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Today's Wordle might remind you of being on unstable ground. But the day just isn't complete until I've solved all of the free word games from the New York Times, including Connections, Connections Sports Edition, Strands, and Mini Crossword. And, of course, I can’t forget about Wordle, too! If you’re stuck on today’s Wordle answer, we’re here to help—but beware of spoilers for Wordle #1790 ahead.

Let's start with a few hints.

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How many vowels are in today's Wordle?

There are two vowels in today's five-letter word.

What kind of letter does today's Wordle start with?

Today's Wordle begins with a consonant.

Are there any double letters?

There are no double letters in today's Wordle.

Can you give another hint about today's Wordle?

A hint for today's Wordle is: to move back and forth unsteadily.

OK, that's it for hints—I don't want to totally give it away before revealing the answer!

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We'll have the answer below this friendly reminder of how to play the game.

SPOILERS BELOW—do not scroll any further if you don't want the answer revealed.

The New York Times

Today's Wordle Answer for #1790 on Thursday, May 14, 2026.

Today's Wordle answer on Thursday, May 14, 2026, is WAVER.

-If you missed it, catch up with the answer to yesterday’s Wordle.

Related: Today’s Wordle Hint, Answers for #1789 on Wednesday, May 13, 2026

It was 32 years ago that a major box-office movie marked the end of a rising Hollywood star's career due to a tragedy.

Bruce Lee’s son, Brandon Lee, starred in his final film, The Crow, a dark superhero fantasy movie directed by Alex Proyas.

At the time, he was considered an up-and-coming star following in the footsteps of his famous father since his 1992 movie Rapid Fire established him as an emerging action lead.

Unfortunately, it was cut short due to a tragic death.

On May 13, 1994, the film made its theatrical debut with the then-28-year-old lead star taking on the dual role of rock musician Eric Draven and the Crow.

Brandon Lee, the son of Bruce Lee in Los Angeles, California

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Based on the 1989 graphic novel of the same name by James O’Barr, the story centers on Eric Draven, who was brutally murdered together with his fiancée in their apartment by a ruthless street gang.

A year after his passing, a bizarre turn of events unfolded after a mystical crow arrived on Draven’s gravestone and resurrected him from the dead.

However, he returns with superhuman abilities and mental powers linked to a crow, which he uses to take his revenge.

With a production budget of approximately $23 million, The Crow earned a whopping $11.7 million in its opening weekend, debuting at No. 1 at the box office, as cited by industry analyst Box Office Mojo.

Moreover, the movie earned approximately $51 million in domestic box office gross, with international earnings bringing its worldwide total to about $154 million, showing that the film made more than double its production budget.

However, behind its success, The Crow harbors a dark history.

With only eight days left till the end of filming, Brandon Lee died following a fatal shooting accident on set.

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During production, a scene showing Eric Draven walking into his apartment was being filmed when a tragic accident occurred.

Instead of a harmless prop setup, a .44 Magnum revolver was improperly prepared and discharged, with the bullet striking him in his abdomen.

“At the time of the gunfire, the explosive detonated and Lee collapsed,” a police spokeswoman shared at the time, as cited by Variety.

Brandon Lee was rushed to the hospital for emergency surgery, but he did not survive, leading to his death at the age of 28.

While his passing was among the most high-profile and influential Hollywood tragedies, The Crow was completed using a stunt double, CGI face-mapping and a slight restructuring of the script.

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If you’ve been trying to find a workout top that isn’t cropped, clingy, or skin-tight, Adidas has a sale worth checking before your next gym run. The Designed for Train Everyday Workout Tee is on sale for as low as $20 right now, down from $40. It comes in seven colors, including chalky brown, black, medium grey heather, white, ray blue, wonder sage, and sandy pink, with sizes ranging from 2XS to 2XL.

The tee has a loose fit and is made from 92% recycled polyester and 8% spandex. It features sweat-wicking technology to help keep you cool and dry during workouts, and it’s meant for strength training, lifting, resistance training, and mid- to high-impact exercise, so the fabric is made to hold up through repeated movement. The cut is also shaped to move with your body, so it won’t feel restrictive during squats, presses, or stretches.

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This is the perfect pick for anyone who prefers more room in their gym clothes but still wants something that wicks sweat while training. It can be worn with bike shorts, leggings, joggers, or track pants, and its loose fit offers some extra coverage without getting in the way while you’re working out. The simple crewneck design also makes it easy to wear for errands, walks, travel days, or anything else you have planned after the gym.

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The black version is the easiest to wear with everything, especially if most of your workout clothes are already black, gray, or navy. White and medium gray heather would work well as everyday basics, while sandy pink, wonder sage, ray blue, and chalky brown give you softer color options. And since the top is slightly oversized, it would also work well with more fitted bottoms.

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The Brady Bunch’s Eve Plumb recently opened up about how much money she makes from her time playing Jan Brady. It turns out, she’s not reveling in riches.

“If I had a dime for every rerun episode, I’d pay off the national deficit,” Plumb wrote in an intro to her recently released memoir, Happiness Included: Jan Brady and Beyond, according to Page Six. She pointedly added, “I don’t.”

Plumb played Jan Brady from 1969 to 1974. However, in an interview with PauseRewind, she candidly said, “We don’t make residuals.”

Barry Williams, who played Jan’s stepbrother, Greg Brady, wrote in his memoir, Growing Up Brady: I Was a Teenage Greg, that salaries have considerably changed since the ‘70s.

“In our fifth and final year, the highest salary among us kids was $1,100 a week,” Williams wrote.

Page Six noted that although 22 episodes would have earned $24,000, there was a caveat.

“Take into consideration agent commissions, taxes, and the fact that some of the kids were expected to contribute to their families,” Williams said. “It was enough to indulge in toys, but hardly enough to carry you through the slow periods that inevitably followed.”

As for residuals, “payments for subsequent airings of the show dried up shortly after we finished filming,” Williams said.

Plumb’s new memoir was released on April 28 and includes a foreword from Christopher Knight, who played Peter Brady in The Brady Bunch. Beyond just residuals, Plumb also shares the behind-the-scenes story of her Hollywood career.

Keegan-Michael Key called her new book “a heartfelt journey behind the bright lights and iconic sets of The Brady Bunch.”

Plumb was recently featured on WGN News to talk about Happiness Included: Jan Brady and Beyond. Check out the interview here:

In 1975, American country singer Billie Jo Spears released “Blanket on the Ground,” a track that would change the direction of her career. 

Written by Roger Bowling and produced during her early work with United Artists Records, the song was released as the second single from her album Blanket on the Ground in February 1975.

At the time, Spears had already experienced both early struggles and a vocal setback that required surgery. Her return to recording under producer Larry Butler marked a new chapter. 

“Blanket on the Ground” quickly became her biggest breakthrough, reaching No. 1 on Billboard’s Hot Country Singles chart and later crossing over to the pop charts.

The track also reached No. 78 on the Billboard Hot 100, showing that its appeal went beyond country radio.

The song’s storyline was different from many mainstream country hits of its time. It is told from the perspective of a middle-aged married woman who encourages her husband to step outside and reconnect romantically under the night sky.

As noted in the source material, the song is centered on rekindling intimacy, with Spears singing from a character who gently persuades her hesitant husband to join her outdoors.

At a time when country music often leaned into traditional relationship roles, the song stood out for its direct and bold theme. It was also considered risky by some producers before its release, but Spears’ recording proved that audiences were ready for something different.

The song’s success showed strong crossover power, landing chart positions in several countries, including the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand.

Before this 1975 release, Billie Jo Spears had already built a long but uneven career. She started recording as a teenager in the 1950s and moved to Nashville in the 1960s. Early success came with 1969’s “Mr. Walker, It’s All Over,” which also reached the top 10 and dealt with social issues like workplace harassment.

However, her momentum slowed after label changes and health challenges, including vocal cord surgery that affected her singing voice. Her return to United Artists in the mid-1970s became a turning point.

After “Blanket on the Ground,” Spears regained commercial strength. The song not only topped the country chart but also helped her album reach the Top 5 of the Billboard Top Country Albums chart. 

The success also earned her international recognition, especially in the United Kingdom, where her music performed strongly on the pop charts and helped build a loyal fan base.

Later in 1975, Irish country singer Philomena Begley recorded her own version of “Blanket on the Ground.” Released in August 1975, her cover became highly successful in Europe.

Begley’s version reached No. 1 in Ireland and No. 4 in the UK charts, even outperforming Spears’ version in some regions where both were released at the same time.

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We've finally learned what the Gods had planned for Aziraphale (Michael Sheen) and Crowley (David Tennant) as the series finale of Good Omens has aired. Though perhaps it's more accurate that no matter what Gods intend, the angel and the demon would always wind up together.

What was initially set to be a full season of the Amazon Prime show, fans were instead treated to one last 90-minute finale to the tale of the friends-turned-soulmates. But whether the pair would wind up together seemed hopeful, but not guaranteed, especially after the Season 2 finale, which saw Aziraphale return to Heaven and leave Crowley behind on Earth.

Here's everything you need to know about the series finale of Good Omens.

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The Second Coming leads to a massive disappearance

The Second Coming, the task set forth by Metatron (Derek Jacobi) does not exactly go as planned. Everyone basically goes missing, including Metatron, the Book of Life and Jesus (Bilal Hasna). There's only one person who can help Aziraphale find the Lord, and that's his old pal Crowley, whom he finds drunk and homeless on Earth without his beau. The Book of Life being stolen is also bad news, as it documents the entire existence of human life. Turns out it was taken by Archangel Michael (Doon Mackichan). She's tired of being overlooked and thus burns the book. The result: the disappearance of nearly all life. Crowley is able to snatch the page for the Whickber Street bookshop.

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Aziraphale and Crowley make the ultimate sacrifice

Aziraphale and Crowley are transported there along with Satan (Toby Jones) and God (Tanya Moodie). It's here that they hash out the meaning of the universe, with Crowley scolding God themself for setting up humans to fail. Aziraphale wants to know why God would offer up these beautiful things (most importantly to him, Crowley), only to take it all away. God is tempted by the pair's ideas and allows them a choice: Revert everything to the way it was or create something new entirely.

Crowley makes a rather big ask. He wants a Godless universe. Restart the universe and let humans evolve over billions of years, only this time there are no angels and no demons. He wants humans to have free will. God accepts, though warns the couple that making such a world means they won't ever see the utopia they dream of. The pair then disintegrate into nothing.

Happily (and heavenly) ever after

Billions of years pass, and the world goes on, seemingly much like the first version did. Anthony Crowley goes into Asa Fell's bookshop to buy a book on astrophysics. The two have a rather nice meet-cute and end up going to dinner together. It goes well, and 20 years later, the two are married and stargazing late at night. Fell wonders if there's anything beyond the stars. Crowley says he doesn't care, as he has everything he ever wanted.

It's a rather beautiful ending. Though a rather rushed finale (we did see a billion years go by in the span of 90 minutes), Good Omens ends where it always seemed destined to, with Crowley and Aziraphale together. For a show about angels, demons, gods and monsters, the ending is remarkably human.

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Spring and summer easily qualify as “grab-and-go” seasons, with calendars that fill up quickly with beach days, picnics in the park, weekend trips, and last-minute plans. There are neighborhood walks that turn into long hikes, festivals and farmers markets that pop up, and travel days where you end up packing everything from sunscreen and snacks to a folding chair or a small cooler just in case. With that much movement between plans, the one thing that makes it all easier is a function-first bag.

If you’re in the market for that kind of everyday carry, REI currently has two styles of the Patagonia Terravia Sacoche Crossbody Bag marked down 41% ahead of the outdoor retailer’s Anniversary Sale, which starts May 15. Normally $49, you can snag it now for just $29. Designed to hold daily essentials — phone, keys, wallet, sunglasses, lip balm, and a few extras — it keeps items secure and your hands free, so you can actually enjoy the day instead of digging through your bag.

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Dick Wolf’s police drama about the Intelligence Unit of the Chicago PD is returning for its 14th season of telling stories about the Windy City’s most heinous offenses: organized crime, drug trafficking, high-profile murders and more when Chicago P.D. returns on Wednesday nights this fall.

Showrunner/executive producer Gwen Sigan teases exclusively to Parade, “I expect that next season is going to be a real season of change for everybody, for these characters, for the unit, for the job itself, what that’s all going to look like. I think we have so many opportunities. Exciting storylines to play with, hopefully some new things to explore. And we’ve got a lot of different directions to play in.”

With that tease, and more below, here’s what we know about Season 14 of Chicago P.D.

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What is the release date for Chicago P.D. Season 14?

Chicago P.D. will premiere on Wednesday nights this fall on NBC.

What time will Chicago P.D. Season 14 be on?

When Chicago P.D. returns for its 14th season, it will be back in its Wednesday night at 10 p.m. ET/PT timeslot.

Who is in the cast of Chicago P.D. Season 14?Jason Beghe as Sergeant Hank Voight Jason Beghe

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Patrick John Flueger as Officer Adam Ruzek Patrick John Flueger

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Marina Squerciati as Officer Kim Burgess Marina Squerciati

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LaRoyce Hawkins as Officer Kevin Atwater LaRoyce Hawkins

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Amy Morton as Sergeant Trudy Platt Amy Morton

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Benjamin Levy Aguilar as Officer Dante Torres Benjamin Levy Aguilar as Dante Torres

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Arienne Mandi as Eva Imani Arienne Mandi

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What happened at the end of Chicago P.D. Season 13?

Season 13 wrapped with a bit of a cliffhanger, not life-and-death, but whether Imani and Voight would send Shari (Selin Çuhadaroğlu) to prison.

When the finale kicked off, despite the decades-long search for Imani’s missing sister coming to a head when she was located and brought into the Intelligence Unit, Shari claimed to have no memory of her sister. In fact, she insisted that she wasn’t kidnapped, and she refused to aid the team in tracking down Kirby, the man who abducted her when she was six.

To prove their family connection, Imani took Shari to her apartment, where she showed her all the mementos she’s kept of their life together. Shari pretended to believe her sister and told her where they would find Kirby, but only Imani and Shari could go.

Imani agreed, but when they got there, and Kirby was there, Shari sided with him. Luckily, Voight and the team had figured out that Shari was dangerous – the knife they had from a murder was hers not Kirby’s – and they arrived just in time to save Imani from Shari shooting her with her own gun.

“It’s become her whole life’s purpose to find her sister,” Mandi exclusively told Parade. “Her parents died looking for her. It probably had to do with why she became a cop, I’m sure of just this need to protect. I think she’s really just waited her whole life for this moment, and this moment has not turned out to be what she thought it was going to be.”

In the end, Imani lied to the investigators and told them it was Kirby who was going to shoot her, but she talked to Voight about the truth and they have to decide what to do. Will they put it on paper and send Shari to prison, or lie to try to rehabilitate her?

Are there any spoilers for Chicago P.D.  Season 14?

According to Sigan, “Everyone’s leaving Season 13 with some big decisions, some big life changes, some big sort of momentous things that have happened. Ruzek, obviously, has just lost his father, Atwater’s got a baby on the way. Burgess and Ruzek are moving; they’re going to start fresh in a new area of Chicago. We have Torres, who’s just found his way back to faith, but what does that look like for him moving forward?”

One of the big decisions for Voight and Imani is whether Shari will end up in prison.

“Actually, I don’t think we ever get that closure, which is why the finale left us on such a cliffhanger, because we don’t really know if she’s going to go to prison or not,” Mandi said. “We leave it with Voight and Imani and this question of: Is my sister going to go to prison, or can we somehow keep this secret between us and find a way out of this? We know Voight has done things like that in the past, and can this be another one of those moments? Or does it have to come to light? We really don’t know.”

“We love the idea of keeping this cliffhanger open,” Sigan added. “And that they do have this opportunity, since they’re the only two people that really have all of the evidence at this moment, will they bury it like we’ve seen him do before? Or will they put it all on paper and let the chips fall?”

As for whether or not the series will continue to focus on a smaller number of cast members in each episode, Sigan says, “To be determined. I think we will continue to make it as character-focused as we can, which does lend itself to focusing on a character each week. So that probably will stick around next year.”

Related: ‘Chicago Med’ Boss Teases Explosive Hospital Power Struggle and Unrequited Love Coming in Season 12 (Exclusive)

Is there a trailer for Chicago P.D. Season 14?

An official trailer for Chicago P.D. Season 14 has yet to be released but check back here. We will post as soon as it’s available.

How to watch Chicago P.D.

Chicago P.D. airs Wednesdays at 10 p.m. ET/PT on NBC. Viewers can stream episodes the following day on Peacock.

Where to watch and live stream Chicago P.D. online

All 13 seasons of Chicago P.D. are available on Peacock.

How many seasons of Chicago P.D. are there?

Chicago P.D. premiered January 8, 2014. There have been 13 seasons of the NBC hit series. The upcoming season will make 14.

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After a season of America’s Culinary Cup cooking commandments, the final three chefs – Cara Stadler, Chris Morgan and Matt Peters -- faced their most daunting commandment yet: innovation in a 90-minute finale. The challenge was for the chefs to reimagine signature dishes from legendary guest judges Eric Ripert, Suzanne Goin and Daniela Soto-Innes.

Then, the chef with the lowest score was eliminated and the final two served their own three-course menu that put their past, present and future on the plate in hopes of winning $1 million. Then, the champion was crowned.

As usual, Padma Lakshmi, Michael Cimarusti and Wylie Dufresne awarded points based on Taste, Creativity, Presentation and Mastery of the Commandment with each quality worth 5 points, so each judge’s total would be 20 points for a cumulative possibility of 60 points. But with three guest judges, the total was 120 points.

Here's our spoiler-filled recap of the America's Culinary Cup finale, including who won.

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Who won America’s Culinary Cup Season 1?Cara Stadler

James Beard Nominee

Who Went Home on the Season 1 finale of America’s Culinary Cup?Chris Morgan

Michelin Starred Chef

Matt Peters

Bocuse D’Or Gold Medalist

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What was the first challenge on America’s Culinary Cup tonight, and who won it?

For the final commandment, the chefs had 2 hours to reimagine an iconic dish that influenced and changed the culinary landscape.

Cara was assigned to Eric’s dish: Salmon caviar
Chris was assigned to Suzanne’s dish:Bbraised beef cheek
Matt was assigned to Daniela’s dish: Lamb belly barbacoa

The final scores were:

• Cara: 113
• Chris: 108
• Matt: 103

“To be so damn close and to not hit it, I’m so disappointed in myself,” Matt said. “Sometimes God puts you in a position to fail sometimes because there is success to come. There’s more to do and it’s time to move on.”

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What was the elimination challenge on America’s Culinary Cup tonight, and who won it? Cara Stadler

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Cara and Chris went into the final challenge, which was to cook a three-course meal in six hours. The first course was to tell about their past, where they came from and what shaped them. The second course had to reflect their present. Where they are now and what matters to them in this moment. And the third course should tell the story of their future. Where they’re going and who they want to be.

They each got to select a sous chef. For Cara, she brought back Beverly Kim, and for Chris it was Gerald.

When the votes were counted, it was Cara who emerged victorious with 278 points to Chris’ 274. Her three courses were: Dumplings, Lobster Moilee and Teatime.

“I just won America’s Culinary Cup, I can’t believe it,” Cara said. Then she added, “It felt so good to come in second for so long and then crush it at the end.”

And Chris said, “It was devastating. I lost by four points. I know everyone in my family is proud of me. I know my mom is looking down and she’s proud of me. That’s what I want more than anything.”

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Streaming giant Netflix has announced a major expansion of its partnership with the NFL, adding several historic regular-season games and special events starting in 2026.

The lineup includes the first-ever NFL game in Australia, a Thanksgiving Eve matchup between the Green Bay Packers and Los Angeles Rams, Christmas Day games, Week 18 regular-season action and the NFL Honors awards show.

The announcement was made through Netflix’s official Instagram post, signaling a bigger push into live sports and global football events.

One of the biggest highlights is the Green Bay Packers vs. Los Angeles Rams game scheduled for Nov. 25, the night before Thanksgiving Day. The matchup will be streamed exclusively on Netflix and marks the first time the NFL will stage a standalone game on “Thanksgiving Eve,” also known as “Blackout Wednesday” or “Drinksgiving.”

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According to the announcement and league reports, the NFL is treating the date as a new opportunity to grow football viewership during one of the busiest travel and holiday periods in the United States.

The game is expected to draw strong attention since both teams are known as playoff contenders, and it will act as a lead-in to the league’s traditional Thanksgiving Day tripleheader.

The company confirmed it will stream the first-ever NFL regular-season game in Australia, featuring the San Francisco 49ers and Los Angeles Rams at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. This marks a major step in the NFL’s global expansion, following international games in countries like Mexico, Germany and the United Kingdom.

NFL Honors will feature major league awards such as MVP announcements and Hall of Fame selections, bringing one of football’s biggest ceremonies directly to streaming audiences.

The expanded schedule is part of a broader multi-year deal between Netflix and the NFL that runs through the 2029 season. The partnership gives Netflix a growing role in live sports, even though it does not carry a full weekly NFL package like traditional broadcasters.

Instead, Netflix is building a “tentpole” model, focusing on high-impact events throughout the season. These include international games, holiday matchups and major league ceremonies.

The addition of Week 18 and holiday games also places Netflix alongside major sports broadcasters like Amazon Prime Video, YouTube and traditional TV networks in the fight for live sports audiences.

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Like every band worth its legacy, The Rolling Stones also had their own moment captured on film inside the studio. Hunkered down at London’sOlympic Studios while recording what would become a rock masterpiece, “Sympathy for the Devil,” Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and company invited legendary French new-wave director Jean-Luc Godard in and let the cameras roll. What he captured was chaotic, controversial, and essential viewing for any classic rock history fan.

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“Part documentary, part art film, Sympathy for the Devil (originally titled One Plus One) shows The Rolling Stones in the process of creating the iconic track,”Ultimate Classic Rock, which gave the film an honorable mention in its roundup of the best rock movies from every year, writes. “Director Jean-Luc Godard intersperses footage of the band in the studio with a narrative depicting the chaos of 1968.”

Alternating between the recording sessions and the political unrest of the Vietnam War-era world outside the studio, the avant-garde essay film unfolds as a series of fragmented vignettes. Far from a traditional music documentary, it layers revolutionary imagery — from the Black Panthers to political texts and symbolic scenes — into a fly-on-the-wall portrait of art being made in a time of upheaval.

The film concludes with the band performing the finished version of the track, having transformed it from a skeletal folk ballad into one of rock’s most enduring anthems. Though it was never released as a U.S. single and did not chart on the Billboard Hot 100, “Sympathy for the Devil” is still widely regarded as a masterpiece of rock music, often mentioned alongside “Gimme Shelter” as one of the group’s defining achievements.

The same can be said about their 1968 rock movie.

Sympathy for the Devil is available to buy on Apple TV.

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Many artists have put their personal spin on “Delta Dawn,” but perhaps none are as fundamentally tied to an artist as the song is to Tanya Tucker.

Recorded on March 17, 1972, Tucker was hardly even a teenager when she laid down her vocal track for the timeless classic, but her young age didn’t stop listeners from becoming moved by her version of “Delta Dawn” and the dark meaning behind its haunting lyrics. In fact, Tucker’s husky vocals were mature for her age. She had an undeniable rasp that added a layer of grit to the lyrics that folks couldn’t deny. 

A Southern Gothic anthem with a heavy subject, “Delta Dawn” finds the singer tackling the story of an older woman jilted by an ex-lover. Unable to shake the past and move forward, the character ends up getting labeled “crazy” by the folks around her in her Brownsville town. 

Inspiration Behind the Song

What’s even more interesting about the song is that the lyrics were drawn from the real-life backstory of a woman. Co-penned by Alex Harvey and Larry Collins, “Delta Dawn” was actually Harvey’s mother, who, sadly, died in a car accident following a live performance he had on television that she did not attend at his request. 

Opening up about how the song came about in the book, Chicken Soup for the Soul: Country Music, according to American Songwriter, Harvey explained: “When I was fifteen years old, I was in a band. We had just won a contest, and we were going to be on a TV show in Jackson, Tennessee … My mother said she wanted to go. I told her that I thought she would embarrass me. She drank and sometimes would do things that would make me feel ashamed, so I asked her not to go that night.”

On that same night, Harvey’s mother died in a vehicle crash, “something he suspected had been a suicide.” Years later, while at Collins' home for a songwriting session, Harvey experienced a dream that led sparked the idea for the tune. 

“I looked up, and I felt as if my mother was in the room,” he explained. “I saw her very clearly. She was in a rocking chair, and she was laughing. I really believe that my mother didn’t come into the room that night to scare me, but to tell me, ‘It’s okay,’ and that she had made her choices in life and it had nothing to do with me. I always felt like that song was a gift to my mother and an apology to her. It was also a way to say ‘thank you’ to my mother for all she did.”

Chart Performance and Other Renditions

Tucker’s “Delta Dawn” debuted on April 10, 1972, instantly catapulting her to country music superstardom. Surprisingly, however, her version didn’t go No. 1. The song reached its peak at No. 6 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart. 

Another version, Helen Reddy’s, did manage to top the pop charts with her rendition of the classic hit, reaching No. 1 on Billboard’s Hot 100 chart. Another notable take on “Delta Dawn” is Bette Midler’s version, though hers was never officially released to radio. 

Still today, Tucker’s “Delta Dawn” has become a staple in country music, and in 2025, the track was fan-voted as one of the Grand Ole Opry’s Opry 100: Country’s Greatest Songs. 

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When Billy Joel released "Only the Good Die Young" in 1977, he likely expected controversy.

What he may not have expected was that the song would remain divisive for decades, eventually even appearing on lists of tracks discouraged from radio play in the aftermath of the September 11 attacks.

Released on Joel's breakthrough album The Stranger, the song quickly became one of his signature hits thanks to its upbeat piano-driven sound and rebellious lyrics centered around religion, youth and temptation.

The track tells the story of a young man attempting to persuade a Catholic girl named Virginia to loosen up and rebel against strict religious expectations. While Joel has long described the song as playful and tongue-in-cheek, many religious groups viewed it very differently at the time.

Some Catholic organizations protested the song, and certain radio stations either banned it or refused to play it because of its perceived anti-Catholic themes.

Ironically, the backlash only made the song more popular.

The controversy fueled curiosity among younger listeners, helping transform "Only the Good Die Young" into a rebellious anthem for a generation increasingly pushing back against authority and social expectations.

"When I wrote 'Only the Good Die Young,' the point of the song wasn't so much anti-Catholic as pro-lust," Joel said in an interview.

"I wrote it as a reggae song," Joel recounted. "And Liberty [DeVitto], my drummer, is so sick of reggae that he literally throws his drumsticks at me and says, 'Ugh, I frigging hate reggae! The closest you've ever been to Jamaica is when you changed trains in Queens.' So I said, 'Yeah, what's your solution?' And he played that opening fill and went into this kind of shuffle."

The rest was history. And then, decades later, the song unexpectedly resurfaced in another cultural controversy.

Following the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, some radio companies circulated lists of songs considered potentially insensitive or inappropriate for airplay during the national mourning period. According to reporting highlighted by Consequence, "Only the Good Die Young" was among the many songs that appeared on those controversial lists.

The reasons varied widely across different songs, and many critics later questioned the broad nature of the recommendations, which included tracks with themes involving death, violence or emotional distress.

Despite the periodic backlash, "Only the Good Die Young" endured as one of Billy Joel's most beloved classics.

"I think music in itself is healing," Joel told Rolling Stone. "It's an explosive expression of humanity. It's something we are all touched by. No matter what culture you're from, everyone loves music."

Over the years, the song has remained a staple of classic rock radio and concert setlists, celebrated for its infectious melody, rapid-fire lyrics and youthful energy.

Nearly 50 years after its release, the song still resonates as both a catchy rock hit and a symbol of youthful defiance. Sometimes the most controversial songs become the ones that have the most staying power.

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For the past few weeks, an OG Sheriff Country character, Cassidy (Michele Weaver), has been M.I.A.

In April, a Sheriff Country episode focused on Cassidy getting kidnapped as she closed in on a decades-old serial killer case that involved her missing sister, Zoey.

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After Mickey (Morena Baccarin) and Boone (Matt Lauria) found Cassidy and solved the case, Cassidy went on a road trip with her mother. Since then, Cassidy has been missing from the Sheriff Department, which is in desperate need of her help.

It turns out there was a very good reason for Cassidy’s absence: Weaver went on maternity leave. That’s right—the actress was pregnant, and Sheriff Country did an amazing job of hiding it, because Cassidy wasn’t pregnant on the show.

Weaver used Instagram to share the news about why she had been off the show and when she would be back in the mix.

“People keep asking if I was written off. Nope .. just had to leave to have a baby,” she captioned a video where she was decked out in her Sheriff Country gear, showing off her baby bump.

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Weaver welcomed her second child, a baby girl, earlier this year. The actress was already mom to one daughter, but has kept the names of her children and her husband private.

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The actress confirmed she will be back for the Friday, May 15 episode of Sheriff Country, which also features a very special guest star. Weaver's return means she will be in the final two episodes of Season 1 of the Fire Country spin-off.

Never fear, though, Sheriff Country fans, because the show will return in the fall for Season 2 with a 20-episode order, which is great considering Fire Country received a much smaller episode count in Season 5.

Weaver is expected to return for Season 2 along with Baccarin, Lauria, Christopher Gorham, Caroline Rhea, W. Earl Brown, Amanda Arcuri, and Ian Quinlan.

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

The Young and the Restlessstar Roger Howarthhas broken his silence about his villainous character, Matt Clark, having amnesia on the hit CBS soap.

Matt has been terrorizing Genoa City, especially Sharon (Sharon Case) and Nick (Joshua Morrow), for over three decades. Howarth took on the role last fall, after Eddie Cibrian and General Hospital star Rick Hearst had played Matt.

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The villains' return kept true to the character, with Matt wreaking havoc on the Newman family until an unexpected twist occurred: Sienna (Tamara Braun) hit Matt in the head, knocking him out after she thought he killed Noah (Lucas Adams), Nick, Sharon, and Adam (Mark Grossman).

Even though Sienna thought she killed him, in true soap fashion, Matt didn't die. Instead, he woke up with no memory.

The Young and the Restless’ Roger Howarth’s Hot Take on Matt’s Amnesia

Howarth confessed he was intrigued by the twist in an interview with Soap Opera Digest for a philosophical reason.

“I think this can allow us to figure out different parts of who Matt really is and the nature of behavior and how people interact and the nature of his history,” the soap star declared.

Howarth went on to add, “This raises some pretty large questions about whether forgiveness is really something that is possible. And how can someone forgive themselves? What is it like for somebody who is a horrible person to be confronted with their own horrible self? And Matt, when confronted with his past, has a lot to figure out.”

Despite the change in Matt, Howarth believes that at his core, he’s still the same person. The actor admitted he’s dealt with people with memory issues, and at their core, they have an instinct to be themselves still.

In terms of playing a person with amnesia, he explained that it’s all about asking the question, “Who is Matt?”

Howarth has no idea if or when Matt will regain his memory, and he’s just fine with that.

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Roger Howarth Gives Credit Where Credit Is Due

The character shake-up has given Howarth the chance to work with other actors on The Young and the Restless because the people in Matt’s orbit have shifted.

Howarth gave major props to the writers for the amazing storyline. He also shouted out Michelle Stafford (Phyllis) and Stacy Haiduk (Patty), who he’s getting to act with more because Matt has bonded with Patty and Phyllis on the show.

The Young and the Restless airs weekdays on CBS.

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Long before Harrison Ford became one of Hollywood’s most recognizable stars, one studio executive was convinced he’d never make it.

During the Wednesday, May 13, episode of the Where Everybody Knows Your Name podcast hosted by Ted Danson and guest Woody Harrelson, Ford reflected on a brutal early-career moment that nearly sounds impossible in hindsight.

At the time, Ford, now 83, was a young actor with a tiny role in the 1966 film Dead Heat on a Merry-Go-Round. His entire scene consisted of delivering a telegram while dressed as a bell boy. But that performance apparently didn’t impress Columbia Pictures executive Jerry Tokofsky.

“‘Boy,' he said, ‘You're never going to make it in this business,’” the actor recalled. Tokofsky then compared him unfavorably to Tony Curtis, telling Ford that true movie stars were instantly recognizable onscreen. “I'm going to tell you a story,” the Golden Globe winner remembered Tokofsky saying. “The first time Tony Curtis ever walked on a stage, he delivered a bag of groceries. You took one look at that guy, and you said, ‘That's a movie star.'”

Ford, however, wasn’t exactly intimidated. “And I leaned across the desk and said, ‘I thought you were supposed to think it was a grocery delivery boy,' ” he remembered.

The interaction only worsened from there. According to Ford, Tokofsky eventually told him to “get the f**k out of here,” kicking off what the actor described as a mutual dislike that lasted more than a year.

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Obviously, Ford went on to become one of the most iconic actors in Hollywood history. But he previously admitted the road there wasn’t exactly smooth. Earlier this year, the actor opened up about struggling with severe depression during his college years at Ripon College in Wisconsin, revealing he often isolated himself in his dorm room and rarely attended class.

“I was more than depressed. I think I was ill. I was socially ill, psychologically not well,” Ford shared with The Hollywood Reporter in April. Ironically, it was an accidental enrollment in a drama class that changed everything.

And years later, Ford got the last laugh in his story with Tokofsky. After running into the executive in a studio dining room long after becoming famous, Ford received a note from him that simply read, “I missed my bet.”

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If you love the charm of an English cottage garden, you already know how much a winding walkway can transform an outdoor space. A garden path gives your yard more structure and warmth, making it feel like you’ve built your own escape. Right now, Amazon is offering an affordable option that delivers that storybook feel without the expense or effort of a full landscaping project.

Originally $140, the Giantex 8-Foot Wooden Garden Pathway is currently marked down to as low as $70 when you clip the on-page coupon. It comes in both straight and curved designs and multiple lengths, so you can arrange the pieces around flower beds, herb gardens, or gravel borders to create a path that feels completely your own. It's available in three finishes — golden teak, ash gray, and natural oak — so there's an option to suit most outdoor styles. 

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Crafted from solid fir wood, this garden pathway brings a rustic touch that can instantly transform a yard into a charming cottage garden retreat. Beyond its decorative appeal, it also creates a cleaner, drier surface to walk across, helping to keep shoes protected from damp grass, mud, or uneven ground. It comes in sizes ranging from 7 feet by 17 inches to 12 feet by 21.5 inches, and is available as a single piece or in a set of two. 

Beyond its decorative appeal, it also creates a cleaner, drier surface to walk across, helping keep shoes protected from damp grass, mud or uneven ground. That makes the pathway especially handy for hosting outdoor gatherings like barbecues, garden parties, and even al fresco weddings. It’s designed with durability in mind, with each plank secured by rustproof steel wire ropes for added strength and stability. 

No assembly is required — just unroll it, place it where you want it, and it’s ready to use. When not in use, it rolls back up into a compact size for easy storage and easy transport. Cleaning is just as simple, with only a quick rinse from the hose needed to keep it looking fresh. 

Related: Amazon’s $12 Solar Light Statue Is an ‘Absolutely Adorable’ Spring Upgrade With Major Cottagecore Vibes

Amazon shoppers said the pathway was an easy way to elevate the look of any outdoor space. One reviewer described it as “a simple and quick way to beautify your garden,” while another appreciated how easy it was to install. Several buyers also praised its “fresh, elegant appearance,” though one noted that they added extra metal pegs to keep it more secure. 

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The self-help book The 48 Laws of Power by American author Robert Greene has been ranked #8 among the most-streamed audiobooks of all time on Premium on Spotify.

The ranking places the 1999 bestselling title among the most replayed and listened-to audiobooks in the platform’s history, showing its continued popularity more than two decades after its release.

The book, first published in 1998 and widely known for its lessons on strategy and influence, has already sold over 1.2 million copies in the United States and has been translated into 24 languages.

The audiobook version of The 48 Laws of Power continues to attract listeners across different age groups and professions. Its placement in Spotify’s most-streamed audiobooks of all time shows that interest in its lessons about power, behavior and strategy remains strong in today’s digital world.

Originally written as a guide for understanding how power works in human behavior, the book is structured around 48 separate “laws.” Each law explains a principle of influence using historical examples from leaders, rulers and well-known figures. This format makes it easy for audiobook listeners to follow even in short sessions, such as commuting or studying.

The book’s author, Robert Greene, built the content from research on historical events and figures, including political leaders and military strategists. The audiobook’s continued popularity reflects how listeners still find value in its real-life examples, even in modern settings like business, leadership, and personal development.

The strong performance of The 48 Laws of Power on Spotify is also linked to its wide cultural reach. Since its release, the book has been referenced by artists, athletes and business leaders, helping it stay relevant beyond traditional self-help audiences.

The book has been described as a “mega cult classic” in media coverage due to its influence in entertainment and business spaces. It has also been widely discussed in music culture, with references appearing in hip-hop and rap lyrics. These cultural mentions have helped introduce the book to younger audiences who later explore it through audiobook platforms.

Another reason for its lasting appeal is its practical structure. Each law focuses on a specific behavior pattern, such as managing reputation, controlling communication or understanding human motivation.

Greene is known for writing other international bestsellers such as The Art of Seduction, The 33 Strategies of War, and Mastery. His books often explore how people behave in social systems, using historical stories as teaching tools. 

With its structured chapters and clear storytelling style, the audiobook version fits well into short listening periods.The continued success of the title also shows how older books can gain new life through streaming platforms. Instead of fading after print popularity, The 48 Laws of Power has expanded its audience through audio formats, reaching new listeners globally.

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Today's Mini Crossword will take you on a journey. And if you're anything like me, the day is not complete until I finish all of the free word games from the New York Times. Working on the daily Connections, Connections Sports Edition, Wordle, and Strands is a whole ritual for many of us. And we can't forget about the NYT's The Mini Crossword, too!

Although the NYT is known for "The Crossword," a larger puzzle for paid subscribers, The Mini has quite the fan following as well. This particular game resets at 10 p.m., unlike some of the others that start over at midnight.

So, if you're working on today's Mini on for Today's Mini Crossword on Thursday, May 14, and need some help (I've been there), get ready to read the clues and solutions for each line. We have them separated into hints first for both "Across" and "Down" words, followed by "Across Answers" and "Down Answers," so be careful if you want to avoid spoilers as you scroll!

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Hints for NYT’s The Mini Crossword on Thursday, May 14, 2026

Here are additional clues for each of the words in today's Mini Crossword.

NYT Mini Across Hints

1 Across: Repetitive mannerism — HINT: Ends with the letter "C"

4 Across: Nourish, as a garden —HINT: Starts with the letter "W"

6 Across: Like the bread used for croutons — HINT: Starts with the letter "S"

7 Across: Mint ___ (classic cocktail) — HINT: Ends with the letter "P"

8 Across: "That's on me," in slangy shorthand — HINT: Starts with the letter "M"

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NYT Mini Down Hints

1 Down: Jayson of the Boston Celtics — HINT: Starts with the letter "T"

2 Down: Country across the Adriatic from Croatia — HINT: Ends with the letter "Y"

3 Down: Tabloid subject, informally — HINT: Ends with the letter "B"

4 Down: NYT competitor — HINT: Starts with the letter "W"

5 Down: Gym unit — HINT: Ends with the letter "P"

Answers to NYT’s The Mini Crossword for Thursday, May 14, 2026

Don't go any further unless you want to know exactly what the correct words are in today's Mini Crossword.

NYT Mini Across Answers

1 Across: Repetitive mannerism — TIC

4 Across: Nourish, as a garden —WATER

6 Across: Like the bread used for croutons — STALE

7 Across: Mint ___ (classic cocktail) — JULEP

8 Across: "That's on me," in slangy shorthand — MYB

NYT Mini Down Answers

1 Down: Jayson of the Boston Celtics — TATUM

2 Down: Country across the Adriatic from Croatia — ITALY

3 Down: Tabloid subject, informally — CELEB

4 Down: NYT competitor — WSJ

5 Down: Gym unit — REP

Related: NYT Mini Crossword Answers, Hints for Wednesday, May 13, 2026

Pam Grier is getting real about sex in her seventies, and is sharing about her lively sex life.

The legendary actress, 76, rose to stardom during the '70s in films like Foxy Brown. But it was her role in Quentin Tarantino's 1997 crime hit Jackie Brown that skyrocketed her to critical acclaim, even earning her a Golden Globe Award nomination. In later years, she became a fan favorite on Showtime's The L Word. But on the May 13 episode of Wiser Than Mefrom Lemonada Media, the popular podcast from Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Grier got very candid when the comedy queen posed the question “Do you feel young?”

“Yes, I do, because when you're young, you can have three, four, five orgasms in an hour,” Grier said in response to Louis-Dreyfus, PEOPLE reported. “But when you get my age, you have one orgasm, it'll last three days.”

Louis-Dreyfus was clearly shocked by her statement, responding “What are you talking about? Like, what are you doing down there to get a three-day orgasm? I need details.”

Grier responded with laughter, and explained, “You don't have to do anything, but when it happens, I just wanna tell you, you just be prepared. It's gonna be three whole days.”

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Looking Back on Jackie Brown

2022 served as the 25th anniversary of Jackie Brown. In reflecting of her time making the movie, Grier described working on the film as a “master class in filmmaking.” She also noted that it reignited her interest in directing.

“Quentin shared a lot with me that I’m going to be applying to my own work,” Grier said to The Hollywood Reporter, also sharing that she had completed a script for a World War II film.

If you want to refresh your memory, check out the Jackie Brown trailer below:

Grier Said She Was Learning to Pole Dance

Fans of Bravo may recall that Grier shared back in 2024 that she was learning to pole dance. During an appearance on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, the legend made it clear that being in her seventies isn't going to stop her from getting her dance on. In fact, she was hoping to work with Cardi B in the near future... if her pole dancing schedule didn't get in the way.

“I really wanted to work with [Cardi] and it could be in maybe two years at the theater because I'm now learning how to pole dance and it's taken a minute, but it's a lot of fun,” Grier said on WWHL. “It's a wonderful story. I don't wanna give it away, but it's perfect for her because she's a great mom.”

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