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If you’re looking to upgrade your summer setup, a gazebo is one of the simplest ways to make your patio or backyard more comfortable and usable. Instead of battling harsh sun, insects, or a lack of privacy, a gazebo gives you a space to enjoy being outside more comfortably.

Right now, the Abc Canopy Patio Gazebo is on sale for $179 at Walmart, marked down from its original price of $230. It’s an all-in-one outdoor shelter designed for everything from backyard BBQs and poolside lounging to shaded seating and casual get-togethers. It also works well for larger occasions like parties and garden weddings. The gazebo comes in six colors: khaki, dark gray, rust red, forest green, navy blue, and black.

 Abc Canopy Patio Gazebo, $179 (was $230) at Walmart

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Made from weather-resistant polyester, this gazebo offers UPF 50+ sun protection and is built with fire-resistant materials for added outdoor safety. It comes in three size options — 9 by 9, 10 by 12, and 11 by 11 feet — so you can pick the best fit for your patio or backyard setup. The smallest size provides about 81 square feet of coverage and comfortably seats six to eight people, with room for a dining set, lounge chairs, or a compact grill station.

The structure is supported by a sturdy two-section steel frame. It also has extended eaves that provide more shade at the perimeter. One of its standout features is that it comes with mesh netting around it to help keep bugs out, plus give you more privacy. Walmart also has an option without netting, but it is currently out of stock. A built-in hook lets you hang string lights, lanterns, or plants to decorate the space. Finally, it has a double-tier soft-top canopy that improves airflow, so you stay cool on warm days.

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Walmart shoppers generally praised the gazebo for its sturdy feel and easy setup, with many noting that it holds up well in everyday backyard use. One reviewer called it “beautiful” and said assembly was quick and straightforward. 

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The Abc Canopy Patio Gazebo is an easy way to elevate your backyard during spring and summer. It’s also an excellent summer pick for entertaining guests outdoors. If you’ve been eyeing it, now’s the time to snap it up, as this Walmart deal is only available for a limited time.

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Travel has a strange relationship with history. We travel thousands of miles to admire ancient sculptures, Renaissance fountains, and centuries-old plazas. Yet every so often, someone treats those same monuments like props for a prank.

That tension played out recently in Florence when a tourist climbed a historic fountain as part of a pre-wedding dare. What seemed like a quick joke among friends turned into thousands of euros in damage and another reminder that fragile landmarks and viral travel culture do not always mix well.

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Tourist Damages Florence’s Historic Neptune Fountain During Pre-Wedding Dare

The incident took place in Piazza della Signoria in Florence, where the famous Fountain of Neptune has stood since the 16th century. According to city officials, a 28-year-old tourist climbed onto the monument during a pre-wedding celebration after friends dared her to touch the statue’s genitals.

Authorities said the stunt caused about €5,000 in damage to the sculpture, including damage to the marble horses' legs and a decorative frieze that the tourist grabbed while climbing. The fountain itself is not just a piece of decoration. It was commissioned in 1559 by Cosimo I de’ Medici and sculpted by Bartolomeo Ammannati as a symbol of Florence’s political and maritime power. Police quickly removed the visitor from the monument and reported her for defacing an artistic and architectural asset, a charge under Italian cultural heritage laws.

Related: Travelers Heading to Italy This Summer May Break This Major Law Without Even Knowing It

This Is Not the First Time Tourists Have Damaged Italian Monuments

Unfortunately, Florence’s Neptune fountain has been the stage for similar incidents before. Authorities installed surveillance cameras after earlier visitors climbed the statue and damaged it, including one case where a tourist broke part of Neptune’s hand. In 2023, another tourist climbed the monument while friends took photos, causing damage again, according to KESQ.

Florence is not alone. Across Italy, authorities have dealt with a string of cases involving tourists damaging artwork or monuments while attempting to take photos or social media challenges. One striking example occurred at a museum in Verona when a visitor sat on an art installation inspired by Van Gogh’s famous chair, causing the crystal-covered piece to collapse.

And in another bizarre case reported in Florence, a partygoer climbed a historic Neptune statue during a celebration stunt, causing thousands of euros in damage to the Renaissance artwork. Even iconic landmarks like Rome’s Trevi Fountain deal with constant rule-breaking, from visitors entering the fountain to climbing on sculptures.

Related: How I Pack for a 7-Day Italy Trip With a Single Carry-On

Why Cities Across Italy Are Creating Stricter Tourist Laws

Rome recently introduced a small access fee for the Trevi Fountain area during peak hours to help manage crowds and fund the monument's maintenance. Meanwhile, many Italian cities now issue fines for sitting, eating, or climbing on monuments. In some places, defacing a monument or entering a historic fountain can lead to fines of around €2,000 or even a temporary ban from the city center.

These policies are partly a response to over-tourism. Popular Italian cities attract millions of visitors every year, and the pressure on historic infrastructure has grown dramatically. Venice, for example, has introduced tourist entry fees and additional regulations to help control visitor numbers and reduce strain on its historic environment. At first glance, these rules can feel strict. But when you consider that many of these monuments are 400 or 500 years old, the reasoning becomes clearer.

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What Responsible Travelers Should Remember

For most travelers, historic cities inspire awe. Standing in a Renaissance plaza or beside an ancient fountain reminds you how much history has passed through those streets. Yet those places survive only if visitors treat them with care.

Travel works best when curiosity is paired with respect. Admire the sculptures. Take the photos. Toss a coin in the fountain if tradition allows. Just maybe skip the bachelor party dares.

Are you ready for another jump into the pond? Fans of the time-bending Hallmark series are thrilled that new episodes of The Way Home are finally here, but it also feels bittersweet since Season 4 marks the end of the series. This season takes Kat (Chyler Leigh), Elliot (Evan Williams), Del (Andie MacDowell) and Alice (Sadie Laflamme-Snow) into new mysteries and time jumps as they head back into the pond once more. Let's take a look at this week's all-new episode!

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What Is 'The Way Home' About?

The family drama tells the story of three powerful women: Kat Landry, Alice (Kat's teenage daughter) and Kat’s estranged mother Del.

More than 20 years prior, life-changing events created a chasm in their family that time has yet to repair. Kat and Del still aren’t on speaking terms. Alice has never met her grandmother and is unaware of the reasons for their fractured family. When these three generations come together under one roof for the first time in more than two decades, a surprising discovery sets the trio on a path toward healing and helps them find their way back to each other.

Related: Everything to Know About the Final Season of 'The Way Home'

What Happened in Season 3 of 'The Way Home'? Season 4 of The Way Home is now airing on Hallmark.

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Jacob Landry (Spencer MacPherson) returned to the present after 25 years in the 1800s, leading the family to embrace the truth about the time-traveling pond. Del discovered Colton's (Jefferson Brown) demo tape, while Kat and Elliot reunited and worked through their past issues.

We also learned that Elliot was the baby in the basket, and Colton knew about the time travel and recognized Alice back in 1999.

The season ended with a mysterious couple jumping into the pond in the 1970s, and Sam (Rob Stewart) mirroring Elliot's earlier role at the pond in the present.

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What Happened in the Season 4 Premiere of 'The Way Home'?

In "Show Me the Way To Go Home," the Season 4 premiere of The Way Home, Alice prepares to graduate high school. Tension builds between Kat and Elliot after she begins investigating his time-traveling mother against his wishes. Meanwhile, Del faces life as an empty-nester after Jacob gets on a bus to leave town. Compelling new evidence leads Kat and Alice back to the pond once more, as they embark on new journeys and explore mysteries hidden within the Landry family of generations past.

What Happens in Episode 2 of 'The Way Home'?

In "Blinded by the Light," this week's all-new episode of The Way Home, Kat emerges from the pond in the summer of 1925, where she encounters a young and carefree Grandma Fern (Bianca Melchior) and becomes immersed in the Port Haven of the 1920s. Meanwhile, Alice returns to the 1970s and is reunited with Young Colton (Jordan Doww) and Young Evelyn (Devin Cecchetto), but she soon discovers that both have experienced big changes in their lives. Back in the present, Del reaches out to Elliot, hoping to fill the void left by his mother's disappearance.

When Does Episode 2 of 'The Way Home' Season 4 Premiere?

"Blinded by the Light" premieres Sunday, April 26 at 9 p.m. ET on Hallmark Channel and will be available to stream the next day on Hallmark+.

Where To Watch 'The Way Home'

Want to catch up before the series finale? Seasons 1-3 of The Way Home are available to stream on Netflix. You can also watch through Frndly, Philo, or with a Hallmark+ subscription.

Related: Andie MacDowell, 67, Blows Everyone Away in All-Black Outfit With Full Gray Hair

Exclusive Sneak Peek of 'The Way Home' Season 4, Episode 2

Take a look at this Parade exclusive sneak peek of this week's brand new episode of The Way Home below:

PARADE Exclusive - The Way Home - Episode 402 - Sneak Peek (0:53) First Look Photos From 'Blinded by the Light"

Take a look at some select images from the next episode of The Way Home in the gallery below.

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The tale of Robin Hood has been told many times over the years in Hollywood, from action adventures, animated films, spoof comedies, and many more. In 1991, the theme song and title track for Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves gained critical and chart-topping acclaim, earning it an Oscar nomination and recognition as one of the best movie songs.

Director Kevin Reynolds and writers Pen Densham and John Watson developed the movie loosely based on the English folk tale of Robin Hood, set in the 12th century.Kevin Costner played the iconic role of Robin of Locksley alongside Morgan Freeman, Christian Slater, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, andAlan Rickman.

Robin of Locksley is a nobleman who returns home to England after the Crusades with the help of Azeem (Freeman), a Moorish warrior. He returns home to discover his father was murdered, and the land is under the ruthless control of the Sheriff of Nottingham (Rickman). Forced into hiding, he bands together a group of outlaws to fight against Nottingham's reign and to steal from the rich to give to the poor. Along the way, he begins to fall for Maid Marian (Mastrantonio).

Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves was a box office success and became the second-highest grossing film of that year with over $390 million at the box office. Rickman won a BAFTA for Supporting Actor, with the title theme song, "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You", nominated for Best Original Song at the Oscars, and winning a Grammy for Best Song Written Specifically for a Motion Picture or Television.

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"(Everything I Do) I Do It for You" was a track by Canadian singer Bryan Adams, written by him alongside Michael Kamen and Robert John "Mutt" Lange. Tagged as a power ballad, it was the lead single for the film's soundtrack. It was reportedly written within 45 minutes and inspired the movie's other title theme, "Maid Marian," and its overall love story.

The track became a success, topping the Billboard Hot 100 charts at No. 1 for seven consecutive weeks. It was an impressive feat at the time, having been the longest No. 1 track since 1983. It also topped Billboard's Adult Contemporary charts for eight weeks. Billboard ranked the track at No.2 as one of the best movie songs under "Endless Love" by Diana RossandLionel Richie.

"(Everything I Do) I Do It for You" was also nominated for a Grammy for Record of the Year in 1992, and lost the Oscar to "Beauty and the Beast" that same year. The track has since been covered by multiple artists, such as Brandy for her second studio album.

Charlotte Rae, who played Edna Garrett on The Facts of Life, opened up about her favorite part of being on the iconic series just two years before her death.

Rae, who died at 92 in 2018, first played Edna Garrett on Diff’rent Strokes in 1978 before scoring her own spinoff, The Facts of Life, which she starred on from 1979 to 1986. The beloved series chronicled the ups and downs of the all-girls Eastland School and starred Rae alongside Nancy McKeon, Kim Fields, Mindy Cohn, and Lisa Whelchel. A staple of the decade, the show continued after Rae finished her run, but many fans consider those to be the best years.

In a revealing interview before her death, Rae opened up about what she loved most about appearing on the series.

 "At the book signings, a lot of grown-ups were saying that they were latch-key kids and they really related to Mrs. Garrett," Rae said during an interview with the Television Academy Foundation.  "She was who they really hung on to and clung to and loved. [She was] the mother that they wish that they had around and being there and all that. And so that makes me happy that I served some service."

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Where is Nancy McKeon These Days?

Nancy McKeon skyrocketed to fame on the series as tough-talking Jo Polniaczek, and she recently celebrated her 60th birthday. The beloved ’80s actress, who rose to international stardom as Jo, a student who transferred to the all-girls Eastland School, became a frequent face in TV movies. When the aughts hit, she starred for several years on the police series The Division. In 2018, she took a spin on the dance floor on Dancing With the Stars.

Kari Michaelsen, who starred on another classic ’80s sitcom, Gimme a Break, took to Instagram to honor McKeon with a fun birthday post that featured a variety of hilarious throwback photos from the ’80s. If you’re a fan of wild hairdos that likely included lots of hairspray, this might be a fun one to browse.

“Please join me to wish Nancy McKeon a VERY “Happy Birthday” 🎈Nancy, SO many Fun Memories that I cherish!! 😊😊 Have a wonderful Birthday Celebration tomorrow!! XOXO 💖🎉💖,” Michaelsen captioned the reel, which showed the duo hanging out with other ’80s stars, like Family Ties actress Justine Bateman.

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As we step into the warmer months of the year, it's only natural to feel the urge to upgrade the world around us. From easy home renovations and backyard transformations to humble accents like versatile serveware, antique finds and multi-use discoveries, there's plenty of inspiration to draw from when tackling a seasonal refresh of your own.

This week, Aldi is giving shoppers a reason to be excited with the arrival of the Belavi Solar Geometric Lantern. This charming, minimalist design retails for just $6.99 and can instantly elevate any outdoor setting. Available in two geometric shapes with both red and black color options, this is one Aldi find you'll want to snag in bulk to create your dream outdoor oasis this spring.

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Belavi Solar Geometric Lantern, $6.99 at Aldi

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We know how it goes. Despite the excitement of the warm months ahead, we're all still super busy, which makes carving out time for home renovations, no matter the workload, just another thing to stress over. That's why easy upgrades save the day, offering a break from overthinking and turning a task that might take hours into a simple plug-and-play situation.

With Belavi's Solar Geometric Lantern, elevating your space couldn't be easier. Simply hang one somewhere that gets natural sunlight throughout the day and watch the area transform come nightfall. And at $7 a pop, you can easily snag multiples and scatter them around the yard, garden or patio for a more cohesive, magical atmosphere.

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An Easy Upgrade for Any Setting

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With a six- to eight-hour runtime when fully charged and a soft, warm LED light, these stylish little lanterns are a must-have for seasonal entertaining and solo nights spent sipping your favorite wine while reading a good book. They also bring a bit of whimsy to any outdoor setting, whether you're turning your garden into a cozy place to relax under the moon, adding extra light to a campsite, or simply illuminating a space that might otherwise feel dull, dark and uninspired at night.

While supplies last, shoppers can expect to find geometric-style lanterns in both red and black colorways, as well as pyramid styles in matching red and black. Each one measures 5.25 inches long, 5.25 inches wide and 10.25 inches tall, making them large enough to make an impact yet still small enough to pack away for camping trips, family get-togethers and more.

Bringing a warm, white LED glow to the spaces that need it most, the Belavi Solar Geometric Lantern is a valuable addition to any home or camping setup. Snag a pair to get started in smaller spaces, or go all in and grab as many as you need to transform the entire backyard. While you're at it, don't miss Aldi's breezy two-piece curtain set and collectible quarter keychain holders for even more must-have finds.

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For years, Spirit Airlines built its reputation on one simple promise: rock-bottom fares that made flying accessible to nearly anyone. But now, that same ultra-low-cost model is under extreme pressure. The airline is navigating bankruptcy proceedings, facing mounting operational losses, and has even paused ticket sales beyond April 2026 due to uncertainty about its future. In practical terms, Spirit’s survival is no longer something travelers can assume. 

So the big question for budget travelers becomes unavoidable: Are those ultra-cheap tickets still worth buying?

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Unbeatable Upfront Prices

There’s no denying Spirit’s main draw: price. On many domestic routes, it can still be significantly cheaper than legacy carriers like Delta, American, or United. For short weekend trips or flexible travel plans, those savings can feel like a win, especially for families or travelers on tight budgets.

But the real issue is that Spirit’s low fares are only “cheap” on the surface. Once you add carry-on bags, seat selection, and checked luggage, the total cost can quickly approach, or even match, traditional airlines. The difference is that legacy carriers tend to include more of those basics in the ticket price.

The Growing Risks Behind the Discount Fare

What makes the current situation different is stability. Spirit is operating under bankruptcy protection, has undergone repeated financial restructuring, and is facing major external shocks such as rising fuel costs and operational constraints. Industry analysis suggests that continued volatility in fuel prices could severely undermine its recovery plan, pushing the airline closer to shrinking operations or even liquidation. 

That creates several real risks for travelers:

• Flight cancellations or schedule changes: Airlines in financial distress often reduce routes or consolidate schedules. That means your flight might be canceled, rescheduled, or moved to inconvenient times.
• Limited rebooking options: Unlike major airlines with large fleets and partner networks, Spirit has fewer backup flights. If something goes wrong, recovery options are limited.
• Refund uncertainty during disruption: While U.S. regulations generally require refunds for canceled flights, the timing and ease of getting that money back can vary, and during bankruptcy proceedings, delays are common.
• Future availability concerns: With booking windows already cut off beyond April 2026, travelers planning farther out are essentially gambling on the airline’s continued existence. 

Related: Spirit Airlines Is Surviving Second Bankruptcy — But There’s A Catch

Uncertainty Itself

Even if Spirit continues operating in the short term, perception matters. When travelers start doubting an airline’s survival, demand drops. That creates a feedback loop: fewer bookings lead to greater financial pressure, which in turn leads to more cancellations and instability.

This “confidence problem” is often what pushes struggling airlines from recovery into collapse faster than financial issues alone.

Are The Savings Still Worth It?

The answer depends on how flexible your trip is.

Spirit can still make sense if:

• You’re flying soon (within the current confirmed schedule window)
• You can tolerate schedule changes
• You are not booking tight connections or non-refundable plans around the flight
• The price difference is substantial enough to justify the risk

But Spirit becomes a poor choice if:

• Your trip is important (weddings, cruises, international connections)
• You’re booking months in advance
• You need reliability or backup options
• The price gap is small after baggage and fees

In those cases, the “cheap ticket” may not actually be cheap when you factor in risk.

Related: Scary Spirit Airlines Experience Goes Viral After Passengers Were Forced to Restrain a Man—I Can't Say I Would've Done the Same

Smart Alternatives For Budget Travelers

Fortunately, Spirit is not the only low-cost option. Depending on your route, alternatives include:

• Frontier Airlines: similar ultra-low-cost model but slightly different route network
• Southwest Airlines: often higher base fare but includes bags and better flexibility
• Legacy carriers (Delta, American, United): sometimes match Spirit pricing during sales, with far better reliability
• Fare comparison tools: aggregators like Google Flights can reveal when Spirit’s “deal” isn’t really the cheapest once fees are included

Spirit Airlines is no longer just a bargain carrier; it’s a risk-priced carrier. The fare might be low, but the uncertainty is higher than ever.

For travelers who can absorb disruption, the savings may still be worth it. But for anyone who needs certainty, peace of mind is becoming the real premium product in air travel.

While the internet stays busy arguing over which star deserves a movie role, the children of A-listers have staged a retail coup. In 2026, the inheritance doesn’t stop with a house in the hills, it's evolved into a a pre-built distribution empire that ends up in your bathroom cabinet.

A March report just dropped the receipts on the nepo baby economy. The numbers reveal more than the gifting of free clothes or a one-off perfume deal. It’s become a multi-billion dollar corporate monopoly.

Kylie Jenner is the undisputed queen of the inheritance-to-inventory pipeline. Her brand, Kylie Cosmetics, is on track to pull in $400M in revenue this year. Because she has 34.4 million followers watching her every move, she doesn't have to pay for a single billboard. Her sisterKendall is doing the same thing in the liquor aisle. 818 Tequila raked in $50M last year. They’ve figured out the cheat code: why waste time auditioning for a director when you can have your very own supply chain?

Hailey Bieber is proving that having a famous maiden name and a famous married name is the best business hack. Rhode Skin cleared $212M in 2025 and its only been around since 2022. That is a vertical climb that makes seasoned CEOs look like they’re standing still.

Cashmere, Hot Sauce, and the Hadid Sisters

The list of heirs-turned-owners is getting crowded:

• Gigi Hadid: Making cashmere a power move with Guest In Residence ($30M).
• Bella Hadid: Playing the long game with Kin Euphorics ($11M) and her new fragrance line, Orebella, which is already sniffing out half a million in revenue after just one year.
• Brooklyn Beckham: Turning a kitchen hobby into a $3M win with Cloud23 Hot Sauce.
• Jaden Smith: Hydrating the masses with JUST Water ($9.4M).

The Fame Loop

“Ten years ago, a famous last name mostly opened doors in entertainment. Now it gives a product millions of Instagram followers before it even exists, and those followers are a distribution channel,” CEO of Overnight Glasses (the company that commissioned the study) Gidon Sadovsky said in a statement. The term 'nepo baby' exploded in 2022, the same period when celebrity-founded consumer brands started growing at an unprecedented rate. Kylie Jenner's social media followers aren't just a vanity metric. They're the entire go-to-market strategy, without the ad spend.”

Whether it’s Patrick Schwarzenegger’s MOSH Protein ($12M) or Georgia May Jagger’s Bleach London ($15M), the trend is the same. Fame (and the proximity to it) is the only currency that matters, and the exchange rate is better than it has ever been.

Breyers or Good Humor? It doesn't matter which brand you pledge your loyalty to in this new collaboration.

The popular ice cream and frozen treat companies have each earned the respect of consumers for over 100 years, and if that doesn't say it all, their expansive lineup of innovations and the fact that some fans are still distraught over items that were discontinued years ago just might (RIP Good Humor's Toasted Almond Bar).

And now the two brands are joining forces to launch two new pint-sized frozen dairy desserts inspired by popular Good Humor products: its Strawberry Shortcake Dessert Bars and Creamsicle ice cream bars.

Breyers and Good Humor Collab Gets Fans Pints of 2 Nostalgic Flavors

Debuting as part of the partnership between Breyers and Good Humor that aims to give consumers new and exciting ways to enjoy their favorite sweet treats are the all-new Breyers Good Humor Strawberry Shortcake and Breyers Creamsicle Pint. The new collection also includes an Almond Joy-inspired pint, which Parade previously reported on earlier this week.

Related: Breyers Churns Up 4 New Flavors Inspired by Classic Desserts

• Breyers Good Humor Strawberry Shortcake: The Strawberry Shortcake bars (and now tubs!) everyone loves, now in the convenience of a pint! Breyers calls it the "perfect combination of classic Breyers and America’s favorite Strawberry Shortcake bar in one." It's got vibrant strawberry swirls in a creamy vanilla frozen dessert, plus the signature Good Humor cake crumbles.
• Breyers Creamsicle Pint: Breyers said this takes the brand's vibrant citrus sherbert and swirls it into its creamy vanilla frozen dairy dessert to recreate the iconic Creamsicle flavor. The company promises this pint is "as refreshing as it is delicious, and as nostalgic as it is on trend!"

Breyers Good Humor Strawberry Shortcake Frozen Dairy Dessert (L) and Creamsicle (R).

So far, fans' only critique is that they wish the treats were real ice cream rather than the controversial frozen dairy dessert, which many consider inferior and rate as less creamy than ice cream. The phenomenon is likely due to frozen dairy desserts containing less milkfat than standard ice cream and often substituting traditional ingredients with vegetable oils and other emulsifiers.

Where Will Breyers' Good Humor-Flavored Pints Be Sold?

The new Strawberry Shortcake and Creamsicle-flavored pints are now available at convenience stores nationwide—including 7-Eleven—with a manufacturer's suggested retail price of $4.49, according to an official statement shared with Parade.

Which flavor are you grabbing first? Let us know in the comments!

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In an era where we're all chronically online, the line between a relaxing vacation and a remote workday has become dangerously thin. According to a recent report from Moodle, 66% of U.S. workers have experienced some kind of burnout—a figure that climbs even higher for younger generations. This is backed by the 2025-2026 Aflac WorkForces Report, which found that burnout among American employees has reached a seven-year high, with 72% reporting moderate to very high stress levels.

It is no wonder, then, that a new travel craze called "deadzoning" is sweeping through the travel world. As first reported by The Guardian and HuffPost, this trend involves an "intentional disconnect" while on vacation, prioritizing mental presence over digital productivity.

The "Work-From-Anywhere" Trap

The root of the problem is that our newfound flexibility has become a subtle trap. Thanks to "work-from-anywhere" policies, it is now technically possible to fire off emails from a beach chair or join a Zoom call from an out-of-state Airbnb. As HuffPost points out, this has led to a bizarre paradox: we are traveling more than ever, but we are actually vacationing less.

To combat this "email creep" and the relentless pings of Slack, travelers are now forced to be aggressive about reclaiming their peace. "Deadzoning" is the intentional answer to that trap—it is the act of writing that firm out-of-office responder (for both work and private emails) and seeking out destinations with a "shoddy" Wi-Fi signal specifically to ensure that the office cannot follow you into the sunset.

Related: Why More Travelers Are Ditching Packed Itineraries for Slow Travel (And Loving It More)

The Science of "The Push"

While the term might be new, the psychological need behind it is well-documented. Speaking to Euronews Travel, Dr. Birgit Trauer—who holds a PhD in Tourism Management from The University of Queensland—explains that trips are shaped by "push-pull" motivations.

"We tend to think of travel as being drawn towards a destination, but it’s equally about being pushed away from something, whether it’s work or other stressors," Dr. Trauer says. She argues that "deadzoning" is a form of "regeneration," allowing travelers to reignite their innate human capacity to connect with themselves and others without the "cognitive load" of constant pings and notifications.

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Millennials, Gen Z, and the "Hippie Trail"

While HuffPost notes that deadzoning is especially popular among millennials and Gen Z, Dr. Trauer points out that the concept isn't entirely new. It mirrors the "Hippie Trails" of the 1950s through the 1970s, a bygone era where, according to travel writer Michael Gebicki, you could travel for weeks "without speaking with anyone from back home."

The difference in 2026? Today’s travelers are doing it as a conscious response to an "algorithm-driven culture." They aren’t necessarily rejecting technology, but as Dr. Trauer notes, they are seeking to "rebalance and better control how they engage with it."

Related: American Airlines Is Launching New Nonstop Flights to the Laid-Back European City Everyone Wants to Visit

How to "Deadzone" Your Next Trip

According to the experts, you don't need a massive budget to find a deadzone. While long-haul trips to Asia or Australia are popular, Dr. Trauer emphasizes that "it can start much closer to home." Whether it is choosing a domestic "off-the-grid" rental or simply being "choosy with the notifications you keep on," the goal is to create a space where work calls are silenced and office emails are redirected.

By unplugging, travelers can lower anxiety and improve mindfulness—though Dr. Trauer warns of a "reversed culture shock" upon return. The challenge is integrating those changes into your daily life rather than just wanting to "escape again" the moment you hit the office.

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Jake Reiner shared an emotional statement four months after his parents, Rob and MicheleReiner, were murdered, touching on his brother NickReiner's involvement.

"We lost more than half of our family that night in the most violent way imaginable," Jake wrote via Substack of the December 2025 tragedy. "Sure, any loss of a parent is devastating, but nothing compares to losing both of them at the same time and, on top of that, having your brother be at the center of it. It’s almost too impossible to process."

He went on to say that despite the murders and impending trial, "some parts of this belong only to our family."

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"Keeping them private is the only way to protect what little remains of something that was taken from us," he shared.

The "A Few Good Men" filmmaker was found brutally slain in the primary bedroom of his Brentwood, California, home on December 14, 2025. His longtime wife, Michele Reiner, was also found dead inside the home.

The couple's youngest son, Nick Reiner, was later charged with two counts of first-degree murder for the killing of his parents. Nick has since pleaded not guilty, but remains behind bars without bail.

"To me, my parents are at the center of my life. They are my guiding lights, the foundation of who I am as a human being, and the most giving people I have ever known. A lot of people don’t have the luxury of having the best parents, the best mom, or the best dad, but I did," Jake continued. "The love they have for me, my brother, and my sister is truly unconditional. And the love they have for each other in their marriage is something I always looked up to as the standard of what a successful relationship looks like."

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Turning your backyard into an oasis isn't as hard as you think, especially when you find the right furniture and decor items to elevate your space. Thanks to Target, you can shop a slew of outdoor pieces for incredible discounts, such as this gorgeous accent table or stylish outdoor dining chairs. The Costway Hanging Hammock Chair is the latest shopping must-have to grace our presence, and it's 55% off now.

The chair initially cost $200, but has been reduced to just $90. The furniture, which seats up to two people at a time, is 51 inches long and 27 inches wide. It weighs just 13 pounds, and can hold up to 330 pounds. The chair is made of a steel frame with a blend of polyester, cotton, and canvas ropes and seating. The ropes actually add extra stability and safety, so the chair is very "sturdy."

Costway Hanging Hammock Chair, $90 (was $200) at Target

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The beige chair is designed with a thick cushion that's padded with cotton so that you can sit in it for long periods without discomfort. It's created with a net chair pattern that includes fringe tassels, which makes it very bohemian looking. Therefore, you can also place it in your living room or bedroom, in addition to outside. Considering it's fairly lightweight, you can maneuver on your own easily.

You can hang the chair from the ceiling or the branch of a tree, or really any sturdy overhand option. The two metal hoops that allow you to hang the furniture can be hung separately or together, depending on your design preferences. Shoppers described the hammock as "beautiful," "perfect," and "super comfy," with one even comparing it to a "work of art." Another customer said that the piece is a "great addition" to their outdoor space.

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One reviewer even added throw pillows to spruce the hammock up a bit, pairing it with bold colors  for spring. The seat cover is also removable and machine washable, which makes cleaning it a breeze. If you are planning on leaving it outside, we recommend removing the seat cushion in inclement weather to ensure it's long-lasting. 

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There's nothing that elevates your outdoor space like a gorgeous boho-style hammock. Shop for it now while it's $110 off at Target! 

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Nothing Bundt Cakes’ returning Strawberry Cheesecake Swirl is already getting plenty of love this spring, and now the brand is giving fans even more reason to get excited.

Ahead of Mother’s Day, the bakery chain has launched its #NothingBundtMomSweepstakes, with one winner set to receive a $4,000 Visa gift card. The promotion opened on April 21 and runs through May 10, with entry options including visiting the brand’s official sweepstakes page, engaging with its social posts, or downloading the app.

The bakery is also rolling out a broader Mother’s Day lineup starting April 27, with updated packaging, decorative details, and ready-to-gift options. This includes themed cake boxes, Bundtinis® with floral and butterfly designs, and Bundtlet Towers paired with balloon or wooden picks, all designed to make celebrations feel a little more fun.

Nothing Bundt Cakes’ Strawberry Cheesecake Swirl with hydrangea decoration is part of the brand’s Mother’s Day gift lineup.

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And if you’ve been meaning to try the Strawberry Cheesecake Swirl, you only have a few more weeks to do it. The limited-time flavor is available through May 31 in all sizes, while supplies last.

Related: Two Limited-Time Flavors Are Coming to Nothing Bundt Cakes — Perfect for Spring Celebrations

The fan-favorite flavor starts with a soft white cake, layered with a creamy cheesecake filling, and is finished with a strawberry glaze, cream cheese frosting, and a light graham topping that adds a bit of texture. It’s a combination that leans into both classic cheesecake and traditional Bundt cake, which makes it a standout for cake lovers.

You can take a closer look at it in this April 22 review from @breanna.eats:

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In the clip, Breanna notes that even as a chocolate fan, the aroma won her over right away. The mix of real strawberry glaze, cheesecake filling, and cream cheese frosting pairs perfectly.

With Mother’s Day, spring birthdays, and end-of-year celebrations all happening at once, having a ready-made dessert with a little personality is undoubtedly easier than baking something from scratch, especially when time is limited.

So whether you’re looking for a festive dessert or want a shot at the $4,000 prize, Nothing Bundt Cakes is giving fans plenty of reasons to get excited this spring.

Netflix is taking on another book-to-screen adaptation.

A TV adaptation of The Nanny Diaries is officially underway, with Scarlett Johanssonspearheading the project with her film company, These Pictures. Founded by Johansson and co-led by Jonathan Lia, These Pictures develops film and television projects, per Deadline. Johansson made her directorial debut in 2025 with the comedy-dramaEleanor the Great, and now she’s back as the executive producer of The Nanny Diaries.

Johansson is no stranger to the beloved 2002 New York Times #1 bestseller of the same name. Written by Emma McLaughlin and Nicola Kraus, Johansson starred in a movie adaptation of the novel in 2007 alongside Laura Dern and Chris Evans. The upcoming TV series will take viewers back to Johansson’s world of Annie Braddock.

“Annie, a broke, aspiring writer in search of a story, takes a nanny job for a magnetic Upper East Side socialite, plunging into an elite world of unimaginable excess,” the logline of the project states. “When she lands the book deal of her dreams to go undercover and expose the salacious lives of the ultra-rich, Annie must try to keep up this double life even as she grows attached to the people and this world… and finds out what her elusive boss is actually capable of.”

The announcement of The Nanny Diaries comes alongside many other book-to-screen adaptations. Netflix Tudum shared a preview of all the adaptations coming this year, and the list includes Little House on the Prairie, Heartstopper Forever, One Hundred Years of Solitude and Narnia.

According to Deadline, Johansson and Greg Berlanti of Berlanti Productions began discussing the idea of the TV series while filming the 2024 Apple movie, Fly Me To The Moon. Berlanti will also be an executive producer on the upcoming TV series, while Amy Chozick and Jenny Bicks will be writing and showrunning the project. Find the official announcement here:

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The Forsytes have spent their entire first season trying to maintain their hard-earned social status in London with their "new money"—and finding that the road up the ladder is much harder to traverse than sliding down it.

Based on the novels written by Nobel Prize-winning author John Galsworthy and led by an exceptional cast, the six-part PBS Masterpiece series has already been picked up for two additional seasons so we'll see how far The Forsytes must struggle to stay atop the social ladder. But before we get to that, let's look at the Season 1 finale of The Forsytes below with a Parade exclusive sneak peek!

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What Happened in Episode 5 of 'The Forsytes'?

Irene (Millie Gibson) restarted ballet in Paris, but Soames (Joshua Orpin) not only lied about his father's health to get her to return to London, but also demanded she accept his controlling, restrictive life. When Irene discovered that she had been lied to, it led to a tense confrontation. Meanwhile, Frances (Tuppence Middleton) tried to erase her husband Jolyon's (Danny Griffin) past by evicting Louisa (Eleanor Tomlinson), which led Jo to break with Frances and leave home to support his other family. And when a major disaster struck in Ceylon, it caused a collapse in the company's shares and threatened the financial security of the family firm.

What Happens in the Season 1 Finale of 'The Forsytes'? (Episode 6)

Soames commissions a country house, despite Irene’s distress. As Louisa faces a fresh start, Jo decides his future. Ann (Francesca Annis) reveals a dark secret. Check out a preview of the episode below.

Will There Be a Season 2 of 'The Forsytes'?

Yes! Season 2 of The Forsytes was actually announced before the series even premiered, and filming is currently underway in Bristol, England. New cast members joining for Season 2 include Richard Rankin (Outlander), Sarah Alexander (Pennyworth) and Nia Ashi (Bob Marley: One Love).

Related: Everything You Need to Know About PBS' Newest Period Drama, The Forsytes

Will There Be a Season 3 of 'The Forsytes'?

Yes! PBS Masterpiece renewed The Forsytes for Season 3! The announcement was made on March 10, 2026.

Where To Watch 'The Forsytes'

The Forsytes airs Sundays at 9 p.m. ET on PBS Masterpiece. You can also stream episodes through the PBS app, on PBS.org or on demand through PBS Passport. The series is also available through Amazon Prime Video with a PBS Masterpiece subscription.

How Many Episodes Are in 'The Forsytes' Season 1?

The Forsytes Season 1 has six episodes—all written by Poldark screenwriter Debbie Horsfield. The season premiered on March 22, 2026, with new episodes airing weekly on Sundays.

Where Does 'The Forsytes' Film?

Filming for Season 1 of The Forsytes took place in London, England, and the surrounding areas. Season 2 is currently filming in Bristol, England.

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Exclusive Sneak Peek of 'The Forsytes' Season 1 Finale

Check out this Parade exclusive sneak peek of the season finale of The Forsytes below:

'The Forsytes' Season 1 Finale: First Look Photos

Take a look at some select images from the season finale of The Forsytes in the gallery below.

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Cary Elwes will always be Westley from The Princess Bride to many of us, but the handsome actor and director calls being a devoted dad his favorite role of all.

Elwes, 63, who rose to superstardom in the Rob Reiner-directed romantic fantasy film opposite Robin Wright, Mandy Patinkin, and Wallace Shawn, has continued to make waves in recent years with films like Dead Man's Wire. But it's a new birthday post honoring his lookalike 19-year-old daughter, Dominique, that made our hearts swell.

"19 years ago our dream came true with your arrival into this world. Your mom and I are in awe of you as you continue to make us proud every single day. What a blessing you are. Happy birthday, darling Dom.🎈🎊🎂🎁🥳😘🥰😍❤️🩷🧡💛💚🩵💙💜🩶🤍💖💓💗💞💕♥️♥️💝," Elwes captioned the photo, which showed his beautiful blonde daughter enjoying an ice cream cone.

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Elwes Honored Dominique on National Daughters Day

Last year, Elwes took to Instagram to share a stunning photo of Dominique in honor of National Daughters Day. The stunning shot showed the tanned beauty staring off into the distance. However, it was the touching words that Elwes used to express his love for his daughter that captured our hearts.

“Happy Daughter’s Day, Dominique. You are the greatest thing to ever happen to me and your mom. We are so blessed to be your parents as you continue to make us proud every single day. We love you so much @dominiqueelwes 🩷🙏,” Elwes captioned the photo.

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While Elwes has had tremendous success in front of and behind the camera in Hollywood, he has always made it clear that his top focus is his wife and daughter.

“I bring them with me if I can, or if I can’t bring them on location, I make sure I fly home the minute I have a break to be with them,” Elwes, who has been married to his wife, Lisa Marie Kubikoff, since 2000, told PEOPLE.

On October 26, 2025, Elwes turned 63 and shared this stunning photo of himself, Lisa Marie, and Dominique from his celebration.

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Dominique is even set to follow in her dad’s footsteps, heading off to college to study film.

“She saw me getting dressed in costume, and because I used to play dress up with her, she said, ‘Daddy, do they pay you to do dress up?’ I said, ‘As a matter of fact, they do,’ and she went ‘They do?’ Like that, and that was it,” he told the publication.

“I said, ‘Now you’ve got the bug. There’s no cure.’ So she’s going to Santa Barbara and she’s studying film, she’s studying directing, film theory, and film history. I couldn’t be more proud of her,” Elwes continued. “It’s an hour away, her mother’s really happy about that.”

Related: Cary Elwes, Who Starred in Rob Reiner’s Film, ‘The Princess Bride,’ Is So Handsome at the Oscars

Earlier this month, many of the health industry’s most respected experts congregated at CityPlace West Palm Beach for the ninth annual District Fit Festival, a weekend full of fitness classes, restorative sound baths and engaging wellness panels. 

Parade was there too, talking with functional medicine doctors, personal trainers and other experts about the ever-crowded wellness space. There are more health start-ups, supplements and wellness clubs than ever before, and trends spreading like wildfire on social media. How can the average person know who to trust and what wellness trends are actually worth the time and money? (For example: Mouth taping? Hard pass. Japanese walking? Well-worth trying.)  

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Longevity was a major topic that kept resurfacing throughout the fitness festival, including the topic of discussion for a panel consisting of four leaders in the health space: Dr. Caleb Moore, MD, an internal medicine doctor and the medical director of Atria Health and Research Institute; Brandon Kaplan, CEO of Maxwell Club (a company focused on improving healthspan), Sean Hoess, CEO of Eudemonia Summit (a longevity company) and former CEO of Wanderlust and Kenny Santucci, CPT, personal trainer and founder of Strong New York.

When asked what the most important habits for living longer are, all four experts had the exact same answer, despite having different backgrounds in the health space. What are the two habits that make the biggest impact in terms of longevity? Keep reading to find out. Plus, their tips for knowing what wellness trends are worth pursuing.

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The 2 Best Habits for Longevity, According to Experts

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Certainly, the key to longevity doesn’t just come down to one habit. If it were that easy, we’d all be living into the triple digits. The cornerstones of healthy living, such as eating nutrient-rich foods, getting regular physical activity, consistently getting enough sleep and having healthy ways to manage stress all matter. But what’s most important? 

According to all four of the aforementioned experts, the two most important habits for longevity are strength training and community. “Everyone tries to figure out what’s going to be the next big thing. Strength and community are tried and true,” Santucci tells Parade.

Scientific research backs this up. According to a study taking into account more than 115,000 people 65 and older, when strength training twice a week was integrated into a workout routine that already included 2.5 hours of aerobic exercise a week, the risk of dying dropped by 30%. That’s major! 

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The experts explain that the reason why strength training is so important for healthy aging is that it helps prevent muscle and bone loss. This helps with mobility and significantly lowers the risk of falling, which can lead to bone fractures. If you want to maintain your independence into old age, strength training is key.

“We’ve overcomplicated a lot of stuff, but if I could give people one tip when it comes to health, it’s to get up and lift weights, and do it with as many people you love as you can,” Santucci says.

As Santucci shared, being part of a community is also important for longevity, which is also backed by science. According to one meta-analysis taking into account more than 148 scientific studies and more than 300,000 people, those with strong social relationships had a 50% increased likelihood of survival. “Training your brain is as important as training your body,” Santucci says, adding that this is done by maintaining social connections with others.

Hoess also spoke to the importance of maintaining social connections, saying that social wellness (hanging out with people and doing healthy activities together) is the top wellness habit worth your time and money. For example, he says that group saunas are becoming more popular in the U.S., a cultural habit that’s long been the norm in countries like Finland, Russia, Turkey and Japan.

Additional Longevity Tips

While it can be easy to get swept up in buzzy wellness trends, Dr. Moore and Kaplan say that a lot of what’s important to longevity is basic, yet important. For example, both say that maintaining healthy blood pressure and cholesterol are key to longevity. Trendy? Not really. Life-lengthening? Definitely.

When it comes to longevity, Kaplan says a great first step is staying on top of your annual checkups with your doctor and on top of relevant cancer screenings. If you have any health conditions that need managing (such as obesity, diabetes or high blood pressure), that’s step two. Again, it may sound basic, but it can add years to your life.

Related: The One Exercise Mistake Longevity Experts Are Begging People Over 50 To Stop Making

How To Know if a Wellness Trend Is Worth the Money

As industry leaders, all four panelists have a front row seat to the latest wellness companies and products hitting the market. Kaplan emphasizes the importance of not falling for “well-washing,” which is when a wellness company or habit isn’t backed by science.

Whenever you are considering whether a health trend or habit is worth pursuing, Dr. Moore says to look at the data. What do scientific studies have to say about it? Especially if you plan on pursuing a habit long-term, it’s worth spending some time researching it before you go all in.

At the same time, it’s important to remain receptive to new ideas. “Before something becomes science, it has to be a theory. It’s important to look at the science and data, but keep an open mind,” Dr. Moore recommends.

Just because a workout, diet or wellness habit is trendy doesn’t mean it’s worth doing—but it doesn’t necessarily mean you should automatically skip it either. After all, the more information we have, the more we can use the latest scientific intel to live well. 

But it’s also a safe bet that the foundations of health won’t change. With that in mind, go lift something heavy and spend time with someone you love.

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Sources:

• Dr. Caleb Moore, MD, internal medicine doctor and the medical director of Atria Health and Research Institute. 
• Brandon Kaplan, CEO of Maxwell Club
• Sean Hoess, CEO of Eudemonia Summit and former CEO of Wanderlust. 
• Kenny Santucci, CPT, personal trainer and founder of Strong New York.
• Webber, B. J., Piercy, K. L., Hyde, E. T., et al. (2022). Association of Muscle-Strengthening and Aerobic Physical Activity With Mortality in US Adults Ages 65 Years or Older. JAMA Network Open. 5(10)e2236778.
• Holt-Lunstad, J., Smith, T. B., Layton, J. B. (2010). Social relationships and mortality risk. PLoS Medicine. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pmed.1000316

Pattie Boyd rose to fame as the wife of some of the world's most legendary musicians, and she just reunited with her ex-husband, Eric Clapton.

The English beauty, 82, who is known for her marriages to Beatles legend George Harrison and Clapton, met Harrison in 1964 on the set of the Beatles movie A Hard Day’s Night. However, the couple divorced in 1977, and she went on to marry Clapton in 1979. Now, the legendary rocker wife saw her ex in concert earlier this week when he took the stage for two intimate concerts in England.

"Fabulous to see Eric in the relatively intimate G-Live venue in Guildford on Monday evening. Great to hear 'Old Love', 'Layla' and 'Wonderful Tonight' (amongst others) live again," Boyd captioned the photo, which showed Clapton standing on stage with a guitar in his hands.

Interestingly, Boyd mentioned Clapton's famous song "Layla," which he performed with his band Derek and the Dominoes. Legend has always said that the song was always inspired by Clapton's secret love for Boyd while she was married to Harrison.

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Who is Pattie Boyd Married To?

While Boyd split from Clapton in 1989, she's been happily married to Rod Weston since 2015.

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The news of who would be portraying Boyd in the upcoming Beatles biopic has swirled on social media, but director Sam Mendes has spoken about the arduous process of casting the Beatles' wives for his upcoming project, currently titled The Beatles – A Four-Film Cinematic Event.

“Maureen, Linda, Yoko, and Pattie are four fascinating and unique figures in their own right – and I’m thrilled that we’ve managed to persuade four of the most talented women working in film today to join this amazing adventure,” Mendes said in a statement, USA Today reported.

On Oct. 31, Sony finally released the names of the actresses who had scored the coveted roles.

Shogun star Anna Sawai will play John Lennon‘s wife, Yoko Ono, while Mia McKenna-Bruce is set to star as Ringo Starr‘s first wife, Maureen Starkey. Saoirse Ronan will play Paul McCartney‘s wife, Linda McCartney. As for Boyd, she’ll be portrayed by beloved White Lotus star Aimee Lou Wood.

“The Beatles changed my understanding of music. Pretty much, they made up my first memories,” Mendes said back in April, the publication continued. The project, comprising four films, is expected to be in production for over a year.

Who Will Play the Beatles?

Normal People star Paul Mescal is set to play McCartney, while Harris Dickinson of Babygirl will play John Lennon. Joseph Quinn, known for Stranger Things, will play Harrison, while Barry Keoghan, known for Saltburn, is set to play Starr, The Hollywood Reporter confirmed. 

Related: Rocker Wife Pattie Boyd Still Stuns at 81 as Fans Prepare for Her Portrayal in Upcoming Beatles Film

Martina McBride just made one of the most exciting announcements anyone can ever make. Her devoted country music fans are celebrating right along with her —because it involves the kind of news that makes everything else seem instantly unimportant.

On Thursday, April 23, the "Independence Day" singer shared on Instagram that her oldest daughter, Delaney, is pregnant and expecting her first child. After almost forty years of marriage to husband, John McBride, and raising three daughters, Martina is about to level up to one of life's sweetest transitions: becoming a grandmother.

"My first baby is having a baby!!!!! We are so excited and happy to be welcoming our first grandchild. We are blessed indeed," the grandma-to-be enthusiastically posted.

The post itself included 2 simple but poignant photos of Delaney cradling her baby bump and posing with her partner, capturing the joy radiating from both parents-to-be.

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Fans immediately flooded the comments with congratulations and shared wisdom from their own grandparenting journeys. 

"Absolutely nothing like seeing your child have a child. All the love you poured into them, they now share with their own baby," one fan commented, perfectly capturing the generational beauty of the moment.

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Kimberly Williams-Paisley commented simply: "Yay!! Congratulations!!"

Another excited fan who herself recently graduated to grandmother status shared: "Congratulations on your first grandchild. I just had my first grandchild born in January and I am the happiest person on the face of the planet. Nothing like the love of a grandchild."

Who is Martina McBride's Daughter, Delaney?

Delaney Katherine McBride, born on December 22, 1994, has built a life dedicated to helping others. Based in Nashville, she's a licensed massage therapist, postpartum doula and yoga instructor who founded Hand to Heart Wellness.

Martina has always prioritized family above everything else, once telling People she turned down many TV opportunities and lengthy overseas tours to keep life "as sane and normal as possible for the kids."

"But I wouldn't trade it for anything. I really did get the best of both worlds," she said. "I got to have this amazing, exciting, fulfilling career, and I got to raise these human beings who are just the loves of my life."

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Now, as Delaney prepares to become a mom herself, the circle continues. One fan captured it beautifully: "There's a special love that you didn't know you had that being a grandmother unlocks."

For Martina McBride — who spent decades making music that celebrated strength, independence and the bonds between women — watching her daughter step into motherhood represents something profound. 

Blessed indeed.

Jake Reiner vulnerably shared details of the moment he learned his parents had been killed.

In his first public statement since the December 2025 tragedy, Jake vulnerably shared that he was at a celebration of life for a close friend when he received the news.

"On the afternoon of December 14, I was in Union Station at a celebration of life for one of my best friends, Christian Anderson, who died in October. It was at that moment I received a call from my sister Romy telling me our father was dead. Minutes later, she called back telling me our mother was also dead," he wrote in a Substack essay shared on Friday, April 24.

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He continued, "The 45-minute Lyft ride from downtown to the west side was unendurable. My world, as I knew it, had collapsed. I was in a trance. The only thing I could focus on was that I needed to get to my childhood home. I needed to get to my sister. I needed to figure out what the hell just happened."

Rob and Michele Reiner were found dead inside the primary bedroom of their Brentwood, California, estate on December 14, 2025.

The couple were discovered with "lacerations consistent with a knife," TMZ reported at the time.

"Nothing can prepare you for what it feels like to lose both parents instantly at the same time. It’s too devastating to comprehend," Jake shared. "I still wake up every morning having to convince myself that, no, it’s not a dream. This truly is my living nightmare."

It was later revealed that Rob and his younger son, Nick Reiner, got into a heated argument at a holiday celebration at comedian Conan O'Brien's home the previous evening. Nick was located and taken into custody in connection with the deaths. He is facing two counts of first-degree murder.

During a February 23 court appearance, Nick pleaded not guilty.

"We lost more than half of our family that night in the most violent way imaginable," Jake wrote. "Sure, any loss of a parent is devastating, but nothing compares to losing both of them at the same time and, on top of that, having your brother be at the center of it. It’s almost too impossible to process. I understand that people have questions about what happened. Some of those answers will come in time. But some parts of this belong only to our family, and keeping them private is the only way to protect what little remains of something that was taken from us."