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Tom Hanks is celebrating a major birthday milestone. The Forrest Gump actor turned 70 on July 9th! 

Born in Concord, California, on July 9, 1956, Hanks attended California State University, majoring in theater. He started his acting career on the stage, working at the Great Lakes Shakespeare Festival in Ohio. The would-be superstar eventually dropped out of college and moved to New York City in 1980. 

Tom Hanks’ Acting Career 

With a career spanning over four decades, Hanks is a beloved comedic and dramatic powerhouse who has starred in a lengthy list of blockbusters, including Apollo 13, Saving Private Ryan, Sleepless in Seattle, A League of Their Own, The Da Vinci Code, Cast Away, Big, Forrest Gump, The Money Pit, Splash, The Polar Express, Philadelphia, and Catch Me If You Can. Along with these films, Hanks also voiced one of the most legendary animated characters in recent movie history—Sheriff Woody from the Toy Story franchise. 

While he’s known for a storied film career, the actor rose to fame on the small screen, starring as Kip Wilson (and his cross-dressing alter-ego Buffy) on the 1980’s classic comedy Bosom Buddies. 

Actor Peter Scolari (as Hilde Desmond) and actor Tom Hanks (as Buffy Wilson) in 'Bosom Buddies.' (Photo by CBS Photo Archive/Getty Images)

In 1996, Hanks stepped out of the spotlight and moved behind the camera, directing and writing That Thing You Do! He continued directing, also working on the acclaimed HBO miniseries From the Earth to the Moon. 

Through the course of his career so far, Hanks has won two Oscars (Best Actor in 1994 for Philadelphia and Best Actor in 1995 for Forrest Gump) and four Golden Globes (Best Acto/Comedy in 1989 for Big, Best Actor/Drama in 1994 for Philadelphia, Best Actor/Drama in 1995 for Forrest Gump, and Best Actor/Drama in 2001 for Cast Away). 

Actor Tom Hanks receives his Oscar at the Academy Awards in Los Angeles, CA., March 27, 1995. (Photo by John Barr/Liaison) Getty Images

According to The Kennedy Center, Hanks once said of his acting, “I would like to think I’ve reflected the audience’s lives somehow, though it’s in this big, false, glamorous arena of movies.” 

In a 2001 interview with Oprah, she told the actor, “You’ve been described as the most uncommon common man anyone has ever known.” Tom replied, “There isn’t any great mystery about me. What I do is glamorous and has an awful lot of white-hot attention placed on it. But the actual work requires the same discipline and passion as any job you love doing, be it as a very good pipe fitter or a highly creative artist.”

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The award-winning actor married actress Rita Wilson in 1988. The couple has two children together, Truman Theodore Hanks (born 1993) and Chester Marlon Hanks (born 1990). Hanks also has two children from his previous marriage to Samantha Lewes: actor Colin Hanks (born 1977) and Elizabeth Hanks (born 1982). 

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Wilson recently posted a special message to her hubby on his 70th birthday, writing on Instagram, “Happy Birthday, love of my life! I love you so much!” Fans and some famous friends (including Julianne Moore, Isla Fisher, Mariska Hargitay, Leann Rimes, and Trudie Styler) flocked to the post, also wishing the actor a happy big 7-0. 

Sasha Farber has fans saying they'd tune in for a documentary after the Dancing With the Stars pro shared a deeply personal detail about his childhood in a trending TikTok.

Joining the viral "On a Mission" trend, in which users jokingly pitch the documentaries they'd make about their own lives, Farber, 41, wrote: "Me wondering when Netflix will do a documentary on me, a little boy who escaped Chernobyl and became a dancer."

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The video quickly caught fans' attention, with many saying they had no idea about the dancer's background and wanted to hear more of his story.

"What do you mean he escaped Chernobyl ... what!" one Redditor said, starting a thread.

Farber, who has been a longtime fan favorite on Dancing With the Stars, was born in the former Soviet Union. His family emigrated to Australia following the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster, and Farber has previously spoken about fleeing the region as a young child before eventually discovering ballroom dance.

"I remember reading about this last year in an article about Burn the Floor tour," another Redditor chimed in.

"It mentioned some info about the Russian immigrant dancers on the tour (Maks was brought up too), and about Sasha's background. His family lived quite close to Chernobyl so they packed up and fled to Australia. Sasha was about 4 or 5 so he would have been quite young."

"Sasha has previously given interviews where he’s described his family loading their car on the day of the disaster and driving as far away from Chernobyl as they could," another elaborated. "He was born near the Belorussia/Ukraine border - 70% of the radioactive fallout fell on Belarus and almost 25,000 people there were permanently evacuated."

Farber went on to become one of Australia's top competitive dancers before joining Dancing With the Stars, where he's spent years competing alongside celebrity partners and winning over viewers with his choreography and sense of humor.

Whether or not a Netflix documentary ever materializes, his latest TikTok has certainly made plenty of viewers curious to learn more.

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Every great musician has a backstory of how they got to the main stage of their music careers, with Elvis Costello having quit his computer job in 1977 to follow his dreams.

The Grammy Award-winning rock icon was born Declan Patrick MacManus into a musical family in 1954. What sparked his love for music was none other than his father, Ross MacManus, a professional trumpet player and jazz musician. Beginning his career in the late 1940s, he played with some of the most respected bands in Liverpool and London. By the time Costello was born, his father was well-known in the music industry.

It just so happens that Costello's musical roots ran deep, with his grandfather, Patrick Matthew McManus, having also been a professional musician. Costello was inspired by his history of playing trumpet in the army, in music halls, and in theater showings of silent films. Not to mention that his mother, Lillian MacManus, sold records throughout the 60s.

Despite having music in his blood, Costello didn't pursue it outright as a career. The music industry has its downsides and pitfalls, all of which Costello was well aware of due to his upbringing and made him hesitant to pursue the same path. He would soon change his mind after his teenage friend died in a traffic accident.

Elvis Costello needed a job to pursue music

Instead of jumping headfirst into a music career, Costello knew he needed a decent-paying job to survive. When he graduated from secondary school in 1973, England was going through one of their worst years of unemployment.

"I was very lucky to get a job. I had no ambition to go into further education; I just went out and got the first job I could get. I went along to be a chart corrector, tea boy, clerk — because I wasn’t really qualified for anything. I got a job as a computer operator, which happened to be comparatively well paid: about twenty pounds a week. I’d just put tapes on the machines and feed cards in, line up printing machines — all the manual work the computer itself doesn’t have arms to do," he told Rolling Stone.

His job involved frequent periods of waiting for the mainframe computers to finish their tasks, which gave Costello enough time to write songs. According to Costello, he "stuck out the first computer job for about six months" while working with a folk group in Liverpool and would soon meet musician and producer Nick Lowe.

"When we’ve worked together, it’s been, “I can’t see what’s so difficult about it, it’s just four chords” – and he’d bang them out. He always had that attitude — it was quite a revelation to me," he said.

According to OnThisDayinMusic, Costello quit his computer programming job on July 9, 1977, to become a full-time musician. He released his debut album, My Aim Is True, days later, on July 22. Produced by Lowe, the album was created while Costello was working his computer job. The album and singles like "Alison" and "Less Than Zero" would introduce the musician as a leading artist of the punk rock era.

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Jennifer Garner has gone from TV actor to blockbuster movie headliner over the course of her decades-long career, and she has the massive net worth to prove it. Let's take a closer look at how much the Alias star has earned over the years. 

Here is everything you need to know about Jennifer Garner’s net worth.

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How did Jennifer Garner become famous?

Fans may be surprised to learn that Jennifer Garner made her professional onscreen acting debut in the 1995 TV miniseries Zoya, based on the Danielle Steel novel. She had various roles in film and television over the next few years, culminating in a fateful casting in 1998 in the WB series Felicity, by a then-unknown J.J. Abrams. Garner played the girlfriend of Scott Foley’s character, who would go on to become her first husband.

In 2000, Abrams cast Garner in the role that would make her a star: Sydney Bristow on ABC’s Alias, which ran from 2001 to 2006. Though only earning moderate ratings, Alias made headlines for its spy-drama action, and Garner’s performance earned her a Golden Globe, among other accolades.

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Garner’s star power from Alias led to her landing the female-lead role in 2003’s Daredevil opposite her future second husband, Ben Affleck, as well as her own spinoff sequel, 2005’s Elektra. She further established herself as a movie star with a widely praised turn in the romantic comedy 13 Going on 30. With these successes, Garner had found fame in both television and movies.

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What is Jennifer Garner's net worth in 2026?

According to Celebrity Net Worth, in 2026, Jennifer Garner has a net worth of $80 million. Garner has earned this major bank account through her success as an actor/voice actor, TV and film producer, TV director, highly coveted spokesperson and all-around savvy businessperson. 

How much does Jennifer Garner make a year?

It has been reported that Jennifer Garner earns upwards of $10 million each year. This amount will definitely vary depending on how many projects she undertakes annually and how successful/lucrative they are.

How much does Jennifer Garner make per movie?

Jennifer Garner, as with most actors, does not have a set salary that she earns per movie. Instead, her salary tends to depend on the project’s budget and the size of her role. She mostly earns in the single-digit millions for her film roles, from around $5 million to $7 million.

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How much did Jennifer Garner get paid for Alias?

Jennifer Garner began her time on Alias, earning $40,000 per episode, with an average of 22 episodes per season. This means she earned around $880,000 for the first season of the spy drama. By the fifth and final season, Garner was earning $150,000 per episode, which would net her $3.3 million per season. All in all, Garner likely earned at least $9 million from her per episode salary alone, not including royalties or bonuses.

How much did Jennifer Garner make for Juno? Jennifer Garner at the Los Angeles premiere of 'Juno' in 2007

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Jennifer Garner reportedly took a cut to her upfront payment for her role in 2007’s Juno in exchange for a percentage of the film’s box office gross profits. This makes a lot of sense, as Juno was an indie movie with an estimated budget of $7.5 million. As the film was a big hit, grossing more than $232 million worldwide, Garner likely earned a pretty penny when all was said and done.

How much did Jennifer Garner get paid for Peppermint?

It is not public knowledge how much Jennifer Garner was paid for her leading role in 2018’s Peppermint, which was billed as her return to action roles. Given that the film had an estimated budget of $25 million, it's likely Garner was paid in the single-digit millions. It is also not known whether she had negotiated a percentage of the film’s box office profits into her contract in addition to her upfront payment.

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How much did Jennifer Garner make for Yes Day?

Jennifer Garner has not publicly revealed how much she was paid for the 2021 Netflix comedy Yes Day. As it was a family movie for the streamer, it is likely the budget was not of blockbuster proportions.

Garner also acted as a producer on the film, which she talked about to Vogue. “I was passionate about making sure that the script had the relationships [in the family] right. For example, early on, in the writer Justin [Malen’s draft], the relationship between the mom and the teenage daughter was very fraught and there was a lot of nastiness. I said, ‘It’s not about that—it’s about the natural heartbreak of someone growing up and how you have to recalibrate your relationship.’ He knocked it out of the park, because those moments in the film just kill me.”

How much did Jennifer Garner get paid for The Family Switch?

Jennifer Garner's relationship with Netflix continued with her 2023 movie The Family Switch. Garner has remained tight-lipped publicly when it comes to how much she earned on the movie. It is very likely she banked in the single-digit millions for the movie, as that is her typical film salary range.

How much does Jennifer Garner make from Neutrogena?

Jennifer Garner has had a contract as a spokesperson for Neutrogena for almost 17 years. It is not public knowledge how much she is paid for this contract, but it has been estimated she earns $10 million to $15 million per five-year contract for her work as a spokesperson. That would mean she has earned around $30 million to $45 million for her ongoing relationship with the beauty care brand all these years.

In addition to being a spokesperson for Neutrogena, Garner has spoken about being an avid user. “I was nervous about using retinol around my eye, but I've worked with Neutrogena for 15 years," she said a few years ago. "I trust their science, and ophthalmologists say it's OK. So I'm good to go. I have noticed a difference. It erases the harshness of the new lines I have around my eyes.”

How much does Jennifer Garner make from Capital One commercials?

Jennifer Garner also has a deal with Capital One as a spokesperson, which includes appearing in commercials for the bank. The terms of Garner’s contract with Capital One have not been made public—but a high-profile spokesperson like the Deadpool & Wolverine actress most times is not paid per commercial. Instead, she likely has a contract that covers a number of commercials over a period of years, in addition to other media like online ads.

Celebrity Net Worth estimates Garner’s deals with Capital One as well as Mercedes likely operate under a five-year contract that pays her around $15 million to $20 million in total, which would equal around $3 million to $4 million a year.

Is Jennifer Garner married?

No, Jennifer Garner is not currently married; however, she has been in a long-term relationship with businessman John Miller since 2018.

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If you've ever blamed Mercury retrograde for losing your keys or proudly announced that your zodiac sign explains every life choice you've ever made, there's now a drink that might just speak your cosmic language. Meet FLRT, a zero-sugar energy drink that's matching every zodiac element with a flavor that feels written in the stars.

Forget boring beverages. FLRT decided the universe deserved a little more personality, pairing each zodiac group with a bold flavor designed to fit its signature vibe. Whether you're fiercely independent, hopelessly curious or the friend who always knows what’s going to happen next, there's a can with your name (or should we say sign) all over it.

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Water signs—Cancer, Scorpio and Pisces—are getting cozy with Strawberry Fling. Known for their emotional depth, strong intuition and mysterious knack for predicting what's coming next, these signs are the perfect match for the juicy strawberry flavor. It's bubbly, bold and a little unexpected.

If your personality could be described as "main character energy," chances are you're a Fire sign. Aries, Leo and Sagittarius are paired with Guava Lava, a bright, tropical flavor that keeps up with their adventurous spirits. Fire signs love excitement, thrive on spontaneity and rarely turn down a challenge, making this refreshing sip a natural fit for their high-energy lifestyles.

Meanwhile, Earth signs—Capricorn, Taurus and Virgo—can count on Sunset Squeeze. Reliable, hardworking, and always keeping life grounded, Earth signs appreciate consistency, and this citrus-packed flavor delivers just that. Think of it as a little taste of golden hour in every sip, offering the kind of steady boost these practical personalities can appreciate.

Rounding out the zodiac are the Air signs: Gemini, Libra and Aquarius. Social, curious and always ready to jump into a great conversation, they're paired with Berry Tempting. The vibrant mixed berry flavor is as lively as their personalities, making it an easy companion for brainstorming sessions, road trips or catching up with friends.

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New FLRT Energy Drinks Are a Vitamin and Mineral Powerhouse

Beyond the playful astrology theme, FLRT packs plenty into every 12-ounce can. Each drink is sugar-free and gluten-free, delivers 200 milligrams of caffeine for a serious energy boost, and includes biotin, zinc, and vitamins A, B and C. Botanical ingredients like green tea, guayusa and ginseng round out the formula, supporting focus and everyday wellness.

FLRT energy drinks are available at Walmart, Target, Amazon and regional grocery stores, so check them out on your next grocery run if you want to match your zodiac sign to your drink and see if it's a perfect pairing. Whether you're a zodiac superfan or just looking for a fun new way to fuel your day, FLRT proves that sometimes your perfect match isn't a soulmate—it's your next favorite flavor.

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If you plan to live in flip-flops, sun hats, and flowy linen pants on vacation, you're going to need some cute tops to toss in your suitcase alongside these staples. To round out your warm-weather rotation, breezy tank tops in cute patterns and fun colors that you can mix and match with the rest of your wardrobe are a must. Right now, Amazon has a summer-ready top on sale for just $15, and shoppers are already scooping it up in multiple colors. 

Normally $20, the Akewei Cotton Linen Tank Top is currently discounted up to 25%, dropping the price to just $15 in select hues. Prices vary by color, but many of the options are $18 or less, so there are plenty of opportunities to score a great deal. There are 17 hues to choose from in total, ranging from solids to gingham prints to shimmery striped options. 

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Made from a blend of 80% cotton and 20% linen, this top was designed to provide exceptional breathability without the scratchy feel of a 100% linen top. It features a flowy, pull-on style with a crew neck and is sleeveless, so it should keep you feeling nice and cool, especially on hot summer days. On the back, a line of decorative buttons adds an elevated touch to an otherwise simple tank top.

Machine-washable on cold, the manufacturer recommends washing this top in a laundry bag and hanging it to dry to help prevent wrinkling. Available in sizes small to XX-large, shoppers said this tank top fits true to size. 

Shoppers raved that the cotton-linen blend fabric is "light and airy," making it a "breathable" choice for warm weather wear. Many reviewers mentioned packing it for trips because it's "perfect for summer vacations," and any wrinkles were easy to smooth out with a quick iron. 

Designed with darts on the front, shoppers said "the cut is flattering," and several customers appreciated the "cute" button detailing down the back of the top. Because this is a shell-style tank with a high neckline, several reviewers said it works great as office wear in the summer paired with a light cardigan or blazer. 

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You won't want to miss the chance to score the Akewei Cotton Linen Tank Top for just $15 at Amazon during vacation season. Snag this classy and comfortable summer wardrobe staple in your favorite color or print while it's still in stock!

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Art is more than just something to enjoy; it reflects who we are as a society, our emotions, and the values we hold at different times in history. Every piece of art has a unique energy and tries to communicate a message to us. Astrology and numerology say that the day you were born has a unique energy that affects how you see the world. When you connect that energy with the vibes from famous works of art, the result is something truly special that speaks to your soul. Read on to discover which famous art piece mirrors your soul, based on your birth date.

Which Artistic Masterpiece Matches Each Birth Date?

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Born on the 1st, 10th, 19th, or 28th – Sunflowers By Vincent Van Gogh

The iconic Dutch post-impressionist painter Van Gogh associated sunflowers with friendship, nature’s vitality, and the radiant Sun, your birth date’s ruling star. As part of a series he created to honor one of his closest friends, these paintings are a reminder that color can uplift one’s mood. Depicting sunflowers in their various stages, they remind us of the natural cycles of growth, transformation, and decay.  

Born on the 2nd, 11th, 20th, or 29th – Pink Moon Over Water By Georgia O’keeffe

Nocturnal, moody, and mysterious, Pink Moon Over Water was Georgia O’Keeffe’s romantic correspondence to her husband while they were apart. Featuring a pale pink Moon (your ruling planet) over multicolored rolling hills, it expresses both the beauty and the layered complexity of the inner landscape. This soft, geometric capture of a summer night proves that images reflect feelings better than words. 

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Born on the 3rd, 12th, 21st, or 30th – The Dance By Henri Matisse 

Jupiter, the ruling planet of your birth date, represents life's infinite expansion. Matisse’s The Dance is a circular, almost hypnotic motion of naked figures holding hands as earth and sky are united by human connection. The figures allude to optimism, joy, and the human experience of coming together for a shared purpose: living life to the fullest. 

Born on the 4th, 13th, 22nd, or 31st – The Son of Man By René Magritte

Uranus, the planet of non-conformity, rules your birth date and aligns with the revolutionary spirit of The Son of Man. Created in the '60s, this surrealist painting explores the tension between identity, social conformity, and the mystery of human perception. To inspire self-examination, Magritte obscures a man’s face with an apple, representing the part of ourselves we hide when following the established social rules. 

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Born on the 5th, 14th, or 23rd – Marilyn Diptych By Andy Warhol

If you were born on a Mercury-ruled date, you’re an intellectual who dares to ask all the tricky questions. You may be fascinated by Andy Warhol’s Marilyn Monroe Diptych. Created after the iconic actress’s passing, it inspires profound reflection on the decadence of celebrity culture and criticizes the modern-day obsession with superficial fame. No one will deny that this iconic piece gets everyone thinking! 

Born on the 6th, 15th, or 24th – The Two Fridas By Frida Kahlo

If you’re born on a date that aligns with Venus's vibrations, relationships are at the heart of your existence. You can count on the daring and raw Mexican artist Frida Kahlo to express the true reality of relationships—love, beauty, intimacy, and heartbreak. One of her many masterpieces, The Two Fridas, explores how the two sides of her identity affected her marriage. 

Born on the 7th, 16th, or 25th – The Persistence Of Memory By Salvador Dalí

Being born on a date ruled by Neptune, the planet of magic, means you see things differently from others. Salvador Dalí’s The Persistence of Memory perfectly illustrates how your mind works—through symbols and images rather than words. To fully understand something or someone, you dissolve its surface reality to reveal what lies beneath, just like Dalí melts time itself to expose the deeper truth of existence. 

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Born on the 8th, 17th, or 26th – Number 1, 1950 (Lavender Mist)  Jackson Pollock 

If you were born on a Saturn-ruled day, your intelligence sees beyond facades. Pollock’s Lavender Mist broke established barriers in art by creating a piece that embraced discipline disguised as chaos. Its intricate web of layered marks invites the viewer to find order within complexity—and to explore the shadow self that lies beneath the surface. 

Born on the 9th, 18th, or 27th – Whaam! By Roy Lichtenstein

If the maverick planet, Mars, rules over the day you were born, you’re one to push boundaries in one form or another. With his red and loud painting, Whaam!, American artist Roy Lichtenstein challenged the traditional boundaries of fine art. With its intense depiction, this legendary pop art piece criticizes mass media, consumerism, and the glamorization of war in pop culture.

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To quote the late great Charlton Heston, DC is officially about to turn into "a madhouse! A madhouse!"

As audiences head to theaters to see the latest entry in the DC Universe with Supergirl, the studio is moving forward with its long-teased Superman spinoff series, DC Crime, featuring Skyler Gisondo's Jimmy Olsen in the central role.

According to Entertainment Weekly, the new HBO Max show will act as an anthology series detailing some of the DC Universe's most infamous criminals, starting with the Man of Steel's recurring villain, Gorilla Grodd.

As per EW, American Vandal star Jimmy Tatro will portray the iconic DC villain in the new series, with various DC heads teasing Grodd's debut in the franchise at some point in the near future.

As DC Studios co-head and Superman director James Gunn previously told EW, "I love Gorilla Grodd, so got other plans for that guy."

Along with serving as one of Superman's oldest and most endearing villains, Grodd also regularly appears as a formidable foe to DC's Flash. A hyper-intelligent talking gorilla with telekinetic abilities, Grodd first appeared in the pages of The Flash #106 in 1959, quickly becoming one of the most popular villains in DC's Silver Age.

Further details about the new show are still unknown, but the new DC Crime series will follow in the wake of several other DC spinoff series like Creature Commandos, Peacemaker and the upcoming Lanterns.

Originally a YouTube content creator, Tatro has managed to find a reliable place in the mainstream entertainment industry thanks to his roles in 22 Jump Street, American Vandal, Modern Family and The Real Bros of Simi Valley.

In more recent years, he has appeared in several prominent films and TV shows, including Scream 7, Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice and Netflix's new series, The Hawk, starring Will Ferrell.

Let’s be honest: who hasn't walked past the roomy leather seats or the sprawling, luxury lie-flat pods at the front of an airplane and wished they could instantly teleport themselves out of coach?

For many of us, treating ourselves to a premium ticket feels like a major splurge that's usually reserved for special milestones or funded entirely by a massive mountain of hard-earned frequent flyer miles.

That is why Delta Air Lines’ latest booking update is worth a closer look.

The carrier is officially expanding its budget-friendly "Basic" fare tier across its most luxurious cabins—including Delta First, Delta Premium Select (Premium Economy), and its ultra-premium business class, Delta One (which is being labeled as Basic Business for this tier).

The basic gist? You get to experience the exact same upscale, top-tier onboard treatment at a lower entry price point. Delta’s chief commercial officer, Joe Esposito, noted that the expansion is designed to give travelers "more ways to choose the Delta experience that best fits their trip, and a new way to access our premium tier products.”

Delta President Glen Hauensteinpreviously highlighted the pricing philosophy to investors, explaining that if a fully loaded premium seat is $500, "you can buy it for $450 if you're willing to get the seat assignment at 48 hours."

While in practice, the savings may vary much more widely than that, these lower-priced tickets are unbundled, they do come with specific rules and trade-offs that are different from a standard premium ticket. Before you book your next getaway, here's a look at how the new premium Basic fares work so you can decide if the savings make sense for your travel style.  

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How Seat Assignments Work

When you book any premium Basic fare, you forgo the ability to choose your seat for free in advance. Instead, your seat is randomly assigned after you check in at the airport.
Depending on the cabin layout and who you are traveling with, this is an important factor to weigh:

Delta Premium Select: Because these premium economy cabins are typically arranged in rows with middle seats (like a 2-4-2 or 2-3-2 configuration), standard ticket holders will likely have already selected the window and aisle spots. Booking a Basic fare means there is a strong possibility you could be assigned a middle seat in this cabin.

Delta First Class: While domestic first class doesn't have middle seats, the standard 2-2 layout means that if you are traveling with a partner or your kids on a Basic ticket, there is no guarantee you will be seated together. You could easily end up across the aisle or in different rows.

The workaround: If your plans change and you absolutely need to lock down a specific spot, you can still buy a seat assignment down the road. Just keep in mind that the extra fee might completely wipe out that $50 head start you got on the ticket price.

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Flexibility and Onboard Perks

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The great news is that Delta is keeping the actual onboard experience completely identical. Once you step onto the plane, you get the exact same premium treatment as everyone else in your cabin—including the spacious legroom, early boarding privileges, chef-curated meals, and high-end amenity kits.

To get that lower price tag, you're essentially trading away ticket flexibility and your usual frequent flyer perks.

No Ticket Changes: Basic premium fares are non-changeable and cannot be used for same-day confirmed or standby flight adjustments. If you need to cancel, you will be charged a cancellation fee, with the remaining balance issued as a partial Delta eCredit.

No Future Upgrades: You are locked into the specific cabin you purchased; Basic tickets are not eligible for complimentary elite upgrades or paid mileage upgrades later.

Reduced Bags and Miles: You will earn a lower percentage of SkyMiles and elite status-qualifying metrics for the flight, and your checked baggage allowance is reduced by one bag compared to a standard ticket.

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The Airport Lounge Guidelines

The ground experience for international business class is also shifting under this new tier. A Basic Business ticket will no longer include automatic entry into the Delta Sky Club or the exclusive new Delta One Lounges.

If pre-flight lounge access is an essential part of your travel routine, you'll want to opt for the standard Classic or Extra ticket tiers instead.

However, if you're a savvy traveler who already carries a premium credit card that grants independent lounge access, or if you maintain a separate annual Sky Club membership, this rule won't impact your airport routine at all. You can easily pocket the ticket savings and still enjoy the pre-flight amenities.

Delta is also providing a generous runway for travelers to get used to the new system:

For all travel dates running from now through January 18, 2027, Delta will continue to honor lounge access and dedicated check-in lines for anyone flying on a Basic Business ticket. Elite Gold Medallions and above on international Premium Select Basic itineraries will also retain club access through this winter date.

Is the New 'Basic' Worth It?

If you're a solo traveler whose vacation dates are entirely set in stone, who already has independent lounge access through a credit card, and who doesn't mind where they sit as long as they get to enjoy a 180-degree flatbed across the Atlantic, these new Basic fares offer a fantastic, budget-friendly pathway to experience true luxury for less.

But if you are traveling as a family, need a flexible itinerary, or prefer to pick your exact seat months in advance, sticking with a traditional premium ticket is likely still your best bet. Ultimately, it’s all about looking at the guidelines and choosing the exact balance of price and comfort that works for your next trip.

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If you're looking for a respite from the blazing summer heat, perhaps try cooling down with a Christmas movie. Hallmark Channel's Christmas in July programming event is in full swing with some of their most popular holiday movies all month long including new Christmas movie premieres on Saturday. Cool off with this week's original movie, O Little Christmas Market, finds an artist trying to save her hometown's Christmas market that he father helped found.

Read on for more about O Little Christmas Market don't forget to check out the Parade exclusive sneak peek!

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What is O Little Christmas Marketabout?

Olivia (Katherine Barrell) is a gifted miniature artist who has devoted her heart to the town’s Christmas market, a tradition started by her late father.  When a corporate developer plans to tear it down, she risks losing the legacy she holds dear.  A chance meeting at a train station with Grayson (Stephen Huszar), a talented yet unfulfilled architect, sparks an unexpected connection.  Their bond is tested when Olivia learns his firm is behind the buyout.  As Christmas draws near Olivia rallies the community to save the market after securing a delay to the final decision.  Amid the holiday magic, Grayson and Olivia’s romance blossoms despite being on seemingly opposite sides of the deal.  Together, they must find a way to merge their dreams and save the market, discovering that in order to endure love – like art – requires taking a leap of faith. 

Related: Hallmark Star Diagnosed With Cancer at 44: ‘I Promise to Persevere’

Where was O Little Christmas Market filmed?

O Little Christmas Market was filmed in the province of Manitoba, Canada, specifically in Winnipeg and the surrounding areas.

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Katherine Barrell as Olivia

Katherine Barrell is best known for her role as Sheriff Haught and one-half of the couple #WayHaught on Wynonna Earp. She also starred for several seasons as Joy Harper on Good Witch. Most recently, she guest starred in Season 2 of Mistletoe Murders.

Related: Katherine Barrell Reveals the Keepsakes She Took Home at the End of Wynonna Earp

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Stephen Huszar as Grayson

Stephen Huszar is no stranger to Hallmark. He has appeared in several Hallmark projects, including Navigating Christmas, the Ruby Herring Mysteries, and My One and Only with When Calls the Heart’s Pascale Hutton. Earlier this year, he starred in To Philly with Love opposite Rebecca Dalton. Other credits include The Flash, Letterkenny, and Continuum. 

Related: Hallmark’s ‘Mistletoe Murders’ Starring Sarah Drew Returns for Season

When does O Little Christmas Market premiere?

O Little Christmas Market has its network premiere on Saturday, July 11 at 8 p.m.ET on Hallmark Channel and is available to stream the next day on Hallmark+.

Related: ‘The Way Home’ Series Finale Ending Leaves Fans Speechless

Watch Parade's Exclusive Sneak Peek of O Little Christmas Market

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When Tess Maxwell was young, she was fascinated by her father’s stories of the world and space around them. After his death, the world fell out of sync. The Paradox Club by Charlie Lovett brings us a story of a young woman figuring out the world and the secrets behind her father’s death.

The Paradox Club brings us a mystery that is packed with cryptic puzzles to work out. Tess has to delve into the world of a covert organization that goes by the name of the title of the novel. Scholars guard the knowledge of power that could reshape all of human history behind what seems to be an unremarkable Manhattan brownstone. That’s the perfect way for a secret organization to hide, right?

However, that club is starting to fracture thanks to a rogue member. Tess’s family is somehow at the heart of everything, and now she has to deal with her grief and the voices in her head that keep telling her something bad is going to happen to save not just herself and what’s left of her family, but the entire world!

This is more than a mystery. It’s a story of scientific intrigue and buried histories. If you love the likes of Dan Brown’s The Da Vinci Code or Angels and Demons then you’re going to adore The Paradox Club, which is out on Sept. 1, 2026.

Parade has been fortunate enough to reveal an exclusive excerpt from the upcoming novel from Hyperion Avenue. We just into the start of Tess’s life, as she remembers back to when she knew that something bad was going to happen. As we get a look at how Tess is sure she needs to write the alphabet backward 20 times and line up 15 pencils perfectly, we get just the start of the mystery that is set to unfurl years later for this child struggling to figure out how to do what the voices tell her to do.

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Take a look at the excerpt and get ready for The Paradox Club:

Fire on the Island

On a night two weeks after Harry told his daughter Tess about infinite universes, the voices in her head would not be silenced. She had learned Morse code the previous summer when she was eleven, but no matter how many times she tapped shut up on the top of the little desk in the room she shared with Vivian, the voices kept up their incessant nattering—worse than ever before. If you don’t line up the Legos, something bad will happen. So, she lined up the Legos. If you don’t write the alphabet backward twenty times, something bad will happen. So, she wrote the alphabet backward twenty times. But still they kept on.

She and Harry hadn’t gone to the dock that night because a front had swept through and dark clouds filled the sky, threatening rain and lightning and obscuring the stars. Nights when she couldn’t see Harry’s star made her nervous. The wind whistled through the pine trees and blew hard enough that twigs and small branches occasionally thwapped against the roof, making Tess jump in her chair. The air felt electric, as it often did before a summer storm, but this time Tess tingled not with excitement but with unease. The whole universe seemed on edge and the voices knew it.

She had a set of twenty-five colored pencils in a metal box in her desk and the voices insisted that they each be sharpened to a fine point and that they all be the exact same length. The only sharpener she had was one of those cheap plastic ones that came in your school pencil box, and it made precision all but impossible. Every time she had ten pencils perfectly lined up, the point would break on the eleventh one. Or when she had fifteen lined up, she’d notice that the royal blue was a hair shorter than the others. The pencils got shorter and the pile of multicolored shavings on the desk got bigger and the voices did not stop.

Marie had gone to bed early. “Don’t stay up too late,” she had told Tess as she kissed her good night in front of the fireplace where Tess had been reading. Even then the voices had been warming up, but Tess kept reading for another hour or so until they became too much of a distraction. Then she said good night to Harry and Vivian—each in a chair with a book—and went to her room to arrange Legos, write alphabets, and sharpen pencils. Never had the voices been so demanding.

When the aquamarine pencil was nothing more than a nub, Tess crept out of her room, lurking in the shadows as she watched Harry and Vivian. They sat together on the sofa, close enough that their legs pressed into one another. Too close, thought Tess. They leaned slightly forward, their cheeks almost touching, and whispered words that Tess could not hear. But Tess understood the intonations of secrecy. And of intimacy. Whatever Harry and Vivian were discussing, they didn’t want Tess to know. Or Marie.

Tess loved Vivian like a second mother, but she loved Marie, too. She didn’t like Harry and Vivian having secrets from her mother. Especially when those secrets involved sitting so close to each other in the dying light of a fire. Tess tiptoed back to her room and slid under the covers, praying for sleep. Thunder began to rumble outside, and she considered closing her window against the coming rain, but the fresh air soothed her. Besides, if the rain blew in the window maybe it would wash away all the pencil shavings and in the morning the voices, and all evidence of their existence, would be gone.

Tess drifted in and out of sleep, twice awakened by a boom of thunder. Lightning flashed, but the rain still did not come, heightening her nervous anticipation. It felt as if the world was holding back, letting the pressure build until the release would be catastrophic. The third time she awoke, she got out of bed and looked out the window. Harry and Vivian, laden with blankets and what the lightning revealed to be Harry’s antique radio, were walking toward the woods, Harry unspooling a long orange extension cord behind him. Why in the world would they take the radio outside when it could start pouring rain at any moment? Harry loved that radio. He dusted it every day and never let anyone else touch it. It could be ruined in a rainstorm.

Tess watched the bouncing beam of Vivian’s flashlight and when that beam stilled and she realized where Harry had taken Vivian, she became more convinced than ever that they were about to do something that would tear her family apart.

Since the time she was four or five, Tess had been allowed full access to the island. The island was hers to explore, and explore it she did, learning its every rise and fall, befriending each tree and shrub, building miniature cairns out of smooth stones or crude shelters out of dead branches. The freedom to gain that intimacy had built Tess’s sense of independence—the true purpose, she suspected now, of her parents’ giving her the run of the place.

But one spot on the island had always been forbidden: A circle of trees a short distance to the north of the house surrounding a clearing about twenty feet wide. The trees were tall, slender pines ringed by laurel bushes which almost enclosed the space, leaving a gap on the side facing the house just wide enough for an adult to pass through. This clearing was Harry’s sanctum sanctorum—the one place on the island where not only Tess but also Marie and Vivian were forbidden to set foot. Harry himself only ventured into what he called his “private circle” occasionally. Sometimes a whole summer would pass without him slipping through the laurel bushes and disappearing for an hour or so.

But now, Tess watched as Harry led Vivian into his most private space and felt betrayed. There was no other word for it. Tess was Harry’s family, his flesh and blood, the rightful heir to the private circle. Marie was his wife, the person with whom he should share the most secret and intimate parts of himself. Yet here he was leading Vivian into the very place from which both Tess and her mother had been barred.

She watched as the flashlight moved around within the laurels and then heard, in between the claps of thunder, the sound of music coming from Harry’s radio. Romantic music, thought Tess. Some love song from the days when young men took their girlfriends to secret spots in the woods.

Tess felt a great pull inside herself, as if game of tug-of-war as wide as the universe passed its rope directly through her gut. “Under no circumstances should you ever set foot in my circle,” Harry had said, reiterating, “No circumstances.” But what if those circumstances were the possible implosion of the family that she loved: the destruction of her tender, kindhearted mother; the expulsion of one of her parents from the family home; a dagger in the heart of the friendship between Marie and Vivian; and the condemning of Tess to an adolescence of misery and a broken home? Weren’t those circumstances dire enough to lift the ban on setting foot on some meaningless piece of ground? Wasn’t saving her family a cause noble enough to justify defying her father?

Even as these questions tore at her, she saw the flashlight extinguished and she fell back into her desk chair. She was too late. In front of her, the uneven ends of her colored pencils stood silent witness to the fact that this was all Tess’s fault. If she had only obeyed the voices. They had told her something bad would happen. If she didn’t sharpen the pencils properly, something bad would happen. And she hadn’t sharpened the pencils properly and now her happy childhood was over, her family rent apart, and the man she had loved and trusted most in the world stood at the center of that betrayal. She threw her head down on the desk and cried, finally falling asleep in the chair to the smell of pencil shavings and the rumble of thunder.

Three decades after calling it quits, the underground industrial thrash metal band Nailbomb is once again making headlines after being recognized as one of the greatest supergroups of all time.

Based on the ranking released by Revolver Magazine, the '90s band fronted by Max Cavalera secured its spot on the elite list alongside 11 other supergroups, including hard rock and metal heavyweights like Velvet Revolver, Them Crooked Vultures, Temple of the Dog, Pigface and more.

Nailbomb was a side project cofounded in 1993 by Max Cavalera, who was then the lead vocalist of Sepultura, together with Alex Newport of Fudge Tunnel.

The duo enlisted guest musicians Igor Cavalera on drums, Andreas Kisser on lead guitar and Dino Cazares on guitar for their first and only studio album, Point Blank.

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Released in 1994, the debut record featured their most famous song, "Wasting Away," which was featured in the 1995 movie To Die For starring Nicole Kidman, Matt Dillon and Joaquin Phoenix.

Although the duo released only one studio album, it also released a live album in 1995 titled Proud to Commit Commercial Suicide, which showcased a live recording of the band's performance at the Dynamo Open Air Festival in the Netherlands.

The 1995 concert also served as Nailbomb's farewell show, where the band performed fan-favorites like "Wasting Away" and several mosh pit staples such as "Guerrillas" and "Sick Life."

The setlist also included covers of songs by punk and hardcore bands, including DOOM's "Exploitation" and the Dead Kennedys' "Police Truck."

Following a long hiatus, Nailbomb returned to the stage after nearly 30 years during the Max Cavalera Dynasty Show in Phoenix, Arizona.

However, instead of reuniting with his co-founder, Max Cavalera revamped the lineup and took the stage with his son Igor Cavalera, bassist Johnny Chow, known for his work with Stone Sour and Cavalera Conspiracy, Pig Destroyer guitarist Travis Stone, Alex Cha on samples and Adam Jarvis on drums.

“The main reason is that I just really love the Point Blank record,” the frontman told Metal Hammer, as cited by Louder Sound, regarding the relaunch of the supergroup. “It’s one of my top five records of all time. I learned so much from making it, that there’s this other way of making music, which is total freedom.”

As for Newport’s absence during the Dynasty Show, Max Cavalera revealed that they are “still in contact” through his wife, Gloria, adding that his former bandmate has given the revived Nailbomb his blessing.

“It’s actually funny, he told her he’s so happy right now that he wouldn’t fit in Nailbomb. He’s extremely happy, and I’m happy for him. But he said, ‘Go ahead and do it, they’re great songs,’” he shared.

Following the supergroup’s revival, Nailbomb will head to the U.K. this September for a run of shows with Soulfly.

Related: '90s Metal Band, Rejected by Rock Legend, Ranked Among 'Greatest Supergroups' of All Time

Every country fan knows the feeling of a song that hits just a little too close to home, but there is one tune that ranks as the ultimate tearjerker.

A timeless 1995 Vince Gill masterpiece has taken the top spot as the absolute saddest country song ever recorded, according to Taste of Country, beating out generations of devastating tracks. While the song's haunting harmonies and raw lyrics are famous on their own, the real weight of the ballad lies in the real-life tragedy that inspired it.

"Go Rest High on That Mountain" is a beautiful, sorrowful tribute born from genuine heartbreak. It's incredible backstory proves exactly why it continues to stand the test of time.

According to Gill's official website, the song was written following the death of his friend, country singer KeithWhitley. However, Gill shelved the song until the loss of his brother Bob Coen in 1993, when the entertainer had a renewed reason to complete it.

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American Songwriter reported, "Because of his faith, Gill believes loved ones who pass on will find a new life in heaven. He makes that point very clear in the chorus. While 'Go Rest High on That Mountain' certainly has a somber foundation, there is something jovial and celebratory in the chorus–which is the function of every great gospel song, after all."

Over two decades later, in 2019, Gill performed the song but included a new verse. His official website shared a statement about the reworked song. It read, “The last thirty years, I’ve always felt like something was missing from this song. With this new third verse, I finally feel like the song is complete.”

The country legend opened up to Dan Rather about his brothers' passing and the profound impact it had on his life.

“He just was out roaring and had too much to drink and was driving and acting a fool and going 120 miles per hour, and hit a semi and suffered the consequences,” Gill explained.

“He’d disappear for long periods of time and wind up at the mission,” Gill added. “He finally came home the last couple of years of his life and stayed pretty close to Mom.” He concluded, “He was pretty cool.”

Songfacts quoted Gill as saying, "I wrote this song, and I didn't have any idea if anybody would want to hear it, or like it. All I wanted to do was grieve for him and celebrate his life. That's how I always process grief—sit down with a guitar and make something up. Turns out that if anybody remembers any of my songs, it'll be this one."

The song celebrated its 30th anniversary on August 28 2025. It was certified double-platinum by the RIAA, and to mark the occasion, Gill officially released an extended version of the track.

"Go Rest High on That Mountain" was inducted into the National Recording Registry in May 2026. Acting Librarian of Congress Robert R. Newlan said, “Music and recorded sound are essential, wonderful parts of our daily lives and our national heritage. The National Recording Registry works to preserve our national playlist for generations to come. The Library of Congress is proud to select these audio treasures and will work to preserve them with our partners in the recording industry.”

More details are emerging about Storage Warsalum Darrell Sheets’ death, as police may have uncovered a potential suicide note.

A Lake Havasu City Police Department incident report reviewed by Entertainment Weekly revealed that a crime scene technician discovered a handwritten note inside a black basket in a bathroom closet “next to where the decedent was found.” Written in what police described as “shaky” handwriting, the note read: “I could not take anymore the Facebook bulling [sic], f--- you [redacted].”

Police said the note was written on the back of a document dated Feb. 20, 2026, about two months before the Storage Wars alum died by suicide at his Lake Havasu, Arizona, home on April 22.

A detective investigating the case spoke to Sheets’ brother, who told police that Sheets had claimed he was being targeted by a “stalker” in January.

Days after Sheets’ death, police revealed that they believed cyberbullying could be connected to the case. “The Lake Havasu City Police Department [of Arizona] is aware of the cyberbullying accusations, and it is a part of the current active investigation," they shared in a statement to EW.

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According to a police report, Sheets claimed in March that he had been hacked and targeted by people he accused of trying to harm him. Investigators contacted the individuals he named, but one man was reportedly uncooperative. Sheets’ girlfriend later told police that he had been under stress from someone allegedly “slandering his name,” which affected his sleep and mental state before his death.

Police also documented the girlfriend’s account of Sheets’ final days, including family conflict and distress before his death. She told investigators that after an argument with his son Brandon and a later text exchange that upset him, Sheets went into his office on April 21. She said she saw him with a handgun before hearing a gunshot and calling 911.

At the time, Sheets’ A&E Network costar Rene Nezhoda also mentioned the alleged bullying in a tribute he posted on Instagram.

“He had a guy like really, really tormenting him lately on cyberbullying,” Nezhoda said in a video. “Just because you watch us on television doesn’t mean you know us. It doesn’t mean you know what we’re about. Also, it doesn’t entitle you to bully somebody.”

He added, “Darrell has been posting a lot about the guy that’s been cyberbullying him and tormenting him, and I really hope they look into that guy, and it’s just not a pass, because it’s just not right, guys… You never know what demons somebody faces and what they go through, and what you might push them through.”

In June, Sheets’ family and former Storage Wars castmates gathered for a celebration of life honoring the reality star.

If you or someone you know is contemplating suicide or struggling with suicidal thoughts, help is available 24 hours a day through the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988.

Jennifer Garner’s relationship history is filled with handsome actors, many of whom were her leading men. Since her high-profile divorce from Ben Affleck, however, the Aliasactress has been carrying on a much quieter love life with entrepreneur John Miller.

Here's a refresher on who's won Garner's heart over the years and where her relationship with Miller stands today.

Related: Ben Affleck Makes Rare Comment About Co-Parenting Approach With Jennifer Garner

Who is Jennifer Garner's husband now?

Jennifer Garner does not currently have a husband. Her last husband was triple-threat actor/writer/director Ben Affleck, whom she met on the set of Pearl Harbor, but the two divorced in 2018. Since then, Garner has been linked to boyfriend John Miller.

Who is Jennifer Garner's boyfriend, John Miller? 

Miller, a self-described inventor and entrepreneur, is a founder of Cali Group, which includes the global restaurant chain CaliBurger. 

Like Garner, Miller has been married before. He walked down the aisle with violinist Caroline Campbell in 2005 before filing for divorce in 2011, reconciling in 2012 and then filing again in 2014. Their divorce was finalized in 2018—the same year as Garner and Affleck’s divorce.

Miller has two children to Garner’s three with Affleck. In another coincidence, both have daughters named Violet. It's kismet, I tell you!

Are Jennifer Garner and John Miller still together?

Jennifer Garner and John Miller are still together as of this writing. They began their relationship in October 2018 and took a nine-month break starting in summer 2020. Despite the hiccup, they were able to reconcile in May 2021 and appear to have been together ever since. During their time apart, a source reported, “He was ready for marriage and she just couldn’t commit. They parted on very amicable terms.”

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In an interesting twist, the separation news came out after Garner was seen spending a day at the beach with her former Alias co-star Bradley Cooper. However, nothing romantic came of that, at least that we know of. By August 2021, a reunited Garner and Miller were photographed together in New York City.

Things between Garner and Miller seem to be holding steady, with Us Weekly reporting in April 2025 that Miller was living "part-time" at Garner's house while looking for his own permanent residence in the L.A. area after the wildfires earlier in the year.

However, reports in June 2026 indicate that there may still be tensions between Miller and Garner, especially concerning the co-parenting relationship that the actress maintains with Affleck. "[Miller]'s trying to deal with Ben and Jen's relationship by mostly staying quiet," an insider reportedly stated.

Are Jennifer Garner and John Miller getting married?

As of this writing, there are no reports that Jennifer Garner and John Miller are planning to get married. But that doesn't mean marriage isn't in their future. A source told Us Weekly, “Jennifer adores John and still sees a long-term future with him. There’s no desire on her part to slow things down, spend less time together or anything like that. She’s just decided after a lot of thought that she’s just not in a hurry to rush down the aisle just yet and that she feels perfectly happy cherishing and enjoying what they have—for now—without a formal label.”

Related: Jennifer Garner’s Net Worth Packs a Punch: See How Her Bank Account Has Grown Since ‘Alias’

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Jennifer Garner has been married twice. Her first marriage was to her Felicity co-star Scott Foley and lasted from 2000 until 2004. Her second marriage was to her Pearl Harbor and Daredevil co-star Ben Affleck and lasted from 2005 until 2018, though the two separated in 2015.

Garner shares three children with ex Affleck: Violet Anne Affleck (born in 2005), Seraphina Rose Elizabeth Affleck (born in 2009) and Samuel Garner Affleck (born in 2012).

Who was Scott Foley's first wife?

Scott Foley’s first wife was actress Jennifer Garner. The pair met on the set of the WB series Felicity, on which Foley starred and Garner appeared as a guest star. The two tied the knot in 2000 but divorced in 2004. Foley married his current wife, Marika Domińczyk, in 2007. They have three children.

When did Jennifer Garner date Scott Foley?

Jennifer Garner and Scott Foley were married for a brief time in the early 2000s. Foley opened up about the relationship in a 2021 appearance on SiriusXM's Andy Cohen Live. The Scandal actor revealed, “She played my girlfriend on Felicity. Yeah, we met on the show, and we hit it off instantly and were soon dating."

The pair initially met in 1998, tied the knot in 2000 and separated in 2003. Their divorce was finalized in 2004. Foley confirmed, “We were together for a total of about five years … I think we were married for three.”

Why did Jennifer Garner leave Scott Foley?

When Jennifer Garner filed for divorce from her first husband, Scott Foley, in 2003, she cited irreconcilable differences in the divorce papers. Garner revealed to InStyle during that period that she felt the couple had become “victims of Hollywood” and referred to the split as “amicable.”

“Everything is speeded up here—it is a fast-lane life, and if something is not working, it is considered best to end it without much thought. If we lived where I was brought up [West Virginia], we would probably still be together.”

She also told Allure in 2013, “We were full-on grown-ups, but looking back I'm aware we did not know what hit us. We didn't have a shot. He's a really good guy, and we just imploded."

Shortly after the split, Garner began a relationship with Alias co-star Michael Vartan, leading to rumors the relationship had ended her marriage.

Foley has denied this version of events, telling TV Guide, “Nobody else was involved. Jennifer became a huge celebrity. She became a huge star, and she deserved everything she got. There was no other relationship, there was no infidelity, nothing. People get divorced, you know? Through no one’s fault and everyone’s fault.”

While the former couple does not keep in touch, it does appear they remain cordial. Foley revealed in 2021 that they run into each other every so often. “You have to say hello. You’re very civil. I mean, we do not keep in contact because she has her own family. I have mine … But I’ve seen her a few times—especially when we were living in L.A.—and [my wife] Marika has been with me. You know, everybody says hi and you’re cordial and you move on. That’s life, right?”

Related: Jennifer Garner Reveals Loss of ‘a Friend’ Who ‘Did Not Get Out in Time’ During LA Fires

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Jennifer Garner and Michael Vartan starred in the hit ABC series Alias together from 2001 until 2006. As their characters entered into a will-they-won’t-they relationship onscreen, their chemistry was building behind the scenes as well. The two began dating in 2003, following Garner’s separation from her first husband, Scott Foley, but the relationship was short-lived, and the pair split in 2004. Garner married her second husband, Ben Affleck, the next year.

Garner and Affleck separated in 2015, with their divorce being finalized in 2018. Vartan had tied the knot himself with Lauren Skaar in 2011, but his wife filed for divorce three years later in 2014.

Following both of their respective divorces, Vartan was asked in 2018 if he would ever consider rekindling things with his former flame. “Oh my God,” he responded. "I don't think so. If it didn't work once, there's a reason it didn't work."

Still, the two appear to be on friendly terms. In 2018, Garner posted a picture of the two of them together from the set of Alias as a tribute to Vartan. "Can you believe this baby face is 50?! Happy birthday, #MichaelVartan. #alwaysanALIASgirl #sydneyandvaughnforever,” the caption read.

She wished him a happy birthday once again in November 2023: 

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Who says exes can’t be friends?

Was Jennifer pregnant during Alias?

Jennifer Garner was, in fact, pregnant during the time she was on Alias, with her daughter Violet, who she shares with former husband Ben Affleck. Garner’s real-life first pregnancy was written into the show’s fifth-season storyline, with her character becoming pregnant onscreen as well.

The series then went on hiatus between December 2005 and April 2006 to accommodate its leading lady, especially given the physical demands of her role in the spy series.

Is Jennifer Garner the love of Ben Affleck's life?

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In February of 2016, following their 2015 split, Jennifer Garner referred to her estranged husband Ben Affleck as “the love of my life.”

However, it appears that Affleck may feel differently. Before marrying Garner in 2005, the actor was in a very public relationship with another Jennifer, Jennifer Lopez. Lopez and Affleck met in 2001, then began dating and even got engaged in 2002. Unfortunately, by 2004, the pair had called things off.

In a twist right out of a movie, following the end of both of their respective long-term relationships, Lopez and Affleck rekindled their romance in early 2021, around 20 years after first meeting. The pair married the following year, in 2022.

A source has claimed Lopez and Affleck are the “loves of each other's lives” (eep, sorry, Jennifer Garner!), but it appears that the couple known as "Bennifer" is done for good, separating in 2024 and finalizing their divorce in 2025.

Why did Ben Affleck fall out of love with Jennifer Garner?

Lots of rumors have swirled around Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck’s breakup. At the time of the separation, it was rumored to be due to Affleck stepping out on his wife with the couple’s nanny, Christine Ouzounian. However, both Garner and Affleck have denied there was any overlap between the two relationships.

Garner told Vanity Fair in 2016, “We had been separated for months before I ever heard about the nanny. She had nothing to do with our decision to divorce. She was not a part of the equation. Bad judgment? Yes.”

In 2021, Affleck opened up about the breakup on The Howard Stern Show, “The truth was, we took our time, we made a decision, we grew apart. We had a marriage that did not work. This happens. It is somebody I love and respect, but to whom I should not be married any longer. And then we said, ‘You know what? We tried. We tried, because we had kids.’ And then both of us felt like, ‘We don’t want this to be the model that our kids see of marriage.'”

It appears the two maintain a respectful relationship with each other, especially when it comes to co-parenting their three children. Good for them!

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For over a quarter century, Big Brother fans have seen TV personality-slash-news anchor Julie Chen Moonves usher in season after season of the CBS hit, in which American strangers, cut off from the outside world, try to coexist in an isolated house until one is deemed worthy of a $750,000 cash prize.

Chen Moonves will be back as host when the fan-favorite reality competition airs Season 28 on CBS on Thursday, July 9, 2026, at 8 p.m. ET.

And while there will be plenty of drama to come in the Big Brother house, we’re also interested in what’s going on in Chen Moonves’ own household, especially with her longtime marriage to media mogul and husband Les Moonves.

The couple has certainly weathered some public scandals and personal hardships throughout their relationship, but Chen Moonves cites their “strong bond” as helping them to navigate through those difficulties. “We leaned on each other and we knew that nothing could break us,” the TV host told People magazine in 2023. “It was our love and our foundation that got us through.”

Ahead of the Big Brother Season 28 premiere, let’s dive into Julie Chen Moonves’ family life and her two-decade marriage to her husband, Les Moonves.

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Who is Julie Chen Moonves’ husband, Les Moonves?

Since 2004, Julie Chen Moonves has been married to Leslie “Les” Moonves, an American media executive who is best known as the former chairman and CEO of CBS Corporation, which he led from 2006 until his resignation in September 2018. (More on that in a minute!) 

The couple met in the 1990s while Chen Moonves was working at CBS as a newsreader for the network’s The Early Show (she’d later go on to host CBS reality series Big Brother and The Talk). It was reportedly years later, when Moonves was estranged from his wife, Nancy Wieselfeld, that Chen Moonves and Moonves began their romantic relationship. 

Two weeks after his divorce was finalized from Wieselfeld, Moonves married Chen Moonves in a private ceremony in Acapulco, Mexico, in December 2004, a move that not only proved to be a hot topic among gossip magazines but also throughout the CBS offices. "It probably hasn't helped her to be married to me in terms of that," Moonves told BuzzFeed News.

“It was an area I was learning how to navigate the first four years—not so much being married to ‘the head of the network,’ because when we were alone together, it was always just about us—but it was me learning to navigate my spot in the workplace because I had already spent a good chunk of time working with my co-workers and then the day we got married, I saw certain people treat me differently,” Chen Moonves also told that outlet.

“I will never forget the small handful of people who treated me exactly the same, good or bad. Those people will always have a special spot in my memory bank because they didn't care who I was married to. I'm their co-worker first, you know?”

What is the age difference between Julie Chen Moonves and Les Moonves?

Born Jan. 6, 1970, Queens native Julie Chen Moonves is currently 56 years old, which makes her quite a bit younger than her 76-year-old hubby Les Moonves, who was born two decades earlier—on Oct. 6, 1949, to be exact—over in Brooklyn, New York.

Do Julie Chen Moonves and Les Moonves have kids?

Julie Chen Moonves and Les Moonves welcomed their son, Charlie, in September 2009. Nine years later, Chen Moonves authored her first children's book, When I Grow Up, and dedicated it to Charlie.

“I never wanted kids and I never wanted to get married,” Chen Moonves admitted to Buzzfeed News, but said that all of that changed when she met her future husband and the eventual father of her child. Chen Moonves announced her pregnancy on The Early Show in April 2009, and her co-anchors later threw her an on-air baby shower before she left for her maternity leave in September of that year.

Julie is also the stepmother of Les’s three children with ex-wife Nancy Wiesenfeld, to whom Moonves was married from 1978 to 2003: sons Adam and Michael and daughter Sara, the latter of whom is the editor-in-chief of W Magazine and also played the character of Terri on the ‘90s sitcom Full House. 

Related: Julie Chen Moonves Gives Her List of Best Players to Never Win ‘Big Brother’ (Exclusive)

What was Les Moonves accused of?

A July 2018 New Yorker expose by Ronan Farrow shed light on allegations made against then-CBS CEO Les Moonves, with several women accusing him of sexual harassment, unwanted touching and kissing, and intimidation in the workplace. 

Several months later, after the board of CBS Corporation appointed outside counsel to lead an independent investigation into the claims, Moonves stepped down from his position at the network in September 2018 without any exit compensation. Along with appointing a new board of directors, CBS also pledged to donate $20 million to organizations that support the #MeToo movement, pulled from severance payments owed to Moonves.

The sexual misconduct scandal also affected his wife’s career, with Julie Chen Moonves leaving her own host post at The Talk in September 2018, announcing that she needed "to spend more time at home with [her] husband" after the sexual assault allegations came to light. 

Though she called herself “collateral damage” following her husband’s ousting at the network, per her 2023 audiobook But First, God: An Audio Memoir of Spiritual Discovery, Chen Moonves did publicly stand by her spouse throughout the scandal.

“I have known my husband, Leslie Moonves, since the late ’90s, and I have been married to him for almost 14 years. Leslie is a good man and a loving father, devoted husband and inspiring corporate leader,” she posted to Twitter. “He has always been a kind, decent and moral human being,” she continued. “I fully support my husband and stand behind him and his statement.”

She also notably added her married name to her nightly sign-off on Big Brother: "I'm Julie Chen Moonves, goodnight."

After his firing from CBS, Moonves founded his own company in West Hollywood, Calif., named Moon Rise Unlimited.

What is Julie Chen Moonves’ net worth?

Through her work as a television presenter, producer and news reporter, Julie Chen Moonves has an estimated net worth of $30 million, per Celebrity Net Worth. Her TV and broadcasting executive husband, Les Moonves, one of the most successful men in media, has a reported net worth estimated at $400 million.

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There's always a home decor aesthetic trending online, and it's usually for a reason. For example, cottagecore has taken the internet by storm, because it's adorable, sleek, and homey. If you're leaning into the cottagecore aesthetic, then you might already be familiar with tomatocore. The trend focuses on adding red pieces into your home, often adorned with tasteful tomatoes that provide a nostalgic feeling that screams Mediterranean summer.

The tomato aesthetic began in the fashion realm, with sultry red manicures and bold-colored shoes, but swiftly expanded to living decor to create a warm, summer-inspired ambiance. The design inspiration stems from Italian decor, as the country is known for centralizing agricultural produce and fresh dishes. 

Thanks to Walmart, you can shop for everything tomato-inspired, spanning from chic serving trays to affordable accent rugs. Keep scrolling to see our top 10 tomatocore home finds, with prices starting at just $2. 

Better Homes & Gardens Melamine Beige Serving Tray, $2 (was $9) at Walmart

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This fun serving tray is perfect for your upcoming pool party, and over 500 Walmart customers have already purchased it since yesterday. The 55% bamboo and 45% melamine piece is 15.6 inches long, 10.1 inches wide, and 1.1 inches tall, so it's ideal for appetizers, sides, and more. Just note that it's dishwasher-safe and not microwave-safe. 

Better Homes & Gardens Bamboo Melamine Tomato Dinner Plates, $10 (was $14) at Walmart

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This four-pack of dinner pates feature a thoughtful tomato design with a green trim. The pieces are each 10.75 inches in diameter and 1.05 inches tall, making them perfect for main entrees for everyday meals or special occasions. They're made of 55% bamboo and 45% melamine, making them highly durable.

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Over 100 customers have already purchased this "gorgeous" serving bowl since yesterday, considering it's on sale for a whopping $2. The bowl is 13 inches in diameter and 4.1 inches wide, with one shopper noting that it's "larger than a traditional serving dish, offering more room for larger food." You can serve everything from salad to pasta on them. 

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Better Homes & Gardens Faux Tomato Plant, $18 at Walmart

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There's no better way to embrace tomatocore than to own a faux tomato plant. The piece comes in a ceramic vase and is 13.75 inches tall and 9 inches wide. It's perfect for those wanting to spruce up their indoor area with foliage without all of the work of a real tomato plant. 

Better Homes & Gardens Green Olive & Tomato Accent Rug, $15 at Walmart

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This trendy accent rug comes in green or beige colors, displaying a stunning tomato and leafy trim. The piece comes in four sizes — the smallest being 2-feet by 3-feet and the largest being 2-feet and 6 inches by 7-feet — with the maximum price being $45. The rug can be used in hallways, entryways, and kitchens, and is machine washable according to the care instructions.

Better Homes & Gardens 12-Piece Bamboo Melamine Tomato Dinnerware Set, $15 (was $25) at Walmart

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This 12-piece dinnerware set includes four dinner plates, four salad plates, and four cereal bowls. You can purchase it in four other colors and patterns, other than tomato, including blue, green, floral, and an olive pattern. They're dishwasher-safe and BPA-free. Shoppers described them as "absolutely perfect," "durable," "lightweight," and "elegant." 

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This adorable 6-ounce fruit candle has a 25-hour burn time and adds a "very cute" touch to your home. It's 3.9 inches in diameter and 3.39 inches tall, so it's small enough that you can fit it nearly anywhere. The candle features a fresh garden scent, described as a blend of juicy tomato and herby thyme, which shoppers say smells "incredible." 

Better Homes & Gardens Bamboo Melamine Tomato Chip and Dip Set, $17 at Walmart

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Serve your favorite chips and dip on this sleek chip and dip set. The piece is 15 inches in diameter and 2.5 inches tall, which shoppers say is a "super practical" size for social gatherings. Each section is actually removable, so, if you prefer, you can separate your food items instead of using the large tray. 

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Better Homes & Gardens Bamboo Melamine Tomato Salad Bowl, $17 at Walmart

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Curate your summer salads in this "beautiful" salad bowl. The bowl, which measures at approximately 10.4 inches in diameter and 5.25 inches tall, comes with a decorative fork and spoon on the top of the acacia wood lid, making it an ideal option for serving. Make sure to hand wash the wooden lid to ensure it keeps its quality.

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This convenient dip bowl set consists of two 14-ounce bowls. Shoppers say that the small sizing is "perfect" for snacks, as they're "very deep and easy to grip." Plus, they're not too heavy or too light, so you don't have to worry about them getting knocked over by the summer breeze. "I'm absolutely blown away from the quality and durability of these bowls," one customer said. 

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It's fairly common practice for movie stars to hang on to a particular prop that holds special meaning for them, whether it's an item closely tied to their on-screen character or an object that holds emotional weight to the film in question.

With that being said, it should hardly come as a surprise that Dwayne Johnson chose to hang on to the dice used by Robin Williams in the original Jumanji during the filming of the franchise's next installment, Jumanji: Open World.

In a recent interview with People, the 54-year-old Moana actor admitted to swiping the dice from the set of the latest entry in the series, which appear in the film hanging around Johnson's neck.

“The last prop that I took from set was the dice that I wore in Jumanji 3,” Johnson said.

“That is one half of a pair of dice that they used in the original, OG Jumanji,” the actor continued, referring to the dice's appearance in the film as his ode to the late great Williams, who died in 2014.

“There’s a big scene where the dice are slow rolling, and it’s slow motion and it’s so dramatic. One half of those dice — Die? Dice? — my character wears in the film,” Johnson explained.

“And I took that home,” he continued, laughing. “Props, they’re always amazing, but you gotta give that s**t back.”

Naturally, the crew members and props department for Jumanji: Open World asked Johnson to return the prop to set, only for the actor to demur and find a way to hang on to the dice.

“They were like, ‘Hey DJ, do you have the…?’ And I was like, ‘Nah, I gave it — I don’t — ah, I got to go,’” Johnson continued.

The third entry in the rebooted Jumanji franchise arrives in theaters nationwide on December 25, 2026.

While Robert Irwin was never a Dancing with the Stars pro himself, he says he learned from the best, as he gears up to host DWTSspin-off show, The Next Pro.

"I feel like I can be in some way a bit of a mentor," he said on Good Morning America on Wednesday. "I'm obviously not the best dancer, but I had the best partner. I had Witney Carson, the most incredible pro, just a truly amazing human being."

"So I know what it is to have a great pro partner," he added. "So I can say to these hopefuls, 'Hey, this is what it takes,' right?"

Irwin, who will take the helm as host next week for the show's premiere on Monday, also noted that the perfect pro is also "a teacher [and] a therapist sometimes."

"And that's what we're looking for," he said. "So, it ain't going to be easy."

Throughout the most recent season of DWTS, where Irwin was a fan-favorite and ultimately won, the bond between the 22-year-old and Carson was cemented as the two continued to advance. The pro even took her family to Australia Zoo to visit Irwin long after show was over.

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Irwin also reflected his journey that led to his hosting gig. Originally known for following in the footsteps of his late dad Steve Irwin, and continuing his conservation work, he shared that thanks to his DWTS platform, he's now able to share "this sense of passion and positivity."

"It's such a privilege. I grew up hosting shows, but it was wildlife documentaries," he said. "I never thought dancing would be a way to represent my message. Because that is what is core to me; I'm a conservationist, I'm an environmental advocate, but I also want to spread this sense of passion and positivity, which I could do on Dancing with the Stars."

However, he's a bit relieved this time around noting that, "going from contestant to host ... I'm not getting judged, so that's great."

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Patricia Arquette's daughter, Harlow Jane, is a red carpet beauty at the premiere of  Peacock's The Five Star Weekend.

The rising starlet, 23, whose father is actor Thomas Jane, took to the red carpet premiere of the Peacock film, which is based on the Elin Hilderbrand novel of the same name. While she may sport dark brown hair, the brunette beauty's resemblance to her famous mother is noticeable if you look closely at her stunning face.

Wearing a strapless silk gown with her luscious locks cascading all the way down to her waist, Jane made it clear she's stepping out of her parents' shadow and taking hold of her acting career.

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The Five-Star Weekend hits Peacock on July 9. Check out the trailer below.

Who Does Harlow Jane Play in The Five-Star Weekend?

 Jane nabbed a doozie of a role in Weekend, in which she plays Caroline Shaw, a student and the daughter of a famous food blogger named Hollis Shaw. Hollis, by the way, is played by Jennifer Garner.

While Jane may come from one of Hollywood's most notorious families, she previously shared that she had no interest in dipping her toes into acting.

“I didn't really understand what [the industry] was,” she told PEOPLE last month. “I just knew my parents did it. So I didn't want to do it. I was like, ‘Lame.’ ”

However, she soon came to be passionate about pursuing an acting career, and hit up five auditions a week for three years.

The Cast of The Five-Star Weekend Rocked Nantucket

Back in October, the cast of The Five-Star Weekend made it clear they had the time of their lives on the Nantucket set of the film. Garner and her costars Chloë Sevigny, Regina Hall, Gemma Chan, and D’Arcy Carden headed to the Gaslight in Downtown Nantucket for a little karaoke, and were joined by local Nantucket Ghost Walk guide Bill Jamieson onstage as they performed a rousing rendition of ABBA’s “Dancing Queen,” according to the Nantucket Current.

Check out the hilarious video of the group's karaoke moment below:

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Joe Minella, who runs the Gaslight’s karaoke night, told the Current how Garner and her squad of lovely costars came to take the stage.

“Bill had no idea who he was singing with, he just thought it was some ladies that wanted to sing with him,” Minella told the publication. “What happened was Bill had signed up to sing Dancing Queen, which he does often. And then another lady came up and wanted to sign up to sing Dancing Queen, and she was like ‘we wanna go quickly, and just so you know, I’m with Jennifer Garner.’ And I told her that they could sing Dancing Queen if they wanted to, but Bill had already signed up for it, so they had to sing it with him. So then they all sang it together.”

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