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Leonid Radvinsky, the owner of OnlyFans, is dead at 43.

The company, an Internet content paid subscription service, confirmed to Variety that Radvinsky died after a battle with cancer.

“We are deeply saddened to announce the death of Leo Radvinsky,” a spokesperson for OnlyFans said in a statement to Variety. “Leo passed away peacefully after a long battle with cancer. His family has requested privacy at this difficult time.”

Born in Ukraine, Radvinsky grew up in Chicago and went on to earn a Bachelor’s Degree in Economics from Northwestern University, the piece continued. He purchased OnlyFans in 2018 and transformed the business into a financial behemoth, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic.

What is OnlyFans?

OnlyFans is an online, subscription-based platform for adult content creators. The London-based service, which was founded in 2016, is widely known for its popularity in the pornography world. However, it has spread into the mainstream, with celebrities ranging from Denise Richards to Lily Allen creating content for the platform. The service has also become popular with businesses, comedians, and athletes looking to provide exclusive first looks at their products or material.

How Much Was Radvinsky Worth?

Forbes estimates that Radvinsky was worth $4.7 billion at the time of his death, making him the No. 869 wealthiest person in the world. He was ranked No. 181 on the 2025 Forbes 400 ranking of the wealthiest people in America. Forbes went on to note that OnlyFans generated $1.4 billion in revenue in 2024, as users spent $7.2 billion on the popular platform.

Radvinsky was also known for his philanthropic work. According to the Wall Street Journal, Radvinsky shared on his personal website that he hoped to someday sign the Giving Pledge, publicly committing to donating most of his wealth to charity.

Not one to step out into the limelight, Radvinsky bucked the trend of billionaire founders who make themselves seen on every red carpet and social media site around town. He made a rare public appearance in 2024 at a gala for a gastrointestinal research foundation on whose board his wife has served for over a decade, the Journal noted.

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It really does go by so fast. One day, there’s a little plus popping up on a pregnancy test, and before you know it, boom, you have a teenager. 

Superstar mom, Pink, just posted a throwback clip of her daughter Willow, and fans can’t believe how quickly time flies. The singer recently took to Instagram to share a video montage of some of her favorite memories. 

Who is Pink’s daughter?

Pink is more than just a performer. The Grammy Award-winning singer/songwriter is also a mom of two! After tying the knot with hubby, freestyle motocross pro Carey Hart, in 2006, the couple welcomed their daughter, Willow Sage Hart, in June of 2011. Five years later, their family grew again with the birth of their son, Jameson Moon Hart, on December 25, 2016. 

Despite rumors that the 46-year-old and husband Hart split last February, it looks like the pair is still very much together. Pink took to Instagram, posting a video clearing the air, “So I was just alerted to the fact that I’m separated from my husband. I didn’t know.” She went on to add, “I was also wondering if you would like to tell our children? My 14- and 9-year-old are also unaware.”

Along with a laundry list of “real news” and accomplishments (like her nomination for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame), the singer posted the caption, “Like I always say. If you don’t hear it from me, don’t believe the hype. Stay tuned though! Who knows what could happen next!!?!”

Celebs and fans alike applauded her bold statement. Actress Juliette Lewis commented, “This is such a beautiful response,” and Reese Witherspoon wrote, “Set ‘em straight!” 

What did Pink recently post on Instagram?

The fantastically fierce divorce-drama/fake-news clip wasn’t the only video the celeb recently posted on Instagram. The mama-to-two also shared an absolutely aww-dorable throwback to 14-year-old daughter Willow’s younger years. 

Like other working moms, Pink is no stranger to taking her kiddos to work. But luckily for her little ones, a day with mom includes more than sitting at a desk or answering emails. Instead, baby Willow (back in 2012) got to go on set with her famous mother and enjoy the perks of a fun-filled photo shoot. Living her best life, the diaper-clad kiddo is seen snuggling with mom and smiling for the camera. 

What did fans think of this oh-so-sweet snippet? One gushed, “When I was young I would always wish you were my mom. Willow has the best Mama.”

Of course, the applause didn’t end ther. More than just a few of the singer’s supporters also praised the clip. One commenter wrote, “It all goes so fast!” and another added, “The BEST mom ever.” We couldn’t have said it better!

Sophie Sierra is opening up about her newfound romance with Pedro Jimeno and whether she’s heard from his ex since the news of their relationship became public.

Pedro rose to fame in the 90 Day world through his journey marrying Chantel Everett, a marriage that ended with a fair dose of drama. When asked whether Chantel had reached out with a warning, Sophie made it clear there’s been zero contact.

“No, I've actually never spoken to Chantel,” she said. “Yeah. Even when she found out because I'm sure she saw [we were seeing one another], like I never, I haven't spoken to her.”

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Of course, any conversation about Pedro inevitably leads back to the financial drama that played out publicly during his split from Chantel on their spin-off series The Family Chantel, particularly the controversy over a joint bank account that reportedly held $265,000.

Sophie admitted she hadn’t watched their show in full and only knows Pedro’s version of events.

“Yeah, all I know, because I hadn't seen their season, I just know what Pedro has told me,” she explained. “All I know is he did bring up, like, she stole from him.”

However, Cortney Reardanz jumped in to offer a different perspective, claiming Chantel’s withdrawal of the funds was legal because her name was also on the account and she was concerned Pedro would move the money abroad. According to Cortney, the money was ultimately handed over to the court to be handled legally.

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Sophie responded, “Oh, see, he told me it was his money. So, like I said, I don't get to mess like I'm involved. I just know what he told me.”

While Pedro’s marriage came to a rather explosive conclusion, so did Sophie’s marriage to Rob Warne. She said candidly, “I think having a public toxic relationship in general is a lot, but because we've both been in that situation, I think we can give each other grace.”

She added with a laugh, “We were not that messy. We wasn't stealing from each other, but you know.”

Beyond relationship drama, Sophie also reflected on her decision to move from England to the United States five years ago on a K1 visa, a move that dramatically changed the course of her life. When asked what advice she’d give her pre-America self, she initially joked, “Don't move! I'm just kidding.”

Before she continued, “I would just say, maybe wait to move, wait a few years before moving. In England, I was really establishing my career and doing well. I think I moved right in the middle of that, so I wasn't really ready.”

Sophie was just 23 at the time.

Though her mom had reservations about the relationship that prompted the move, Sophie said her family ultimately supported her decision. “Everyone was pretty much ‘don't do it,’ but I just did it anyway.”

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Sophie also responded to comments previously made by her ex, Rob, who told Parade last year that he felt he “did everything that he could” to save their marriage. Her response?

“No,” she said simply.

“I don't want to talk too much about my ex, to be honest, at this point,” she continued. “But I will say is just no, I don't agree with that. I think publicly it's made to look that way. But I know what happened in my relationship. And if he did everything he could do, we would have been together.”

Watch Sophie and Pedro’s story play out every Monday at 8 p.m. ET on TLC’s 90 Day: The Single Life.

If you’ve ever looked at a restaurant bill and felt a sudden, sharp pain in your checking account, you aren’t being cynical. That plate of lasagna you ordered last night might be the source of your budget woes. A March 2026 report from BLogic Systems just confirmed what we’ve all suspected: we are paying a premium for the comfort and convenience. In some cases, we're talking about markups of nearly 600%. By comparing average menu prices against the cost of store-bought ingredients, the study found a massive gulf between a home-cooked meal and the price of a night out.

Topping the list is lasagna. While 79% of us rank it as a top-tier craving, it carries a 586% markup—the highest percentage in the entire report. At home, a single portion costs $2.77. At a restaurant? The average price is $19. Because it’s the most complex dish to pull off, restaurants charge diners for the labor of love they’d rather not do themselves.

Fettuccine alfredo isn’t far behind lasagna on the list. Despite being one of the simplest recipes to replicate while binging your favorite reality show, restaurants charge roughly $18.80 for a plate that costs just $2.80 in your own kitchen. That 571% gap is based on popularity; we love it, so we pay for the ease of a stir and serve meal we could have cooked ourselves in fifteen minutes.

Fajitas sit in third place, costing about $3.15 to assemble at home but pulling $20 at a restaurant. Then there’s ramen, the ultimate cold-weather staple, which carries a 499% markup. While it only takes $2.34 to build a bowl from scratch, customers typically pay over $14 for the Instagram-worthy aesthetic  and a perfect soft-boiled egg.

Whether you’re at a fast-food drive-thru or a trendy gastro-pub, you’re likely paying around $14.60 for a hamburger that costs $2.72 in raw materials. That’s a 438% markup on a staple that defines American comfort food. There's also the steak and baked potato combo: it’s the most expensive dish on the entire list, with restaurants charging an average of $25.00 for a plate that costs $8.70 to source yourself. While a steak carries a lower percentage markup than the pasta, it’s the biggest hit to your wallet for a single sitting. Diners are paying for the high-heat sear and the fact that they didn't have to set off their smoke alarm at home to get that perfect crust.

While the percentages look askew, it’s not all profit. As a spokesperson for BLogic Systems noted in the report: “Every restaurant makes prices higher than they are, because they need to pay for labor, rent, utilities, insurance, and credit card processing fees. But the meals with the biggest markup show how restaurants stay profitable. Many people go to restaurants or order takeout because they don’t want to cook themselves either, and they’re ready to pay exactly for that. The markup gap is useful information for those who need to limit their budgets, or who want to try cooking more, but most Americans will still go to the restaurant to have their favorite meal.” At the end of the day, whether we’re buying time along with a $25 steak or a $4.80 plate of fried chicken, it turns out that not doing the dishes may be the most important ingredient on the menu.

As the temperature rises and the days grow longer, the urge to move our daily activities outdoors becomes almost irresistible. Whether you are planning a weekend brunch on the deck or looking for a quiet spot to catch up on some reading in the fresh air, the quality of your outdoor environment is directly tied to how well you can manage the elements.

Modern outdoor decor is no longer just about aesthetics; it is about finding pieces that can handle the rigors of the season while providing genuine protection for you and your family. Homeowners are increasingly looking for durable, low-maintenance solutions that offer more than just a place to hide from the sun's rays. From materials that block harmful radiation to structural designs that can breathe with the wind, the right overhead cover for your outdoor living room defines the space and helps you stay cool and comfortable.

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The IKEA HÖGÖN Umbrella, priced at $79.99, is a standout choice for those seeking sun protection. The deep navy shade offers a timeless, nautical look that complements contemporary patio furniture. Beyond its style, the performance is exceptional; the fabric provides very good protection against the sun's ultraviolet rays with a UPF (ultraviolet protection factor) rating of 25+. The high rating means the canopy blocks 96 percent of UV radiation, allowing you to enjoy your outdoor space with peace of mind during peak sun hours.

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Durability is built into the frame, as the umbrella pole is made of aluminum, a naturally rust-resistant material. This makes it an ideal choice for humid climates or poolside placement. It's easy to open and close by simply pulling the handle up or down, and the mechanism automatically locks in the open position. For those who worry about wind, the integrated air vent reduces wind pressure, allowing heat to circulate and keeping the area underneath significantly cooler while preventing the umbrella from catching too much air.

Practicality remains a top priority with this design. It is remarkably easy to keep the canopy clean and fresh because you can quickly remove the fabric and throw it into the washing machine—a major win for dealing with pollen, dust or bird droppings. When the day is done, a convenient hook-and-loop strap keeps the fabric securely in place once folded. At $79.99, it is a smart, durable investment for anyone wanting to maximize their summer comfort.

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On March 22, Alan Ritchsonwas in Brentwood, TN, riding his motorcycle when his neighbor confronted him before a physical altercation. The men have given very different versions of what happened.

Alan Ritchson and Ronnie Taylor’s Fight Is Reportedly Caught on Video Catherine Ritchson and Alan Ritchson

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TMZ reports the father rode his bike ahead of his two kids, who were on minibikes. His neighbor, Ronnie Taylor, ran down the street to confront Ritchson, 43. The Reacher star crashed his bike, and Taylor reportedly dared the actor to hit him while he was on the ground.

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Taylor has a different version of what happened. He claimed Ritchson fell off his bike. "Can you f---ing stop this please?" he said he asked the actor before the physical altercation, according to TMZ. He claimed he wanted Ritchson to stop speeding and revving his engine in the neighborhood.

Ritchson tried to leave and Taylor shoved him to the ground, according to a later report. That's when the actor responded.

TMZ has video of what is allegedly the War Machine star punching a man three times before returning to his green Kawasaki bike. His two children stopped on the street to watch the interaction.

The video showed the actor struggling to get the bike started again as the neighbor yelled at him after he gained his composure from the punches.

Taylor shared a picture of scrapes on his face after the interaction. Ritchson reportedly had cuts, bruises, and a minor injury on his finger. Law enforcement is reportedly investigating the incident.

Ritchson has three boys with his wife, Catherine. They are named Calem, 13, Edan, 12, and Amory, 10. The actor posted an Instagram video of himself in bed, happily singing about getting a good night's sleep the morning before the interaction.

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Will the world ever get the Madonna movie fans have been waiting patiently for?

Julia Garner was slated to portray the icon, though we haven't heard much since. In the meantime, while folks remains hopeful, the pair of award-winning performers were just spotted riding a Gondola in Venice, Italy together, Just Jared reports.

Added to that, there were cameras were rolling as Garner, 32, and the "Material Girl" singer, 67, sat side-by-side. Check out the image of them on a Venetian canal below.

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Of course, this setup rules out the possibility that it was all captured for the long-anticipated Madonna biopic. However, it recently revealed that the Grammy winner had joined season 2 of The Studio, which is currently in production.

Earlier in the weekend, the celebrity gossip resource known as deuxmoi posted to Instagram a series of photos of Madonna and Garner shooting in other costumes for The Studio. In the comments section of the carousel post, fans speculated that the hit Apple TV show may be going expectedly "meta" by addressing the "scrapped" Madonna movie within its own storyline.

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The last time Madonna showed up in a role on a TV show was back in 2003, when she popped up as a guest star on the sitcomWill & Grace. In the episode, she plays Liz, office manager and Karen Walker’s (Megan Mullally) post-divorce roommate.

No word on the role Madonna (or Garner) will play in next season of The Studio. Many big Hollywood names, including Ron Howard, Olivia Wilde, Martin Scorsese, Charlize Theron and Greta Lee, have starred on the show as absurd versions of their real celebrity selves.

Earlier this month, Madonna's daughter Lourdes Leon, who performs as Lolahol, was spotted hitting up all the hottest fashion shows at Paris Fashion Week. Like her mother, Leon, 29, isn’t afraid to make a statement with a risky outfit or two. At the Ann Demeulemeester fashion show at Réfectoire des Cordeliers in Paris, she even went with an outfit that had a sheer back.

Few procedurals have had the longevity—or the casting reach—of NCIS. Over the years, the CBS series, which premiered in 2003 and will air its 500th episode on March 24, 2026, has become both a launchpad for up-and-comers and a pitstop for established actors. 

From “before they were famous” guest stars to A-list cameos, here’s a look at some of the biggest names to pass through the NCIS universe.

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Most Famous Guest Stars on NCISGlen Powell Glen Powell in 'NCIS'

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Long before he was cast to play “Hangman” in 2022’s Top Gun: Maverick, Powell made an appearance on NCIS in the Season 10 two-parter “Shell Shock” (Parts I & II), which aired in November 2012. In a fitting bit of early career foreshadowing, he took on the role of Marine Sergeant Evan Westcott, brother to Captain Joe Westcott, a decorated veteran struggling with severe PTSD.

Speaking to Vanity Fair, Powell once recalled how early TV roles helped keep the lights on when he was a struggling actor in Hollywood. “I would do an episode of NCIS, and that would keep me afloat for a year,” he said. 

Millie Bobby Brown Millie Bobby Brown in 'NCIS'

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Two years before Stranger Things made her a global star, Brown appeared in a 2014 episode of NCIS titled “Parental Guidance Suggested.” She played Rachel Barnes, a seemingly innocent girl who is ultimately revealed to have killed her mother to get her Navy SEAL father’s attention. The twist was shocking—and Brown’s eerie, controlled performance hinted at her future in Hawkins. 

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Jesse Plemons Jesse Plemons in 'NCIS'

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Plemons popped up in the 2006 Season 3 episode “Deception,” playing a teen connected to a kidnapping investigation. That same year, his breakout show Friday Night Lights premiered, setting the stage for a critically acclaimed career that has so far included roles in Breaking Bad, Killers of the Flower Moon, Fargo, Bugonia and more.

Zac Efron Zac Efron (L) in 'NCIS"

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Efron starred alongside Plemons in “Deception,” also playing a teen embroiled in a kidnapping case. Three days after his episode aired, High School Musical premiered on Disney Channel, turning him into a household name.

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Abigail Breslin Mark Harmon (L) and Abigail Breslin (R) in 'NCIS'

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In 2004, a young Breslin appeared in the episode “See No Evil,” playing Sandy Watson, the blind daughter of a Naval officer who is kidnapped alongside her mother for ransom. Two years later, she’d charm the pants off audiences as the star of Little Miss Sunshine. 

Corey Stoll  Corey Stoll (R) on 'NCIS'

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Stoll appeared in CSI, NYPD Blue and Law & Order before landing a three-episode arc in NCIS Season 4 ("Smoked," "Driven" and "Blowback"). His character, Martin Quinn, was an international arms dealer who worked with that season’s main villain, René Benoit (Armand Assante). Following his string of roles on procedurals, he starred in House of Cards, the Ant-Man franchise, Billions and more. 

Colin Hanks Colin Hanks as Richard Parsons in 'NCIS'

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Hanks appeared in a three-episode arc that began at the end of Season 10 and wrapped with the Season 11 premiere. He played Richard Parsons, a Department of Defense investigator who’s determined to take down Gibbs (Mark Harmon)—at least at first. By the end of the storyline, he comes to understand what the NCIS audience already knows. Gibbs is damn good at his job.

Bob Newhart Bob Newhart (center) as Dr. Walter Magnus in 'NCIS'

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Comedy legend Newhart appeared in the 2011 episode “Recruited” as Dr. Walter Magnus, the former NCIS chief medical examiner and a mentor to Ducky (the late David McCallum). In the early stages of Alzheimer's disease, Dr. Magnus helps out with one final case before retiring. 

Michelle Obama Michelle Obama (center) in 'NCIS'

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In a rare and high-profile cameo, Obama appeared as herself in a 2016 episode (“Homefront”), hosting Agent Gibbs at the White House to support a military initiative. It was one of the show’s most talked-about guest appearances.

Lily Tomlin Lily Tomlin (L) as Penelope Langston in 'NCIS'

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A comedy legend, Tomlin was a big get for the series in 2011, when she guest-starred in an episode called “The Penelope Papers.” She played Penelope Langston, a wealthy and eccentric grandmother who gets caught up in a murder investigation involving a Naval lieutenant. 

Taye Diggs Taye Diggs as Aaron Davis in 'NCIS'

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Diggs guest-starred in a 2016 episode (“Scope”) as Marine Gunnery Sergeant Aaron Davis, a wounded special operations sniper who suffers from PTSD and enters into a music therapy program. Appearing in the series’ 300th episode, Diggs’ role tapped into his chops as a musician. 

"For our 300th episode we needed a guest actor who could proudly portray one of our nation's wounded warriors as well as participate in a very touching musical performance," the late showrunner Gary Glasbergsaid in a statement at the time. "This emotionally charged role is tailor-made for Taye Diggs and we are so thrilled and honored to have him join us."

Jon Cryer Jon Cryer as Dr. Cyril Taft in 'NCIS'

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Following Two and a Half Men, Cryer appeared in three episodes of NCIS as Dr. Cyril Taft, a surgeon who saves Gibbs’ life by removing a shattered bullet from his chest. 

“Two and a Half Men and NCIS actually started the same year, and ever since, every time I would run into one of the actors from NCIS at CBS functions, I’d hock them incessantly for a chance to act on the show,” he told Entertainment Weekly. “I’ve loved it from the first season, but I always wanted to be one of the characters who die entertainingly in the first two minutes of the show … So when I first read the script and realized the importance of my character I thought “Sweet lord! What part of ‘I just want to die entertainingly in the first two minutes’ did you not understand?!’”

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Gena Rowlands Gena Rowlands (L) in 'NCIS'

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The legendary actress graced the set of NCIS for the 2010 episode “Mother’s Day,” playing mother to Gibbs’ late ex-wife and grandmother to his deceased daughter, Kelly. She becomes a prime suspect in the death of Joseph Norton, who was shot while proposing to her. 

Eric Stonestreet Eric Stonestreet as Harvey Ames in 'NCIS'

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Less than a year before becoming a household name on Modern Family, Stonestreet guest-starred on NCIS in the Season 6 (2008) episode “Silent Night.” He played Harvey Ames, a security guard who kills husband-and-wife clients during a home invasion gone awry. Very different from his star-making turn as the big-hearted Cam Tucker! 

Susan Kelechi Watson Susan Kelechi Watson in 'NCIS'

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Watson was steadily building a résumé with guest roles on procedurals when she landed a three-episode arc as an intel analyst on NCIS Season 5. It would be another eight years before she became widely known for her turn as Beth Pearson on This Is Us.

Mya Mya in 'NCIS'

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Grammy-winning singer Mya guest-starred in a 2005 Season 2 episode of NCIS (“Pop Life”), turning up as a lounge singer involved in a murder investigation. By then she was already famous for hits like “Case of the Ex” and her chart-topping cover of "Lady Marmalade" alongside Christina Aguilera, Pink and Lil' Kim.

Scott Wolf Scott Wolf in 'NCIS'

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The Party of Five alum and Doc star appeared in three nonconsecutive Season 9 episodes: “Nature of the Beast,” “Housekeeping,” and “Till Death Do Us Part.” In a sharp departure from his typically sweet roles up till then, he played a rogue ex–Navy SEAL turned assassin who targets Special Agent Tony DiNozzo—but ultimately sacrifices himself to save members of the NCIS team.

“They told a very cool story with my character,”  Wolf said in an interview with TV Insider. “...He was this rogue ex–Navy SEAL who wanted to hurt people, but they wound up redeeming him in the end.”

Jamie Lee Curtis Jamie Lee Curtis (L) as Dr. Samantha Ryan in 'NCIS'

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Curtis had a recurring role between 2012 and 2013 as Dr. Samantha Ryan, a psychologist and love interest for Gibbs. When Curtis learned in 2021 that Harmon was leaving his “leadership position” at NCIS, she shared a throwback photo on Instagram, alongside a heartfelt caption. 

"One of the unexpected delights of my varied career was being able to do five episodes opposite him and his team in front of and behind the camera,” she wrote. “My favorite line was when I was coming down from his bedroom, 'Practice makes perfect.' Certainly worked for him and his Jethro Gibbs character. Well done Harmon.”

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Just days after welcoming his first child, Bobby Bones is giving fans a small but meaningful glimpse into this new chapter of his life.

While the announcement quickly made headlines, Bones has kept many details intentionally private. Here’s everything he’s shared so far.

The longtime radio host and American Idol mentor, 45, confirmed the arrival of his baby in a heartfelt social media post on March 20, marking a major milestone for both him and his wife, Caitlin Parker.

"Our daughter, Billie Celine Estell," Bones captioned the post. "She’s named after her grandpa, and we can’t believe she’s ours."

While Bones himself has kept things relatively low-key, those close to him have acknowledged the news, offering congratulations and support.

"Oh my gosh," Bones' former Dancing With the Stars partner Sharna Burgesscommented on the post. "Congratulations you two!! Welcome to the greatest years of your life." Several country stars including Lauren Alaina, Kane Brown, and Chris Janson also shared their well wishes in the comments.

So far, Bones has not publicly shared many specifics about the baby, including the name or additional personal details. That appears to be a conscious choice, aligning with a growing trend among celebrities who opt to keep their children out of the spotlight, especially in the early days.

However, Bones shared another picture of himself holding baby Billie on March 21 (her face out of view) with the caption: "This is how we are watching the Arkansas game tonight. WooPig."

On March 22, Bones shared a video of himself walking with the baby in a stroller. "Arkansas rolling into the sweet 16 like..." text over the video reads.

"The baby is undefeated since birth!" Bones captioned the playful post.

For now, Bones seems focused on soaking in the moment. There’s been no indication that he plans to dramatically shift his career, but like many new parents, his priorities may naturally evolve.

As more updates emerge, fans will likely be watching closely, but if his initial approach is any indication, Bones will continue to share this new chapter on his own terms.

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Like every major fast food chain, KFC didn't exactly sprout as a multi-national restaurant giant over night.

As with all the biggest endeavors and corporations, the company instead came from altogether humble beginnings, requiring a significant amount of time and energy to see it through to the fruition.

Case in point with the creation of KFC's legendary Original Recipe, a blend of 11 herbs and spices the company's founder, Colonel Harland Sanders, perfected by 1940. For the last nine decades, it's the Colonel's Original Recipe that the company uses for some of their most famous chicken meals, continuing to delight prospective diners across the world.

While the Original Recipe quickly became the flagship product of KFC, it's worth noting that Sanders actually began selling fried chicken about a decade prior to the recipe's inception.

In 1930, amidst the early days of the Great Depression, Sanders (who had previously held a number of jobs including a wagoner for the U.S. Army, a steam engine stoker and an insurance salesman) began selling fried chicken from his roadside restaurant in North Corbin, Kentucky.

For the next 10 years, the Colonel began tinkering with his chicken recipe until it reached the optimal level of flavor and spices, paving the way to the Original Recipe we all know and love today.

From there, Sanders' restaurant, originally known as Kentucky Fried Chicken, began to expand in the years that followed, with its first official franchise location opening in 1952 in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Following this, KFC locations quickly began to spread throughout the U.S. In 1964, the Colonel officially sold the company to investors, with the name eventually changed from Kentucky Fried Chicken to the modernized KFC.

While many KFC menu items have come and gone over the years, most people continue to routinely order the Colonel's Original Recipe chicken, leaving little reason to wonder about its endearing popularity today.

Matt Murdock’s world is getting bigger and more dangerous. As Daredevil: Born Again returns March 24 on Disney+, the Marvel series expands its street-level corner of the MCU with a mix of returning favorites and new faces stepping into Hell’s Kitchen.

Anchored by Charlie Cox’s Man Without Fear, Season 2 unfolds in a New York reshaped by Wilson Fisk’s tightening grip on power and his escalating war on vigilantes, forcing Daredevil to confront a city where justice is increasingly under siege.

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Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 Cast L-R: Matt Murdock / Daredevil (Charlie Cox) and Karen Page (Deborah Ann Woll) in Marvel Television's DAREDEVIL: BORN AGAIN, exclusively on Disney+. Photo by Jojo Whilden. © 2025 MARVEL. Matt Murdock/Daredevil (Charlie Cox)

At the center of the series is Matt Murdock, the blind lawyer whose heightened senses allow him to patrol Hell’s Kitchen as Daredevil. In Season 2, Matt continues to navigate the tension between his belief in the law and his willingness to step outside it when justice demands more, all while fighting to tear down Kingpin's corrupt political empire.

Wilson Fisk / Kingpin (Vincent D’Onofrio) in Marvel Television's DAREDEVIL: BORN AGAIN, exclusively on Disney+

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Wilson Fisk/Kingpin (Vincent D’Onofrio)

Few villains loom as large over Daredevil’s world as Wilson Fisk. Vincent D’Onofrio’s crime boss turned mayor remains a formidable force in New York, hunting down who he views as public enemy number one – Daredevil – and turning New York into a police state with his personally controlled AVTF (Anti-Vigilante Task Force).

L-R: Matt Murdock / Daredevil (Charlie Cox) and Karen Page (Deborah Ann Woll) in Marvel Television's DAREDEVIL: BORN AGAIN, exclusively on Disney+

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Karen Page (Deborah Ann Woll)

Karen Page has always been one of Daredevil’s emotional anchors. Deborah Ann Woll’s return ensures that Karen’s empathy, strength, and moral clarity remain vital as the dangers surrounding Matt grow more intense.

Related: Marvel Goes Hollywood in New Series ‘Wonder Man’

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Foggy Nelson (Elden Henson)

As Matt Murdock’s best friend and law partner, Foggy Nelson provided both comic relief and grounded perspective. The character died in Season 1 and was seen in flashbacks, however, Henson is also seen briefly in the latest trailer for Season 2 that you can view below. Don’t get your hopes up Foggy is still dead, appearing only in flashbacks.

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Benjamin Poindexter/Bullseye (Wilson Bethel)

Unpredictable and deadly, Bullseye remains one of Daredevil’s most dangerous foes. Wilson Bethel’s assassin-for-hire continues to pose a physical and psychological threat capable of shifting the balance of power at any moment.

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Vanessa Fisk (Ayelet Zurer)

Behind Wilson Fisk’s rise and fall stands Vanessa. Ayelet Zurer’s character remains deeply entwined in her husband’s power moves, effectively running his criminal empire while he plays mayor.

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Heather Glenn (Margarita Levieva)

Heather Glenn is a sharp, driven new presence in Matt Murdock’s orbit, bringing both professional ambition and personal complexity into his already complicated life. After dating Matt Murdock in Season 1, she serves as the Fisks’ marriage therapist and New York City’s new mental health commissioner, appointed of course by Wilson Fisk.

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Daniel Blake (Michael Gandolfini)

Young and inexperienced, Blake makes up for it with loyalty and ambition that catches Mayor Fisk's attention. He quickly becomes a loyal subject the mayor can trust.

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Buck Cashman (Arty Froushan) 

Known by the nickname "Bullet" in the Daredevil comics, Cashman is willing to do the dirty work to keep Mayor Fisk's hands clean. This makes him one of Fisk’s most dangerous enforcers.

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Jessica Jones (Krysten Ritter) 

Krysten Ritter returns as Jessica Jones, the hard-drinking private investigator whose sharp wit and super strength make her one of Marvel’s most unpredictable and popular heroes. Jessica’s reappearance reconnects Daredevil: Born Again to its Netflix-era roots, while adding another fiercely independent voice with a dry, sarcastic wit to Matt Murdock’s expanding street-level world.

L-R: Wilson Fisk / Kingpin (Vincent D’Onofrio), Vanessa Fisk (Ayelet Zurer), and Mr. Charles (Matthew Lillard) in Marvel Television's DAREDEVIL: BORN AGAIN, exclusively on Disney+.

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Mr. Charles (Matthew Lillard)

Little is known about Mr. Charles, an original character created specifically for Daredevil: Born Again with no direct comic book counterpart. However, Brad Winderbaum, head of Marvel TV and Animation, has teased the role as a significant new threat, describing Mr. Charles as a foil for Wilson Fisk. As Fisk’s rise to power puts him “on the international stage,” Winderbaum told EW, Lillard’s character represents a new class of power player — “a new antagonist on the field” who may be just as influential as Fisk himself.

L-R: Governor Marge McCaffrey (Lili Taylor), Wilson Fisk / Kingpin (Vincent D’Onofrio), and Vanessa Fisk (Ayelet Zurer) in Marvel Television's DAREDEVIL: BORN AGAIN, exclusively on Disney+

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Marge McCaffrey (Lili Taylor)

When you take over New York City and decide to rule like a dictator, you're likely going to get the attention of the governor. Taylor's character of Marge McCaffrey plays a political rival to Mayor Fisk. This won't be the first time the two shared a screen, as Taylor and D’Onofrio previously played a couple in Mystic Pizza.

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Easter baskets don’t have to be all chocolate and jelly beans. While sweet treats are always welcome, adding a hands-on activity is what really makes the holiday feel memorable. From spring-themed crafts to family game nights around the dining room table, a simple shared project can turn a regular afternoon into a full-on Easter tradition. And nothing says festive fun quite like building an adorable bunny together.

Right now, Amazon has the LEGO Creator 3-in-1 Bunny Set on sale for just $16, marked down from $20. This cheerful, screen-free kit is perfect for Easter baskets and springtime surprises, and thanks to its clever three-in-one design, the fun doesn’t end once the holiday is over — builders can take it apart and reimagine it into new creations long after the hunt has ended.

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With 326 pieces to snap together, this spring-ready set builds into an adorable bunny that stands over 7.5 inches tall — the perfect size for playtime and display alike. But the fun doesn’t stop at one floppy-eared friend. As part of the LEGO Creator 3-in-1 line, you can choose between three different nature-inspired animal builds (though only one can be built at a time): A cute bunny, a charming llama, or a playful seal. Even better, each figure is posable for interactive storytelling — the bunny moves its head, ears, and legs; the llama swivels its head, ears, tail, and feet; and the seal can tilt its head, neck, and flippers for underwater adventures.

The thoughtful accessories make each build feel like its own little world. The bunny comes with a bright sunflower and carrot for garden scenes, the llama has a patch of grass and a carrot top for countryside vibes, and the seal balances on a sheet of ice with a fish in tow. Whether kids ages eight and up are creating springtime farm tales or icy Arctic escapades, this set turns one build into three imaginative adventures.

Related: Amazon's $16 LEGO Easter Egg Set Is a Sweet Surprise for Any Basket

The season may be just getting started, but this “adorable,” “easy-to-assemble,” and “built to last” set has already earned top marks from reviewers, boasting a stellar 4.8-star rating. “The bunny build is incredibly cute, with thoughtful details like movable ears, a carrot, and even a sunflower," one shopper wrote. "The instructions are clear and kid-friendly, and at 326 pieces, it’s the perfect balance between challenging and doable.” 

At $16, the LEGO Creator 3-in-1 Bunny Set is a simple way to add a little creativity and connection to the holiday. Grab one at Amazon for every little peep on your list and let the fun begin!

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Enuka Okuma lived to see another day in Paradise. But there was a point she thought she wouldn't.

The penultimate episode of Season 2 delivered the long-awaited reunion between Xavier Collins (Sterling K. Brown) and his wife, Teri (Okuma). It's the moment fans have been waiting for since Xavier left the bunker at the end of Season 1 to find her.

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In last week's episode, Xavier looked up and saw his wife after Gary set off the bomb, and this week, the couple finally came together. However, when Okuma read the script for Episode 7, she thought the reunion was going to be short-lived as her character went to get Bean back from Gary, while Xavier watched from a roof, armed with a gun.

"I thought, 'This is it. This is where she goes.' Because in my mind, I'm like, 'That's actually great storytelling. They finally get together, only for him to lose her again,'" Okuma told Parade in an exclusive interview.

Enuka Okuma plays Teri in Hulu's Paradise

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"It would have been great, but very dark storytelling if that were the case," Okuma added. "They've built up the unexpected so much that it could have gone that way. And what a fantastic amount of tension for the audience to be feeling when she goes back in there, because it is possible that you might never see her again."

Thankfully for fans, that wasn't the case.

According to Okuma, there were discussions in the writers' room about having Xavier and Teri reunite earlier in the season or at the very end. Ultimately, she thinks the timing was perfect. "I heard they were dabbling in doing it earlier, which I don't think would have been right. I think it happened exactly when it was supposed to," she said.

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As a huge fan of Paradise herself, Okuma felt the weight of Xavier and Teri's emotional reunion, which the season had been building towards. "I was just really hard on myself because I wanted to get the moment just right," the actress shared. "I know how much the fans have been wanting it. So I was just really nervous about portraying it, and in the end, I love how it all came out."

All of her worries went away as soon as "action" was called.

Enuka Okuma described her Paradise co-star Sterling K. Brown as being "so real"

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While Okuma and Brown ran lines together, the pair wanted to keep the husband and wife reunion raw in the moment. With their first reunion after the bomb, there "was a lot of physical rehearsal, but it was quick," she recalled, adding: "There wasn't much time to explore, which is why I'm so glad that the writers created that second scene [in the tent] to really stop and give them a moment, and give the audience a moment to absorb as they drink in each other, we're drinking in this moment with them. As I was reading the script, I was so glad there was another moment, and that was shot like a week later."

Prior to shooting the tent scene, Okuma remembered being deep in her own head when Brown asked what she was thinking. "And I was like, 'Well, I'm thinking what it would be like to have lost my husband and my family and to finally see my husband again.' And he kind of went, 'Okay, as you were,'" Okuma laughed.

Having the This Is Us star as a scene partner has been "the best thing ever" for Okuma. "He's just so real," she gushed.

Related: Sterling K. Brown Finds Power in ‘Difficult Conversations’—They’ve Led Him to Paradise and Beyond (Exclusive)

The Rookie Blue alum first met Brown at her audition for Paradise, created by This Is Us' Dan Fogelman. Okuma was nervous to do her chemistry read with the Emmy winner, whom she admired.

"I arrived in the building, and I knew that he [Brown] and the casting director were on the other side of that door, and I was nervously trying to calm myself down. And he comes out before my audition time, and we meet. And he looks me in the eye, and I said, 'I'm nervous,' and he said, 'Don't worry, I got you,'" Okuma revealed. "From that moment, I just knew I can do my best, and that was his intention. And he took all of my fears, all of my nerves away, and I had a great audition because of him, I truly believe. And that kind of care and that kind of presence is just always there with Sterling."

Enuka Okuma had no idea where Paradise was going when she auditioned for the role of Teri

Enuka Okuma

Her character has come a long way since the flashbacks in Season 1. From the beginning, Okuma knew the part would be bigger, but didn't know how Teri's arc was going to unfold. "I didn't know that she would be alive, though," Okuma laughed. "Because with a Dan Fogelman show and all the flashbacks, there's nothing guaranteed. And all I was was in a flashback in Season 1, so I just thought maybe Teri was all in the past."

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"I had no idea where the show was going. When I auditioned, it was that scene in the principal's office," she continued. "So that's what I thought it was all going to be about, was debriefing with my husband at the White House in a political thriller. I had no idea I was in a sci-fi about the end of the world."

Paradise debuted in January 2025, and, per Disney, has been streamed globally for nearly 12 billion minutes. The Hulu series was renewed for a third season two weeks before the Season 2 finale, which airs March 30. The day Paradise's Season 3 renewal was announced, Fogelman teased Okuma about what's to come. "He's just like, 'You have no clue where it's going,'" she told Parade. "And I believe it. I believe it."

Paradise streams on Hulu.

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Reese Witherspoon is the greatest of all time. That is, according to her family. The actress recently celebrated her 50th birthday, and her son, Deacon Phillippe, took to Instagram to post about his “GOAT” mom.

Who is Deacon Phillipe?

Deacon is Witherspoon’s middle child—from her first marriage to actor Ryan Phillippe. Born October 23, 2003, the 22-year-old is a music producer/actor. 

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Witherspoon and Ryan Phillippe starred together in the hit ‘90s film Cruel Intentionsand married a few years later (in 1999). The couple’s first child, daughter Ava Elizabeth Phillipe, was born in June of 1999, a few months before Reese and Ryan tied the knot. In 2006, they announced their separation and filed for divorce shortly after. 

While Ava and Deacon are Witherspoon’s only children with Phillippe, the Legally Blonde star does have another child, Tennessee James (age 13), with talent agent and entertainment exec James Toth. 

What celebrities wished Reese a happy birthday?

While Witherspoon may still look just like 20-something law student Elle Woods, the actress turned the big 5-0 on March 22, 2026. In a recent Instagram post, she added a carousel of playful pics, writing, “Turning 50 today…just thought I would show you some highlights. Gotta laugh everyday you can!” 

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Fellow celebs, including Little Fires Everywhere co-star Kerry Washington, Legally Blonde co-star Ali Larter, Mariska Hargitay, Leslie Mann, Naomi Watts, Elle Fanningand Julianne Moore all wished their friend a “happy birthday” in the comments section. 

Musician Sheryl Crowadded a sweet statement on aging, “You are fabulous at 50 just like you were at 40 and at 30 and at 20…Just like you will be at 60 and 70! You are a light and I love being in your orbit! Happiest birthday ever!” And we totally agree with the performer’s take on turning 50. After all, Reese is more of a golden girl than one of the Golden Girls. 

Actress Natalie Portman also left a touching tribute to the 50-year-old, “ Happy birthday to the greatest of all time! You’re such an amazing and inspiring human. Wishing you the most beautiful year yet!” 

How did Reese Witherspoon’s son honor his mom’s 50th birthday?

Deacon posted an adorable Instagram message to his mama on her big birthday. The doting son captioned his carousel, “Happy birthday 2 my mom, who happens to be the goat.” 

He started the pic montage with a dramatic black-and-white throwback family photo of himself, sis Ava, and the birthday girl. Next, he added a recent video clip of the trio, along with their baby brother (okay, so he’s more of a tween now). 

Of course, her family and celebrity friends aren't the only ones wishing the star a happy B-day. Witherspoon’s fans have taken to social media, sending their love on her special day. And like them, we also want to give the actress a shout-out on being 50 and fantastically fabulous! 

It has been two years since Kate Middleton revealed her cancer battle, shocking royal watchers with the news that her health had taken a serious turn in March of 2024.

Since filming that video clip, the Princess of Wales has shown remarkable strength, courage, and resilience throughout her recovery from an undisclosed type of cancer. Her journey has inspired many, showing how she has faced challenges with grace and determination.

Today, the Princess of Wales is in remission. She continues to use her profile to spotlight treatment and recovery, raising awareness and offering support to others facing similar health challenges.

Her journey has been closely followed by the public, reminding fans of the courage it took to share such personal news. As Kate marks two years since her announcement, it’s a moment to reflect on both the challenges she faced and the progress she has made.

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Kate Middleton announced her cancer diagnosis in March 2024

On March 22, 2024, Kate Middleton revealed to the world she was diagnosed with cancer. The news was shocking, sending waves of concern across the globe.

This news came almost two months after Kensington Palace shared a statement via Instagram where they revealed the Princess of Wales underwent abdominal surgery in January 2023. At the time, they did not share any information that the royal was diagnosed with the disease.

However, after two months of speculation about her health, Kate recorded a video where she discussed her diagnosis and treatment. This was the first time a member of the British royal family had ever publicly discussed a health battle.

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She said, "In January, I underwent major abdominal surgery in London, and at the time, it was thought that my condition was non-cancerous. The surgery was successful. However, tests after the operation found cancer had been present. My medical team therefore advised that I should undergo a course of preventative chemotherapy, and I am now in the early stages of that treatment."

Kate added, "It has taken me time to recover from major surgery in order to start my treatment. But, most importantly, it has taken us time to explain everything to George, Charlotte, and Louis in a way that is appropriate for them, and to reassure them that I am going to be OK."

She made her first public appearance alongside Prince William and their children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, at Trooping the Color in June 2024. Thereafter, the princess was selective about the events she attended as she continued cancer treatment.

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In September 2024, Kate Middleton revealed that she had concluded medical intervention for the disease. She shared a video clip on Instagram alongside William and their family, and words of gratitude toward all who sent their well-wishes.

RELATED: Kate Middleton’s Silent Power Move Amid Royal Turmoil

"As the summer comes to an end, I cannot tell you what a relief it is to have finally completed my chemotherapy treatment," she began. "The last nine months have been incredibly tough for us as a family. Life as you know it can change in an instant, and we have had to find a way to navigate the stormy waters and road unknown."

The princess concluded, "The cancer journey is complex, scary, and unpredictable for everyone, especially those closest to you. William and I are so grateful for the support we have received and have drawn great strength from all those who are helping us at this time. Everyone’s kindness, empathy and compassion has been truly humbling."

How is Kate Middleton's health today?

Next stop the Bermondsey Beer Mile where the royal couple helped pour pints and Kate revealed ‘since my diagnosis I haven’t had much alcohol. It’s something I have to be a lot more conscious of now’. But turned to Wills and said ‘but you like cider…’ https://t.co/sIp4Wx8vcd pic.twitter.com/FXXrD9aBj0

— Matt Wilkinson (@MattSunRoyal) March 12, 2026

In January 2026, Kate Middleton issued a health update during a visit to the Royal Marsden Hospital, reported the BBC. She shared that her recovery was facilitated by one important element.

She told a patient at the medical facility where she received treatment, “It’s really tough… It’s such a shock… Everyone said to me, ‘Please keep a positive mindset, it makes such a difference.'”

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Two months later, the Princess of Wales opened up about some of the major lifestyle changes that have shifted her health journey. The Sun reported that Kate and her husband, Prince William, visited the Southwark Brewing Company on March 12. In a video clip, the couple poured pints.

During the visit, Kate revealed, “Since my diagnosis I haven’t had much alcohol. It’s something I have to be a lot more conscious of now.”

Kate Middleton has returned to a full schedule of duties as a senior member of the royal family.

The season of ice cream is getting a whole lot sweeter with Good Humor's new limited-time treat that puts a spin on a nostalgic favorite.

The brand is teaming up with f'real, the brand behind the on‑the‑go, blend‑it‑yourself (BIY) milkshake experience, to launch the limited-edition Orange Creamsicle® Milkshake.

"The blend-it-yourself milkshake reimagines America’s iconic citrus-cream treat for a limited-time," the press release notes of the seasonal treat.

With a demand for nostalgic flavors at an all-time high, the new blend, which will be available starting today, transforms the "No. 1-selling Good Humor Creamsicle® Bar into a refreshing, creamy milkshake, delivering a modern twist on an all‑time classic."

The crave-worthy 12-oz blend-it-yourself milkshake allows fans to enjoy the orange-and-vanilla flavor combo of the original ice cream bar that we've all come to love in a totally new and unexpected way.

Of course, that's all the convincing we need—because who doesn't love a favorite ice cream flavor in milkshake form?

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"The fruity, sweet flavors in each sip offer a familiar flashback to warm‑weather memories, while f’real’s BIY blending system provides a new fun way to enjoy," the press release teases of the sippable format.

The milkshakes will be blended in-store, so all you have to do is pick a cup from the freezer, peel the lid off and place it in the blender to have your treat ready and waiting for you in under a minute.

Customers are even able to customize their thickness preference for the ultimate enjoyable experience. .

“Today’s consumers are looking for more than great taste. They’re seeking nostalgic experiences that spark emotion,” said Megan Grinstead, Vice President of Customer & Consumer Brand Marketing at Rich Products Corporation, the release shared with Parade. “By introducing the iconic Orange Creamsicle® in f’real’s blend-it-yourself format, we’re bringing together a beloved classic, customization and on-the-go convenience. It’s a crave-worthy moment we’re excited to deliver, and we’re confident consumers will love this fresh new milkshake.” 

It will be available at f’real blenders in more than 17,000 retailers nationwide, including Kwik Trip, Sheetz, Circle K, Yesway, RaceTrac, Weigel’s, and Royal Farms.

If you're looking for a location to blend one up near you, check out freal.com

Paris Jackson, the daughter of the late Michael Jackson, candidly opened up about her breakup following her postponed engagement to ex-boyfriend musician Justin Long.

The singer and actress took to social media, getting real about a devastating chapter of her life.

​While her posts often feature her music, fashion or her latest project, the 27-year-old gave her followers a more personal glimpse this time.

In a post, she joined a popular social media trend, but instead of a country, she labeled it “the breakup effect,” showing the emotional and physical changes that come with it.

Although she didn't talk much about it, the Instagram Story featured a side-by-side photo of her during and after the relationship, emphasizing just how radiant she looked now.

In one photo, her eyes looked more subdued, but in the current photo, they’re smiling and even without makeup, she looks bright and refreshed.

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— Polly (@pollygarcia0915) March 23, 2026

In December 2024, Paris Jackson announced her engagement to Long, two years after they began their dating in 2022, as mentioned by E! News.

Their whirlwind romance began after a backstage meeting on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.

Justin Long and Paris Jackson attend the "One Spoon Of Chocolate" premiere during the 2025 Tribeca Festival at BMCC Theater on June 08, 2025, in New York City.

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In a now-deleted Instagram post, she shared a series of sweet snaps during her boyfriend and bandmate’s birthday celebration.

One photo stood out, showing Long down on one knee as he proposed.

“Happy birthday, my sweet blue. Doing life with you these last years has been an indescribable whirlwind and I couldn’t dream of anyone more perfect for me to do it all with. Thank you for letting me be yours. I love you,” she wrote.

Unfortunately, seven months after the announcement, the model shared a cryptic post hinting at a “breakup.”

“Those are breakup tears. y’all are f—n reaching again,” she wrote on X.

The post was her response to a Daily Mailarticle that featured a photo of her crying, noting that it was in connection with the anniversary of her father, the King of Pop.

Before her relationship with Long, she dated music partner Gabriel Glenn in The Soundflowers for three years.

Paris Jackson was also romantically linked to fellow model Cara Delevingne, but they never officially confirmed the rumors. 

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For many of us, showering feels like a pretty simple, straightforward part of the day. Every night (or morning), you turn on the water, hop in, scrub your body, wash your hair and dry off, right? Yes—and no. First of all, many people shower in the wrong order, dermatologists say, which can prohibit them from getting fully clean. That’s not to a huge extent or a big deal, but it’s also not ideal (or maybe what you thought would happen).

To add to the surprising complexities of showering, there’s also the fact that showering in the morning has different benefits than showering at night, meaning you may need to change your routine a bit. Additionally, when it comes to shower products to avoid, don’t forget to ditch bar soap. As harmless as it may seem, bar soap can be harsh on the skin and strip your body of its natural oils.

Last but not least (for now), do you really need to shower every day? According to dermatologists, no—especially if you’re over 50 years old. It can actually outright hurt your skin and cause problems. For more expert-backed insight into why people over 50 shouldn’t shower every day, some showering dos and don’ts and other skin care tips, read on.

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Why Doctors Are Urging People Over 50 To Stop Showering Daily

“As we get older, our skin tends to produce less oil, and it becomes thinner as we lose collagen,” says Dr. Nicole Negbenebor, MD, a dermatologic surgeon at the University of Iowa Health Care. (Collagen is one of the body’s proteins.) “This makes it easier for our skin to dry out with frequent showering.”

Dr. Brian Toy, MD, an attending dermatologist with Providence Mission Hospital in Mission Viejo, California, explains further. “Many soaps strip the skin of its natural oils, which help keep it lubricated,” he says.

Additionally, as we age, our sebaceous glands (which lubricate the skin naturally) become less active. “As these sebaceous glands become less active, the skin becomes drier, particularly on the face and legs,” Dr. Toy adds.

Related: The 20 Best Facial Cleansers for Aging Skin, Tested by Dermatologists and Makeup Artists

Other skin exacerbators include long, hot showers (they rinse off protective oils more quickly) and certain soaps, such as deodorant soaps and antibacterial soaps. So if and when you shower, especially daily, keep your showers short, lukewarm and accompanied by gentle soap. 

Ignoring that advice can be somewhat serious. “These changes are irreversible,” Dr. Toy says.

How Often to Shower if You’re Over 50

As mentioned, daily showering is probably a no-no if you’re over 50 (especially if you’re also sedentary). If that’s you, how often should you shower, then?

“Showering frequency should be determined by the amount of sweat and body odor that one produces, [as] well as the level of physical activity,” Dr. Toy says. “This can vary dramatically from person to person and can vary with the weather.” 

What might that look like in practice? According to Dr. Toy, a senior who doesn’t leave the house in the cold winter may only need to shower twice a week. However, an active senior living in Florida might need to shower twice a day during the hot, humid summer.

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“From a medical standpoint, there is no single answer,” he adds.

Generally, Dr. Negbenebor recommends around two to three times a week, or every other day, if you have dry skin. “People can still spot-clean certain areas, such as the underarms, groin, etc., in between their full-body shower days,” she clarifies. But again, that’s for less-dirty days. If you get sweaty or dirty, she encourages showering as necessary with soap and warm (not hot) water. 

Other Skin Care and Skin Health Tips for People Over 50 Years Old

Both dermatologists emphasize moisturizing the skin after patting it dry (leaving it a little damp). This helps “‘lock in’ the moisture,” according to Dr. Negbenebor. She recommends a gentle and fragrance-free option that doesn’t have a ton of additives. As you get older, she adds, you may need to switch to a thicker cream or ointment.

Dr. Toy encourages people to moisturize every day. “Moisturizing is [just a] temporary solution for dry skin,” he says. “Therefore, it must be done on a daily basis.” 

Related: 11 Best Clean Moisturizers for Women Over 50, According to a Professional Makeup Artist

This is all an illustration of how bodies will inevitably change, and the type of care they need will change, too. When you’re taking care of your aging body in new ways—like changing the vitamins you take, perhaps—don’t forget to adjust how often you shower (and how you shower), too. Just because it’s an unexpected tip doesn’t mean it’s not true.

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• Dr. Nicole Negbenebor, MD, is a dermatologic surgeon at the University of Iowa Health Care.
• Dr. Brian Toy, MD, is an attending dermatologist with Providence Mission Hospital in Mission Viejo, California.

Tom Holland's Spider-Man has been away from movie screens for nearly five years. The world, it turns out, was ready for him to come back.

The first trailer for Spider-Man: Brand New Day dropped on March 18, unveiled by Holland himself from the top of the Empire State Building at sunrise. Within 24 hours, it had been watched 718.6 million times, the most-watched trailer in the history of motion pictures. It surpassed the previous record holder, the Deadpool & Wolverinetrailer, in just eight hours. For context, the GTA VI trailer drew 475 million views in its first day. Spider-Man didn't just beat it. He buried it.

So what did 718 million people actually see?

The trailer picks up where Spider-Man: No Way Home left off, and in the bleakest possible way. At the end of that film, Peter Parker agreed to have everyone in the world forget his true identity. That means his girlfriend MJ, his best friend Ned, and everyone he loved lost all memory of him. Four years have passed. Peter is now living entirely alone, anonymously protecting New York as a full-time Spider-Man, until his body begins changing in ways he cannot control.

The mutation angle is one of the trailer's most talked-about details. Peter appears to generate organic webbing on his own, without his mechanical web-shooters, something fans of Tobey Maguire's original trilogy will recognize immediately. It suggests the film is taking Peter somewhere genuinely new, and considerably stranger than the earlier Holland entries.

The cast assembled around him is just as striking.Jon Bernthal returns as the Punisher, fresh off his acclaimed run in Daredevil: Born Again, and the trailer makes clear the two are not on the same side. Bruce Banner appears as well, with Mark Ruffalo back in the role. And Michael Mando's Scorpion (first teased in Spider-Man: Homecoming back in 2017 and never followed up on) finally arrives as a full villain.

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Behind the camera, director Destin Daniel Cretton (Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings) is framing this as the start of a new chapter rather than a continuation of the previous trilogy. The script comes from Chris McKenna and Erik Sommers, who wrote all three prior Holland-era films. Holland has described it as the first movie of the next era of his Spider-Man, a clean break with a familiar face.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day opens in theaters on July 31, 2026, ahead of Avengers: Doomsdaylater that December. Given that No Way Home earned $1.9 billion globally, the pressure on this one is enormous. The trailer suggests Sony and Marvel know exactly what they are doing.

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It's interesting to see how personality, timing, and life experiences come together over the years. Achieving a thriving lifestyle later in life depends on various factors, including choices, resilience, and a bit of luck. Some birth monthsappear to be associated with traits that naturally promote long-term fulfillment. Whether it's emotional intelligence, persistence, or adaptability, individuals born in these months often age like fine wine, becoming more content, confident, and grounded over time. Read to discover which four birth months are most likely to thrive during their golden years, according to expert astrologers.

Which Birth Months Often Thrive in Their Golden Years?

Birth months are listed. Disregard your birth date.

January

People born in Januarytend to start life with a serious, disciplined outlook, and that steady mindset pays off in their later years. They're planners who are willing to delay gratification for long-term rewards. While others may burn out chasing quick wins, January-born individuals are building something sustainable. As they grow older, their patience and work ethic translate into stability—financial, emotional, and social. Capricorn and Aquarius are known for ambition, discipline, and a long-game approach to success. Therefore, this birth month stands the test of time.

April

Individuals born in April exhibit a bold energy in all their endeavors. As young people, they are often risk-takers, gaining valuable lessons that lead to wiser decisions in the future. The zodiac signsAries and Taurus are linked to qualities such as courage, initiative, and a lively zest for life. This month’s ability to maintain a passion for living distinguishes them, even as their responsibilities increase. In their later years, those born in April often remain active, engaged, and open to new experiences—traits that keep life feeling fresh and meaningful.

August

Those born in August have this confidence that strengthens with age. Early on, they step into leadership roles, but it's later in life that their personality shines. Either a Leo or a Virgo, they're known for charisma, warmth, and a strong sense of self-worth. They tend to build strong social networks and maintain meaningful relationships, which become a rich source of support and joy as they age. They are generous by nature, often giving back in ways that create a lasting legacy.

November

November-borns are known for being deep thinkers who navigate life with intensity, leading to personal growth. Facing emotional ups and downs in the early years builds their resilience and wisdom. By the time they reach later years, they've developed a sense of self-awareness and inner peace. They're less concerned with external validation and more focused on what truly matters, which brings a unique kind of fulfillment. Either a Scorpio or a Sagittarius, this birth month is open to transformation, emotional depth, and inner strength.

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