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Academy Award-winning actor Robert Duvall has died. He was 95.

TMZ was first to report The Godfather star’s death, though no additional information was immediately revealed.

A cause of death is currently unknown.

His wife, Luciana Duvall, confirmed the news in a Facebook post on Monday, writing, "Yesterday, we said goodbye to my beloved husband, cherished friend, and one of the greatest actors of our time. Bob passed away peacefully at home, surrounded by love and comfort.”

"To the world, he was an Academy Award-winning actor, a director, a storyteller. To me, he was simply everything. His passion for his craft was matched only by his deep love for characters, a great meal, and holding court. For each of his many roles, Bob gave everything to his characters and to the truth of the human spirit they represented. In doing so, he leaves something lasting and unforgettable to us all," she continued in her statement.

In her final sentence, she expressed gratitude to the fans, writing, "Thank you for the years of support you showed Bob and for giving us this time and privacy to celebrate the memories he leaves behind."

Duvall, who was born on Jan. 5, 1931, in San Diego, Calif, had a prolific career as an actor and director spanning several decades.

Prior to his onscreen work, he spent a few years serving in the U.S. Army before moving to New York in the mid-1950s to pursue an acting career. His first major film role came in 1962’s To Kill a Mockingbird, in which he played Boo Radley.

One decade later, Duvall gave one of the most critically acclaimed performances of his career by playing Tom Hagen in Francis Ford Coppola’sThe Godfather, a role that earned him an Academy Award nomination in the Best Supporting Actor category. Duvall reprised the role two years later for The Godfather: Part II, though he did not join the cast for the film series’s third installment in 1990.

Duvall received multiple nods from the Oscars over the course of his decades-long career in the Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor categories. His win came in the 1980s, when he won Best Actor for his performance in 1983’s Tender Mercies.

Duvall had numerous other notable acting credits over the course of his career, including in films such as Network, Apocalypse Now and The Great Santini, among many others. His most recent Oscar nomination was for his supporting role in 2014’s The Judge.

He is survived by his fourth wife, Luciana Pedraza, whom he starred opposite in “Assassination Tango.”

Robert Duvall died at age 95 on Sunday, February 15, his wife Luciana Duvall confirmed.

"Yesterday we said goodbye to my beloved husband, cherished friend, and one of the greatest actors of our time. Bob passed away peacefully at home, surrounded by love and comfort," Luciana shared via Facebook on Monday, February 16.

"To the world, he was an Academy Award-winning actor, a director, a storyteller. To me, he was simply everything. His passion for his craft was matched only by his deep love for characters, a great meal, and holding court," she added. "For each of his many roles, Bob gave everything to his characters and to the truth of the human spirit they represented. In doing so, he leaves something lasting and unforgettable to us all. Thank you for the years of support you showed Bob and for giving us this time and privacy to celebrate the memories he leaves behind."

Robert Duvall Cause of Death

The Godfather star was 95 years old. His cause of death remains unknown as of Monday, February 16.

Duvall, who was living a quieter life on his farm in Virginia in his later years, shared a video of himself doing bicep curls with a dumbbell one month before his 95th birthday.

"I enjoy having a routine. Though I never went to the gym to get in shape for films. I preferred tennis, swimming, or horseback riding to keep me in shape," he shared alongside the clip in December.

Duvall was perhaps best known for his roles in The Godfather, Lonesome Dove and Apocalypse Now. His career, which spanned more than seven decades, earned him an Academy Award for Best Actor for his role in the 1983 film Tender Mercies. He also received two Emmy Awards, four Golden Globes and various other accolades.

Duvall leaves behind wife Luciana, whom he married in 2005. He did not have children.

Almost 50 years ago today, in 1968, "How Great Thou Art" earned Elvis Presley a Gold Record, reaffirming that the King of Rock and Roll was just as powerful in gospel as he was in rock, blues, and pop. While Presley is often remembered for hip-shaking performances and chart-topping rock anthems, gospel music was always close to his heart, and this song stands as one of the clearest expressions of that devotion.

Originally a traditional Christian hymn, "How Great Thou Art" is based on a Swedish hymn, "O Store Gud," written in 1885 by Swedish poet and minister Carl Boberg. "How Great Thou Art" had been recorded by numerous artists since then before Presley put his stamp on it. But when he released his version in 1967 on the album of the same name, it resonated deeply with listeners. The album became one of the best-selling gospel records of its time, and the title track showcased Presley's remarkable vocal control, emotional depth, and reverence for the material.

Backed by soaring background vocals and sweeping instrumentation, Presley builds the song gradually, moving from tender restraint to thunderous conviction. His voice—rich, resonant, and filled with feeling—transforms the hymn into something both intimate and grand. The performance earned him a Grammy Award for Best Sacred Performance, one of the few competitive Grammys he would win during his lifetime.

The Gold Record recognition marked a significant milestone. It proved that Presley's appeal extended far beyond being a rock 'n' roll heartthrob.

Raised in the church in Tupelo, Mississippi, Presley grew up singing spirituals, and he often cited gospel as his favorite genre. Even at the height of his fame, he would gather friends for late-night gospel jam sessions. Priscilla Presley told CBS Sunday Morning that "he'd preach the Bible," inviting family, friends, and even some fans to sit around while he'd read passages from it.

By the time he received the Gold Record, Presley was navigating the later stages of his career, including his Las Vegas residency years. Yet "How Great Thou Art" reminded fans and critics alike of the sincerity and spiritual grounding that had always been part of his artistry.

Nearly half a century later, the song remains one of the defining recordings of Elvis Presley's career. It still stands as a powerful testament to his faith, vocal mastery, and legacy that transcended genre.

Listen to the "How Great Thou Art" below.

Forty-two years ago, Bruce Springsteentopped the U.K. charts with his seventh studio album, Born in the U.S.A.

The heartland rock legend released the American classic in 1984, achieving massive success. While Springsteen's third studio album, Born to Run, put him on the map—defining his legacy as a poetic songwriter and powerful vocalist—his seventh solidified him as a pop-culture phenomenon.

Released through Columbia Records, Born in the U.S.A. contained multiple breakout hits like "Dancing in the Dark," "Born in the U.S.A.," "I'm on Fire" and "Glory Days." The album reached insurmountable levels of commercial success and critical acclaim, famously producing seven top-10 singles.

In 1985, Born in the U.S.A. was named the best-selling album of the year, selling over 17 million copies in the U.S alone. It went on to reach Diamond status and win a Grammy Award for its lead single, "Dancing in the Dark."

The album's gritty instrumentals, honest lyricism and synth-forward sound have propelled it into long-lasting relevance, cementing its legacy as one of the most recognizable rock albums ever made.

Photo of Bruce Springsteen performing live onstage on Born In The USA tour, playing Fender Telecaster guitar.

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The Legacy of Bruce Springsteen

Springsteen started in the music industry in 1972 when he was signed to Columbia Records. He released his debut album, Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J., and sophomore album, The Wild, the Innocent & the E Street Shuffle, in 1973. However, it wasn't until he released his third record, Born to Run, that he began to see mainstream recognition.

Between 1973 and 2022, Springsteen has released 21 studio albums. Even at 76 years old, the rock icon still remains active in his career—working on new material and performing live. Throughout his career, Springsteen has earned an impressive amount of accolades, including, 20 Grammy Awards, an Academy Award, a Special Tony Award, and two Golden Globe Awards, making him one of the most acclaimed artists in history. He was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1999, solidifying his legacy as a defining figure in the rock genre.

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Bang Energy is expanding its lineup with a new flavor seemingly inspired by late '90s and early '00s nostalgia.

Back in the "lime craze" days—which included the first run of Diet Coke Lime, Pepsi Lime, the introduction of Sierra Mist (now Starry) and, of course, LimeWire—limes were everywhere and apparently, the citrus fruit is making a comeback thanks to current trends like the recent return of the "retro" Coca-Cola flavor, Hostess bringing back its Key Lime Cupcakes this spring, and now the launch of Bang Energy's new Lime Pop Drop.

The popular energy drink brand said its new release is "crafted for the wildcards, creators, music lovers, and culture drivers who thrive on standing out and expressing themselves," which is certainly one way to call out Y2K culture (as if the can's neon-green aesthetic didn't make that clear).

"Bang has always been about pushing flavor forward and giving people something unexpected," Dan McHugh, global chief marketing officer at Monster Beverage Corporation (the parent company of Bang Energy), shared in a statement. "Lime Pop Drop is bold, fun, and full of personality. It’s a flavor that doesn’t sit on the sidelines — like the people who drink Bang."

Bang Rolls Out New Lime Pop Drop Energy Drink Flavor "Crafted for Wildcards"

The new Bang Lime Pop Drop offers a modern twist on "a familiar favorite," according to an official press release, which also confirmed it uses the same signature high-performance energy recipe as the rest of the Bang Energy lineup.

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The newly released flavor offers a blend of sharp citrus with a pop of sweetness, creating a flavor that’s "electric, refreshing, and wildly addictive," per an official statement from the brand, which further described the newcomer as "a bold new flavor that delivers an explosion of lime candy vibes with a sweet, tangy blast and a juicy punch that hits different."

Bang Energy Lime Pop Drop

Bang Energy

Bang Energy's new Lime Pop Drop features zero calories, two grams of carbs, 300 milligrams of caffeine, and a "unique performance formulation" of essential amino acids (specifically L-leucine, L-isoleucine, L-valine, and L-lysine hydrochloride), minerals like magnesium and potassium, and B vitamins to power through any day.

From what Parade understands, the new energy drink flavor isn't exclusive to any one retail family and doesn't appear to be launching as a limited-time offer. According to Bang, this is its latest move to "innovate through fearless flavor experimentation" and tap into the "playful side of lifestyle energy," following several other "unapologetically bold" releases.

Bang's new Lime Pop Drop is rolling out now and is expected to be available at major grocery and convenience stores across the country (prices vary).

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Milan is currently the epicenter of global adrenaline as the 2026 Winter Olympics unfold, but Chicago Bears safety Jonathan Owens just found himself in a different kind of high-stakes competition. While traveling with his wife, legendary gymnast Simone Biles, Owens proved that his NFL reflexes translate perfectly from the gridiron to the luxury streets of Italy. On Sunday, February 15, Owens took to X to reveal he was the target of an attempted "snatch-and-grab" robbery that went south for the perpetrator almost instantly.

The drama began following a high-end Valentine’s Day shopping spree. Biles, 28, had just finished sharing the spoils of her day on Instagram, showing off a custom Bottega Veneta handbag featuring a gold “SBO” monogram. However, the shopping experience Owens described nearly took a dark turn.

“Not somebody just tried to snatch my shopping bag in Milan, force of habit i had it tied around my hand so he couldn’t get it and took off running immediately,” Owens wrote. Despite the tension, the 30-year-old athlete added, “But still crazy.”

Not somebody just tried to snatch my shopping bag in Milan, force of habit i had it tied around my hand so he couldn’t get it and took off running immediately….but still crazy

— Jonathan Owens (@jjowens_3) February 15, 2026

The attempt failed primarily because Owens isn't just a tourist; he’s an NFL defender who came prepared for the local hustle. When a follower asked if the thief was "fast," the former Green Bay Packer couldn't help but find the humor in the situation.

“Not fast at all bro, his arms were moving faster than his legs lol,” Owens replied. “Should’ve seen his face once he realized i turned around and he couldn’t grab it.” When fans suggested Owens should have chased the culprit down, the St. Louis native admitted the getaway was more comedy than thriller. “Honestly bro it was hilarious how slow he started running away once he saw he couldn’t grab it out of my hand,” Owens shared.

In a world of viral travel warnings, it turns out the NFL star stays as informed on social media trends as he does on offensive playbooks. Owens noted that his defensive strategy was inspired by digital awareness.

“It was no way he could get it off my hand,” Owens told another fan. “I’ve seen too many TikTok’s of that happening so i was prepared.”

While the encounter was a momentary lapse in the Olympic spirit, it hasn't dampened the couple's romantic getaway. Before the incident, Biles gushed over her husband’s generosity, posting, “Always spoiling me.” For Owens, the trip remains a milestone, as he reflected on his Instagram Stories: “The shopping in Milan is elite. [I’m a] long way from St. Louis, man.”

Jason Aldean didn't know his latest milestone could get even better.

Just months after earning his 30th No. 1 hit on country radio, the country crooner topped the achievement this week after his 2025 single "How Far Does a Goodbye Go" became his 31st song to reach the top of the chart.

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"How Far Does a Goodbye Go," written by Kurt Allison, John Edwards, Tully Kennedy and John Morgan, was released in September 2025 as the lead single for Aldean's upcoming album, Songs About Us, coming out this spring.

On Monday, Feb. 16, Aldean took to Instagram to celebrate the song reaching No. 1 on country radio, sharing that he thought having 30 No. 1's was already a big enough achievement.

"Man, I thought 30 was the milestone… now we’re sitting at 31 number one songs," Aldean, 48, captioned the post, calling the latest accomplishment, "pretty wild."

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"Thank you to country radio, my team, our streaming partners, the songwriters, and every one of y’all who’ve listened and turned these songs into something bigger than we ever imagined," he added.

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In addition to "How Far Does a Goodbye Go" reaching No. 1 country radio, the song also climbed to the top of Billboard's Country Airplay chart this week, earning Aldean his 26th No. 1 on that chart. The new feat ties Aldean with Luke Bryan, George Strait and Alan Jackson for the fourth-most No. 1s since the Country Airplay chart began in 1990, behind Kenny Chesney (33), Blake Shelton (30) and Tim McGraw (29).

Aldean previously celebrated his 30th No. 1 country radio hit back in October when he announced the release of 30 Number One Hits, a collection of all the chart-topping songs from throughout his career. The record included all of Aldean's most beloved No. 1 hits, including "Big Green Tractor" "She's Country," "Dirt Road Anthem," Burnin’ It Down," "Whiskey Drink" and many, many more.

"30 Number Ones is a huge milestone, and I couldn’t let it go by without thanking the fans, country radio, the songwriters..." Aldean previously stated while announcing the compilation album, before adding, "I appreciate all the support we have gotten from everyone over the last 20 years. And, I don’t plan on going anywhere anytime soon."

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More than 50 years ago today, "Please, Please Me" by The Beatles was riding high as a No. 1 hit on the British rock chart, cementing the band's rapid rise from Liverpool club act to international phenomenon. Released in the UK in January 1963, the song quickly shot to the top of several British charts, signaling that something seismic was happening in popular music.

Written primarily by John Lennon and shaped collaboratively with Paul McCartney, "Please, Please Me" showcased the tight vocal harmonies and infectious energy that would define the group's early sound. Lennon's lead vocal carries a raw urgency, while McCartney's harmonies and the band's call-and-response phrasing add a buoyant, almost breathless excitement.

Behind them, George Harrison delivers crisp, chiming guitar lines that give the track its driving momentum. Meanwhile, Ringo Starr anchors the performance with steady, propulsive drumming that keeps the energy surging forward.

The song was originally intended to be a slow-tempo tune inspired by Roy Orbison. However, producer George Martin suggested the band speed it up and, when they did, that's when it became their first major hit.

"It was my intent [to write] a Roy Orbison song, if you can believe it," Lennon said in an interview, describing how he wrote it in a bedroom in his house and could, at the time, still recall what the room looked like. "And also, I was always intrigued by the words of 'Please, lend your little ears to my pleas,' from the Bing Crosby song. I was always intrigued by the double use of the word 'please.'"

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"Please, Please Me" went on to become the title track of their debut album, recorded largely in a single day. That marathon session captured the band's live intensity, translating the electricity of their stage performances onto vinyl. The song's success helped launch Beatlemania in the UK, with screaming fans, sold-out shows, and a cultural wave that would soon crash onto American shores.

Looking back half a century later, it's remarkable how fresh the track still feels. More than just a chart-topping single, "Please, Please Me" marked the moment when The Beatles truly announced themselves to the world.

Have a listen for yourself below.

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Bedding is a vital part of shaping your bedroom decor. Depending on your personal style, your comforter or duvet can help ground the space with a classic neutral tone or add a pop of color with a vibrant pattern. No matter what you prefer, Walmart has plenty of stylish options that are sure to elevate your room.

Right now, the retailer is offering nearly 50% off one of its bestselling styles, the Lux Decor Collection 5-Piece Comforter Set. Originally $55, a queen-size set of the beautiful bedding is currently on sale for as low as $29.

Lux Decor Collection 5-Piece Comforter Set, From $29 (was $60) at Walmart

The complete set comes with a plush comforter, along with two matching pillow shams, a decorative sham, and a coordinating bedskirt. Available in 13 different colors, the set is easy to pair with just about any decor. Choose from a mix of solid colors or a reversible quatrefoil pattern in an assortment of hues. 

The luxurious comforter is crafted of premium brushed microfiber that's soft and smooth to the touch. It also features an ultra-soft down alternative filling ideal for those with allergies or sensitive skin. With a lightweight construction, the comforter is warm yet breathable, making it suitable for use during any season. 

Both the comforter and shams are machine washable, allowing for easy cleaning. To keep the bedding looking like new, simply wash it in a gentle cycle and then air dry or tumble dry on low. No additional ironing is required, thanks to the wrinkle-resistant design.

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Shoppers have raved about the "soft" and "affordable" comforter set. "I love this. It's beautiful. It's comfortable. It was totally worth the money," one reviewer said. Another commented: "This is the perfect comforter for our bed for the spring and summer seasons! It is cool to the touch and very comfortable. We have had some quality sleep nights under our comforter."

All color varieties of this popular five-piece bedding set are still in stock at Walmart, so make sure to snag your favorite for close to 50% off while you can.

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Tyra Banks' net worth in 2026 proves she's much more than a pretty face. Her wealth is thanks to decades of hustling to go from supermodel to super mogul: She took her career from runway modeling to acting, producing and entrepreneurship. While some of her endeavors haven't panned out (her music career never quite took off), most of them have made her very rich, especially America's Next Top Model.

Banks enrolled in a nine-week Harvard non-degree certificate program before launching her own makeup line, and since then she's even returned to the Ivy to teach about personal branding (because, like her or not, few have done it better).

"For years I’ve been telling women, you can have your own money," she previously told Parade while describing her Tyra Beauty cosmetics line. "You can have your financial freedom. Woman power! Go! I feel so excited now to have Tyra Beauty, a business that women can sign up, sell makeup and change their financial future while having fun," she said. "I’m going to be taking my business background and expertise and even mistakes and teaching people across the country—and the world, hopefully ... and starting their businesses how to ask for a raise, how to reach their goals, and get what they want."

To be clear: Tyra Beauty was a multi-level marketing company, and, well, those businesses tend to only work out for people at the very top of their pyramid-like structures.

That said, with ANTM clips going viral more than 20 years after airing, a return to the runway at age 51 and more, Banks does not plan on taking her money and running. She takes her money and uses it to make a lot more. Find out her net worth and how Banks got so much in her, well, bank.

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How did Tyra Banks get famous?

Simply put, Tyra Banks became famous by looking like Tyra Banks. She stayed famous by being a savvy businesswoman.

Born Dec. 4, 1973, in Inglewood, Calif., if you can believe it, Banks said she was an "ugly duckling" as a child. Her transformation into a handsomely-paid swan came when she was a teen: She signed with L.A. Models when she was just 15 and in high school, then switched to Elite Models a year later and soon moved to Milan.

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Tyra Banks modeling on the runway in March 1990 at age 16

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Banks walked 25 shows in at Paris Fashion Week in 1991, her very first full runway season, and her career skyrocketed from there. She became the first Black woman to cover the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue in 1996 with Valeria Mazza, and the first Black woman to have a solo cover in 1997, then returned in 2019.

She also had lucrative contracts with major brands, including Victoria's Secret, where she also broke major barriers.

Tyra Banks modeling a $3 million Victoria's Secret Diamond Dream bra in 1997

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"First is hard. First is lonely. But first is necessary," she wrote on Instagram in June 2021 alongside a photo walking the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show runway in 2005. "First is crucial so that a door can be opened for others to fit through. Within a 10 year span starting in 1995, I was the first Black @VictoriasSecret contract model ever. The first Black Victoria’s Secret Cover model. The first Black VS model to do so many other groundbreaking things with the brand - as well as other brands."

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Tyra Banks walking the runway in the 2005 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show

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"But after a first, must come a flow of more. A flow of different. A flow of unique. A flow so strong, a flow of so many that we LOSE COUNT," she continued. "I retired from the runway 16 years ago - and I’m proud that in my lifetime, I’m witnessing a beauty revolution. To the new collective of badass ROLE models, I may have cracked that door open, but y’all are charging through. Keep on keepin’ on until we all LOSE COUNT of how many are breaking through behind you. 💪🏽💛 #LetsLoseCount."

Banks also dipped her well-pedicured toes into acting, with a recurring role on The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air as Will Smith's ex-girlfriend Jackie Ames beginning in 1993 and appearing in films including Higher Learning (1995), Love & Basketball (2000), Life-Size (2000), Coyote Ugly (2000), Halloween: Resurrection (2002), Tropic Thunder (2008) and Hannah Montana: The Movie (2009), among others. She also appeared in music videos, including "Black or White" by Michael Jackson and "Too Funky" by George Michael.

Banks arguably grew even more famous towards the end of her modeling career: She launched America's Next Top Model in 2003, two years before retiring from the runway, and the reality juggernaut still has viral moments ("We were all rooting for you!") two decades later. In 2005, after retiring from the runway, she launched her eponymous talk show, which ran until 2010.

In 2015, she briefly appeared in the daytime panel show The FabLife, then briefly hosted America's Got Talent and Dancing With the Stars. Now, she's bringing ANTM back for a 25th season and owns her own hot ice cream company. Pretty sweet!

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What is Tyra Banks' net worth in 2026?

Tyra Banks' net worth in 2026 is estimated at $90 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth. That figure reportedly includes her modeling work (including runway modeling, Sports Illustrated Swimsuit, a $10 million Victoria's Secret deal and a hefty CoverGirl contract, to name a few), plus her acting, TV producing and hosting, a cosmetics line and her ... hot ice cream. (More on that in a minute!)

She doesn't just make money on its face, either. Banks also has had pretty good luck investing in real estate and flipping houses. In fact, the Los Angeles Times reported back in January 2022 that she flipped five houses in the Pacific Palisades in just four years.

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How much is Tyra Banks worth in 2026?

Banks is reportedly worth a cool $90 million in 2026.

How much did Tyra Banks get paid for Life-Size? Tyra Banks as Eve in Life-Size (2000)

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Banks starred in Life-Size (2000), the beloved Disney Channel Original in which she plays a Barbie-like doll named Eve that a young Lindsay Lohan brings to life.

Betsy Sligh, Rico Ball and Tyra Banks in Life-Size 2: A Christmas Eve

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Banks' payday for the film isn't publicly known, but she reprised the role in Freeform's Life-Size 2 (2018), on which she was also credited as a producer (and even recorded a song!).

While she didn't disclose her salary for the sequel, Banks told Parade that her business acumen actually influenced the script for Life-Size 2, explaining, "There was one script that Disney was really interested in with me going to Harvard Business School’s Executive Education Program, so there was one script that was all about business, and kids fighting to be the business-y thing."

She added, "But I do pull my learnings into business stuff. I was a stickler, kept re-writing it, saying, 'This doesn’t make sense. She’s the biggest CEO ever? No, she’s not; she’s the youngest CEO of a publicly traded company right now.' How do you judge biggest CEO? What does that mean? So, there was all these things that I kept massaging, massaging, massaging based on me having that education in business."

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How much did Tyra Banks make from ANTM? Miss J Alexander and Tyra Banks on America's Next Top Model

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Banks made a ton of money from America's Next Top Model. While her total earnings from the show aren't publicly known, we do know, per Forbes, that she raked in $30 million in a single 2009 "cycle" of the reality TV smash.

It helps that she had her hand in a lot of pots for ANTM: In addition to hosting and judging the show, she also was a creator and producer of the reality series, which will soon launch its 25th season. What's more, America's Next Top Model spawned a slew of international Top Model spinoffs, and Banks gets pieces of those pies, too.

Banks has called ANTM her "baby," and though she's passionate about it as ever, she admitted that she was surprised it was as successful as it was.

"I was a brand-new producer, still modeling at the time, and I didn’t really understand the business of television, so I thought two cycles of America’s Next Top Model would be very successful," she previously told Parade. "If we were canceled after two, I would have said, 'Oh, goldmine! Success!'"

While Banks made big bucks for Top Model, the actual contestants did not: The Independent reported that several contestants claimed to make between $38 and $45 per day when they were on the show. Additionally, many contestants lamented on Reality Check: America's Next Top Model that the show hurt their careers instead of helping it.

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How many seasons did Tyra Banks host DWTS? Tyra Banks hosting Dancing With the Stars on Oct. 5, 2020

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Banks hosted Dancing With the Stars for three seasons beginning in 2020, and at the time, she said she loved it, in part because she loved dressing up for theme nights. (She described her DWTS looks as "Met Ball times 10," and she wasn't kidding.)

“If you notice me on a stage, it’s much different than a paparazzi shot of me going to get some ice cream or a burger,” Banks said of the show. “But when I am on that stage, I don’t think I’ve ever had this much fun with fashion in television in my entire career, including America’s Next Top Model.”

While she enjoyed her time on the show, it wasn't without some awkward hiccups, and she eventually was paired with Alfonso Ribeiro before ultimately leaving Dancing in 2023 to focus on her business endeavors.

“I think my heart, my soul is into my business, it’s also into producing new TV,” she told TMZ shortly after her exit. “I really, really want to focus on my business and you can’t do that hosting a show, so you’ll see me creating things, not just hosting.”

For his part, Ribeiro thinks she was dealt a crummy hand from the start.

“At the end of the day, I was friends with Tyra. I still am friends with Tyra, and I respect Tyra immensely. She’s a wonderful person and performer,” Ribeiro previously told Parade. “I think unfortunately for Tyra, she came onto the show during COVID. And not having the ability to connect with the celebrities and with the pros—how do you do that? It was always a two-person job. It became a one-woman show. So everything was on her to deliver everything when the show wasn’t designed that way."

Ribeiro explained that because of the coronavirus protocols, as well as not having a co-host or partner, Banks didn't have much choice but to, well, talk about herself.

"You can’t have contact with the celebrities [nor] with the pros. You’re six feet from them doing an interview. Everything about her first two seasons was a setup for failure," he said. "Not that it was a failure, because the show still did well. But I feel like for the audience, they didn’t get to see what it felt like before because the setup was completely different."

He expounded on how the very nature of Dancing With the Stars made Banks' job hard during the pandemic, because the entire dynamic of the show shifted.

"Everybody seems to think it’s a dance competition. It’s not a dance competition. It is a reality show wrapped in a dance competition, and it became just a dance competition," he said. "There was no audience, there was no feeling. The ballroom was dead, right? Because no one was allowed to be in it. There was no way for her to fully succeed and to thrive in that circumstance. It was impossible. It was an impossible situation for her. And it sucks, because could she have been the long-term host of the show if it had been a different time."

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How much did Tyra Banks make as a model? Tyra Banks modeling her Angel wings in the 2001 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show

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Banks made a lot of money modeling, which enabled her to invest in her TV productions, where she made even more. According to Forbes, she was in the top five top model earners for three years: She was No. 5 with $5.5 million in 2000, No. 5 again in 2004 with $4 million and No. 3 with $6 million in 2005.

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While most Americans are reeling from rising prices, Long John Silver’s has officially declared war on inflation. The seafood giant is kicking off the 2026 Lenten season with a massive double-down on value, announcing that it will "hold the line" on its $6 Shrimp Baskets all year long.

But the real talk on social media isn't about the shrimp. To celebrate the season, the brand is bringing back its legendary Mac and Cheese with Crumblies — a dish so popular it has inspired a "secret menu" subculture. According to a press release, the 2026 return sees the classic comfort side upgraded with cavatappi noodles and a rich white cheese sauce, all topped with the hand-battered "Crumblies" that fans typically have to beg for at the counter.

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The centerpiece of the Lenten launch is the $6 Shrimp Basket, now available in a viral-ready Sweet Chili flavor. This "sweet heat" profile—a blend of red chiles and garlic—marks a modern shift for the 57-year-old brand, aiming to capture the younger "food hack" crowd that has been flocking to the chain since its recent logo redesign.

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Whether you choose the hand-battered, grilled, or popcorn-style shrimp, the $6 price point remains ironclad. According to Laura Ellis, Chief Marketing Officer at Long John Silver’s, protecting that price was a non-negotiable for 2026. "Even as someone who's still fairly new to the brand, I've been amazed at how committed our team is to holding the $6 price point," Ellis noted. "It's not easy in today's environment, but we know how important value is to our guests. I'm proud of the work that's gone into protecting that and excited to help carry it forward into 2026."

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For the uninitiated, "Crumblies" are the crunchy, golden bits of secret-recipe batter that flake off during the frying process. By officially sanctioning the Mac and Cheese with Crumblies as a menu item, the brand is leaning into a long-standing fan hack.

The strategy appears to be working. By pairing a high-prestige partnership — The Cheesecake Factory Bakery and their OREO Cookies & Cream Cheesecake — with a $6 entry price, Long John Silver's is positioning itself as the "affordable luxury" of the fast-food world this spring.

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To stay ahead of the Friday Lenten rush, the brand is pushing its Seacret Society rewards program. Members can access exclusive challenges and order ahead via the mobile app to ensure their Sweet Chili baskets are hot and ready. As competitors continue to experiment with surge pricing and disappearing value menus, the message from the Captain’s chair aims to be optimistic and clear: the $6 basket is staying, the "Crumblies" are back, and the flavor is bolder than ever.

Legendary comedianCarol Burnettopens up about meeting her hero during the height of her variety sketch show, The Carol Burnett Show. Looking back, she remembered how Hollywood legend Betty Grable couldn't stop burping on set.

In 1968, the famed actor, pin-up girl, dancer, and model, famous for works like How to Marry a Millionaire and The Dolly Sisters, appeared in a 1968 episode. She guest-starred alongside Martha Raye, with Grable performing "Hello, Dolly" in a barn dance skit.

For Burnett, having Grable be one of the first guest stars on her show was a highlight of her career. While remembering Grable for being "very funny" and "adorable," the Hollywood star had a nasty habit of burping due to her love for Coca-Cola.

Burnett told Amy Poehler in a recent episode of the GoodHang podcast that she had grown up watching Grable and was "thrilled" to see her and Raye together during rehearsal, but "Betty had a thing about Coca-Cola. She had to drink Coca-Cola all the time. So what would happen was, she would be [burping] constantly."

The comedian can perfectly imitate Grable's burps that she remembers being "really, really loud" and how she cracked a joke minutes before hitting the show stage.

"So, we're in the wings ready and we're doing the show, and Betty and Martha and I are ready for our queue to go out, and Betty took [another sip] and [burped] again and Martha Raye said, 'Oh, for God's sakes, Betty, why don't you just fart and save your teeth?'" she explained.

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Burnett remembers the moment like it was yesterday, laughing hysterically at what she said before going out on stage. Grable became one of the highest-grossing actors in the 1930s and 1940s, having had 42 film credits under her belt. She started her career when she was 12 years old and was recognized for some of her greatest hits likes Mother Wore Tights, and later retired in 1955 from film acting but still appeared on TV and stage works.

Have you ever been to Greece or dreamed of visiting? Perhaps you are captivated by its ancient mythology, filled with myths and legends of gods and goddesses who embody human emotions and desires. You might be drawn to its mystical elements, spirituality, and connections to prophetic visions, such as those of the Oracle at Delphi. Read on to discover which Greek island paradise corresponds to your personality based on your birth month. You may want to book a trip, research its lore, or explore its rich history.

Each birth month matches with a Greek island paradise.

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Each Birth Month as a Greek Island Paradise

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January: Crete

January-borns are a lot like Crete—solid, weathered, and built to last. The island's rough mountains, old stone ruins, and filling, no-nonsense food suit these individuals, whether they're a steady Capricorn or an Aquarius with a practical streak. Nothing feels rushed there. The days unfold slowly, and the villages hold tight to their customs, shaped by generations who've learned how to endure.

February: Hydra

February flows into Hydra, a place that is both refined and subtly unconventional. There are no cars here, just whimsy and the fresh sea air. The island prioritizes ideas, art, and simplicity over extravagance. This independent spirit harmonizes perfectly with February-borns, whether they're an individualist Aquarius or a sensitive Pisces, showcasing a passion for originality and a thoughtful detachment from the ordinary.

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March: Corfu

March finds its match in Corfu, a lush and lyrical island where green hills meet Venetian elegance. The island's softer light and layered past echo the emotional depth of this birth month. Whether an emotional Pisces or pioneering Aries, this paradise offers these people romance without excess and beauty that feels almost dreamlike.

April: Milos

April feels at home on Milos, an island shaped by volcanic activity over time. Its cliffs and beaches, sculpted by fire and wind, possess a rugged beauty without needing to impress anyone. There’s an electric energy in the air that resonates with this birth month, whether they're a bold Aries or sensual Taurus—they carry a deep desire to explore and discover what lies around the next bend.

May: Naxos

May-born feels at home on Naxos. The island offers wide valleys, long sandy beaches, and a leisurely pace that suits the atmosphere perfectly. It's a place where meals are enjoyed at a relaxed pace, and afternoons seem to last forever. This environment resonates with these individuals, whether they're a mindful Taurus or intellectual Gemini—grounded, tactile, and happiest when surrounded by good food, comfort, and plenty of space to relax.

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June: Paros

June-borns align with Paros, bringing a breezy, social atmosphere. The island features charming whitewashed villages and offers a lively yet relaxed pace, perfectly balancing fun and ease. This adaptability reflects the essence of these people, whether a curious Gemini or nurturing Cancer, as Paros is equally content hosting a day at the beach or a late-night stroll through its vibrant streets.

July: Santorini

July-born glows on Santorini, iconic and emotionally rich. Dramatic cliffs and glowing sunsets set the stage for connection and reflection, a natural fit for creative Cancer or radiant Leo. Santorini invites you to feel deeply, whether through romance, memory, or quiet awe.

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August: Mykonos

August-borns turns up the volume on Mykonos. Sun-soaked days, electric nights, and unapologetic flair define the island's confidence. Its radiant presence mirrors this birth month, either a flamboyant Leo or independent Virgo, celebrating joy, self-expression, and the art of being fully seen.

September: Rhodes

September-borns travel to Rhodes, where order meets legend. Medieval streets, ancient ruins, and long, walkable shores suit the thoughtful nature of this birth month, either a detail-oriented Virgo or charming Libra—an island that rewards curiosity, structure, and attention to detail.

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October: Zakynthos

October-born drifts into Zakynthos, a place of balance between drama and calm. Beautiful turquoise coves and open landscapes invite both adventure and relaxation, echoing the harmony-seeking essence of Libra or souful depth of Scorpio without trying too hard.

November: Patmos

November-born turns inward on Patmos, spiritual and serene. Known for reflection and quiet beauty, the island resonates with Scorpio's depth or Sagittarius' philosophical curiousity—less about spectacle, more about the meaning behind it all.

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December: Skiathos

December sparkles on Skiathos, impressive yet cozy. Pine forests, soft sand, and warm tavernas capture the optimistic, open-hearted spirit, bringing light, movement, and a sense of awe. Either an expansive Sagittarius or an ambitious Capricorn, this birth month aligns with its highest potential.

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R.E.M. may have disbanded in 2011, but the band continues to live on in the fictional town of Springfield, home of The Simpsons.

On Feb. 15, the band—or more specifically singer Michael Stipe—made a second guest appearance on the long-running series in an episode titled “Homer? A Cracker Bro?” It came as part of a two-fer of episodes marking the season finale and the record-breaking 800th and 801st episodes.

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In the episode, Homer and Milhouse’s father, Kirk Van Houten, run into trouble after joining forces in a business. Stipe appears in animated form singing a parody of R.E.M.’s classic 1993 single “Everybody Hurts,” retitled “Everybody Kirks.”

On R.E.M.’s official Instagram account on Feb. 16, the band shared photos of Stipe holding up a lyric sheet for the song parody in the studio along with the caption, “I was super flattered to be invited back into The Simpsons universe, and particularly with this grand message of great hope.”

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A day earlier, the band shared The Simpsons post of the clip from the show featuring “Everybody Kirks.” In it, a down-on-his-luck Van Houton raids his refrigerator as the song plays. “When your day is long / and at night, the night you snack alone / When you’re sure your hunger’s gone…” At that point, an animated version of Stipe, dressed in a suit and hat like in the original “Everybody Hurts” video, appears along with Milhouse, as the song continues. “…for this life, well, hang on. Don’t let yourself choke / Just because your mouth is dry / Everybody Kirks / Crumb times / Well, everybody Kirks / Crumb times when crackers taste like lies / Everybody Kirks / So munch on / Munch on / Everybody Kirks.”  As the music concludes, Stipe comforts Kirk, who is in a fetal position, by saying, “Munch on, Kirk.”

Fans approved of the clip in the comments on Instagram.

“As a Gen X mom obsessed with REM who has a Gen Alpha daughter obsessed with the Simpsons - this threading the sweetest spot,” wrote one

“Amazing! The magical voice is still magical!” added another.

“Loved it! Between that and the Philly-centric episode before it, it was the most fun I’ve had watching TV on a Sunday night in forever!” added a third fan.

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R.E.M. previously appeared on The Simpsons in and episode titled “Homer the Moe,” which originally aired on Nov. 18, 2001, with the band performing “It’s the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine)” in Homer’s makeshift bar in his garage. In that episode, Stipe provided the family with a vegan feast. That appearance also featured the animated likenesses of R.E.M. guitarist Peter Buck and bassist Mike Mills.

Mama JuneShannon is missing late daughter Anna "Chickadee" Cardwell "a little more" lately.

The Here Comes Honey Boo Boo alum marked a special milestone for her granddaughter, Anna's 13-year-old daughter Kaitlyn, as she recently attended her last dance of middle school.

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Sharing photos of Kaitlyn—affectionately nicknamed "Katy P"—to Instagram over the weekend, Shannon opened up about how "emotional" it's been to continue to raise Anna's two daughters after her death in December 2023.

Anna, who was 29 at the time of her death, was diagnosed with stage 4 adrenal carcinoma in January 2023 and died less than one year later.

"We would always talk about her being here for dance graduations and other things in the girls life but unfortunately god had another plans for her," Shannon wrote in her Sunday, Feb. 15 post, while going on to share that Katy P is "so much like her mother."

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As Katy P prepares to graduate from middle school in the coming months, Shannon, 46, said "these are the moments Anna should be [here] for, but I know she is always with us."

"Life may not be perfect but we r doing everything we can to make sure Katy P has what she needs n even though we have our ups and downs we will continue to make sure she has to best life possible," she added in the post.

Shannon also shared a photo montage to TikTok, showing Katy P all dressed up before heading to the dance, while writing, "These are the moments that make me miss @annamariecardwe39 just a little more."

In another Instagram post shared over the weekend, Shannon took a moment to thank her fans for following along with the famous family and grieving with them after Anna's death.

"I wanna say that we have some amazing fans," Shannon wrote. "These are the moments that we so wish that Anna Marie Cardwell was still here with us."

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If you’ve been eyeing your closet, hallway, or bedroom corner and thinking it could use a little reset, Walmart has the Edx 4-Drawer Retro Flower Dresser marked down to $34, from $62. The floral pattern gives it a subtle vintage feel that’s perfect for manifesting warmer weather, and it’s compact enough for small spaces but designed to make a difference when you’re organizing.

This fabric dresser features a sturdy iron frame and a particleboard top, so it doesn’t feel flimsy despite its lightweight design. The drawers are made from non-woven fabric reinforced with density board and faux leather panels. It’s designed to fit narrow spaces, making it ideal for closets, entryways, bedrooms, and hallways where bulky furniture can’t squeeze into. The wood top also gives you surface space for decor, a lamp, or everyday essentials.

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The dresser’s four deep drawers provide plenty of space to store clothes, seasonal accessories, baby items, or miscellaneous knick-knacks that might pile up. It adds storage without adding bulkiness, which is especially helpful in apartments or smaller bedrooms. If you’re easing into spring organizing, this piece helps make it feel actually manageable.

One shopper wrote, “This is perfect for our baby's clothes. It is just the right size to put in the closet, and the drawers are a good size too.” Another shared that it’s “very easy to put together,” and a third added, “The dresser looks so pretty.”

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The retro floral pattern pairs well with neutral bedding, light wood tones, and spring decor. Its design easily softens a bedroom, or you could place it in a hallway for grab-and-go storage, in a nursery, or tucked inside a closet to maximize vertical space.

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For under $35, this is a practical way to refresh a room without committing to a major furniture investment. The Edx 4-Drawer Retro Flower Dresser offers storage, charm, and flexibility in one compact design. If spring organizing is on your radar, this is an easy place to start.

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Did you know that the kindest, most caring people are typically born on the 6th? Numerologists agree that each birth date resonates with the number’s spiritual meanings and associations. That means each birth date has a unique frequency that resonates with specific attributes, strengths, and challenges. People born on the 6th typically embody the 6 energy in numerology, so they are known as nurturers who prioritize family and balance. Read on to discover the numerological significance of being born on the 6th of any birth month, challenges to watch for, and four core personality traits that define you.

The Numerological Significance of Number 6

The numerological meaning of 6 aligns with family, service, and empathy. People who embody this number tend to have big hearts. Love and connections mean everything to them, so they’re often concerned with building lasting, balanced relationships. Their inner lives are rich with connection, friendship, and family. Usually, these relationships are peaceful and reciprocal. People who align with 6 strive for harmony, so they don’t think twice about showing up for their loved ones; however, they expect the same in return. Unsurprisingly, astrology’s planet of love, partnership, and beauty, Venus, works with 6. The Venusian energy gives 6 a loving energy that resonates with heart-centered crystals like Rose Quartz and Rhodonite.  

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Challenges to Watch For

Those born on the 6th are natural caretakers. A deep sense of fulfillment and purpose comes from serving their family, friends, and even strangers. But what happens when this altruism goes unnoticed, or worse, is taken advantage of? Going without gratitude and acknowledgment eventually weighs on these individuals’ hearts. Instead of being kind and loving, people born on the 6th may become taciturn. They may also struggle to set boundaries, which could negatively affect their long-term relationships and their search for love. As a result, these individuals may become overly selfish to counterbalance the lack of reciprocity from others. 

Core Personality Traits of Those Born on the 6th

Read on for the basic personality profile of those born on the birthdate 6.

1. The “Mom” Friend

The “mom friend” in your life likely has a birthday on the 6th. Family-oriented individuals are typically born on the 6th because this birth date is strongly associated with creating and managing a family. Family can be subjective, so this could be someone’s biological family or their found family. Either way, these individuals love taking care of their people, so count yourself lucky if you’re part of their family.

2. Loved & Connected

People born on the 6th are blessed with a well-rounded, loving community. Friends, family, coworkers, and more naturally gravitate to these people. Some may be overwhelmed by this level of sociability, but not these individuals. They flourish when they’re making plans, working with others, and showing up for their loved ones in times of stress. Having meaningful, peaceful relationships is their number one priority. Reach out to someone born on the 6th if you’re seeking connection and community.

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3. Service-Oriented

Altruistic people are born on the 6th, because this birthday aligns with a service-oriented attitude. Being helpful gives them a sense of purpose. Whether it’s covering a shift at work or helping a friend move, these individuals truly enjoy showing up for their community. They feel fulfilled knowing they have the tools, skills, and emotional bandwidth to help. Although admirable, they must remember to accept help in return.

4. Balanced & Healing

Those born on the 6th are known for being big-hearted. The Venusian energy allows them to be open with their emotions. Love feels freeing and empowering rather than scary and overwhelming. Since these individuals are known for their emotional strength and resilience, they exude temperance. Just being in their presence is healing. They know how to create harmony and ease in any situation or connection, thanks to the balance of their inner emotional reservoir. 

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Each of us has a unique soul journey that can be complex and challenging to understand. Fortunately, the universal language of numbers, known as numerology, can provide guidance. Your soul chose a specific day and month for your birth. However, it also selected a year that resonates with a particular frequency and vibration, making you part of a generational birth cohort that carries energetic meaning. Spiritually, the year you were born reveals clues into your spiritual purpose. Below, discover the numerological meaning and ruling planet for your birth year.

The Meaning of Your Birth Year According to Numerology

Your birth year offers deeper insights into numerology than one might initially realize. It reveals the generational energy your soul chose to incarnate in. This energetic birth cohort serves as a cosmic backdrop for your life, setting a foundational tone for how your path unfolds. A huge part of your life mission is connected to this energy. While your birth date reveals specific traits of your personality and soul's journey, your birth year establishes a collective tone and overarching theme for why you came to Earth at a particular time.

Calculating Your Birth Year Numerology

To calculate and find your birth year numerology and its meaning, add the four numbers of your birth year to come up with a single digit. If you were born in 1983, for example, you would add 1+9+8+3, which reduces to 21. Then add 2+1 to end with the one-digit number 3. You'd have a birth year 3.

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Your Soul’s Journey According to Birth Year Numerology

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Birth Year 1 Soul Journey

Those born in years that reduce to the number 1, your soul’s journey is all about the power of illumination. Through your presence, work, or leadership skills, you’re meant to bring forth new ideas, possibilities, and even ways of being. By showing up authentically, you open the door for others to see themselves in an empowering new light. 

In Chaldean numerology, these birth dates are ruled by the Sun, the star of our solar system, associated with creativity, leadership, and visibility. 

Birth Year 2 Soul Journey

Those born in years that reduce to the number 2 are keepers of ancient feminine wisdom. Their strong connection to the spirit world—ancestors, spirit guides, and angels—serves as guidance in bringing healing to the world. As a highly empathetic person, your soul journey is about supporting others so they can shine. 

In Chaldean numerology, these birth dates are ruled by the Moon, the planet associated with emotions, intuition, and divine feminine wisdom. 

Birth Year 3 Soul Journey

Those born in years that reduce to 3 are among the most expansive numbers. Your soul holds incredible wisdom, which you are meant to share with others as a means of personal growth and spiritual expansion. Positivity and even humor are your way of spreading enthusiasm all around you.  

In Chaldean numerology, these birth dates are ruled by Jupiter, the jovial planet of knowledge, luck, and spirituality. 

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Birth Year 4 Soul Journey

The soul journey of those born in a year date reduces to 4 involves going against mainstream culture to a certain extent. They are the avant-garde humans—the pioneers, the movers and shakers who challenge the established rules so that newness and innovation have a way to infuse the collective vibrations. 

In Chaldean numerology, these birth dates are ruled by Uranus, the planet of rebellion, innovation, disruption, and liberation. 

Birth Year 5 Soul Journey

If you were born on a date that reduces to 5, your soul's purpose is to connect with others through the powers of the mind. You’re meant to explore life’s intricacies and even invite healthy dialogue about society’s most important subjects. Flexibility and change are crucial to you and something you invite those around you to embrace, too. 

In Chaldean numerology, these birth dates are ruled by Mercury, the planet of communication, sociability, and thought process. 

Birth Year 6 Soul Journey

Individuals born in a birth year that reduces to 6 are here to remind us of the importance of experiencing joy and connection in life. Their receptive nature inspires others to open up to experience more beauty and even harmony in their lives. They are the social connectors, bringing people together in the spirit of friendship and even collaboration. 

In Chaldean numerology, these birth dates are ruled by Venus, the planet of pleasure, love, beauty, and relationships. 

Birth Year 7 Soul Journey

The soul journey of those born in a year that reduces to 7 is deeply connected to the spirit world. Their empathic nature and psychic powers attune to the subtle forces of our world. They can see auras, detect lies, and even communicate with spirits of other realms. In this way, they inspire others to connect with the unseen forces. 

In Chaldean numerology, these birth dates are ruled by Neptune, the planet of fantasy, illusion, dreams, and oneness. 

Birth Year 8 Soul Journey

Individuals born in a year that reduces to 8 are deeply focused to bring a sense of justice and order to the world. They are incredibly focused on creating structures and processes for long-term success. They are the doers and the wise teachers, holding an aura of authority that is hard to challenge. 

In Chaldean numerology, these birth dates are ruled by Saturn, the planet of time, effort, responsibility, and self-mastery. 

Birth Year 9 Soul Journey

If you were born in a year that reduces to 9, your soul journey involves learning to channel courage and passion into a cause that involves the greater good. You may often find yourself defending something close to your heart or looking after a set of values that define the boundaries between what’s right and what’s wrong. 

In Chaldean numerology, these birth dates are ruled by Mars, the planet of strength, action, courage, and willpower. 

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Throughout 1986, Bob Dylan joined Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers on a world tour.

Officially the True Confessions Tour, this period saw a different Dylan, 84, than the one fans might be used to.

Known as quiet, contemplative, and mysterious, Dylan's '86 run with Petty, who passed away in 2017 at the age of 66, may have been his "most talkative tour yet," according to Dylan chronicler Ray Padgett.

"Was 1986 his most talkative year ever? You could make the case," wrote Padgett, via his online hub of Dylan history, Flagging Down the Double E's.

Rolling Stone calls Padgett's collection of research and review "indispensable."

"The early gospel shows where he was delivering full-on sermons might top it, but in terms of more casual chatting rather than aggressively preaching, this tour is hard to beat," Padgett continued.

"He kept quiet the first few shows, but now that they’re in full flow, he won’t shut up. And that’s a good thing!"

Padgett went on to highlight some of Dylan's innermost thoughts during the tour.

In February 1986, while they were playing Sydney, Australia, Dylan said of his song, "License to Kill" (1983): "Here's something I wrote a while back, it's all about the space program."

The normally seclusive singer continued: "I suppose you heard about this tragedy, right? I don't need to tell you it really was a tragedy… You see, these people had no business going up there. Like there's not enough problems on Earth to solve? So I wanna dedicate this song to all those poor people, who were fooled into going up there."

At the time, Dylan was referencing the Challenger explosion, which occurred earlier that year.

The following week in Melbourne, Dylan went on another lengthy tangent, this time while introducing "Girl from the North Country" (1963).

"I come from a place called the Midwest," said Dylan.

"It's kind of nice there at certain parts of the year. If you go up South, by this time I'd either have been killed, or killed somebody, so I figured I was kind of lucky to grow up down there."

He continued: "Of course, If I had grown up out West, I'd have been a Beach Boy. East, I never really did consider."

Padgett shared an excerpt of the article to Instagram, teasing Dylan fans for "complaining Bob Dylan doesn’t talk on stage."

One user commented: "Bob has always cracked me up–and the self deprecating aspect of [the] wry humor is a large part of it."

In contrast, another wrote: "Saw him in 2010, worst concert I’ve ever attended. In addition, he didn’t say one word between songs."

While Dylan might not be too chatty on stage these days, there's no doubt the ability still lives within him.

TMZ has received a fourth note from an unknown sender who is asking for Bitcoin in exchange for information about who is responsible for the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie.

"I know what I saw 5 days ago south of the border and I was told to shut up so I know who he is and that was definitely Nancy with them," the note reads in part.

The note appears to have been sent by the same person as it includes the same Bitcoin address. The person said they prefer to come forward with information anonymously because they have a "burglary" on his record from 10 years ago and he's afraid of getting in trouble.

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TMZ sent a message to the person who sent the note, writing, "If the individual who is writing us these emails is reading this … if you are for real, send us the information regarding the whereabouts of Nancy and her kidnappers. We will immediately forward the information to the FBI. If it leads to finding Nancy and/or the kidnappers, you then have a public record that you are the one responsible, thus ensuring you will get the reward. The FBI is aware we are making this overture."

In the third note, which was sent on Friday, Feb. 13, the person told TMZ they wanted 1 Bitcoin (approximately $68,000) for the name of the person behind Nancy's disappearance. They promised not to touch the money until after an arrest was made, and then they asked for another Bitcoin—essentially the $100,000 that the FBI has offered for anyone with information that leads to an arrest in the case.

It's important to note that the person sending this particular Bitcoin request does not appear to be the same person who was sending unverified ransom notes, demanding $6 million in Bitcoin from the Guthrie family in exchange for Nancy. As far as the public knows, those deadlines set by the would-be kidnapper came and went without proof of life—or Bitcoin transfers.

On Sunday, Feb. 15, a GoFundMe was started by someone in Tucson in hopes of crowdfunding the 1 Bitcoin for the information from the person sending notes to TMZ.

"Nancy Guthrie is currently missing, and as a concerned citizen, I am organizing this fundraiser to support the Guthrie family in their search for answers. The family has received information that could potentially lead to Nancy's location, but it comes from sources that are less than credible and requires the purchase of bitcoin to access. While there is no guarantee that this tip will bring Nancy home, the family is determined to explore every possible avenue in hopes of reuniting with their loved one," the GoFundMe reads, in part.

As of this writing, $180 of the $65,000 goal had been donated.

Nancy, 84, has been missing since Friday, Feb. 1. Authorities believe that she may have been abducted from her Arizona home.

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