show's third hour alongside Jenna Bush Hager, after months of rotating guest hosts, in what is now Jenna & Sheinelle.

Her Jan. 12 debut as co-host followed the passing of her grandmother

“I know he’s looking down with your grandmother, who you also just recently lost—and they’re probably dancing to our new song and cheering you on,” Hager said at the time.

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The legal saga of Natalia Grace has entered a new and high-stakes chapter. On Friday, March 20, 2026, the subject of the viral 'real-life Orphan' mystery officially filed a defamation lawsuit against Disney and Hulu. The complaint centers on the scripted limited series Good American Family, which dramatizes the turbulent years Natalia spent with her adoptive parents, Kristine and Michael Barnett.

According to the filing, which Natalia submitted without a lawyer, the series creates a 'malicious and false' depiction of her character. The lawsuit alleges that the show, starring Ellen Pompeo and Mark Duplass, recycles debunked narratives from the early 2010s. Specifically, Natalia claims the production portrays her as a 'deceptive and dangerous adult sociopath,' a narrative that led to her being abandoned in an Indiana apartment as a child while her adoptive family moved to Canada.

The core of the legal argument rests on 'libel by implication.' Natalia’s team (and the documents she filed) suggests that while the series includes a standard fictionalization disclaimer, it does not clearly distinguish between documented facts and creative liberties. She argues that the show’s structure deliberately emphasizes the Barnetts' most sensational accusations, including claims that she attempted to harm the family, before presenting the evidence of the abuse and neglect she suffered at their hands.

For many viewers, this case is a reminder of the 2012 court order that legally changed Natalia’s age from 8 to 22, a ruling she has fought to overturn for over a decade. While the Barnetts were eventually acquitted of neglect charges in 2022 and 2023, subsequent medical testing and testimony from her biological mother in Ukraine have consistently supported Natalia’s claim that she was a minor during the events in question.

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The lawsuit seeks unspecified compensatory and punitive damages for intentional infliction of emotional distress. Natalia alleges that the global reach of the Hulu series has reignited public harassment, with people labeling her a 'scammer' and 'psycho' based on the show's dramatization. As true crime remains one of the most popular genres on streaming, this case highlights the growing tension between creative storytelling and the reputations of the real people involved. Neither Disney nor Hulu has issued a formal response to the filing as of Sunday evening.

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Valerie Perrine, the Oscar-nominated actress best known for her roles in Lenny and Superman, has died at the age of 82.

News of her passing was shared by those close to her, who confirmed that Perrine had been living with Parkinson’s disease for more than 15 years. While an official cause of death has not been separately detailed beyond her long health battle, her condition and its complications were a significant part of her later life.

In a heartfelt tribute, her longtime friend described her as someone who faced her illness
"with incredible courage and compassion," adding that she "never once complained" despite the challenges she endured.

Perrine rose to prominence in the 1970s, earning widespread acclaim for her role in Lenny, where she starred opposite Dustin Hoffman. Her performance earned her an Academy Award nomination for Best Actress and established her as a major talent in Hollywood.

She later became a household name for her role as Eve Teschmacher in Superman, appearing alongside Christopher Reeve. The role introduced her to a global audience and remains one of her most recognizable performances.

Though her on-screen appearances became less frequent over time, Perrine’s impact remains significant. From her critically acclaimed dramatic work to her role in one of the most iconic superhero films of all time, her performances continue to resonate.

In her final years, Perrine’s battle with Parkinson’s disease became more publicly known, with supporters helping raise awareness and funds for her care. According to those close to her, the long-term effects of the illness also impacted her financially.

A GoFundMe campaign has since been shared to help fulfill her final wish of being laid to rest at Forest Lawn Cemetery.

Did Valerie Perrine Have Children?

Perrine did not have any children. Throughout her life, she kept much of her personal life relatively private, focusing largely on her work and, in later years, her health.

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Character deaths aren’t always easy to handle, but fans of the Game of Thrones universe are used to them by now. That doesn’t mean we can’t see how they change the course of history within the universe, but there is one that stands out more than others. George R.R. Martin says that one particular death in The Hedge Knight, which A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms is based on, changed everything for Westeros.

While this was something Martin shared with Penguin Random House back in 2022, the discussion has come up again now that A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms Season 1 has finished airing. That death has happened, and we can see how it changes so much for the Seven Kingdoms.

Prince Baelor’s Death Isn’t So Minor in ‘The Hedge Knight’

Like on A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, during the novella The Hedge Knight, Prince Baelor fights for Ser Duncan the Tall. He goes up against his own family, believing that Dunk was doing the right thing when it came to protecting Tanselle. In the end, he suffered a fate he didn’t think would be likely — dying due to a hit to the head from his brother’s mace.

It was a distressing death, and it could have been much sadder on A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. There’s a line from the book that was left out in the TV series, and that may not have been the right thing to do.

However, it doesn’t change the fact that Baelor’s death changed everything in the world of Westeros. The heir to the Iron Throne had died.

George R.R. Martin Explains How the Death Changed Everything

Martin shares that he believes Prince Baelor could have made a “very strong and very competent king,” but he dies while defending “the honor of an insignificant hedge knight.” It does seem like something minor in an overall story, but we know that Duncan goes on to do amazing things. On Game of Thrones, we learn that he has four pages in the book of knights dedicated to him.

As Martin wraps up the question, he notes that the way history could have played out in Westeros would have been significantly different. He could have helped shape Westeros as a better world.

However, we do have to acknowledge that eventually, it’s Maekar’s line that ends up on the throne. If Baelor eventually died with no more sons, is it possible that history would have still eventually played out? Martin still believes that Baelor’s death was significant, and fans may feel that on A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms Season 2 as we felt it in The Sworn Sword, the second Dunk and Egg novella.

Our favorite unapologetic couple returns! Dutton Ranch—the newest Yellowstonespinoff series—premieres in May and will be available to watch on both Paramount+ and Paramount Network! The entire first season will be broadcast on Paramount Network with episodes airing weekly at 8 p.m. ET on Fridays. Read on for more about the series—including the full cast, premiere date and how to watch. Plus, check out first look images and watch the official trailer!

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What is 'Dutton Ranch' about?

As Beth and Rip fight to build a future together—far from the ghosts of Yellowstone—they collide with brutal new realities and a ruthless rival ranch that will stop at nothing to protect its empire. In South Texas, blood runs deeper, forgiveness is fleeting and the cost of survival might just be your soul. 

How many episodes are there in Season 1 of 'Dutton Ranch'?

There are nine episodes in the first season of Dutton Ranch.

When does 'Dutton Ranch' premiere?

Dutton Ranch premieres on Friday, May 15 with the first two episodes.

Where can I watch 'Dutton Ranch'?

Dutton Ranch will stream on Paramount+. Typically, new episodes drop on the streamer at 3 a.m. ET/12 a.m. PT on the day of release. The show will also air on the Paramount Network on May 15 at 8 p.m. ET, with episodes airing weekly thereafter.

What was the original 'Yellowstone' about?

The modern-day Western premiered in 2018 as a kickoff of sorts for the Paramount Network’s rebrand and hit a cultural nerve. Set in Montana, the series follows the trials and tribulations of the Dutton family, who control the largest contiguous cattle ranch in the U.S.

Created by Taylor Sheridan, Yellowstone stars Kevin Costner as patriarch John Dutton, a man trying to keep the ranch in the family as they clash with land developers, a neighboring Indian reservation and several other foes on their quest to protect their legacy.

What time period will 'Dutton Ranch' be set in?

Dutton Ranch will take place in the present day after the events in the series finale of Yellowstone.

Who's in the cast of 'Dutton Ranch'?Kelly Reilly as Beth Dutton

Back on Yellowstone, everything Beth used to do was either for her father or for Rip. Now that her father is gone—as well as the original Dutton Ranch—she is finally making a life for herself and Rip, the man who keeps her grounded and in check. The two took in an orphaned Carter (Finn Little) after his father died at the same hospital where he and Beth met.

The British Reilly embodies Beth so perfectly, it’s hard to believe she is not the unapologetic, unfiltered daughter of John Dutton. Reilly—who was typecast in comedic roles prior to taking on the role of Beth Dutton—has previously starred in the Sherlock Holmesmovies opposite Robert Downey Jr. as Mary, Watson’s (Jude Law) paramour and eventual wife. She also starred in Britannia and the second season of True Detective. She most recently starred in the British crime drama, Under Salt Marsh.

Cole Hauser as Rip Wheeler and Kelly Reilly as Beth Dutton

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Cole Hauser as Rip Wheeler

Rip may not say much but when he does, it’s either romantic or a hard truth. He’s one of the few people who isn’t afraid of Beth. In fact, he seems more amused by her than anything else. He isn’t too happy when Beth brings Carter home, but ultimately takes a shine to him.

Cole Hausercomes from an entertainment family—his dad is actor Wings Hauser, his uncle is actor Erich Hauser and his grandfather is director and producer Dwight Hauser. His mother—Cass Warner—founded the production company Warner Sisters and his great-grandfather was Harry Warner, one of the original founders of Warner Bros. Studios. His credits include the television series Rogue and films like 2 Fast 2 Furious and Olympus Has Fallen.

Related: Get to Know Cole Hauser’s Wife, Cynthia Daniel

Natalie Alyn Lind as Oreana and Finn Little as Carter

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Finn Little as Carter

What can you say about this little rapscallion? He befriended Beth when the two sat on a hospital bench waiting for progress reports on their respective fathers. When his dad dies and he is left an orphan, Beth eventually takes him in after he is picked up by the cops by telling them she’s his guardian.

Finn Little had a bit of a growth spurt between filming season 4 and 5 of Yellowstone. He’s barely recognizable from the young boy who first started on the show. The teenager now looks a bit like a young Rip Wheeler!

Related: Who Plays Carter on 'Yellowstone'? Was Actor Finn Little Replaced for Season 5?

Annette Bening as Beulah Jackson

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Annette Bening as Beulah Jackson

Annette Bening will play Beulah Jackson, the head of a rival ranching empire (maybe the 6666?). Bening is probably best known for her roles in The American President,Regarding Henry and American Beauty—the latter for which she received an Oscar nomination for Best Actress. She is a five-time Academy Award nominee, as well as a BAFTA and Golden Globe winner.

Kelly Reilly as Beth Dutton and Ed Harris as Everett McKinney

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Ed Harris as Everett McKinney

Harris is probably best known for his roles in Apollo 13, The Truman Show, and as the titular character in Pollock. More recently, he was probably best recognized as the husband to Oscar winner Amy Madigan. Harris' other credits include Top Gun: Maverick, Westworld, and Snowpiercer.

• Juan Pablo Raba as Joaquin
• Jai Courtney as Robbie Willis
• J.R. Villarreal as Azul
• Marc Menchaca as Zachariah
• Natalie Alyn Lind as Oreana

Will other Yellowstone characters and actors appear in the spinoff?

No word yet if we'll see some familiar faces from Yellowstone on the show. Perhaps we'll get a visit from Jimmy (Jefferson White) who works a ranch in Texas. We'll see if Kayce (Luke Grimes) will be able to take some time away from his job from the U.S. Marshals or if his job takes him down to Texas to see his favorite sister and perhaps make a stop in Tulsa!

Related: Everything You Need to Know About 'Yellowstone' Spinoff, 'Marshals' Featuring Luke Grimes as Kayce Dutton

If things don't work out with the new foreman, we may see some of the Bunkhouse Boys like Ryan (Ian Bohen), Walker (Ryan Bingham), Jake (Jake Ream) pop up looking for work. Perhaps Teeter (Jen Landon) will show up, though it's unlikely. Landon, who plays Teeter, recently landed a recurring role on Grey's Anatomy.

Where was Dutton Ranch filmed?

Dutton Ranch was filmed in the town of Ferris, Tex., and the surrounding areas. Ferris is about 20 miles south of Dallas.

Is there a trailer for Dutton Ranch?

Yes! Check out the first trailer for Dutton Ranch below.

Check out images from Dutton Ranch

Get a first look at Dutton Ranch in the gallery below.

Dutton RanchParamount+ L-R: Cole Hauser as Rip Wheeler and Kelly Reilly as Beth Dutton Credit: Emerson Miller/Paramount+.

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Juan Pablo Raba as Joaquin Credit: Lauren Smith/Paramount+.

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L-R: Kelly Reilly as Beth Dutton and Cole Hauser as Rip Wheeler Credit: Emerson Miller/Paramount+.

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Annette Bening as Beulah Jackson Credit: Emerson Miller/Paramount+.

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Jai Courtney as Rob-Will in Dutton Ranch, episode , season 1, streaming on Paramount+, 2026. Photo Credit: Emerson Miller/Paramount+.

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L-R: J.R. Villarreal as Azul, Kelly Reilly as Beth Dutton, and Cole Hauser as Rip Wheeler Credit: Emerson Miller/Paramount+.

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Ed Harris as Everett McKinney Credit: Emerson Miller/Paramount+.

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Cole Hauser as Rip Wheeler Credit: Lauren Smith/Paramount+.

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L-R: Natalie Alyn Lind as Oreana and Finn Little as Carter in Dutton Ranch, episode 2, season 1, streaming on Paramount+, 2026. Photo Credit: Lauren Smith/Paramount+.

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Annette Bening as Beulah Jackson Credit: Lauren Smith/Paramount+.

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L-R: Kelly Reilly as Beth Dutton and Ed Harris as Everett McKinney Credit: Emerson Miller/Paramount+.

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L-R: Cole Hauser as Rip Wheeler and Kelly Reilly as Beth Dutton Credit: Emerson Miller/Paramount+.

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Kelly Reilly as Beth Dutton Credit: Emerson Miller/Paramount+.

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L-R: Cole Hauser as Rip Wheeler and Kelly Reilly as Beth Dutton Credit: Emerson Miller/Paramount+.

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Next, The Dutton Family Tree, Explained: Every Generation From ‘1883’ to ‘Yellowstone’ and Beyond

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A comfortable lounge set can make getting ready for the day a breeze. Whether you're running errands, meeting friends, traveling, or working from home, a go-to outfit that both looks and feels great can transform your wardrobe. The Ekouaer Lounge Set is a great example of a duo that prioritizes comfort without sacrificing classic style.

It's also an unbeatable deal right now at Amazon ahead of the retailer's Big Spring Sale. Normally $47, it's currently on sale starting at just $26. Discounts vary slightly by color, but most are less than $30, so you'll score a great deal no matter what. The set is available in a range of sizes from extra small to XXL, and most shoppers have said they love the generous fit.

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