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When it comes to our kitchens, organization is the name of the game. No matter how much space you think you have, clutter always finds a way in, which is why a few creative storage solutions go a long way in keeping your culinary experience seamless.

Whether you're tackling an overstuffed pantry or arranging countertop essentials to elevate your kitchen aesthetic, Dollar General has just the tool for the job. Retailing for only $2 and packed with antique-style charm, the Transparent Embossed Glass Spice Jar with Natural Cork Lid and Spoon makes organizing your herbs and spices feel effortlessly stylish while adding a vintage-inspired touch to the room.

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Tansaparent Embossed Glass Spice Jar, $2 at Dollar General

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Finds like this always feel like a steal, and at just $2, this is one kitchen upgrade you'll want to grab multiples of. Beautifully embossed and designed to keep dry ingredients like herbs and spices fresh and easily accessible, it looks just as good tucked away in a pantry or cabinet as it does on full display as the main attraction on your kitchen counter, coffee bar and beyond.

To add to the value, the jar comes with a natural cork lid that seals in freshness and keeps out moisture, coming in handy whether you're in a dry, humid, cool, or warm climate. And with the included wooden spoon, you can ensure easy, even measuring with every use. The jar even has an integrated handle slot, so you never have to worry about losing it. Grab a few and fill them with sugar, cinnamon, paprika, dried oregano, cloves or your favorite spice blends.

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Easily the best feature is the embossed floral design that shimmers in the light, adding decorative flair to any space. Set it up in your breakfast nook where a sun ray can catch it just right, or arrange a few together at your next coffee hour for guests to scoop out their own sugar, cinnamon or cocoa while admiring the jars' elegant appeal. And thanks to the transparent design, it's easy to see exactly when a refill is needed.

No matter your proclivity for cooking, having this jar (and a few others) on hand is an easy way to add a decorative touch to your kitchen without skimping out on practicality. Just be sure to handwash and towel-dry the cork lid and wooden spoon immediately to ensure long-term use and safety.

If you like what you see, be sure to check out Dollar General's retro measuring cup and windowpane storage canister for more charming kitchen essentials. 

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Actor Karim Diané, 23, is getting candid about playing the first openly gay Klingon character in the Star Trek franchise.

Diané's character, the gentle, science-minded Starfleet cadet, Jay-Den Kraag, was introduced to fans during the first episode of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, which premiered in January 2026. Jay-Den has had a flirtation with the War College cadet, Kyle Djokovic, played by Dale Whibley.

In a February 19 Instagram upload, Diané shared his thoughts about portraying such a significant Star Trek character.

"Meet Star Trek’s first gay Klingon: Jay-Den Kraag. I won’t pretend that I wasn’t scared to take on this role. Part of me still is. Not because of the character himself, but because I knew the reaction that could come with it," stated Diané in the post's caption. "I knew there would be people who would blur the line between who I play on screen and who I am in real life, and that much of that response would be rooted in homophobia, racism, bigotry. I knew that by stepping into this role, a lot of that heat would come directly to me."

He then shared that while there has been backlash from Star Trek viewers, he has also received messages of appreciation and positivity from fans.

"But what matters more is this: over the past few weeks since this show premiered, I’ve received countless messages from LGBTQ+ people around the world… people who feel seen, validated, and inspired by Jay-Den. Those messages outweigh every bit of negativity. Every single time," continued the Star Trek: Starfleet Academy star.

He also referenced that the first Star Trek series, Star Trek: The Original Series, created by Gene Roddenberry, focused on inclusion and the possibility of a brighter, better future.

"From its very first episode nearly 60 years ago, Gene Roddenberry’s vision was never about preserving the familiar," wrote Diané. "He imagined a future that expanded who gets to be seen, heard, and valued. A future where diversity isn’t merely tolerated, but celebrated. Jay-Den doesn’t exist outside of that tradition. He exists because of it. 'Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations' isn’t just a catchy phrase Roddenberry tossed around. I believe he truly meant it."

Diané concluded his Instagram message by sharing he feels "incredibly lucky to be part of a show that still believes in saying something meaningful."

Fans Shared That They Appreciated Karim Diané's Message & 'Star Trek' Character

Several fans flocked to the post's comments section to share they appreciated both Diané's message and his Star Trek: Starfleet Academy character.

"it’s a wonderful character and i’m glad it’s being played by someone who understands the context within and out of trek and has lived experience to back it up… new star trek has always received flack when first released… if only certain people remembered that about their old favourites," wrote a commenter.

"I love Jay-Den and your portrayal of this complex character. As a gay Trekkie of color, I totally embrace all that Jay-Den and Academy celebrate," added another.

"Thank you for the love you have poured into this role and your engagement with the fandom. I love Jay-Den and and the rest of the cast - all of you are such a wonderful addition to the Star Trek family. Representation matters and perhaps none is as timely in a very long time than this shows," shared a different person.

"You are a wonderful welcome addition to this franchise. Thank you for sharing your passion and your artistry with Star Trek. Thank you for being brave. Jay-Den is incredible and so are you," commented a fan.

"Ugh so beautifully well said, I don’t think there could have a been a better person to play Jay-Den Karim, you are so beautiful, kind, well spoken and intelligent. I’m so happy to see this new chapter in Star Treks legacy," chimed in a fifth social media user.

Daniel Radcliffe revealed what it was like working with comedy legend Tracy Morgan.

The Harry Potterstar and the iconic comedian are starring opposite each other on the new NBC comedy television show, The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins, which follows Reggie Dinkins (Morgan), a disgraced football star who attempts to rehabilitate his image 20 years after a career-ending gambling scandal. To fix his reputation, he hires Arthur Tobin (Radcliffe), an Oscar-winning documentary filmmaker, whose own career also recently collaposed due to a major meltdown on set. Reggie is also managed by his ex-wife, Monica (Erika Alexander), and lives with his social media-savvy fiancée, Brina (Precious Way), his son, Carmelo (Jalyn Hall) and his best friend, Rusty (Bobby Moynihan). The pilot episode had a preview on Jan. 18, but the series will officially premiere on NBC and Peacock starting Feb. 23.

Tracy Morgan as Reggie Dinkins and Daniel Radcliffe as Arthur Tobin in the pilot episode of 'The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins.'

On Thursday, Radcliffe returned to First We Feast's Hot Ones, where host Sean Evans interviews his celebrity guests as they attempt to eat fried chicken wings dipped in spicy hot sauce. On top of talking about his upcoming projects like The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins and his return to the stage in Every Brilliant Thing on Broadway, the British actor also spoke about his Harry Potter days, strange audience behavior he has seen in the theater and the weirdest movie he was pitched as a teenager.

After taking a bite of the first wing, Evans asks Radcliffe if there was a day on set when he recognized the potential of him and Morgan as a comedy duo. In his answer, the 36-year-old actor took the time to praise his co-star.

"What Tracy can do is unteachable and unlearnable. He is just one of the most naturally funny human beings I've ever spent time around," Radcliffe said. "He is exactly what you expect. Every day you're with Tracy, he'll say like four or five of the most insane things you've ever heard a human being say, but then also he's like incredibly sweet and like very vulnerable, actually, and open. It was a pleasure."

Born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, Morgan started his career in the early 1990s, where he was a regular cast member on Uptown Comedy Club, a sketch comedy group filmed in Harlem for two years. In 1996, he joined the cast of Saturday Night Live, where he stayed until 2003. Afterward, he continued his career as an actor and became even more well-known for playing Tracy Jordan, a caricature of himself, on the sitcom30 Rock from 2006 to 2013. The 57-year-old actor also worked on several comedy movies and produced many stand-up specials over the past 20 years.

Meanwhile, Radcliffe is best known for playing the title character in all eight films of the Harry Potter series, based on the novels written by J.K. Rowling. After playing Harry Potter from 2001 to 2011, he branched out to stage acting, appearing in many West End and Broadway plays and musicals throughout the 2010s and 2020s. In addition, he expanded his film roles, acting in various movies such as The Woman in Black, Swiss Army Man, Kill Your Darlings and Weird: The Al Yankovic Story.

Tracy Morgan as Reggie Dinkins and Daniel Radcliffe as Arthur Tobin in Episode 3 of The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins.

The first episode of The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins will premiere on NBC this Monday at 8 pm ET, with episodes available for streaming the next day on Peacock.

Related: Kate McKinnon Reveals What It Takes to Replace SNL’s Lorne Michaels

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Yet another book-to-film adaptation has been revealed in Hollywood.

The rights for A Stage Set for Villains, a best-selling novel by New York-based writer and social media strategist Shannon J. Spann, have been acquired by Amazon MGM Studios to be developed for film.

Spann's debut novel went straight to the top of the New York Times' Young Adult Hardcover bestseller list in its opening week, Deadline reports.

The author revealed her "major news" in an Instagram post on Thursday, saying her "head is still spinning about all of this." See below.

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Fans have already flooded the comments section of Spann's post with congratulatory messages. "Literally OVER THE MOON 😍🎉🎉," wrote one Instagram user, while another person commented, "Nooo because this is soo cool!! And wow I think they can really make this a Oscar worthy film if done correctly!"

A Stage Set for Villains was published a matter of weeks ago, on Feb. 3 by Entangled Publishing. Per Deadline, the fantasy story "follows a cursed teen in a divided land who infiltrates a mysterious theater run by irresistible and deadly godlike beings where mortals compete for immortality in a ruthlessly lethal competition. As she moves deeper into the theater, the fabric of her reality unravels, and a cure for her childhood curse is the least of her worries."

The novel is one of many popular works that producing company Premeditated has recently set up for feature adaptation at Amazon MGM — the most recent being a project for Elise Kova's No. 1 New York Times bestselling fantasy novelDragon Cursed, which Deadline announced last month.

Other beloved novels have made headlines this month for their own high-profile adaptations. An all-new TV version of Lord of the Flies, for example, is heading to Netflix for U.S. viewers after debuting on the BBC in the U.K. on Feb. 8.

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A cozy pullover is the ideal versatile layer to carry you from winter to spring, whether you're wearing it under a puffer coat in cold temperatures or donning it solo over a T-shirt on warmer days. If you're looking for a stylish option that wears well with jeans and leggings or under jackets and vests, Amazon's Shewin Pullover is a top-rated choice that's now on sale for nearly 50% off. 

Available in sizes small to 4XL, the cute sweatshirt is priced as low as $17 in select styles, marked down from $33. It comes in 20 colors that range from classic neutrals like gray and white to bold brights like pink and orange. 

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Made of a 50% cotton and 50% polyester blend, the sweater is designed to feel soft and smooth against the skin. It features a button-down stand collar, a roomy front pocket, and ribbed detailing at the hem, sleeves, and neckline. Though it has a slouchy cut, shoppers said it fits true to size, so you can order your usual size or go up one if you prefer an oversized look. 

The pullover has a lightweight construction that's ideal for layering in various temperatures; style it with a heavy coat, boots, and a beanie during the winter, and wear it with a jean jacket, sneakers, and a baseball cap as temperatures warm up. It hits right at the hip, making it the perfect length to pair with anything from jeans to leggings.   

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Former America's Next Top Model judge Jay Manuelhas given an interview in which he discusses Netflix's brand-new docuseries, Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model, and he doesn't seem to be buying that Tyra Banks doesn't fully remember one of the show's most emotional, controversial moments.

RealityCheck dives into many of America's Next Top Model's controversies, from Banks' now-viral rant that she and the other judges were all "rooting for" contestant Tiffany Richardson to the show's push for contestants to have major dental work done, including having teeth removed and gaps in teeth widened and closed, respectively.

However, one of the show's most well-known and certainly difficult-to-watch moments came during Cycle 2 of the show, when the models were drinking in a hot tub with a group of men. One of the contestants, Shandi Sullivan, describes being drunk to the point of passing out but having some memories of being in a shower with a man and then in bed with that man, who was having sex with her.

On the show, this was framed purely as Sullivan "cheating" on her boyfriend at the time, with no on-screen acknowledgment of the fact that Sullivan's drunken and, at some points, unconscious state meant she was not able to give consent.

This became a focus of the docuseries, particularly in terms of conversations with the show's key personalities, including not only Banks and Manuel but also fellow judge Nigel Barkerand America's Next Top Model Executive Producer Ken Mok. Although they generally skirted direct references to sexual assault or rape in their respective interviews, each did comment on this episode.

Banks later had Sullivan on her talk show and played clips from the episode with Sullivan present, despite, as Sullivan stated in Reality Check, her request that Banks not show those scenes with her there. When asked about the incident on Reality Check, however, Banks seemed to be trying to recall the details.

Although she said, "I do remember her story. It’s a little difficult for me to talk about production because that’s not my territory," Banks also spoke slowly, as though she was trying to fully remember what had happened. Evidently, Manuel was not buying that.

Per Entertainment Tonight, Manuel said, "When it came to that Shandi moment, first of all, [Banks] struggles to remember it, which I find hard to believe because how many times did she bring Shandi on her talk show to kind of force her to watch that scene?"

Manuel went on to debate Banks' claims about production not being her "territory," saying, "Ken and Tyra made that call."

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This moment still does not feel resolved in many ways, not the least of which is the pain Sullivan still appears to feel, as she broke down in tears during her own Reality Check interview when recalling not only the incident but also how she was treated on the show afterwards.

If you or someone you know has been a victim of sexual assault, help is available 24 hours a day through RAINN’s National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-4673.

President Donald Trump is once again rejecting any suggestion of wrongdoing related to Jeffrey Epstein, telling reporters this week that he has been “totally exonerated.”

Speaking aboard Air Force One on Thursday, February 19—just hours after Prince Andrew was arrested in the U.K.—Trump was asked whether American associates of Epstein could face similar consequences.

"I'm the expert in a way because I've been totally exonerated. That's very nice. I can actually speak about it very nicely. I think it's a shame. I did nothing," Trump replied matter of factly.

He also described Andrew’s arrest as a “shame,” adding, "It's very sad. I think it's so bad for the royal family. It's very sad. It's a very sad thing. To me, it's a very sad thing."

DOOCY: On Prince Andrew, do you think American associates of Jeffrey Epstein will wind up in handcuffs too?

TRUMP: I'm the expert in a way because I've been totally exonerated. That's very nice. I can actually speak about it very nicely. I think it's a shame. I did nothing. pic.twitter.com/PiGVUfNbzV

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) February 19, 2026

According to the BBC, Andrew—now known as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor since his royal title has been stripped—was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office after allegedly emailing confidential documents to Epstein while serving as a U.K. trade envoy. Police confirmed they are “assessing the information.”

READ MORE: Emails Show What Jeffrey Epstein Did — and Didn’t — Say About Prince Andrew Sex Allegations

Trump made similar remarks earlier in the week, telling reporters on February 16 he has “nothing to hide,” and that he has “nothing to do with Jeffrey Epstein." He added, "They went in hoping that they'd find it and found just the opposite,” and reiterated, “I've been totally exonerated."

Meanwhile, newly released emails tied to Epstein have resurfaced separate questions about Trump’s mental fitness during his first term. In a December 29, 2017 email to journalist and Trump biographer Michael Wolff, Epstein wrote, “Some at dinner with donald last night, were concerned about dementia. tons of makeup. did not recognize old friends.” The claim has not been independently verified.

The email is not the first time concerns about Trump’s cognitive health have circulated publicly. In a book by former 60 Minutes producer Ira Rosen, Steve Bannon was described as allegedly believing the president showed signs of “early-stage dementia.” Rosen wrote that Bannon claimed Trump “had no attention span, didn’t read, and now doesn’t listen,” though Bannon later denied those allegations.

Whitney Leavitt is breaking her silence on the controversial comments on her parenting from Nick Viall and Natalie Joy.

Viall and Joy came under fire for comments made in a Dec. 3 episode of "The Viall Files" and were accused of mom-shaming Leavitt.

While discussing Leavitt's upcoming stint as Roxie Hart in the current Broadway production of Chicago, the couple expressed concerns as to how she would juggle being a mom and the demanding Broadway schedule.

"I am curious because, obviously, we had Taylor Frankie Paul being The Bachelorette, and she received a lot of criticism for leaving her children and prioritizing her and her career and finding love. I am curious how Whitney is managing both," Joy said in the episode.

Joy continued, "She just did Dancing With the Stars for three or four months. She has kids on a school level — maybe they are homeschooled. I don’t know. To shift to Chicago in New York, that takes so much of her time. How is she managing being a mom?"

In an interview with The Cut on Thursday, Feb. 19, Leavitt shared her reaction to the comments made on the episode.

“I didn’t listen to the full episode," she said. "I was so confused because I was like, ‘This feels so left field. Is this because I always say no to your podcast?’ Legitimately, that crossed my mind."

She continued, “I didn’t wanna respond because sometimes no response is the best response. But that perspective to me is crazy. I would want my mom, my daughter, any woman, to go fulfill her dreams. It seems like such an obvious thing to me. I don’t need to state the obvious. And honestly, the internet did it for them."

Leavitt's run as Roxie Hart was initially slated to end on March 15, but the SLOMW star will be returning for an additional run from March 23-April 5.

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Shia LaBeouf has been dominating headlines of late but, sadly, not for any of his screen performances — rather, it's yet another run-in with the law, after the Emmy-winning star was arrested in New Orleans on February 17 after an alleged physical altercation at a French Quarter bar during Mardi Gras celebrations. The 39-year-old actor was charged with two counts of simple battery and was released shortly after his arrest; LaBeouf is expected to have an upcoming hearing tied to the incident on March 19, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

It's just the latest controversy for the problematic performer, who has several prior arrests to his name, as well as assault allegations from ex-girlfriends including singer FKA Twigs and stylist Karolyn Pho and a reputation for being erratic and combative on film sets.

That hasn't fully stopped the former child star from working in Hollywood, however; LaBeouf was in three films last year alone, including the David Mamet-directed prison drama Henry Johnson, the British boxing flick Salvable, and Slauson Rec, a documentary chronicling the free experimental acting collective that Shia founded in 2018.

And over his decades-spanning career, the actor-filmmaker has amassed a considerable fortune. Here's everything we know about Shia LaBeouf's net worth as of 2026.

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What is Shia LaBeouf's net worth as of 2026?

Shia LaBeouf's net worth as of 2026 is estimated at $20 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth, thanks to his nearly two decades of work as an actor in both movies and television, as well as his projects as a performance artist and film director.

That's quite a contrast to LaBeouf's upbringing, which he said was marked by financial instability. In 2009, the actor told Parade: “My dad and my mom were both artists who never found an audience for their artwork. And so I lived in poverty. Now that I’m not poor, I know that is what it was. Like Hemingway said, you can’t write anything if you’ve never been shot at or been gorged by a bull, you know?  So I look back at that stuff and I’m grateful. It’s like scars. You become proud of them.”

He also revealed that he began acting as a child out of practical gain rather than a personal passion. “I just knew that money was a solution to whatever the hell was going on in my household," he added. "With money, I and my family would have had more options. So I went after a job that I thought I could make the most money for a 10-year-old or an 11-year-old boy.”

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Shia LaBeouf in the 2007 mystery thriller Disturbia

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What is Shia LaBeouf most known for?

LaBeouf rose to fame as the lead of the Disney Channel series Even Stevens, in which he played younger brother Louis for three seasons from June 2000 to June 2003 and earned a Daytime Emmy Award in '03 for the role.

As a young actor, he also starred in films like 2003's Holes, 2005's Constantine and 2007's Disturbia before hitting the blockbuster big leagues in Michael Bay's Transformers franchise, appearing as leading man Sam Witwicky opposite Megan Fox's Mikaela Banes. He continued big-budget franchise work in 2008's Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, directed by Steven Spielberg and starring Harrison Ford and Cate Blanchett.

Shia later segued into more adult roles; notable performances include Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps (2010), Nymphomaniac (2013), Fury (2014), American Honey (2016), Honey Boy (2019), The Peanut Butter Falcon (2019), Pieces of a Woman (2020) and Megalopolis (2024).

Related: ‘Holes’ Star Has ‘Surreal’ Reunion With Sigourney Weaver 22 Years After Film Came Out

Megan Fox and Shia LaBeouf (R) attend the UK premiere of 'Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen' at the Odeon Leicester Square on June 15, 2009 in London, England.

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What is Shia LaBeouf's highest-grossing movie?

Shia's highest-grossing movie is 2011's Transformers: Dark of the Moon, which pulled in a massive $1 billion worldwide. It is the third installment in the popular Transformers franchise, after 2007's Transformers (which made $709.7 million at the box office) and 2009's Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (which earned $836.5 million).

How much did Shia LaBeouf get paid for Transformers?

LaBeouf's earnings greatly increased throughout his work in the three Transformers films: For the first Transformers movie, the then-20-year-old star earned $750,000. That paycheck was given a hefty bump up to $5 million for the series' second installment, a massive sum that saw a whopping 200-percent increase for the actor's third and final appearance in the franchise: Shia earned $15 million for Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. All in all, the performer pocketed $20 million (before taxes) from the Michael Bay-directed action films.

Related: Shia LaBeouf Excites Fans After Reuniting With Original ‘Transformers’ Voice Actor

Shia LaBeouf in The Peanut Butter Falcon

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What ended Shia LaBeouf's career?

Though it didn't permanently stifle his Hollywood career, LaBeouf's tumultuous personal life and various legal entanglements did lead to a bit of a professional fallout in the early 2020s, especially following harrowing allegations of sexual battery, assault and "relentless" abuse levied against the actor by his former partner, singer FKA Twigs (a.k.a. Tahliah Barnett). The latter sued, though the case was settled out of court on undisclosed terms in July 2025.

“I’m not in any position to tell anyone how my behavior made them feel,” LaBeouf said at the time, per The New York Times. “I have no excuses for my alcoholism or aggression, only rationalizations. I have been abusive to myself and everyone around me for years. I have a history of hurting the people closest to me. I’m ashamed of that history and am sorry to those I hurt. There is nothing else I can really say.”

Long before his various arrests (LaBeouf was arrested for disorderly conduct and harassment at a Broadway show in 2014, for public intoxication in Austin in 2015, and for assault and disorderly conduct in New York in 2017, among others), the actor discussed his "bad-boy image" with Parade back in 2012.

“I’ve made mistakes along the way, but I’m learning. I’m more comfortable with myself, and I’m calming down," he said. "I think most twentysomething men go through similar struggles and start seeing what boundaries and what rules are. It’s about pushing limits and trying to find yourself. I’ve never been able to learn from other people’s mistakes — I’m not that smart — so I usually learn by trial by fire.”

Next, New Details Emerge About Shia LaBeouf and Wife Mia Goth Amid Arrest Drama

In a Feb. 19 Instagram post, former reality star Bethenny Frankel updated her followers about her chronic kidney disease, which she first became aware of the previous month. According to Frankel, the disease had progressed slightly to "Stage 3a chronic kidney disease, which is right in the middle."

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She clarified that she didn't yet need medication to treat it, but her doctor stressed that "water is your medicine." She also alerted fans to a couple of supplements her doctor warned her not to take.

"He really, really emphasized that turmeric and moringa, he's seen a lot of issues with, in people who have kidney issues," the former Real Housewives of New York City star said.

"He really emphasized with big wellness that all the different supplements, whether it's for your health or some health benefit or a call out, that people are just running to do everything, and that you have to make sure that your doctor knows about it," she continued. "Because some things can affect different parts of your body on different people, differently."

She also noted that her doctor had "found a liver nodule on me in my sonogram, so it's important to get these tests and stay with this stuff, because you could find other things."

It was just a month ago that Frankel revealed that she'd been proactive in getting blood tests to ascertain any health issues, after she and her doctor noticed her kidney function was low. She was surprised to get the diagnosis: Stage 2 chronic kidney disease. At the time, she said that her doctor suggested it could be autoimmune in nature, or a traumatic anaphylactic allergy episode she'd had years ago could have been to blame.

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Frankel said that, despite feeling "sick to my stomach," she was trying not to worry about the change in her kidneys, as her doctor told her, "It can fluctuate." However, one thing that she'd been nervous about since her diagnosis was drinking enough water.

"So that gives me anxiety because I'm always dehydrated," she admitted. Luckily, she bought a bedside fridge and ice maker at the end of January, so that should help.

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"I have a little bit of anxiety, and I'm sick to my stomach, but I'm just remaining calm," she added before signing off. "Okay, bye."

I'm a fairly new Raising Cane's customer—the closest one is about 20 miles away and only opened a few years ago—but I definitely understand the hype. And my kids do, too. Whenever we're near one, they insist on stopping.

And who can blame them? The restaurant's success isn't about being everything to everyone. It’s about doing one thing extremely well: chicken tenders. You won’t get chicken wings or nuggets here. Because the brand specializes in tenders, fans know that they can consistently get chicken that’s super juicy with a light, crispy coating every single time.

But not everyone lives near a location, and those long drive-thru lines can be a turnoff, so the next best option is to try to make the famous chicken tenders at home. And to help you do just that, there are lots of copycat Raising Cane’s chicken tenders recipes out there.

In my quest for a delicious chicken tender dupe at home, I went searching through those recipes and landed on one from content creator Iram Mansoor (@iramsfoodstory). Her video breaks down her homemade take that promises the same juicy interior and light but crisp batter that Cane’s fans crave—without the drive. With more than 175K likes and nearly 400 comments, it was clear that I wasn't the only person drawn to this recipe.

To see if the chicken was as good as it looked in the video, I grabbed my cooking oil, chicken and some other ingredients and gave the recipe a try in my kitchen. Would the work of at-home deep frying be worth the effort? There was only one way to find out.

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Ingredients Needed

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You can get the full recipe in the caption of Mansoor's Instagram post, but here's what you'll need. Start by grabbing some chicken breasts and neutral oil for frying. For the marinade, you'll need buttermilk, garlic powder, black pepper, salt and smoked paprika. For the dry batter, you'll need flour, cornstarch and more garlic powder, salt and pepper.

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Before you get started, a note on timing: The tenders need to marinate for at least 2 hours (and up to overnight), so be sure to plan for that. If that timing works for you, in a large bowl, whisk the wet ingredients and add the chicken. 

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In another bowl or container, combine the dry ingredients and set aside. 

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When the chicken is finished marinating, remove it from the buttermilk mixture (allow the excess mixture to drip off), and dredge the chicken thoroughly in the dry mixture. 

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Heat a large pot of oil to 350°F and fry the tenders until they're golden brown and crispy on the outside and reach an internal temperature of 165°F. This should take 8–10 minutes. You might want to set a timer so you don’t overcook them, and definitely keep an eye on the oil to make sure it's staying at a pretty consistent temperature.

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Copycat Raising Cane's Chicken Tenders: My Honest Thoughts

I'm not going to lie. My version didn’t look as good as the restaurant’s or Mansoor’s version, but they were tasty. My first few tenders were golden and crispy, but as the oil got hotter, the breading started burning.

The challenge of testing a fried item at home is that you can’t compete with the fry stations of large restaurants, which are calibrated to stay at a consistent temperature. To dial in the cooking process takes some practice and some trial-and-error, but the more you fry, the better you get.  

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The issue I encountered was that there were too many tenders (about 11), so the frying process took nearly an hour. On the plus side, the chicken wasn’t greasy, and it was juicy. Perhaps if the tenders were cut a smidge thinner, the crunch would be more Cane’s-adjacent. 

Flavor-wise, the seasoning was subtle, which is exactly how Raising Cane’s does it. I did pick up the smoked paprika on the copycat tenders the next day. That’s not a flavor that’s common with the restaurant version, but it was still very pleasant. 

Overall, these were good, crispy, juicy tenders (before the oil started getting too hot). Is it a perfect replica? My version wasn’t, but that’s not to say that it’s not possible. Final verdict? I would try to make these again, but with fewer pieces. This copycat recipe called for 2 pounds of chicken breast, and my package was just over that weight. For a smaller batch, I'd make a half batch with a 1-pound package of chicken to make the process quicker.

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3 Tips for Making These Chicken Tenders at Home

These tricks can help you make the best version of this popular copycat chicken recipe.

1. Plan ahead

Raising Cane’s marinates their chicken overnight. While they haven’t revealed what their batter includes, many online sleuths think it’s buttermilk, which is a traditional method to tenderize chicken and lock in moisture. I soaked my tenders for about 11 hours, and they still turned out tender.

2. Grab a thermometer

I don’t own a deep fryer, so I used the old-fashioned stovetop frying method. Before frying, use a thermometer to reach the sweet spot of 350° to get that crispy breading. Not only do you need a thermometer for the oil, but you’ll also need one to make sure the tenders are safe to eat. Poultry needs to be cooked to at least 165°F.

3. Eat them hot (and fight the sog)

Because you’re really making a copycat tenders recipe, you don’t want to wait an hour to eat them. These shine fresh out of the fryer. To maintain the crunch (and no soggy bottoms), rest them on a wire rack over a baking sheet. 

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If you’ve been thinking about replacing that pair of ankle boots you’ve been wearing into the ground, the Clarks Collection Carleigh Drift Wedge Booties are now on clearance for $65 at Macy’s, down from $130. They’re available in five colors: black nubuck, British tan nubuck, mushroom nubuck, and merlot nubuck, and sizes run from 5 through 12 in narrow, medium, and wide widths. 

The heel measures 1.375 inches, which gives a little lift but not so much that it’s hard to walk in. The shaft height is 4.25 inches with an 8.25-inch shaft circumference and a regular calf width. There’s a side zip closure, a round toe, a nubuck upper, a textile lining, and a thermoplastic rubber outsole designed to improve traction. It also features the brand’s Ultimate Comfort footbed for cushioning and support, and the sole is lightweight so it doesn’t feel bulky.

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The range of color options makes it easy to use these as a classic everyday boot, depending on what you’re wearing. The black option is versatile, the British tan pairs well with darker layers, the mushroom hue is softer and blends well with lighter tones, and the merlot is deep yet adds color. Their versatile style is great for the office, dinner, or just running errands.

One shopper wrote, “These are the most comfortable boots.” Another said they have “great arch support” and are “so cute.” Others described them as “super comfy” and mentioned that you “can wear [them] all day long.” 

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Having narrow, medium, and wide width options makes a huge difference when you’re shopping for something that’ll actually fit comfortably, especially if you’ve struggled with boots that pinch or slide. Plus, the zip closure makes getting them on and off a breeze, and the cushioned insole works for longer stretches of standing.

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At 50% off, the Clarks Collection Carleigh Drift Wedge Booties tick the boxes of being practical, sleek, and affordable, so you can pair them with practically any outfit without worrying about breaking the bank. If you were already in the market for an ankle boot, this low price at Macy’s makes the timing even easier.

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Mads Mikkelsen is officially checking into Martin Scorsese's next mystery.

The actor has closed a deal to star alongside Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence in the upcoming thriller What Happens at Night. This casting brings another heavy hitter to an already packed lineup.

The Apple Original Films production is gearing up to start filming in Prague later this month. Patricia Clarkson will also appear in the feature. The film is a co-production between StudioCanal and Sikelia Productions.

A Dark Winter Escape

The movie is based on Peter Cameron's novel of the same name. The plot centers on a married American couple, played by DiCaprio and Lawrence. They travel to a snowy and isolated European town to adopt a baby. Things take a strange turn when they check into a massive and mostly empty hotel to wait out the process.

While trying to navigate the adoption, the couple crosses paths with a weird group of hotel guests. This includes a flashy singer, a rich businessman and a charismatic faith healer. As the setting becomes more isolating, the couple starts losing their grip on reality.

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Mikkelsen is taking on the role of Brother Emmanuel. The studio is keeping further character details under wraps. Fans know Mikkelsen best for playing sophisticated and chilling characters. His run as Hannibal Lecter on the television series Hannibal built a massive dedicated following.

He also brought serious tension to films like Casino Royale and Another Round. His casting as Brother Emmanuel hints at another intense performance. Patrick Marber, the writer behind Notes on a Scandal, adapted the screenplay.

Expanding a Hollywood Roster

This new project marks the seventh time Scorsese and DiCaprio have teamed up for a feature film. They previously worked together on major releases like The Departed, The Wolf of Wall Street and 2023's Killers of the Flower Moon. The director and actor have a proven track record of creating massive hits.

DiCaprio recently confirmed that production is just weeks away. The crew will shoot on location in the Czech Republic to capture the harsh winter weather needed for the story. The combination of Scorsese's directing and a cast of award winners is already generating serious industry attention.

Apple has not announced a release date yet.

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Bullying is, unfortunately, nothing new. You or someone you know may have experienced the downright meanness of someone, whether at school, at work, at home or in another setting. 

Ever since computers and phones entered the mix, that setting began to include online spaces, such as social media, apps or other websites. Cyberbullying is super harmful and its effects can be long-lasting—children and teens who've experienced it may feel its impact even into adulthood.

And when it comes to cyberbullying, the kids affected aren’t the only key players—parents are, too. Moms and dads may search for ways to support their child who is being bullied or educate them about bullying and how to stand up for others. Essentially, it all comes down to this: The more we talk about bullying and cyberbullying—with kids, teens, teachers, parents—the better. 

Parade is here to help. We spoke to two psychologists who share all you need to know, from how cyberbullying’s effects differ from “regular” bullying, why it’s so harmful, seven traits that adults may develop afterward, how to educate children about bullying and what to do if your child is being cyberbullied.

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Does Cyberbullying Affect Children Differently Than ‘Regular’ Bullying? 

Bullying and cyberbullying both involve cruelty toward another person and are (obviously) harmful. There are clear differences, however, and psychologists say cyberbullying can be extra distressing.

“Traditional bullying usually stays confined to specific places/times, but that is not the case with cyberbullying,” says Dr. Vincent Halbrook, PsyD, LCAS, a licensed clinical psychologist and the medical spokesperson for EHG of NC. “It follows kids into their home and continues to affect them even long after the initial incident.”

That creates a stress response that’s both lasting and serious.

“Having that constant fear or worry that the next text, Instagram message or TikTok post is going to be an aggressive or harmful one (and not having a space to decompress) worsens anxiety and hypervigilance,” says Dr. Ayesha Ludhani, PsyD, a licensed psychologist who specializes in therapy for children, teens and their parents at her practice, Ludhani Psychological Services. She says it can turn into shame and rumination that can even lead to suicidal thoughts or self-harm.

The “public” part of social media means more emotional ramifications, too, Dr. Halbrook adds. Since the mean comments can be seen by more people, and over a longer span of time, the child may feel more publicly humiliated. It’s truly a nightmare.

And that’s been noted in research. A review inThe Canadian Journal of Psychiatryreported that cyberbullying has “unique qualities that can both magnify the damage caused and make it more difficult to detect.” It said that youth who experience cyberbullying reported higher levels of depression, anxiety, emotional distress, suicidal ideation, suicidal attempts, somatic complaints, poorer physical health, increased delinquency and substance use.

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Why Can Cyberbullying Be So Harmful?

In addition to the “public” piece and the embarrassment that elicits, cyberbullying also invades a space that kids and teens may otherwise enjoy, or feel FOMO (the fear of missing out) without. While that may sound inconsequential, it’s not: Social media can, at times, be a fun and meaningful place for funny memes, cultural moments and connecting with friends. When cyberbullying is a risk, it’s not anymore. It’s scary and damaging.

“Cyberbullying distorts the kids’ sense of safe ‘digital spaces’ because they experience how a single hurtful post spreads fast,” Dr. Halbrook says. “The child ultimately begins to feel as if the whole world is watching and mocking them, even if that maybe is not the case.”

There’s also the fact that—as you’ve probably seen—people can “hide” on social media by using fake names, making it easier and more comfortable to be mean.

“There’s the anonymity of it all, which can lead to the bullies being harsher than they may be in face-to-face interactions,” Dr. Ludhani says. “People often get bolder when they have the distance and space of a screen to separate them from the other person’s reactions.”

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7 Traits of People Who Were Cyberbullied as Kids, According to Psychologists

As a result of those experiences, adults who experienced cyberbullying in their childhood may (or may not) present with the following traits, psychologists say.

1. Constant awareness of their online image

Having even one bad online experience can create anxiety that it will happen again. This can show up as someone being super-aware of (and worried about) how they're portrayed and perceived in online spaces.

“As adults, they become hypervigilant about what they share to protect themselves from being hurt,” Dr. Halbrook shares.

For example, they might not post much or freak out when they see that someone tagged them in a post.

2. Caution in relationships

That wariness can extend to IRL relationships, too—even seemingly close, trustworthy ones. After all, they were hurt by a person in their life, not a computer, cellphone or random person.

“Cyberbullying often comes from people that the child once trusted or considered friends,” Dr. Halbrook explains. “This becomes a stark reminder that even trusted connections can become hurtful.”

In practice, you may notice the person is avoidant or second-guesses positive things people say about them.

3. Social anxiety, especially around being judged

For someone who was bullied (and in such a public space), being around others and their opinions can be scary.

“If you were publicly shamed online, that can make social situations feel risky, even after the bullying ends,” Dr. Ludhani says.

As an adult, that might look like worrying about how you’re perceived, replaying interactions in your head and looking for ways you might have embarrassed yourself.

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4. Strong sensitivity to rejection

Have you ever talked to an adult who seemed to quickly take things personally or feel disliked? They may have been cyberbullied as a child. It’s not just judgment they're worried about, but rejection in any form. 

“Repeated cyberbullying ultimately tunes a child’s brain to constantly scan for potential threats,” Dr. Halbrook explains. “Even small shifts in tone or behavior feel amplified, because they’ve learned how minor moments can quickly turn into deep emotional hurt.” 

Dr. Ludhani adds that these adults might “read between the lines” in emails or texts, brace for criticism or feel devastated hearing any feedback, even if it's constructive.

5. Heightened self-criticism 

Not only do these adults think that others are judging them, but they're also, oftentimes, judging themselves—and for a deeper reason than you might expect.

“Repeated online ridicule can rewire the brain to look for flaws as a form of self-protection,” Dr. Ludhani explains. “Harsh messages become internal rules, like ‘Don’t mess up, don’t stand out,’ that continue into adulthood.” 

6. Hesitating to ask for help 

Adults who were cyberbullied as kids have a unique understanding of how people can stab them in the back. So, they may be reluctant to trust others and ask for help since it can feel like admitting defeat and inadequacy.

“When hurtful moments live online and can’t easily disappear, shame tends to stick around,” Dr. Halbrook explains. “Many grow up feeling that opening up will only bring more judgment, so they avoid seeking help.”

Hyperindependence goes hand-in-hand with this one.

7. Struggling to set boundaries

Setting (and upholding) boundaries is hard enough, let alone when cyberbullying makes a person feel like no one will listen.

“If you were targeted by a cyberbully as a child, you may have learned that keeping others happy was safer than asserting yourself, translating into an adult who bends over backward to avoid conflict or struggles to say no,” Dr. Ludhani says.

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How To Educate Your Children on Cyberbullying

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Needless to say, cyberbullying is a serious, not-OK thing. It’s important to educate children about it so they don’t become cyberbullies, and so they can recognize the signs and ask for help if they're on the receiving end.

Dr. Halbrook’s first tip is to educate them.

“Teach your kids to spot the difference between an instance of online disagreement and someone deliberately trying to hurt them,” he says. Knowing how to disagree respectfully is a necessary and relevant life skill.

His second tip is about practice.

“Practice actual scenarios together and let them decide on the appropriate action,” he suggests. You, as their grown-up, can help them feel confident in coming to you for support.

The timing matters, too. Dr. Ludhani urges starting early and keeping the conversation going rather than making it a one-time lecture. You can talk about what cyberbullying looks like, such as spreading rumors, excluding people in group chats, making cruel comments and impersonating someone. 

Then, have a conversation about it. What are the real examples the child has seen? How might the person on the receiving end feel? How can the child support the person being cyberbullied? 

“Just as important as these conversations, model compassion and thoughtful digital behavior yourself,” she adds.

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What To Do if Your Child Is Being Cyberbullied

If your child is being cyberbullied, you may be tempted to go to the bully’s parents or the bully themselves—but Dr. Halbrook warns against that.

“That conversation rarely goes well and may complicate formal intervention,” he says. 

Instead, Dr. Halbrook shares the two-step recommendation he finds more effective.

“Your first duty as a parent is to collect evidence and report to the authorities,” he states. “Screenshot all proofs before anything gets deleted. Next, report to the school immediately.”

Besides those important logistical steps, attend to your child’s emotions. Dr. Ludhani encourages listening calmly and taking them seriously.

“A lot of times, children avoid speaking up because they worry their devices are going to get taken away or they’ll be told to ‘just ignore it,’” she says. “Validate their experiences by saying something like, ‘That sounds really upsetting. I’m glad you told me.'"

Mental health support may be needed, so monitoring for that is another crucial step. More specifically, Dr. Ludhani says to look out for significant or ongoing distress. If and when you see that, involve a mental health professional. They can help your child rebuild self-confidence, challenge harmful beliefs and learn coping tools.

For more resources on bullying and cyberbullying, see StopBullying.gov and the resources compiled by the National Children's Alliance.

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Sources:

• Dr. Vincent Halbrook, PsyD, LCAS, is a licensed clinical psychologist and the medical spokesperson for EHG of NC.
• Dr. Ayesha Ludhani, PsyD, is a licensed psychologist who specializes in therapy for children, teens and their parents at her practice, Ludhani Psychological Services.
• Cyberbullying in Children and Youth: Implications for Health and Clinical Practice, The Canadian Journal of Psychiatry

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Let's be real: You can never have too many pairs of leggings. This basic is such a staple in any wardrobe, and it's always a good idea to have backups. If you want to add a stylish and affordable pair to your closet, this option available at SamsClub.com is just what you need.

Member's Mark Women's Zen Leggings come in four colors—black, blue cove, brown bear and emerald forest—and are available in sizes XS–3XL.

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Member's Mark Women's Zen Legging, $9.98 at Sam's Club

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These leggings are constructed out of a lightweight, recycled nylon fabric that is breathable and moisture-wicking, making for comfortable wear all day long. From errands to the gym to out on the town, these versatile leggings will keep you cool and dry while looking great.

In addition to being comfortable, these leggings are also incredibly stylish and flattering. These offer full coverage with a supportive high waistband. Not only that, the waistband features a hidden inner pocket where you can keep your phone, keys or a wallet.

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Overall, members are loving these comfy leggings, giving them an average rating of 4.3 stars on SamsClub.com.

"Comfortable, stylish, and perfect for everyday," wrote one fan in a five-star review on SamsClub.com. "These leggings exceeded my expectations! The fabric is incredibly soft and stretches in all directions without losing its shape. I love the hidden waistband pocket — it's super convenient for keys or a card when I'm on the go. They're moisture-wicking, so they're great for both workouts and lounging. I've washed them several times already, and they still look brand new. The fit (I got a size medium) is flattering and supportive without being too tight. I'll definitely be getting more in different colors. Highly recommend!"

"These members mark leggings are buttery soft I would definitely recommend these pants as they fit seamlessly and would be great for working out or dressing up or down. They’re very thin, but still have a good amount of compression very good quality," said another happy Sam's Club customer in a five-star review on Sam's Club's website.

You can find these leggings on SamsClub.com. They retail for $9.98.

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Aldi fans are always on the hunt for easy dinner shortcuts, and one frozen find is getting a lot of attention online. The Specially Selected Shrimp & Crab Stuffed Artisan Ravioli has become a hit among shoppers looking for a quick meal that feels a little more elevated than a standard weeknight pasta.

Priced at just $4.49 for a 20-ounce bag, the seafood-filled ravioli has a restaurant-style flavor without the effort—and if the chatter in Aldi's fan groups is any indication, many shoppers are already stocking up before it disappears from shelves.

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Why You Should Stock Up on Aldi's Shrimp & Crab Ravioli

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The ravioli features tender pasta pockets stuffed with a shrimp and crab mixture. It has a seafood-forward flavor that feels a bit more special than your typical frozen dinner option. Aldi's website suggests pairing it with creamy lemon sauce or garlic butter, but shoppers have been taking things much further.

Because it cooks quickly (usually just a few minutes in boiling water), the ravioli works well for busy weeknights when you want something filling without spending an hour in the kitchen. The price point is another draw, especially for shoppers trying to stretch grocery budgets while still eating something that feels fancy.

Each 20-ounce bag contains about four servings, with a serving size of 10 pieces. One serving comes in at 260 calories and 13 grams of protein, making it fairly satisfying for a quick pasta night.

The filling blends shrimp and crab with cheeses like ricotta and Romano, which helps balance the seafood flavor. It's found in Aldi's rotating Aldi Finds frozen section, meaning availability may vary depending on location and timing.

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How Aldi Fans Are Turning Into Easy Weeknight Dinners

One of the biggest reasons the ravioli has been a fan-favorite is its versatility. In an Aldi Aisle of Shame Community thread, shoppers shared dozens of ways they've turned the frozen pasta into a full meal.

One Facebook commenter said the ravioli was a "huge hit" at dinner after they sautéed garlic in Irish butter, added the ravioli and finished everything with Alfredo sauce and fresh spinach. "Going back tomorrow to see if I can find more," they added.

Other shoppers kept things simple. One commented shared how they boiled the ravioli and topped it with grated cotija cheese, calling it a "quick, easy dinner." Others added Alfredo sauce with spinach or paired it with an aglio e olio-style sauce made with olive oil, garlic, red pepper flakes and parsley.

Some shoppers even used the ravioli as a base for more elaborate meals. One person added Aldi's scallops in champagne sauce, while others suggested pairing it with lobster tails or even serving it with bisque instead of traditional pasta sauce.

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Some Shoppers Aren't Completely Sold

Like most Aldi Finds, the ravioli has its critics. A few commenters said the seafood flavor wasn't for everyone, and some shoppers questioned the quality of the filling. One commenter argued that you "get what you pay for," while others simply said the flavor didn't work for them.

Still, many fans pushed back, saying the product delivered exactly what they wanted for the price. When one shopper asked if the ravioli tasted too "fishy," another responded that it wasn't overpowering but that "you can definitely taste the crab."

That balance (seafood flavor without being overly strong) seems to be what keeps many shoppers coming back for more. Aldi's Shrimp & Crab Stuffed Ravioli might not be a permanent freezer staple, but for many shoppers, it's a quick way to make dinner feel a little more special without spending much money or time.

Whether tossed in Alfredo sauce, paired with garlic butter or turned into a seafood pasta night, the ravioli is proving to be one of those Aldi Finds people can't wait until it's restocked.

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Another high-octane edition of Netflix's The Night Agent just dropped, with the third season of the espionage thriller debuting on the streamer on Thursday, February 19. The latest batch of episodes are just as guns-blazing and action-packed as fans could want, a move boosted by the game participation of its lead actor Gabriel Basso, who plays FBI agent Peter Sutherland and performed the show's many stunts himself.

“You don’t get to eat the best food, sleep in the most comfortable beds and make a million dollars and then when it comes time to get hit by a guy, say, ‘No, that could hurt,’” Basso told The Hollywood Reporter. “You’re paid a lot of money — there should be a feeling of being beholden to the audience. I’m obligated to risk my life for something sick that could live forever on camera. It’s like the quote from Spider-Man: ‘With great power comes great responsibility.’ “

And though we just got 10 fresh episodes of Peter and the Night Action team kicking some seriously corrupt political butt, we're already looking forward to a potential fourth season of the popular spy drama. Here's everything we know so far about The Night Agent season 4.

Warning: Some spoilers ahead for The Night Agent season 3

Will there be a The Night Agent season 4?

As of press time, Netflix has not officially announced a fourth season for The Night Agent. However, series creator Shawn Ryan has already teased that the writers' room is up and running for next season.

“Season 4 is not officially picked up yet, but a while ago, in calendar year 2025, they did quietly pick up a writers room,” Ryan told Deadline. “We’ve been working for a while on the storyline. We have some scripts, we are breaking stories. I think you know from the tax credit, there’s a date by which you need to be filming by; there’s time for us at the moment.”

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The television producer, who is also behind The Shield, The Unit and Timeless, also discussed how Netflix was waiting to see how season three would perform with viewers before officially picking up the spy drama for a fourth installment. (For reference, The Night Agent season one drew 98.2 million views in its first 91 days.)

“To Netflix’s credit, they want to make sure that the creative side of things is always buttoned up before committing that amount of money,” Ryan said. “We’re in the story-breaking, script-writing phase, and my guess is, sometime in the next [few weeks, up to a month], they’ll make a decision about officially greenlighting Season 4, and if and when they do, we’ll be ready to go with the scripts so that there’s not that much time between Season 3 and Season 4. I think Netflix cares about their viewers and is looking for ways to minimize the time between the seasons of their most successful shows.”

Gabriel Basso as Peter Sutherland in episode 301 of The Night Agent.

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When will The Night Agent season 4 come out?

If the show does get greenlit for a fourth season, there's good news: You won't have to wait multiple years for new episodes, as has become the norm of other streaming titles. No, Ryan affirmed to Deadline that the series will keep to a near-yearly drop for season four. (The 10-episode season three arrived about 13 months after its predecessor.)

Related: Does Peter Die In ‘The Night Agent’ Season 3? That Action-Packed Ending Explained

“This cadence is easy,” Ryan said. “Compared to all the network stuff I did back in the day, you would have just finished making 22 episodes and before you’re even done doing post on that final episode, the writers room is starting up for the next season. When I was doing The Shield and The Unit, I think I made something like 44 episodes of TV in a calendar year. So this is nothing compared to that.”

Given that season two arrived on Netflix on January 23, 2025, and season three followed on February 19, 2026, it's likely that a fourth season will drop sometime in winter 2027.

Fola Evans-Akingbola as Chelsea Arrington, Genesis Rodriguez as Isabel, Suraj Sharma as Jay Batra in episode 310 of The Night Agent.

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Who will be in The Night Agent season 4?

Though there have been no official casting announcements made just yet, it's safe to say that Gabriel Basso will return as The Night Agent's lead character Peter Sutherland.

After the events of the third season, it remains to be seen if fellow cast members like Fola Evans-Akingbola, Ward Horton, Jennifer Morrison, Genesis Rodriguez, Suraj Sharma, David Lyons and Stephen Moyer will be making appearances in any upcoming episodes.

Louis Herthum's character Jacob Monroe died in the third season, so it's unlikely that he will return; also, it is unknown whether Luciane Buchanan's Rose Larkin will return for future installments, after having been written out post-season two.

Related: When Does The Next Episode of ‘The Night Agent’ Come Out? Cast, Release Schedule, Episode Count and More

What will The Night Agent season 4 be about?

Again, there have been no public pronouncements made just yet about a fourth season of The Night Agent, so it's unclear exactly what will be the main focus next season. Based on the season three ending, we do know that Peter Sutherland will likely get a partner in the near future, but not before he takes time out of the field to find himself some balance.

Parade will keep you posted on all developments relating to The Night Agent season 4, so stay tuned!

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Were you born on a Sunday? People born on Sunday are guided by the Sun, our celestial lifeforce. Sunday-borns are magnetic leaders who seek out experiences, growth, and to exercise their free will. MaKayla McRae, author of “The Celestial Handbook: An Astrological Guide to Planning Your Week,” provides insights into the spiritual and astrological significance of being born on a Sunday. Looking to find what weekday you were born? Calculate your weekday of birth with this free weekday calculator. 

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Born on Sunday: Meaning & Astrology

Sunday is associated with the Sun in astrology. Astrologers believe that the Sun represents free will, consciousness, and confidence. Without its energy, life on Earth would not exist. In a similar way, solar energy gives us vitality, purpose, and a meaningful identity, all of which relate to our self-expression. When we feel at our best, we are embodying our Sun energy. Conversely, when we feel disconnected from how we want to present ourselves to the world, reconnecting with our Sun energy can help restore our inspiration.

Born on Saturday: Personality Traits

Individuals born on a Sunday are natural trailblazers who follow their instincts in each moment. With their passionate and vibrant personalities, they often find themselves in leadership roles, whether as a CEO, a work manager, or someone who effectively delegates tasks at home. These independent individuals excel at managing teams and are known for their bright, infectious energy, much like their planetary ruler, the Sun. Their cheerful laughter, witty humor, and playful nature attract people to them.

Born on Sunday: Soul Purpose & Natural Gifts

Those born on Sunday are meant to lead. When they assume a passive role or position in their life, they tend to feel depleted. Passion lies with what is new, fresh, and exciting. Therefore, Sunday-borns can often be found living on the verge of becoming. They don't shy away from a new beginning. In fact, they may struggle sometimes to see things through when they lose their sparkly shine of novelty. Still, they make great friends, lovers, and companions, as they are known to empower others to focus on their strengths rather than their weaknesses.

People born on Sunday thrive when they embrace their supportive and enthusiastic nature. They genuinely want to help others succeed when they are in their element. However, if they don’t manage their impulsivity, they may become bossy or overly focused on their own ego. Overall, their energetic approach, flair for the dramatic, and bold personality can help them stand out. They feel the most fulfilled when they use their visibility to promote causes or support growth that aligns with their deepest values.

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The first official trailer for Toy Story 5 dropped today.

And though we have a solid villain in an addictive little green screen named Lilypad, there’s another introduction millennials, outlets, and really all of the chronically online can’t stop talking about (and crying over).

It’s Woody’s bald spot.

The trailer begins with Bonnie officiating the adorable wedding of Forky and his googly-eyed plastic knife bride. She then gets a package and is introduced to a froggie-shaped tablet called Lilypad. Voiced by Greta Lee, the device monopolizes Bonnie’s attention, with the other toys expressing their disapproval and Bonnie’s parents wrestling with screen time rules. 

About a minute and a half into the trailer, Woody joins the gang. Upon climbing through the window and hanging up his 10-gallon hat, a massive glare off the top of his balding head blinds the contents of Bonnie's toy box.

“Someone needs a brown marker,” Trixie, the Triceratops, voiced by Kristen Schaal, says.

Forky, voiced by Tony Hale, chimes in, responding to Lilypad asking Woody if he’s an oldie. 

“She thinks you’re old, because you’re bald, Woody,” he says.

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Now, it’s that bald spot that has the internet collectively losing it. 

“They really gave Woody a bald spot in ‘Toy Story 5’ 😭 What do y’all think of his new look ⁉️” fan account @drip shared on Instagram.

“First look at Woody’s balding head in ‘Toy Story 5.’ Out here looking like my ex,” @superficial wrote on Facebook.

Over on TikTok, there’s an entire explore page dedicated to Woody’s peekaboo patch.

Hair or non, the fifth installment of the beloved family-friendly franchise is poised to make massive bank at the box office. Per The Hollywood Reporter, Toy Story 4 surpassed $1 billion at the global box office in 2019 and went on to win an Oscar for best animated feature.

Toy Story 5 hits theaters June 19.

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Elizabeth Hurley has been dating boyfriend Billy Ray Cyrus for almost a year—and it's obvious that her sonDamian approves of their relationship.

While the couple are going strong, they've often been plagued by rumors about their romance and allegations that it's caused a rift in Hurley's relationship with her son. While Damian has previously dispelled the reports, he's now sharing his real thoughts about Cyrus.

In a new interview with The Standard published on Thursday (Feb. 19), Damian was clear that Cyrus is "a very sweet boyfriend who I adore," adding that the singer's six children "are very, very sweet."

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Damian also referenced the constant rumors about his mother's dating life, calling the online chatter "very strange and upsetting."

"Whenever I use my phone it is now flooded with so much stuff about all of us, the second I turn it on, which I found very strange and upsetting," he shared with the outlet. "When I need to, I’m chronically offline. I delete Instagram for long chunks of time because it would be appalling to ever let that influence real life."

As for his relationship with Hurley, Damian says they are extremely close—even if that means getting on each other's nerves every once in a while.

"My mum and I are twins. We’re very, very similar, which can also drive us insane, and I think with anyone that you can see yourself in, you can also get on each other’s nerves insanely," Damian said.

Hurley and Cyrus first made their romance public last Easter when they shared a photo on Instagram spending the holiday together. They've known each other since meeting on the set of a Christmas movie in 2022 but lost touch when filming wrapped. They later reconnected after Hurley sent Cyrus a text message out of the blue.

"Billy Ray is fabulous. We’re very happy, very happy,” Hurley said of their relationship last fall.