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A powerful winter storm is threatening to disrupt air travel across the Northeast, with airlines warning of delays and possible cancellations at major hubs in Boston and New York. Travelers heading to airports including Boston Logan, JFK, and LaGuardia are being urged to check their flight status as snow, strong winds, and low visibility move into the region. The storm could trigger ripple effects across the country as grounded flights and missed connections impact nationwide travel.

Logan Airport in Boston has already issued a weather advisory to travelers.

"Due to winter weather and deicing operations, delays are expected. Passengers are advised to check with their airline on the status of their flight before coming to the airport," read a message on the airport's official X page.

Meanwhile, JFK Airport in New York issued a similar statement.

"A major snowstorm is forecast for Sunday and Monday. Significant travel impacts are expected. Travelers should check their flight status regularly with their airline before heading to the airport," read a message on X.

The storm, which will affect areas from Eastern Pennsylvania to Maine, could make history. Blizzard Warnings have been issued along the New York City and New Jersey coastlines with snowfall beginning Sunday morning. Meanwhile, Winter Storm watches and warnings are in effect for Boston, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C. and Baltimore.

Flakes will start flying on Sunday morning and will push into the Northeast by early afternoon. On Monday morning, southeast Massachusetts and Rhode Island could experience blizzard conditions, with two feet of snow predicted to fall by Monday night.

Many flights are already being canceled, and it's possible that some major airports could close due to the inclement weather expected. Airports in the northeast won't be the only ones affected, either. Flights departing from warm, sunny Florida, for example, may also be delayed or canceled, depending on where the planes are coming from—and where they are going.

It's important to check with your specific airline for the latest, up-to-date changes to any upcoming flights.

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Boston Rob Mariano has fans thinking he'll be showing off his dancing skills soon thanks to a new video he appeared in with Dancing with the Starsstaple Derek Hough

Posted to Instagram on Friday by Hough, Mariano was seen showing the dancing pro how to chop branches with a machete.

"You never know when @bostonrobmariano might pop out of the trees to teach me how to survive in the wilderness," Hough captioned the funny clip. "Maybe I’ll teach him how to cha-cha in return."

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Fans of course, couldn't help but speculate that Mariano may be heading to the DWTSballroom next season.

"Ooooo he's def dancing this coming season!!" one fan wrote. "LET'S go ROB!!!!"

"Get him on DWTS already!!" another wrote.

"Would love to see Rob dance!!" a third fan chimed in.

"Is this y’all telling us that Boston Rob is gonna be on Dancing with the Stars?!?!?" another speculated.

However, it appeared that Mariano himself had his own plans for Hough.

"Get this kid on the island already!" he commented, tagging the show's longtime host Jeff Probst.

Related: Boston Rob Mariano Reveals His Stance on 'DWTS' — and Why the Door Isn’t Closed Anymore

This this isn't the first time rumors of Mariano heading to DWTS have swirled, in fact the reality star spoke out about the speculation in December after his Traitors co-star, Dylan Efron, competed on the show.

“Full disclosure, completely honest, I would like to be able to say, ‘I want to do it,'” Mariano said in a joint interview with Efron. “I just don’t know if I have the ability to do it,” he explained. “I don’t know if I can dance.”

In the discussion, Efron noted that as he competed in the show's most recent season, Mariano's interest seemed piqued whenever the two would chat.

“After watching the season and me, we were talking every week. I’d call him right before the show every week,” he said. “I think he saw how fun it was, and now the door is open.”

Mariano also sparked rumors that he'd be joining the ballroom dance competition show when Hough and Mark Ballas teased that they were working on a project together.

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The Pitt star Taylor Dearden has weekly watch parties of the hit HBO drama with her mom.

Dearden, who plays Dr. Melissa King on the medical drama, told People that she watches every episode with her mom, Robin Dearden.

"I'm forced to watch with my mother so I can tell her when to look away," she said.

Dearden, who is the daughter of Breaking Bad actor Bryan Cranston, says she most likely wouldn't be watching herself in the series on her own.

"I watch when I have to be on my number one job of telling my mom when to look away," she told People.

Dearden expressed that watching herself on screen in The Pitt is "weird," especially since season 2 premiered before production had wrapped.

"Except for this show, I've never had anything come out while I was still shooting, and so that has been so bizarre," Dearden said. "Usually, there's a nice separation where it's like, 'Okay, now I can just watch it,' but I don't like watching myself."

Cranston spoke of his daughter's success and popularity of The Pitt with the Associated Press back in June 2025.

"There is nothing that's more gratifying than when your kid receives praise. Nothing," Cranston said. "No one can say anything to me that's better than that."

The Pitt airs on HBO Max every Thursday at 9 p.m. ET.

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New solo work is on the horizon for Ratt's Stephen Pearcy.

The 69-year-old singer shared via Instagram a quick snippet of his song "Drive," which is set to be in his upcoming sixth solo album on Friday. According to his caption, the guitar solo is done by a special guest guitarist, who has not been announced yet, and was written by SEP Muzik.

In addition, the album is set to have multiple guitar solos and drum features on various songs, plus a lead vocal collaboration, which will be his first as a solo artist. The bulk of the upcoming record will be written by the members of Ratt, including Erik Ferentinos and produced and mixed by Matt Thorne. The complete project does not have a set release date, but is expected sometime this summer.

Stephen Pearcy performs at the Downtown Las Vegas Events Center on September 06, 2024 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

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Born and raised in Southern California, Pearcy formed Mickey Ratt in 1977 in San Diego. Four years later, the band shortened their name to Ratt and eventually established their lineup by 1983. The metal group gained its following playing small venues around Los Angeles and released their self-titled debut EP. Their breakthrough album, Out of the Cellar, was released through Atlantic Records in 1984, which led to Ratt opening for bigger artists such as ZZ Top, Ozzy Osborune and Billy Squier, before the band started heading out on their own arena tours around the world throughout the 1980s and 1990s. After releasing seven albums with Ratt, Pearcy decided to leave in 1992 to pursue other projects, but he ended up coming back multiple times until the band split for good in 2022.

The singer formed other groups such as Arcade, Vicious Delite and Vertex, as well as embarked on a solo career. As a soloist, Pearcy has released seven studio albums, with his most recent being View to a Thrill in 2018 with Frontiers Music Records.

"Drive" and Pearcy's upcoming project are set to be released this summer through his own Top Fuel Records via Top Fuel ENT.

Related: '80s Rockers Make First-Ever Album Announcement Amid 50th Anniversary Tour

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Lighting is one of the quickest ways to transform the vibe of any space, and if you’re going for a rustic look, you want something warm. Amazon has a ton of lighting options to choose from, especially when it comes to farmhouse-inspired pieces. Just like this pair of lamps that are 30% off. 

Normally priced at $110, the Aieampdo Rustic Farmhouse Lamps are now just $76 at Amazon. You get the best deal going with the bronze pair featured here, but the next best deal is for the antique white lamps for about $10 more. 

Aieampdo Rustic Farmhouse Lamps, From $76 (was $110) at Amazon

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Standing 25 inches tall with a compact footprint, these metal lamps combine old-school style with some modern touches, like the two built-in USB ports to keep your devices charged. The main bulb gives you bright light for reading or desk work, and the frosted night light adds a softer glow for nighttime. The lamps come with four LED bulbs, and each one weighs about 5 pounds. 

Related: Marshalls Is Selling a Floral Scalloped Crystal Lamp That Looks Like an Antique Store Find

One helpful shopper wrote that these lamps are “beautiful,” and that they were looking for something that looked a little antique but still modern, and “this was the perfect fit.” That same shopper also said, “This was worth the money for how high quality it is!” A second shopper wrote that “They’re the perfect size,” and “They’re super functional because of the two USB ports.”

The rustic look pairs perfectly with other farmhouse decor: “They go perfectly with my farmhouse cabinets.” Another reviewer said, “These look so much more expensive than they are.” It’s worth noting that the lamps do require a bit of assembly, but all you have to do is put the shades on, and shoppers said it was easy. 

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Antique vibes with modern touches, the Aieampdo Rustic Farmhouse Lamps are available now for $76. Since this is a limited-time deal, it’s a good idea to jump on it before the sale ends. 

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Hulu has released the official trailer and key art for its upcoming docuseries Friends Like These: The Murder of Skylar Neese, and the chilling preview is already drawing intense reactions from viewers.

The three-part series premieres March 6 on Hulu and will also stream on Disney+ for bundle subscribers in the U.S., as well as on Disney+ internationally.

According to the official synopsis, the docuseries follows three teenage girls whose “unbreakable bond” unravels as secrets threaten to surface on social media. When one friend vanishes, the search for answers exposes betrayal, deception and ultimately murder, sending shockwaves through a close-knit community.

The series is produced by Dorothy St Pictures for Hulu and directed by Clair Titley (The Contestant), marking her second collaboration with the streamer. BAFTA winner Josie Besbrode serves as series producer, with Melanie Archer, Rebecca Burrell and Julia Nottingham among the executive producers.

The trailer, which has already surpassed one million views on YouTube in just a day, has sparked emotional responses from longtime followers of the case.

“The worst thing about betrayal is they don't come from the enemy. They come from the one you least expect and trust the most 😭,” one viewer wrote.

Another commented, “This one still hurts. We were born the same year, and I dealt with my friends putting me on the outcast as well. She deserved so much more from life.”

A third shared, “I will never forget this case when I was in high school… after that I swore to never call just anyone my friend!”

The docuseries will unfold across three episodes titled “The Disappearance,” “The Betrayal,” and “The Truth,” promising a deeper look at the tragic events that shocked the nation.

Episode Titles and Descriptions

Episode 101: The Disappearance: "A teen trio's bond is shaken and secrets threaten to surface after Skylar's disappearance."

Episode 102: The Betrayal: "As the hunt for Skylar intensifies, police suspect that her best friends are protecting someone dangerous."

Episode 103: The Truth: "The truth behind Skylar Neese's brutal murder is finally revealed."

Friends Like These: The Murder of Skylar Neese premieres March 6 on Hulu.

Considering Kim Kardashianis one of the most recognized people on the planet, it’s hard to imagine her life when she wasn't rich and famous.

Thankfully, the longtime reality TV personality loves to share memories from her childhood with her fans via social media.

Taking to Instagram, Kardashian, 45, shared two throwback photos. "Me and some of my lifers. The year was 1987. We performed Belinda Carlisle ‘Heaven Is a Place on Earth’ for the talent show this day," the SKIMS founder wrote on Friday, February 20.

"My grandma MJ ordered us these outfits from her store. We practiced so hard in Ashley’s basement. My dad videotaped this performance. I have to find it," Kardashian added, referring to her late father, Robert Kardashian.

In the sweet snapshots, Kardashian, who was around 7 years old at the time, wore a gold cheetah-print dress with a matching jacket and bedazzled bow in her hair. 

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Of course, it didn’t take long for her fans, family, and friends to gush over the post. “Kim, these are the best pictures ever!” Khloè Kardashian commented. 

“These are precious! Would love, love, love to see that tape,” one fan wrote. “You’ve always been a trendsetter,” added another. A lot of fans also pointed out that her youngest daughter, Chicago West, is her "twin."

“All I see is Chicago!” one person exclaimed. “That’s literally Chicago, is it not?” another echoed. "Chicago got your whole face!" a third chimed in.

Kardashian shares Chicago, 8, with ex-husband Kanye West. The former couple also shares children North, 12, Saint, 10, and Psalm, 6.

Eric Dane‘s Grey’s Anatomy costar T.R. Knight just penned a poignant tribute following the actor's death.

On Saturday, Feb. 21, Knight—who played George O'Malley on the ABC medical drama—broke his silence on Dane's death at 53 on Feb. 19, following a battle with ALS.

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"Eric, your generosity and humor will always be a guide, your courage and honesty, a beacon," Knight, 52, captioned his update. "My heart is a part of the vast circle that surrounds you and loves you."

In the featured image, Knight adjusted Dane's bow tie as the actor who played Mark Sloan (aka "McSteamy"), smiled back at him.

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Related: Eric Dane’s Widow Rebecca Gayheart Spotted for First Time Since His Death

In the comments, Grey's Anatomy fans joined Knight in mourning Dane's death. Many couldn't help but point out how rare it was to receive an update from Knight, as his most recent post was from October.

One Instagram user declared, "George & Mark forever in our hearts 🤍🥺."

Another wrote, "Oh, TR, I just stopped crying, and you brought tears to my eyes again. May our Eric rest in peace ❤️."

Someone else shared, "YALL GOT GEORGE POSTING, OMG 😭😭💔."

A different follower commented, "My heart, omg🥺🥺🥺," as another echoed, "I'm crying 😭😭😭😭."

Meanwhile, yet another fan wrote, "So terribly sad. Sincere condolences to his family and friends. A very sad loss. Rest easy, Eric. Xxx🪽🕊️💜."

Knight played Dr. O'Malley in Grey's Anatomy from Season 1 to the Season 6 premiere, during which his character died from severe injuries after being hit by a bus. Meanwhile, Dane's character was killed off in the Season 9 premiere after initially surviving a plane crash.

Currently, Grey's Anatomy is airing new episodes of Season 22.

Next: Eric Dane’s Grey’s Anatomy Co-star Chyler Leigh Breaks Silence on His Death With Heartbreaking Tribute

It’s been months since Sheriff Country aired a new episode. The Fire Country spin-off has been on hiatus since before the holidays.

The mid-season finale aired on December 19, ending with a major cliffhanger. Edgewater’s finest faced a horrific threat, and lives hang in the balance.

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Now, as the two-month mark with no new episodes has passed, fans want to know when Sheriff Country will be back.

When Does Sheriff Country Air New Episodes in 2026?

There’s good news for Sheriff Country fans. The hit CBS show returns with new episodes in less than a week.

On Friday, February 27, at 8/7c, the Fire Country spin-off will air Season 1 Episode 10 titled “Crucible, Part 2.” The return makes the halfway point for Sheriff Country Season 1, which was given a 20-episode count order last spring.

When Sheriff Country is back with new episodes, there will only be limited, if any, interruptions for the remainder of the season, leading to the finale in May.

What Can Fans Expect When Sheriff Country Returns with New Episodes?

The last time fans saw Mickey (Morena Baccarin), Boone (Matt Lauria), Cassidy (Michele Weaver), and the rest of the Edgewater Police Department, they under attack, literally. After Mickey and Boone helped a desperate father get his son away from the corrupt Barlow family, the FBI interviewed to arrest patriarch Enoch (Michael Gaston) for tax evasion.

However, that wasn’t the end of the story. In the final moments of Season 1 Episode 9, shots were fired into the police station, and Travis (Christopher Gorham) was badly injured, leaving his life hanging in the balance.

Travis getting shot came hot on the heels of him expressing his love for Mickey, adding even more to the dramatic ending. Given the waySheriff Country ended with major cliffhangers, the synopsis for Episode 10 doesn’t give away any spoilers.

“With Travis’ life on the line and the sheriff’s office under attack, Mickey must do whatever it takes to protect her people,” read the synopsis from a press release.

In an interview with TV Line, Sheriff Country showrunner Matt Lopez teased that Episode 10 will answer questions and is a continuation from the mid-season finale.

“The assault on the Edgewater County Sheriff's Office is the kind of experience that I think is instantly emotionally clarifying, where all the other stuff, the flotsam and jetsam of our lives, kind of falls away, and you become laser focused on the things that are deeply important, including who we love. There will be clarity for Mickey and Travis moving forward,” he expressed.

Related: ‘Fire Country’ Spin-off ‘Sheriff Country’ Renewed For Season 2

Lopez also revealed that Cassidy (Michele Weaver) spends a good portion of the rest of the season looking for her sister, and it sends her down a very dangerous rabbit hole. Another story taking over the back half of the season is Boone’s relationship with his wife, Nora (Susan Misner).

Fans will also see more Fire Country stars crossing over to Sheriff Country, especially from Sharon (Diane Farr). Lopez even confirmed a major Fire Country and Sheriff Country crossover, “telling one continuous story across two hours of television,” but no details were given about it.

There is so much for Sheriff Country fans to look forward to when the CBS drama returns with new episodes.

Sheriff Country airs Fridays at 8/7c on CBS.

You go to work every day to do your best. You nail your to-do list and really try to go the extra mile to present ideas during team huddles. Yet, that may not be enough to score you likability points. It may be time to evaluate whether or not you have workplace habits that make you instantly unlikable, etiquette experts say.

"Becoming aware of our habits may explain why coworkers avoid sitting next to you at meetings or inviting you to happy hour," reveals Rosalinda Randall, an etiquette expert.

Eventually, you may get called out on certain routines or behaviors. While it's natural to get defensive, taking a moment to self-reflect may better serve you.

"Sometimes, the only way to become aware of our habits is for someone to call it out," Randall says. "While this can be embarrassing, consider it a gift. Work on it, conquer it and your coworkers will stop avoiding you."

Indeed, etiquette experts say there's no need to shame yourself for behaviors that are affecting your likability at work. You may not mean or even know that you're ticking people off in the first place.

"We go to work with the best intentions, but as life, stress levels and workloads change, so do we," shares Kristi Spencer, the founder of The Polite Company. "We often respond to stress by focusing on ourselves instead of others. When we lose awareness of the people around us, our actions can create stress for others, turning it into a vicious cycle."

Spencer says the antidote and cure for that cycle is workplace civility. And step one is: Awareness. Etiquette experts have your back there. Below, they share nine behaviors that give people the ick at work, and what to do instead.

Related: These 11 Habits Will Make People Dislike You Fast, Etiquette Experts Warn

9 Workplace Habits That Make You Instantly Unlikable, Etiquette Experts Say

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1. Not saying hello and goodbye

You say goodbye, I say hello? Well, not so much in your book. Unfortunately, etiquette experts say not extending the courtesy of a 'hi' and a 'bye' can make you unlikable.

"When that happens, people are often left wondering, 'Is something wrong? Are they mad at me?'" Spencer explains. "What often happens next is that people end up wasting time worrying rather than focusing on their work."

2. Continuing to work when someone is speaking to you

We're all busy and trying to plow through tasks, but Spencer warns that this habit feels cold.

"You might think you are a good multitasker, but none of us really are," she says. "When you are with someone, focus on them. Trying to do both often makes the work harder, since a focused conversation moves faster and accomplishes more than an unfocused one."

Instead, she recommends putting eye contact at the top of your priority list (which you can't do while looking at a screen).

3. Complaining

Spencer says that every office has a complainer, and it's worth asking if you're that person.

"They may frame it as playing devil’s advocate, but no matter the situation, they find a way to focus on the negative," she shares. "Over time, this kind of negativity brings down morale and weighs on the entire team."

Gratitude and problem-solving can go a long way in curbing complaining.

"The next time you are tempted to bring up an issue, first ask yourself if you can also offer a possible solution in the same conversation," she suggests. "It is also worth paying attention to who you spend your time with. If most of your conversations revolve around negativity or venting, maybe you need a new group to hang out with."

4. Talking loudly

Projection has its place, like during a presentation. But colleagues likely don't want to hear you make doctor's appointments or fight with your main squeeze about where to go for dinner.

"Forcing others to listen to your conversation, whether in person or on the phone, is plain rude. It makes it difficult for others to comfortably continue their conversation or maintain their concentration," Randall states. "If you have a naturally booming voice, consider taking calls in a private space or conference room."

Related: Etiquette Experts Say These 8 Nonverbal Habits Make You Seem Rude Without Realizing It

5. Flossing and other public displays of personal hygiene

Yes, it needs to be said.

"Any type of personal hygiene should remain personal," Randall says. "It's not to be conducted when you’re at the lunchroom table surrounded by your coworkers. In most cases, you’ll have a bathroom nearby where you can privately floss contentedly knowing that the sticky food debris won’t land on a coworker’s cheek."

6. Vape breath

Now, the above bit about flossing is not advice to skip oral health best practices.

"Being aware of our breath is a public service," Randall emphasizes. "There are products and foods that cause our breath to produce a more unpleasant odor. For example, vaping or cigarettes, morning breath, coffee, garlic, onion, tuna and alcohol. If you indulge in these, do something to diminish their potent smell."

7. Rarely smiling or acknowledging others

This habit is usually unintentional.

"This is often about focus, introversion or emotional neutrality—and that's OK," shares Genevieve (Jenny) Dreizen, the COO and co-founder of Fresh Starts Registry and a modern-day etiquette and boundaries expert. "But if you're interested in being approachable, it is definitely something to consider working on. Without small acknowledgments, people may assume you’re closed off."

8. Responding with immediate skepticism or critique

Critical thinking is important. However, it's worth asking yourself whether your knee-jerk, verbalized reaction is always "no."

"Some people lead with analysis to feel grounded or smart," Dreizen says. "To others, it can feel like their ideas will be shut down before they’re heard."

9. Making meetings about you

There may be an "i" in "meetings," but there still isn't one in "team."

"Hijacking the agenda, monologuing or turning every topic into your story makes colleagues feel trapped," Dreizen explains. "Even if you’re smart and well-intentioned, it reads as self-centered and unaware."

Related: 9 Ways Successful People Handle Constructive Criticism, According to Psychologists

3 Things To Start Doing Now1. Consider your surroundings and the people around you

Dreizen says wearing headphones during open-office meetings and sharing credit are quick ways to boost likability at work. Think credit-sharing phrases like “Building on what Olivia said…” or “Shoutout to Tess for pulling the data.”

"These micro-signals take seconds, but they dramatically change how people experience you," she shares.

Related: Want to Keep Your Memory Sharp? Neurologists Are Begging You To Break This Super Common Work Habit

2. Take a breath

It's free, and Dreizen points out that the brief moment gives you time to "be present, re-read or think what you wrote or are about to say."

"Before you hit send or speak, take one breath and ask: 'Could this be read as sharp?'" she advises.

If the answer is yes, she suggests adding a warm line, such as “Quick note! Thank you!” and “Want to make sure I’m understanding…”

That way? "Your efficiency doesn’t get mistaken for contempt," she states.

3. Build reliable systems

Dreizen's aim here is to help you avoid relying on memory or mood.

"Use calendar holds, recurring reminders and a simple end-of-day checklist," she suggests. "When people can count on you consistently, you become instantly more likable—because reliability is a form of kindness at work."

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Related: If You Answer 'Yes' to Any of These 5 Questions, You're Probably Undervalued at Work, Says a Psychologist

Sources:

• Rosalinda Randall, etiquette expert
• Kristi Spencer, founder of The Polite Company
• Genevieve (Jenny) Dreizen COO and co-founder of Fresh Starts Registry, and modern-day etiquette and boundaries expert
  

The Young and the Restless fan favorite Peter Bergman has made a bold confession about a commercial he did 40 years ago.

Before he landed the role of Jack Abbott on The Young and the Restless, Bergman was best known for his nearly decade-long run as Dr. Cliff Warner on the ABC soap All My Children. During that time, Bergman did a Vicks Formula 44 commercial that was all the rage and literally paid for his kids' college.

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The actor was a guest the other day on the Soapy podcast hosted by Days of Our Lives star Greg Rikaart (Leo) and The Bold and the Beautiful’sRebecca Budig (Taylor).

While Bergman was discussing his transition from All My Children to The Young and the Restless, Budig mentioned his 1986 Vicks Formula 44 commercial.

“That literally did put my kids through college. Yeah, that was nuts. That's obviously the old days of commercials,” the soap star declared, before adding that he would, "get a check in the mail that said the air dates. So it would say, June 10, June 14, June 16. I would get checks from Vicks that said June 10, June 10, June 10, June 10, June 10, June 10, June 10, June 11, June 11, June 11, June 11, June 11. It would just go on and on.”

Related: ‘General Hospital’ Hunk Issues Brutally Honest Warning to Fans: ‘Be Extra Cautious’

In the commercial, Bergman says the famous line, “I’m not a doctor, but I play one on TV.” It’s a line that’s still recognized and used today by many, especially soap fans.

Bergman admitted there was a time when the line was abused by some, saying, “They abused it for a while. For a while, it was a really good joke for lots of people. You know, I remember Mary Ellen was pregnant with Connor. We were sitting in bed watching, I don't know what, and this comedian came on and he said, in these commercials with these celebrities, Martha Ray, blah, blah, blah, blah, this guy, I'm not a doctor, but I play one on TV. I've watched it on TV. You're not very good on TV either.’”

Although the soap star chuckled at what the comedian said about him, Budig and Rikaart wholeheartedly disagreed, praising Bergman as an actor.

Filming the Vicks commercial took only one day, and Bergman filmed just the one spot. However, the financial ramifications have been lasting for Bergman, reiterating, “My kids got to go to college. There we go. Yeah, I say that. But yeah, it probably adds up to four years of college for two kids.”

For four decades, the commercial has lived on and is one of the things Bergman is best known for, along with his soap roles on The Young and the Restless and All My Children.

The Young and the Restless airs weekdays on CBS.

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When it comes to fast food sauces, Raising Cane’s is a rockstar. It’s not just another condiment—it almost steals the show. Sure, people go to Raising Cane’s for the crispy, juicy chicken tenders, but it’s that creamy, tangy, peppery dipping sauce that has the true cult following.

Raising Cane's fans spend a lot of time talking about the restaurant's signature sauce—and complaining about how much (or how little) you get. To give you a sense of what a hot topic it is, there are Reddit threads dedicated to folks trying to figure out how to score more sauce. And who can blame them? The 3-piece tenders box comes with one 1.5-ounce sauce cup, which is simply diabolical.

If the comments in the Reddit threads are accurate, you can buy a 32-ounce cup of sauce for $6.99, but all of this sauce chatter got me thinking that there must be a way to make a version of this signature spread at home. A quick zip around social media confirmed what I already suspected: other folks have thought of that, too. Cane’s has never officially released the recipe, which has only fueled the internet’s obsession with cracking the code.

And that's how I found my way to food creator Ian Fujimoto's (@iankyo) TikTok page, where he shared his take on a copycat Raising Cane’s sauce with his 1.4 million followers. As Fujimoto says in his video, “What am I supposed to do with two tiny cups of sauce?” Amen to that!

His reverse-engineered version, which has more than 10 million views, promised that elusive flavor at home. It looked absolutely perfect, so I knew I had to give it a try. Here's what happened when I whipped up a batch of copycat Raising Cane's Sauce in my kitchen, plus some bonus tips from Fujimoto to help you dial in the recipe when you give it a shot.

Related: How to Make Chicken Tenders That Taste Like They Came From a Restaurant

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Ingredients Needed for the Copycat Raising Cane's Sauce

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The ingredient list is short and pantry-friendly, which makes this sauce even more dangerous (you’ll want it on everything). The exact measurements are outlined in Fujimoto’s TikTok video, but to make it, you'll need mayonnaise, ketchup, Worcestershire sauce, garlic powder or grated fresh garlic, salt and pepper.

And while we're talking about ingredients, when I was looking at the copycat recipes, I noticed that some used fresh garlic and others opted for garlic powder. Fujimoto's version includes garlic powder.

"So I did a lot of testing between fresh garlic and garlic powder, but there are two main reasons why garlic powder was the way I went," he tells Parade. "The first being that the sauce is completely smooth. If there was any fresh garlic, there would be some remnants of it in the sauce. The second reason is convenience. Raising Cane‘s is a business that produces tons and tons of sauce every day, and it made more sense to me that in order to maintain consistency across so many different restaurants, it was likely that they used garlic powder."

Because I'm a curious cook, I decided to give both versions a try to see how they compared.

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How To Make This Sauce

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Making the sauce couldn’t be easier. Just mix everything together in a bowl until smooth and evenly combined. That's it!

Once the sauce is made, you can eat it immediately, but if you have time, stick it in the fridge and let it rest.

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"I think it’s important to rest the sauce because it gives it a chance for the flavors to melt together more deeply," explains Fujimoto. "It’s still great if you mix it up and eat it right away, but if you let it sit in the fridge overnight, it gives you that restaurant feel and taste."

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I can’t be the ONLY person who feels this way Ingredients: - Mayo (1 cup) - Ketchup (1/2 cup) - Wash Sauce (1 1/2 tbsp) - Garlic (3-4 cloves) - Salt (tt) - Pepper (tt but more than you think) #cooking #quickrecipes #easyrecipe #recipe #raisingcanes #canessauce raising canes sauce #cooking

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This copycat Raising Cane’s sauce absolutely delivers. Even my kids and husband approved. Resting the sauce for a few hours proved to be a better match to the original sauce. When I tasted it right away, I thought the mayo and Worcestershire sauce were too prominent. The resting time lets the flavors mingle and deepen. 

On the topic of fresh garlic vs garlic powder, I preferred the grated garlic. The sauce was still smooth and uniform, not textured as you’d imagine, and had a bolder, fresher flavor. But both options are perfectly good copycats, so use whichever garlic version you have (except garlic salt). I’m sure fresh garlic cloves aren’t used in Raising Cane’s busy kitchens, so the garlic powder option is likely closer to the original.

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3 Tips for Making This Sauce at Home

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This copycat Raising Cane’s sauce is hard to mess up, but these tips will help make sure it's the best it can be.

1. Pepper it up

Fujimoto doesn’t give an exact measurement for the salt and pepper, so I ended up using a few shakes of each to achieve balance. Visually, a classic Cane’s sauce has specks of black pepper, so I added a half teaspoon more to mimic the look at the restaurant. 

2. Give it a rest

Although resting the sauce is optional, I'd strongly encourage it. By refrigerating it for a few hours, the sauce goes from simple to simply amazing. 

3. Use it for more than chicken

Chicken tenders are just the beginning. “One of the things I really love about the Cane's sauce is that it goes on almost everything,” Fujimoto says. “We put it on burgers, tacos, french fries, quesadillas and really anything that just needs a little extra flavor bump.”

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Eric Dane sat down with Brad Falchuk four months before his death for his Netflix series Famous Last Words.

Falchuk spoke with Extra on Friday, Feb. 20 about his emotional interview with Dane.

"We reached out about him doing the show and then, as with all the guests the request is always, ‘Will you just sit down with me and we’ll chat a little bit about the show and see if there is a rapport?’" Falchuk said.

He continued, "Eric and I sat down and had dinner at his house, and we connected very deeply, very quickly."

Dane sadly passed away from ALS on Thursday, Feb. 19, less than a year after publicly sharing his diagnosis. Dane's episode of Famous Last Words dropped on Netflix the following day.

"He was so honest and vulnerable and easy and funny and charming," Falchuk said of meeting Dane before filming the interview. "We just had a great dinner and then chatted one more time before [we] jumped in a few weeks later."

Dane spoke vulnerably with Falchuk about his life, career, ALS battle, and relationship with his family.

"He was very open. He said there were no no’s [or] nothing he didn’t want to talk about," Falchuk said. "It was really important to him that his daughters would watch this at some point and get a sense of who he was as a man, entirely, not just as their dad. He wanted it to be true, he wanted it to be intimate [and] he wanted the real Eric to really be seen."

Falchuk told Extra that he admired Dane's, "spirit and his courage and his acceptance of his frailty and his defiance against being pitied and his defiance against the disease even though he’s accepting it as it was happening."

Dane expressed his gratitude towards Falchuk at the end of their interview, expressing," Thank you for allowing me to have this conversation with you. I mean, I think this is probably the most revealing and in-depth conversation I’ve had with just about anybody. You asked the right questions."

Famous Last Words: Eric Dane is streaming now only on Netflix.

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Netflix’s long-gestating BioShock movie just showed signs of life again. And it also delivered a clue about why it’s taking so long, and when it might finally move forward.

Producer Roy Lee, who is attached to the adaptation of the 2007 video game, said the project is still moving ahead at Netflix, despite years of delay. He also suggested the film is being eyed to line up with 'potential new incarnations' of the franchise on the gaming side, hinting at coordination with whatever comes next for BioShock.

His explanation shows that BioShock isn’t necessarily a straight game-to-screen property. Rapture, the game's underwater Art Deco city built on a utopian promise gone very, very wrong, is a built-in hook for broader entertainment.

The first game’s premise is already cinematic. A lone survivor arrives after a plane crash, steps into a decaying paradise, and discovers a society undone by ambition and violent ideology. It’s also a setting that fans insist can’t be watered down without losing the point.

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For Netflix, the ongoing question is why they have yet to adapt the game. The success of Prime Video's Fallout, another post-apocalyptic flavored video game adaptation, suggests it could be a huge hit.

But Lee’s update also points to the practical bottleneck of director Francis Lawrence’s schedule. Lawrence has been attached for years, but he’s been occupied with other studio commitments. Lee indicated Lawrence is expected to be tied up in post-production on The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping until at least September, which pushes BioShock further down the schedule.

The timing talk also comes with a longer horizon than some fans may want. Lee floated 2027 as a plausible target to begin production. That's an estimate that tracks with the reality of a high-design, effects-heavy film that would need extensive prep to build a convincing Rapture, not just shoot a handful of sets and hope that's enough to nail the atmosphere.

If the 'sync it with a game' idea is real, it could cut two ways. Coordinated releases can bring a built-in marketing lift, especially for a recognizable title. But it can also mean the movie’s timetable is chained to another moving target, one that has already been in development limbo for a long time.

For now, Lee’s comments don’t answer the biggest unknowns including possible casting, a firm production start, or how closely the movie will hew to the original story. What they do provide is a clearer picture of the hold-up, plus confirmation the project hasn’t completely dropped off the calendar. In BioShock terms...the lighthouse is still on.

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Eric Dane's Grey's Anatomy costar Chyler Leigh just broke her silence on the actor's death with a heartbreaking tribute.

On Saturday, Feb. 21, Leigh—who played Dane's character Mark Sloan's (aka McSteamy) love interest, Lexie Grey, on the ABC medical drama—opened up about his death at 53 following a battle with ALS.

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“The last 48 hours have been devastating,” Leigh, 43, told E! News. “I never thought I would be using the term ‘had or was,’ but here we are. And I hate it.”

She continued, "Eric had a heart of gold. His humor and, especially, his laugh was infectious.  He was a deeply intelligent man who could carry a philosophical conversation for hours even while we were on set."

To conclude her tribute, Leigh declared, "He was an amazing father and loved his girls FIERCELY. Incredibly passionate about his work and the causes he kept close to his heart.”

Dane died on February 19 and is survived by his wife, Rebecca Gayheart (they were separated, but she withdrew her 2018 divorce filing in March 2025), and their two daughters, Billie, 15, and Georgia, 14. He revealed his ALS diagnosis in April 2025.

In Grey's Anatomy, Leigh joined at the end of Season 3 as the main character Meredith Grey's (Ellen Pompeo) half-sister. Her character was killed off in the Season 8 finale in a plane crash. Although Dane's character initially survived the same crash, McSteamy died in the Season 9 premiere.

Dane's family confirmed his real-life death in a statement shared with Parade on Feb. 19.

“With heavy hearts, we share that Eric Dane passed on Thursday afternoon following a courageous battle with ALS,” the statement read. “He spent his final days surrounded by dear friends, his devoted wife, and his two beautiful daughters, Billie and Georgia, who were the center of his world.”

The message continued, "Throughout his journey with ALS, Eric became a passionate advocate for awareness and research, determined to make a difference for others facing the same fight,” the statement continued. “He will be deeply missed, and lovingly remembered always. Eric adored his fans and is forever grateful for the outpouring of love and support he’s received. The family has asked for privacy as they navigate this impossible time.”

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Even the most accomplished chefs don't cook elaborate, gourmet meals every night. When the cameras are off, and the dining room is closed, they crave the same simple foods many of us do—pasta, eggs, soup and simple, well-made dishes. It's a reminder that comfort often comes from familiarity, and sometimes the most satisfying meals are also the simplest.

For chefs who spend their days perfecting tasting menus and refining complex techniques, dinner at home often looks surprisingly humble. Away from Michelin stars and television competitions, many of the culinary world's biggest names return to nostalgic, affordable meals built from pantry staples and memory.

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Here are five famous chefs, and the uncomplicated dishes they still turn to in the comfort of their home kitchens.

5 'Poor Man's' Meals Famous Chefs Still Eat at Home1. Gordon Ramsay – Beans on Toast

With more than a dozen Michelin stars and multiple hit television shows to his name, Gordon Ramsay is synonymous with high standards in the kitchen. But when it comes to comfort food, he's refreshingly straightforward.

In an interview with Bon Appétit about his late-night eating habits, Ramsay has described a favorite snack built around a British classic—beans on toast. To take it up a notch, the Hell's Kitchen star likes to top it with "a duck egg, covered with Parmesan and gratinated under the grill." It's a slightly elevated take on beans on toast, but at its core, it's still the same pantry-friendly meal generations of hungry Brits have relied on.

The dish is quick, inexpensive, and deeply nostalgic—proof that even one of the world's most acclaimed chefs appreciates the comfort of something simple.

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Another famed British chef, Jamie Oliver, built a career on approachable cooking through his popular TV show, The Naked Chef, and his many family-friendly cookbooks. It's no surprise, then, that he gravitates toward equally approachable meals at home.

Oliver shared that "Minestrone is always a favourite in my house," a comment he posted on Instagram about everyday meals. The hearty vegetable soup, typically featuring legumes, seasonal produce and pasta, is adaptable, affordable and perfect for feeding a crowd.

It's exactly the kind of nourishing, one-pot meal that fits Oliver's long-standing mission: good food that doesn't require culinary gymnastics.

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Chef and humanitarian José Andrés is known globally for both his Spanish cuisine and his disaster relief work through World Central Kitchen. But one of the dishes most closely associated with his upbringing is remarkably simple.

Pan con tomate—toasted bread rubbed with ripe tomato, drizzled with olive oil, and sprinkled with salt—is a staple of Spanish home cooking. Andrés has frequently spoken about the importance of humble, joyful food rooted in tradition, and this rustic preparation embodies that philosophy.

With just a few ingredients and almost no technique required, pan con tomate is a reminder that great food can start with something as basic as bread and tomatoes.

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Ina Garten has built her brand around refined but approachable comfort food, and few dishes capture that balance better than tomato soup and grilled cheese. In an Instagram post, the celebrity chef writes, "My favorite old-fashioned lunch is tomato soup with a grilled cheese sandwich."

Garten has a featured recipe in her cookbook, Barefoot Contessa Foolproof, where she offers a slight upgrade to the iconic meal by using Gruyère cheese and cutting the sandwich into croutons. The pairing is nostalgic, elegant and unfussy—exactly the kind of timeless combination that aligns with her cooking philosophy.

Even for a chef known for elegant dinner parties, the appeal of a warm, familiar comfort meal never fades.

5. David Chang – Chilli Crunch Fried Egg Noodles @davidchang

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David Chang, founder of the Momofuku restaurant group and host of Ugly Delicious, is known for bold, globally influenced flavors. But when it comes to cooking at home, he has highlighted dishes that are quick, adaptable, and built from pantry staples.

On the Momofuku website, Chang shares a 6-Minute Chili Crunch Fried Egg Noodles recipe that combines cooked noodles with a fried egg and spoonfuls of chili crisp for heat and texture. The dish comes together in minutes and relies on ingredients many home cooks already have on hand. It's simple, satisfying, and layered with flavor—a reminder that even chefs known for innovation don't require a lot of ingredients or time to make something delicious.

The Takeaway

Culinary fame doesn't erase childhood favorites or everyday cravings. From Ramsay's beans on toast to Guarnaschelli's buttered noodles, these chefs prove that the simplest meals often endure the longest. In kitchens around the world, professional and home alike, comfort still begins with humble ingredients.

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If you’ve been looking for a way to add storage to your home this spring without committing to a bulky dresser or cabinet, Walmart’s Tydimor 4-Tier Ladder Bookshelf is currently marked down to $25 (originally $48). The bestselling shelf features a ladder-style frame with four open tiers and a removable drawer at the bottom, providing both display space and concealed storage in one piece. It’s currently available in white.

The shelf is designed with a vertical structure that keeps the footprint compact while providing four usable surfaces. Each tier supports up to 50 pounds, which makes it sturdy enough for stacked books, storage bins, decor, framed photos, or even folded towels. The bottom drawer slides in and gives you a closed-off section for smaller items that don’t need to stay in the open.

Tydimor 4-Tier Ladder Bookshelf, $25 (was $48) at Walmart

It can function as a bookcase in a bedroom, a slim storage unit in a bathroom, a plant stand near a window, or even a compact coffee setup or bar cabinet. And because it builds upward rather than outward, it doesn’t crowd a room, which helps when working with a smaller space.

Shoppers have called it “very sturdy” and “easy to assemble.” One shared that they were looking for something small to keep all their electronics, and “everything fit on the shelves," with the bottom basket keeping wires  "out of sight but easy to get to.” Another said, “It's beautiful. I have it in my bathroom with towels, wash cloths, and decorations.”

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The white finish makes it a breeze to style. You could stack neutral storage baskets, mix in a few hardcover books, add a small plant, or keep it simple with everyday essentials. With four tiers, a drawer, and vertical storage in a slim frame, its price puts it well below similar ladder-style shelves.

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Yes, I'm one of those people who started baking bread during the pandemic, and I love it. Go ahead and call me a trend follower, but kneading, proofing and adding that little score across the top before it goes into the oven just makes me happy. But here's my whole thing—I've never once felt like I needed a dedicated bread oven. I've always told myself my trusty Dutch oven does the job just fine (and it truly does—shout-out to the folks at Staub). It has the same steam effect, same crusty exterior, and the real bonus? No extra bulky bakeware fighting for real estate in my already overcrowded cabinets.

Except now Sam's Club has gone and released a bread oven in the prettiest shade of pink, and suddenly I'm staring into my kitchen like, OK, but what if I reorganized? It's so charming and looks like it belongs in a chic European bakery. Or, at the very least, prominently displayed on my stovetop.

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Tramontina 9.5" Enamel Cast Iron Bread Oven, $47.94 at Sam's Club Sam's Club's Tramontina Enamel Cast Iron Bread Oven

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If you feel like you've seen the Tramontina 9.5-inch Enamel Cast Iron Bread Oven before, you probably have. Sam's Club has introduced the beauty in a bevy of different colors, but never before in this stunning pink shade, which is what caught my attention.

Do I need it? No. Will my sourdough taste dramatically different? Probably not. But is it beautiful enough to justify a little cabinet Tetris? Absolutely. Sometimes the heart wants what it wants and, apparently, mine wants a pink bread oven.

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The Tramontina bread oven comes in a matte pink finish with a chic gold knob. Previously, it's been available in cranberry, matte black, matte navy and latte, but all of those colorways have sold out.

According to Sam's Club shoppers, this bread oven isn't all style and no substance. They say it works great for baking up fresh loaves.

"It's amazing," says a shopper in their review on Sam's Club's website. "The perfect bread oven! When I bake sourdough, I preheat it for 15–20 minutes, and the bread is fully baked in just 25 minutes. I leave it covered, then uncover it for the last 5 minutes to get a beautiful dark golden color. I'm so happy I found this at Sam's Club for such a reasonable price!"

Am I about to hit "add to cart" on this beauty? Yep. And you should, too, before this colorway sells out.

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Ever since a certain megahit entered our orbit, you can't really hear the expression, "we could have had it all" without thinking of Adele.

The Grammy-winning singer, 37, released her wildly successful album 21 back in 2011, which means it's currently celebrating a significant anniversary that fans might find hard to believe. Did Adele's remarkable LP — and arguably her best, given all the records it broke — really hit the masses a whopping 15 years ago?

Sure, 21 had already been released in Europe the month prior in 2011 — but when it descended on North America that February, it entered the Billboard 200 at No. 1, the music magazine reports.

And that's when records began shattering courtesy of the English superstar, since 21 logged 24 weeks at the top of the Billboard 200 — marking the longest run by any album since Prince & the Revolution's Purple Rain completed a 24-week run in 1985.

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Then, in the spring of 2017, 21 broke the record for the longest-charting album by a female artist on the Billboard 200, surpassing Carole King’s 1971 blockbuster Tapestry, Billboard also noted on Friday, Feb. 20.

And one other Billboard record of note among the numerous Adele broke with 21: Her 2011 LP was named the magazine's No. 1 album of the year for both 2011 and 2012, having become only the fourth to repeat, following:

• the Broadway cast album from My Fair Lady (1957-58)
• the film soundtrack to West Side Story (1962-63)
• Michael Jackson's Thriller (1983-84)

Adele's name popped up in headlines recently courtesy of American Idol, whose current season features a contestant with vocals fans say are similar to the "Rolling in the Deep" singer's. The longtime talent show premiered its 24th season on Jan. 26 on ABC in search of the next star to take the music world by storm. See the viral clip of Chloe Lauren below.

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Celine Dion is melting hearts online after watching a fan sing her iconic Titanic ballad, "My Heart Will Go On." Taken aback and smiling, the singer’s joyful reaction has gone viral, racking up more than 17 million views. Fans can’t get enough of the touching moment, praising Dion’s emotional response and the fan’s heartfelt performance. The video shows just how much her timeless hit still resonates decades after its release.

On Friday, Feb. 20, Dion took to Instagram to share a video of a fan singing her hit song, "My Heart Will Go On." The song, of course, is one of the most iconic ballads ever—it’s the Titanic theme and remains hugely recognizable even now, decades after its initial release.

The woman that Dion is watching is Broadway star, Juliette Ojeda, who is known for her role as Sophie in the stage version of "Mamma Mia!"

More than 17 million people have viewed the video, making it go viral—and for good reason. Ojeda does an incredible rendition as she sings in her bathroom using a hairbrush as a microphone. This is something that Dion said she used to do before she could "afford" the microphone she carries "in her purse now."

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At various parts of the video, Dion sang along with Ojeda, harmonizing with her and complimenting her vocals along the way. The iconic singer even included a personal message to Ojeda.

"Thank you for sharing your voice in such a pure and fearless way," Dion captioned the post. "Your light is inspiring and I’m cheering you on with all my heart. Never stop dreaming!"

Ojeda posted in the comments, "WHAATT," clearly shocked that Dion watched her sing. Ojeda also posted to her Instagram Stories barely able to find the words to describe what that felt like.

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And fans loved every minute, too.

"Now THAT is an endorsement," one comment read.

"I get so emotional hearing you sing along. We love you Queen Celine," someone else said.

"Thanks for letting your fans shine through with their magnificent voices. Your soul is one of a kind," a third person added.

Dion was diagnosed with Stiff Person Syndrome in 2008, and hasn't been on tour in years. However, Dion has recently upped her social media presence, even joining TikTok in January.

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