Parade

Throughout the 1960s, music fans were treated to countless high-quality albums that experimented with genre and explored themes of love, equality, and the horrors of war. The publication Far Outmagazine recently released a ranking that spotlighted some of the most acclaimed albums of the decade.

The list, titled "10 albums from the 1960s that we would rate an 11/10," included still beloved records like The Beatles' Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band from 1967, Electric Ladyland by Jimi Hendrix, released in 1968, and The Beach Boys' Pet Sounds, released in 1966.

According to Far Out magazine, Nina Simone's 1966 album Wild Is the Wind, with classic songs like "Lilac Wine" and "Four Women," is the most perfect album released in the '60s.

Nina Simone Discussed Her Career as a Musician in a 1999 Interview

In a 1999 interview with BBC HARDtalk, four years before her 2003 death at the age of 70, Simone discussed her long-lasting and influential career as a musician and civil rights activist. During the interview, she said she agreed that her performances were "a political weapon." She explained that her music had "helped [her] for 30 years defend the rights of American Blacks" and those in developing countries "to defend them with protest songs."

"It helps to change the world," said the singer.

In addition, Simone said that she wanted her performances "to make [the audience] aware of what has been done to [her] people around the world." She also shared that she was proud of her legacy and success as an iconic musician.

"My success means a great deal to me, and my stage presence and being on stage means a great deal to me. My music is first in my life," said Simone in the 1999 interview.

She also said that being on stage was "always a huge kick" for her. Simone clarified that she would make audiences wait for her to perform to ensure she played piano and sang to the best of her abilities.

"I have to be composed. I have to be poised. I have to remember what my first piano teacher taught me, you do not touch that piano until you are ready. And until they are ready to listen to you. You just make them wait," said Simone during the BBC HARDtalk interview.

The name Theodore is in the top five for boys, but when it comes to the most popular names in the U.S. for girls, you have to scroll far down to find a girl's name that starts with “T." According to the Social Security Administration’s 2025 Popular Baby Names list, the most used “T” name for girls is Tatum, which ranks at number 189! The second-most popular name starting with “T” for girls? Talia at number 265. So, any “T” moniker at all that an expectant parent chooses for their little girl is going to be pretty unique at this point. 

That said, “T” names used to be much bigger for girls, from the 1960s feel of Trudy to Tiffany, which felt inescapable in the ‘80s. Some of these monikers might seem dated, but maybe they’re just ready for a new generation to take them on.

There are many reasons why someone might be looking for a “T” girl name in particular. Maybe your baby’s last name will start with “T,” and alliteration is your thing. Maybe monikers starting with “T” already run in the family. Or maybe you want something that your kid won’t have in common with a dozen classmates.

From titles that will be very familiar to you (Taylor, Theresa), to names inspired by celebrities (Tilda, Troian), to cute nicknames that totally stand on their own, too (Tina, Toni), below you’ll find 75 terrific girl names that start with “T”.

Related: Looking for Inspiration from Ancient Philosophers or Mythology? Check Out These 150 Greek Baby Names

75 Best Girl Names That Start With ‘T’

CanvaPro/Parade

1. Theodora — This Greek name means “god’s gift” and lends itself to the nickname “Theo.”
2. Taylor — The name Taylor has a literal background, coming from the English occupation word “tailor.”
3. Tania — This name has roots in Russian as a shortened version of “Tatiana,” and in Romance languages it stems from the family name Tatius, which has an unknown meaning.
4. Tia — Tia has various roots. For instance, in Spanish, the name is the word for “aunt.” In Greek, it means “princess.”
5. Thea — Another Greek name, this one means “goddess.”
6. Tyler — This name comes from the Old French and Old English words for “tiler,” a person who worked laying tiles
7. Theresa — This name can be traced back to Greek and Latin origins, and the widely accepted meaning is “to harvest.”
8. Teresa — Theresa is also commonly spelled without the "H."
9. Tanya — Tanya has various origins, including a form of the Russian “Tatiana” and a shortened version of the Shona name “Tanyaradzwa.”
10. Tiana — Tiana has many different origins, and can mean “princess” or “follower of Christ.”
11. Teyana — Similar to Tiana (tee-ahn-na), there’s Teyana (tay-ahn-na), which has similar roots.
12. Tamara — Tamara means “date,” as in the fruit, and has Hebrew and Arabic origins. 
13. Thalia — This name has the Hebrew meaning of “dew of god” or the Greek meaning of “flourishing.”
14. Talia — The name can also be spelled without the "H". This is the version that ranked 265 on the 2025 SSA list.
15. Tara — Tara has roots in Gaelic—coming from the Hill of Tara in Ireland—and Sanskrit, meaning “star.”
16. Tina — Often a nickname for Christina—"follower of Christ”—this name also can stand on its own. 
17. Tori — Similarly, Tori is often short for the Latin Victoria—“victory”—but its Japanese meaning is “bird.”
18. Tierra — In Spanish, this name means “Earth.”
19. Tiara — The similar name, Tiara, comes from Latin and means “crown.”
20. Toni — For girls, this name is commonly a nickname for the name “Antonia,” which is Latin for “from Antium,” but can also mean “praiseworthy.”
21. Teri — Teri is a shortened form of “Teresa,” meaning “to harvest.” 
22. Tristan — This name has Celtic, Welsh and French roots and means “noise,” “tumult” or “sorrowful.”
23. Terra — The Latin name Terra means “Earth.”
24. Tess — Another diminutive of Teresa,” Tess also has the meaning “to harvest.”
25. Tiffany — Tiffany comes from the Greek name Theophania, which means “Epiphany” or “manifestation of god.”

Related: 150 Unusual Baby Names for Girls and Boys Born in 2026 That Are Guaranteed To Stand Out

Unique Girl Names That Start With ‘T’

CanvaPro/Parade

1. Thomasin — This feminine version of Thomas means “twin” and has an Aramaic origin.
2. Tyla — This Lithuanian name means “silence” or “peace.”
3. Townes — Townes is a last name turned first name that literally means “one who lived in/near a town.”
4. Taissa — Taissa has various roots—Ukrainian, Russian and Greek—and means “bandage.”
5. Troian — Usually a last name, Troian means "trinity" or "Father of Triplet Sons" (in its surname version), and is of Slavic origin. 
6. Trinity — Speaking of… Trinity is a Latin name that refers to the Holy Trinity in Christianity.
7. Tilda — Tilda, which can be short for Matilda, can mean “heroine” or “mighty in war.” It has various cultural backgrounds, including German and Spanish.
8. True — Self-explanatory, this name is just the English word “true.”
9. Tinsley — This English name refers to a word for a location, “Tynni’s meadow.”
10. Tuppence — Tuppence refers to British currency. It means “two pence.” 
11. Thaïs — The Greek Thaïs means “bond,” “bandage" or “beloved.”
12. Topaz — This Greek option comes from the gemstone of the same name.
13. Tricia — Sometimes short for Patricia, naturally, this Latin name means “patrician” or “noble.”
14. Tammy — This name stems from two we’ve already mentioned: Thomas (“twin”) and Tamara (“date fruit”).
15. Trudy — The German Trudy is a diminutive of Gertrude, meaning “spear of strength.”
16. Topanga — Topanga is a location in California named after a Tongva word meaning “where the mountain meets the sea.” 
17. Téa — Given that it is a version of Thea, this name also means “goddess.”
18. Twyla — This name can refer to the time of day “twilight” or mean “woven with a double thread.” 
19. Twila — Another option for the above name switches out the "Y" for an "I."
20. Tracy — With English and Irish roots, this name stems from locations and can also mean “fighter” or “warlike.”
21. Tenley — This English name means a “meadow that has been cleared through burning.”
22. Thelma — Coming from Greek, Thelma means “will” or “volition.” 
23. Taraji — The Swahili name “Taraji” means “hope” and “faith.”
24. Theodosia — Like Theodora, this Greek name means “god’s gift.”
25. Tennille — This name can be traced to English and French roots and is said to mean “passionate” or “champion.”

Related: 125 Girl Names That Start With ‘D’ for Your Darling Daughter

Cute Girl Names That Start With ‘T’

CanvaPro/Parade

1. Tatiana — Russian and Romance language name "Tatiana" is said to have an unknown meaning, but is thought by some to mean “fair queen.”
2. Tulip — The etymology of this word-turned-name can be traced from Latin to Turkish to Persian, with a root word meaning “turban,” like the shape of the flower.
3. Teagan — This Irish name means “beautiful” or “perfect.”
4. Tegan — Another option for those who like Teagan, but are looking for a five-letter name.
5. Tatum — With an Old English origin, this name means “Tata’s or Tate’s homestead.”
6. Tessa — Like Tess, this diminutive of Teresa means “to harvest.”
7. Tully — Irish name Tully can mean “flood” and “quiet.”
8. Tasha — This name has Slavic roots and, as a shortened version of Natasha, means “born on Christmas Day.”
9. Tillie — Like Tilda, the root name Matilda, means this name is also defined as “heroine” or “mighty in war.”
10. Thora — This Old Norse name means “thunder goddess.”
11. Tamsin — Another feminine version of Thomas, this name means “twin.”
12. Tallulah — This "T" name has both the Irish meaning “lady of abundance” and the Choctaw meaning “leaping water.”
13. Thomasina — Like Tamsin and Thomasin before it, we have another name with Aramaic roots meaning “twin.”
14. Tayla — A seemingly more modern invention, this name could be linked to Taylor (meaning “tailor”), especially in countries where they are pronounced the same.
15. Tavi — This name can be short for the Latin Octavia (“eighth”) or a form of the Hebrew David (“beloved”).
16. Tove — Old Norse name Tove means “beloved” or “beautiful.”
17. Tova — Similarly, Tova has the same Old Norse meaning as Tove, but also the Hebrew meaning of “good.”
18. Teddi — This nickname that can also stand alone stems from Theodore/Theodora, meaning “god’s gift.”
19. Tabitha — This Aramaic name means “gazelle.”
20. Tala — This name is used in many different cultures. For instance, in Tagalog it means “star,” and in Persian it means “gold.”
21. Tai — In Chinese, this name means “extreme” or “very.”
22. Trixie — Short for Beatrix, this name means “traveler.”
23. Tuesday — This name comes from the day of the week, but to go back further, it comes from the Old English “Tiw’s Day” for the Norse god of justice named Tiw.
24. Tamar — Hebrew name Tamar means “date fruit.”
25. Tawny — This English option is a reference to the light brown color.

Up Next:

Related: 75 Unique 'Rich People Names' for Your Baby Boy or Girl

If you’ve been keeping up with some of the most popular shows in recent times, chances are you’ve watched one with AlannaUbach. 

The actress has been featured in Euphoria, Ted, Hacks, and The Last of Us. She is known for her roles in films such as Legally Blonde, Meet the Fockers, andBatman: Gotham Knight.  

Ubach spoke to People about how she balances switching genres and characters so often. She explained she is "like a mother juggling four kids at one time, and it's doable, but it's a challenge, to say the least."

She shared that what helps her with this challenge is "the cast, the crew, they're just lovely. And the directors, if you're having a great groove with the directors, it's super important. Working with SethMcFarlane [on Ted] and SamLevinson [on Euphoria] is just an actor's dream."

The 50-year-old was reconnected with Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce co-star JeanSmart after joining the cast for the final season of Hacks. Ubach reflected on when Smart helped bail out the Bravo show. 

"She swooped in and saved the day when CarrieFisher decided that she no longer wanted to work on Girlfriends' Guide, and so they immediately wrote a new character, named Katherine, who was going to be managing Lisa Edelstein's character," Ubach shared. "Jean Smart was hired that day, flew up to Canada, and just killed it. She walked in and saved us because we didn't know what we were going to do without that character."

Working on Hacks reminded Ubach how talented Smart is. 

"She's just phenomenal. It's amazing to see this woman, who has been such a treasure for so many years, win this role that seems tailor-made for her. It's such a moment for her right now, and I'm so excited for her," she said about the 74-year-old comedian.

The comedy drama aired its final episode on May 28. Ubach enjoyed being able to see how close the cast was while she joined for the fifth season. 

"They are a family through and through. Clearly, they've been spending 12 hours a day, Monday through Friday, together. They can basically finish each other's sentences. They truly are one big family, from the director and the writers to Jean," she said. "They're brothers and sisters. They're all joined at the hip, and it was so exciting to be working with them because you're joining a jazz group, and playing with them is playing jazz. They're the greats."

Hacks is available to stream on HBO Max. 

Perfection lies in the ear of the beholder. But sometimes, a track comes along that everyone can agree is a hit. One of those tracks is the Zager & Evans1969 prophetic gem, “In the Year 2525 (Exordium & Terminus).” 

🎬 SIGN UP for Parade’s Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox 🎬 

Going beyond its purpose of just being a bop, the iconic track has become something of a crystal-ball anthem, predicting the future by acting as an eerily accurate parable for today’s reality.

“Did this song by Zager & Evans actually predict the future?”American Songwriter wrote. “In a way, it did. This unique folk-rock song from 1969 has been analyzed by many music nerds (including me), and it boasts lyrics that seem to predict climate change, AI, and other interesting tidbits that came to be after 1969. Give the lyrics a read and come to your own conclusion.”

Tracing a dystopian timeline, during which unchecked technology replaces humanity, “In the Year 2525” foreshadows medical and digital advancements like IVF, AI, and Big Pharma. Yeah, it’s weirdly on point, y’all. But that isn’t the most interesting part of AS’s write-up. 

The outlet goes even further than pointing out the track’s fortune-telling accuracy to call Zager & Evans’ tune a perfect one-hit wonder, explaining, “In the end, I added this song to our list because it’s a musically sound one-hit wonder with forward-thinking (and somewhat surreal) lyrics that you won’t find elsewhere at the time.”

First released locally in 1968, the song caught the attention of RCA Records, which scooped it up for national and global releases in April 1969. Good thing the company did, because the futuristic sci-fi single became an international phenomenon. 

Chalk it up to genius, lightning in a bottle, or just perfect timing—the track became a hit during a particularly unusual moment in pop music. It was a time when hippie-era hits like "Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In" and pop classics like "Sugar, Sugar" were topping the charts, trading the No. 1 spot with legends including Elvis Presley, The Beatles, and TheTemptations.

Per Songfacts, “In the Year 2525” managed to squeeze its way in there and dominate the Billboard Hot 100, starting in July 1969, for six weeks, kicking off its run around the same time as the first moon landing. The track even boosted its parent record, 2525 (Exordium & Terminus), to gold certification via the RIAA, selling more than 4 million copies by 1970.

The duo behind the track, Nebraska natives Denny Zager and Rick Evans, didn’t start their music career with the goal of becoming a one-hit wonder. But their subsequent singles, including “Mr. Turnkey,” simply couldn’t capture lightning in a bottle twice. 

Their magnum opus—a structurally unconventional novelty song—became a cultural touchstone and enduring cautionary tale. It also holds the unique distinction of being the only song to hit No. 1 in both the U.S. and the U.K. while its creators never landed another charting single again.

This is a legendary case of a band that achieved musical immortality from one single perfectly executed track.

Related: 1966’s No. 1 Song of Summer, One of Rock’s Simplest Hits, Remains a Timeless Anthem

Catherine Bach is a TV legend thanks to her role as Daisy Duke on The Dukes of Hazzard, but she's been to hell and back recently with health issues.

Bach, 72, rose to stardom on the hit program, which had her character hanging with cousins Bo and Luke (played by Tom Wopat and John Schneider) on a Georgia farm. The show ran from 1979 to 1985 on CBS, and went down in history as a fan favorite. But as Bach has navigated horrific health issues in recent years, it’s great to see the TV icon looking better than ever alongside fellow acting icon Dyan Cannon and friend Patrick Foley. With her brunette hair kissed with blonde highlights, Bach made it clear that she's thriving after a difficult period.

View this post on Instagram

🎬 SIGN UP for Parade’s Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox 🎬 

What Happened to Catherine Bach?

Last year, Bach was hospitalized due to an embolism that developed after surgery, Parade reported.

Wopat, who played Luke Duke, shared a sweet throwback photo of the duo and expressed his love for his former co-star.

“Tom and the Wopat Webcrew are sending our heartfelt thoughts and prayers to Catherine Bach, who was recently hospitalized. Wishing her comfort and a full, speedy recovery. ❤️,” Wopat captioned the photo.

View this post on Instagram

Schneider, who played Bo Duke, took to Facebook to express similar sentiments.

“Attention, Dukes of Hazzard family! I just texted Catherine, and thankfully, she responded right away,” Schneider wrote. “Yes, she is in the hospital, but she assures me that she is going to be fine. She appreciates all our prayers and support and is truly disappointed not to be traveling this weekend. We love you, Catherine!”

While the stars of Dukes met decades ago on the fan favorite show, they’ve managed to stay close throughout the years, maintaining a strong bond that’s navigated many ups and downs.

 “It never occurred to us that we weren’t going to be friends for life,” Schneider told Fox News in April. “I’ve met other people from other shows, and particularly other bands… there’s a lot of bands that can’t stand one another. I couldn’t imagine a life without Tom Wopat being one of my best friends, without Catherine Bach being one of my best friends. It couldn’t possibly exist.”

Related: Dyan Cannon, 88, Says She Tried ‘Drugs, Men, and Pills’ Before Becoming a ‘God Girl'

North West just celebrated her 13th birthday, and she's once again at the center of an internet conversation—not because of anything she said or did specifically, but because of a recent celebrity event appearance that has reignited a longstanding debate about children growing up in the spotlight.

A viral social media clip showing the 13-year-old posing for photos and interacting with adults at a high-profile event prompted thousands of comments from viewers questioning whether someone her age should already be navigating celebrity culture.

Others, however, argued that the public was reading far too much into a brief moment and unfairly projecting emotions onto a child they don't know.

Related: Here’s Why Fans Are Calling Kim Kardashian and Kanye’s Daughter North West a ‘Young Emo Icon’

Fans Question Whether Children Should Grow Up in the Celebrity Spotlight View this post on Instagram

While much of the discussion is about how Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are guiding their child through what some deem as “Hollyweird,” there's also the broader issue of child fame.

Some commenters felt she appeared uncomfortable during the event, with one person writing, "She looks miserable."

Another added, "This little girl looks so sad and confused."

Others questioned whether children should be attending adult-oriented celebrity events at all, with one viewer commenting, "She's too young for this type of exposure."

Several users pointed to the pressures that have historically accompanied growing up in the public eye.

"We've seen so many child stars start at a very young age," one commenter wrote. "Unfortunately many of them struggle during their teenage years or young adulthood because of the pressures that come with fame."

Others referenced former child stars like Drew Barrymore as part of the broader conversation surrounding young celebrities.

Some comments also questioned whether famous children should have a visibly present parent or trusted adult during public appearances, while others expressed concern about North posing for photos with adult celebrities.

Importantly, none of the comments suggested any specific interaction in the clip was inappropriate. Instead, they reflected a wider discussion about how much public exposure is healthy for children whose parents are already household names.

Related: ‘70s Child Star Admits He Spiraled Out of Control After Early TV Fame on ‘The Brady Bunch’

Others Say It's Unfair to Judge North From a Short Clip

Not everyone agreed with the criticism.

Many commenters argued that the internet was making sweeping assumptions based on only a few seconds of video.

One person wrote, "If her parents are ok with it. Why is it our business."

Another noted that North is hardly the first child of famous parents to attend celebrity events, commenting, "She's not the first or last celebrity child that mingles at events. Why do people make everything so weird?"

Others pointed out that facial expressions captured in a brief clip aren't enough to determine how someone is feeling, particularly during a crowded event where cameras are constantly flashing.

The discussion ultimately became less about North herself and more about a question that has followed child stars for decades: Should children be introduced to public fame early if it's simply part of their family's life, or is there value in waiting until they're older to navigate the pressures that come with constant public attention?

While opinions remain divided, the viral reaction shows that conversations about childhood fame continue to resonate whenever a young celebrity steps into the spotlight.

🎬 SIGN UP for Parade’s Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox 🎬

Parade aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission.

Some jewelry trends come and go, but a classic strand of pearls never goes out of style. It's one of those timeless accessories that can make just about any outfit feel more polished, whether you're heading to a wedding or pairing it with a button-down and jeans. The only problem is that quality pearl necklaces often come with luxury-level price tags. That's why JCPenney's latest flash sale is one worth checking out. 

Originally priced at $100, the Silver Treasures Sterling Silver 16-Inch Pearl Strand Necklace is now marked down to $39, a savings of 61%. If you use the code 1BIGSALE at checkout, the price drops even further to just $25. The necklace has earned high marks from shoppers, including one reviewer who called it "elegant and classic." 

Silver Treasures Sterling Silver 16-Inch Pearl Strand Necklace, $25 (was $100) at JCPenney

Courtesy of JCPenney

Shop at JCPenney

Made with white cultured freshwater pearls and a sterling silver lobster clasp, this “gorgeous” necklace is a versatile staple you'll wear for years. It features a classic 16-inch length that sits right at your collarbone, with a 2-inch extender just in case you need to adjust. It's also nickel-free, making it a comfortable choice for those with sensitive skin. 

Shoppers consistently praised the necklace's quality and appearance. One reviewer wrote, "Beautiful pearl necklace. It looks great and the pearls really illuminate when light hits them." Others said the necklace was the “perfect length,” while another called it "the perfect gift for a bride to be." It also comes packaged in a gift box.

To help preserve the pearls' natural shine, wipe the necklace with a soft cloth after each wear and store it separately from other jewelry to avoid scratches. It’s best to put on perfume, hairspray, and lotions before wearing the necklace and let them dry fully, since exposure to chemicals and moisture can dull pearls over time. 

Shop More Deals

• Liz Claiborne Flower Drop Earrings, $8 (was $20) at JCPenney
• Bijoux Bar Womens Drop Earrings, $9 (was $20) at JCPenney
• Bold Elements Gold Tone Womens Drop Earrings, $6 (was $20) at JCPenney

Related: JCPenney’s 'Dainty' Diamond Hoop Earring Set Is 'Beautiful, Attractive, Eye-Catching' and 88% Off

If you've been thinking about adding a classic staple to your jewelry collection, this pearl necklace is hard to pass up. Shop the Silver Treasures Sterling Silver 16-Inch Pearl Strand Necklace at JCPenney now while it's still on sale for just $25!

Don’t miss future deals!Sign up for Parade Picks to receive our commerce team’s curated selection of discounts and sales, twice a week.

Kathy Garver is making the most of the season.

The Family Affair star, now 80, treated her followers to a sun-soaked moment this week, sharing a cheerful poolside selfie from Palm Desert.

In the photo, the iconic sitcom star beams beneath a white sun hat and tortoiseshell sunglasses, the turquoise water and palm trees glowing behind her. "After a full work week R and R in Palm Desert," she captioned the snap.

Fans were quick to send love, with one calling the scene "so serene."

View this post on Instagram

For longtime viewers, that smile is instantly familiar. Garver shot to fame as teenage Cissy on Family Affair, one of the most cherished sitcoms of the 1960s.

The CBS series starred Brian Keith and Sebastian Cabot alongside young actors Garver, Johnny Whitaker, and Anissa Jones. It followed a well-to-do New York bachelor who was suddenly tasked with raising his late brother's three orphaned children in his upscale high-rise.

The show ran for five seasons, from September 1966 to March 1971, and quickly became a national favorite.

(Original Caption) Diane Brewster (second from left) tries to make friends with Anissa Jones, Kathy Garver, and Johnnie Whitaker (left to right) in a scene from the TV series, Family Affair. 1967.

Getty

In a new interview with Woman's World, Garver pulled back the curtain on what made the show tick, crediting a lesson from producer Ed Hartmann.

"He told me the formula was like climbing a palm tree," she said. "You introduce a problem and start climbing. You get to the top, look around for a solution, and then you slide back down. That was our show: Here's the problem, how do we solve it, we've solved it, now everyone is happy."

Family Affair also broke ground as one of the earliest TV series to air in color, giving its cozy stories an extra glow.

The most beloved Netflix shows of all time were just ranked by Collider, and a cozy LGBTQ+ teen romance sits at the top of the list! Heartstopper, starring Joe Locke and Kit Connor, was ranked at No. 1, beating out other fan-favorites like Stranger Things, BoJack Horseman, and The Queen's Gambit.

Related: A Top 10 Netflix Show Was Just Cancelled After 1 Season and Fans Are Outraged

"It’s a genuinely great feel-good watch that locks viewers in with its authentic LGBTQ+ representation and warmth," wrote author Jiminna Shillingford, while celebrating how the series "beautifully captures first love, friendship, and self-discovery with a softness that feels quite rare for teen television."

The series began in 2022 and is set to end with a feature-length film in July 2026. Here's everything you need to know about the sentimental Netflix series!

What is Heartstopper on Netflix about?

Heartstopper is a cozy coming-of-age romantic drama on Netflix based on the graphic novels written and illustrated by Alice Oseman, who also adapted the series for the screen. The series follows shy, openly gay student Charlie Spring and popular jock rugby player Nick Nelson as their unlikely friendship gradually blossoms into a heartfelt romance.

Related: This Iconic 4th of July Film Is Still Dividing Fans 30 Years Later

The sweet show tackles topics including first love, identity, friendship, family, and mental health, and has been widely praised for its warm, optimistic portrayal of LGBTQ+ relationships and its faithful adaptation of the beloved graphic novels. The series has an extremely high critic Tomatometer score of 98% on Rotten Tomatoes, while the fan-voted Popcornmeter rating sits at an impressive 95%.

What to know about the upcoming Heartstopper Forever movie

The series will conclude with a feature film on Netflix called Heartstopper Forever, set to premiere on July 17, 2026. The movie will pick up right after the season 3 finale, which showed Nick and Charlie taking their relationship to a new level.

Related: Why This Bestselling Romance Author Is ‘Taking a Step Back’ From Her Film Adaptations

“The movie will be an exploration of time, memory, love, pain, the changing of the seasons, endings and beginnings, and the core element of Heartstopper: the ordinary magic of our everyday lives,” Oseman old Tudum in June 2026. "I want the movie to be a beautiful and emotional send-off for the Heartstopper story."

Connor and Locke are also making their debut as executive producers for the film event.

Every summer has a song that completely takes over and sets the vibe. In the summer of 1979, that song was "Bad Girls" by Donna Summer. The iconic disco track became the No. 1 song of summer and remains synonymous with disco's peak years.

Long before there was a "Brat Girl Summer," there was the "Bad Girls Summer" of 1979, dominated by one Ms. Donna Summer, who will forever be known as the "Queen of Disco."

In June 1979, "Bad Girls" was released as the second single on Summer's seventh studio album of the same name, which was released in April. The song was co-written by Summer with members of '70s group the Brooklyn Dreams, which included Bruce Sudano, Joe "Bean" Esposito, and Edward "Eddie" Hokenson.

Related: 1976 Classic Hit Became a Feel-Good Anthem That Defined a Generation

With its infectious vocal hook "Toot toot! Hey, beep beep!" along with the streetwise "Bad Girls" lyrics and Summer's feisty and incredible vocal performance, the song stood out among other disco hits. Having a brazen backstory linked to sex workers, the track felt both edgier and more socially conscious than many disco songs of the era.

By July 1979, the track topped the Billboard Hot 100 and stayed there for five weeks. "Bad Girls" was the top song of summer 1979, ahead of major disco hits like "Ring My Bell" by Anita Ward at No. 2 and "Good Times" by Chic at No. 3. The singer further dominated that summer, too, as her song "Hot Stuff" hit No. 1 the month prior and stayed at the top for three weeks and remained at No. 4 that year beneath "Bad Girls." Summer wasn't just scoring hits — she was defining a summer and an era.

"Bad Girls" received nominations for "Favorite Pop/Rock Single" at the 1980 American Music Awards and for "Best Disco Recording" at the 22nd Annual Grammy Awards, but it didn't win either. However, Summer did take home the "Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist" from the American Music Awards that year.

Almost 50 years later, the iconic disco anthem still endures and ranks among the greatest disco songs of all times. The beloved funk-pop track still gets plenty of radio play and, to date, the song has almost 115 million streams on Spotify alone.

Disco didn't survive 1979. "Bad Girls" did — and it's still playing.

Harry Langdon/Getty Images

Relive Donna Summer's "Bad Girls" music video:

Watch the promo video from 1979 for Bad Girls.

🎬SIGN UP for Parade’s Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox🎬

Britney Spearsshared on social media a happy moment spending time with her sons, Jayden James Federline and Sean Preston Federline, earlier this year. Now they're back and making their Paris Fashion Week debut.

Jayden and Sean Federline Walk in Paris Fashion Week View this post on Instagram

On June 26, the brothers walked the runway for Vetements menswear Spring/Summer 2027. Sean, 20, wore a black shiny blazer with patches over a black shirt and tie.

Jayden, 19, wore a white tank top and jeans styled with a brown belt and silver chains hanging on his hip. The brothers are being seen at public events more often this year. Jayden previously attended the Dior 2027 Cruise collection fashion show at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art in May.

"Thank you so much @gvasalia for having me walk your INSANE fashion show for @vetements_official I will forever be grateful for this incredible opportunity," Jayden caption his Instagram photo of his runway appearance. "It was an honor to walk alongside such an incredible group of models. Thank you to everyone who made this such an amazing experience."

Those weren't the only celebrity kids at the fashion show. North West attended wearing all black, and her aqua hair was styled in two ponytails.

Related: Backstreet Boys Reveal a Rapper Said His First Kiss Was to Their Song

Britney Spears Posted About Spending Time With Her Sons View this post on Instagram

Spears usually posts videos of her dancing on Instagram or art. She shared a video of herself standing next to the much taller Sean on May 4. It looked like they were on a boat. The next month she shared a picture of Jayden walking with coffee in his hand.

The singer was arrested on March 4 in Ventura, California, for a DUI. She entered a guilty plea to a lesser charge in May. Her representative gave a statement on how she planned to spend her time besides going to rehab after that.

"Her boys are going to be spending time with her. Her loved ones are going to come up with an overdue needed plan to set her up for success for well being," the rep told PEOPLE in March.

Spears didn't attend the fashion show, but posted an Instagram video of herself dancing in pink sparkly dress on the same day. It's unclear if their father, Kevin Federline, attended.

He released a memoir called You Thought You Knew earlier this year. Spears's spokesperson accused the father of trying to make money after he is no longer receiving child support payments, which he denied on This Morning. He said he wanted to tell his story in his own words.

The father claimed nothing in his memoir would be surprising to their two sons. "They've known most of these stories for a long time, and they've been able to sit on them for a long time," he said. Federline said they supported his decision.

It looks like the family is moving on in different ways. Hopefully, there are more runways for the sons in the future.

Related: Angelina Jolie Opens up About ‘Renewed Desire to Live Life’ and Her New Movie

For one unforgettable stretch in the late 1970s, Kenny Nolan's biggest hit seemed to be everywhere.

Released in late 1976, "I Like Dreamin'" steadily climbed the charts before peaking at No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100 in early 1977. The romantic ballad ultimately spent an impressive 27 weeks on the chart, becoming Nolan's signature recording and one of the defining soft rock hits of the decade.

The success was years in the making.

Before stepping into the spotlight as a recording artist, Nolan had already established himself as a successful songwriter. He co-wrote Frankie Valli’s No. 1 hit "My Eyes Adored You" and penned songs recorded by artists including Engelbert Humperdinck, Tavares and others, earning a reputation as one of pop music’s most gifted melodic writers.

"I Like Dreamin'" marked Nolan's own breakthrough as a performer.

"I had originally written it for Andy Kim, when he asked me if I would have a song for him," Nolan told Goldmine. "I played it for Andy, and he loved it, but he said, 'It's not me.' I said, 'OK, maybe it’s me.' I guess the rest is history, becoming my debut hit."

Built around lush orchestration, gentle acoustic guitar and Nolan's warm vocal delivery, the song captured the romantic, introspective style that defined much of soft rock during the era. Its heartfelt lyrics about longing and imagination resonated with audiences, while its crossover appeal helped it reach No. 4 on Billboard's Adult Contemporary chart in addition to its pop success.

Although Nolan never matched the commercial impact of "I Like Dreamin'," the song became the cornerstone of his recording career. It has remained a fixture on classic hits, oldies and soft rock radio for decades, continuing to evoke the easygoing sound that made the mid-1970s such a memorable period for melodic pop.

"They're quick thoughts," Nolan told Classic Bands of his songs. "They come quickly, the hooks. Here's something that people probably don't know. I'm a title writer. When I hear a title in my head that I like, it comes to me in melody form as well."

The song also stands as a reminder of Nolan's remarkable versatility. While he found enormous success writing hits for other artists, "I Like Dreamin'" proved he could deliver one himself, creating a recording that became just as memorable as many of the songs he wrote behind the scenes.

Nearly 50 years after it first climbed the charts, "I Like Dreamin'" continues to enchant listeners with its timeless melody and romantic optimism. Its remarkable 27-week run on the Billboard Hot 100 helped cement its place as one of the era’s defining soft rock anthems, ensuring Kenny Nolan’s biggest hit still lives up to its title.

Related: 1970 Rock Classic, Originally Lasting 10 Minutes, Became a Timeless Power Anthem

Have you ever noticed how your favorite color seems to change depending on your mood? One season you're drawn to calming sage greens and soft blues, and the next you can't get enough bright yellows, cheerful corals or happy pops of pink. Whether you realize it or not, the colors you're gravitating toward often reflect how you're feeling—or maybe even how you want to feel. That's part of what makes decorating so much fun.

The colors you bring into your home say a little something about you, too. They set the mood of a room, make guests feel welcome, and can completely change the energy of a space without requiring a major makeover. Even if your style leans neutral, a few colorful accents can keep things from feeling flat and add just the right amount of personality.

😋😋SIGN UP to get delicious recipes, handy kitchen hacks & more in our daily Pop Kitchen newsletter🍳🍔

True Living Bright Bowls, 4 Count, $1 at Dollar General

Dollar General

One of the easiest places to play with color is the kitchen, as in this set of four True Living Bright Bowls from Dollar General. They can make everyday routines feel a little more joyful in the simplest way. It's an easy, affordable way to sprinkle a little extra happiness into your space, no matter which hue you choose.

Related: Aldi's 2-Pack of Gorgeous Woven Baskets Corral Clutter In Such a Chic Way

The set comes in either pink, coral, blue or teal, but at $1 for a set of four, it might be fun to purchase a variety of different colors to punch things up. Each colorway offered plays well against the others.

These bowls are made of a glossy plastic, so they're really meant for more casual dining—think a morning bowl of cereal, weeknight side salad or portioning out popcorn for movie night. They're great for porch hangs or backyard patio parties because you don't have to worry about accidents that could shatter glass, offering a little peace of mind.

I'm really digging a lot of the colorful options at Dollar General right now—a lot of which you'll find in their Dolly Parton line of homewares. There's a super cute hot pink lantern (that comes complete with an LED candle) and these versatile plastic buckets that work just as well to corral clutter at home as they do on a beach day.

Related: This Might Be the Most Underrated Piece of Tupperware in the Brand's 80-Year History, But Real Ones 'Love It'

Chyler Leigh is turning heads with a glamorous new look. The Grey's Anatomyalum stepped in front of the camera for a striking black-and-white photo shoot with Grey Magazine, embracing timeless Hollywood glamour on the streets of New York and leaving fans in awe of her unrecognizable appearance.

"Just a New York Minute," she captioned a carousel of stunning photos from the magazine shoot.

View this post on Instagram

The comments section filled up fast, and the love poured in. "ETHEREAL. GODDESS. SPELLBINDING. 5000/10. Well done to all involved," one fan gushed.

Others piled on the praise, calling the spread "Incredible!! Amazing!!" and writing, "You're absolutely stunning!!!!"

Many zeroed in on the timeless, vintage feel of the shoot.  "Old school glamor & beauty, so classy & stunning," one wrote, while another summed up the nostalgia in three words: "Lexie all grown up." 

(Photo by Michael Desmond/Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty Images)

From "OMG ! Chyler you are so beautiful !" to "You look fantastic!!," the message was unanimous, and the fire emojis were flying.

Long before she won over fans with Hallmark Channel's The Way Home, Leigh won over a generation of viewers as Dr. Lexie Grey on Grey's Anatomy, the bright, big-hearted little sister at the center of one of the show's most cherished romances.

Her on-and-off love story with Mark Sloan, played by Eric Dane, became must-watch television. That connection is on Leigh's mind these days.

Months after Dane's death at 53, she's still holding tight to the memories they made together, even as she admits there's one moment she wishes had gone differently. Speaking with Pop Culture Brain, Leigh said she remains "really bummed about" a missed chance to reunite with Dane when both briefly returned for the show's season 17 dream sequence.

That now-iconic finale moment found Meredith Grey, played by Ellen Pompeo, drifting into a vision of a sunlit beach where she reunited with Lexie and Mark while battling COVID-19. On screen, the three appeared together. In reality, Leigh was nowhere near her co-stars.

View this post on Instagram

"We were filming all during Covid, actual Covid, and I was filming Supergirl in Vancouver," she explained. "I couldn't go down to be there because I would have had to quarantine [for] two weeks coming back into Vancouver."

With no time to leave one set, quarantine, and reach the other, Leigh shot her part of the beach scene alone, acting opposite a green screen. "If there's anything that I regret, it would be not having been able to do that," she said.

When Leigh looks back on the good times, one scene rises to the top. "There's one scene where Lexie is kind of choosing between Jackson and Mark and he comes in and he just gives her this moment where you see Jackson in the background and she really does have to choose," Leigh recalled.

"I don't know what it is about kissing, but it was a really deep moment. And you just kind of see the sparkle leave her eyes, you know? That was so up and down." She didn't stop there. "I could pick a million [memories]. He was a wonderful human being," she said in the candid interview.

Dane died in February after a battle with ALS, a loss that shook the Grey's Anatomy family.

Taco Bell is offering free tacos to World Cup fans through Monday, July 13!

Recently, the fast-food chain announced the launch of L.O.C.O.S., or Loss Or Celebration Outcome Support, an “emotional support taco” promotion tied to the ongoing FIFA World Cup.

Here’s how customers can claim their free L.O.C.O.S taco before the offer ends.

How to get a free L.O.C.O.S taco from Taco Bell

After a match concludes, customers can open the Taco Bell app and select either "Celebration Mode" or "Support Mode," depending on their mood after the match.

They will then be directed to in-app challenges to earn rewards. The first time a customer plays a game, win or lose, they'll win a free taco with a qualifying purchase. From there, they can continue participating in weekly challenges for additional rewards and exclusive Taco Bell merchandise.

Additionally, the chain is hosting fan activations in Los Angeles, California, and New York City, New York, featuring free tacos, interactive experiences, and giveaways as part of the campaign.

The promotion is available now exclusively to Taco Bell Rewards members through the Taco Bell app. No purchase is necessary to participate.

RELATED: Domino’s Is Giving Away $1 Million in Free Pizzas—Here’s How to Claim Yours

More World Cup deals ahead

In May, pizza chain Domino’s announced they were giving away thousands of emergency pizzas—or complimentary medium two-topping pizzas—in celebration of the World Cup.

During the tournament, which runs until July 19, Domino’s Rewards members who registered for the promotion can score the deal if any player on the U.S. soccer team receives a red card.

At that time, Domino’s will randomly select more than 60,000 winners to receive a free pizza which must be redeemed by Aug. 2.

According to ESPN, players can receive red cards for a wide range of misconduct, including violent actions, offensive language, spitting, or committing a handball foul.

Players who receive a red card are immediately ejected from the game, and in the World Cup specifically, players are also banned from starting in the next match.

😋😋 SIGN UP to get delicious recipes, handy kitchen hacks & more in our daily Parade Eats newsletter. 🍳🍔

Jason Newstedhas given an update on his long-awaited memoir.

The former Metallica bassist has several book ideas up his sleeve, but his priority right now is a memoir that he has been working on for half a decade.

"I have a few lined up, but I have to do my memoir first as far as release. I have my poetry and lyric book done. I have the one that I did all the drawings," he explained during a new interview with Spin. "But I have to do my memoir and get the ball rolling. I've actually been working on it for about five years,"

The six-time Grammy Award-winner said that he has 130 pages already written for his memoir, varying in length.

"Some are one page and some are five pages. It's that kind of a read," he continued. More internal things and photos and fun vibe told a page at a time,"

Newsted said that he won't be telling any stories that have been "told a whole bunch of times". Instead, he plans for the book to feature more exclusive tales and personal details. In May 2026, the musician revealed that he had undergone surgery for throat cancer a year prior and is now cancer-free.

"I'll do my view on a couple things that people might not have known about a certain famous gig or a certain famous event or award show or something, but I don't go over and over all the shit that everybody's already told," he said. "A lot of more inside personal things and stuff. No mudslinging or that shit. None of that stupid drug story stuff or anything other than factual things about painkiller addiction."

Newsted performing on stage with the Chophouse Band during The Art of Rawk Private Unveiling at Sagamore Hotel on December 5, 2018.

(Photo by Jason Koerner/Getty Images)

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member previously revealed that he was offered a book deal in 2014, but he felt that it wasn't the right time. They wanted to send him money for an advance, and he began thinking about co-writers to enlist.

"It just didn't work out, though. I realized I didn't want to do it right now. Maybe someday," he told For Bass Players Online at the time. "I'm hoping I can build some more stories with this and then write [the book] some time along the way when I settle down."

Related: 1965 Song, Written by a 15-Year-Old, Became One of Motown's Greatest Hits

John Cenais opening up about how dating reality television shows like Love Is Blind have helped his marriage to his wife of nearly six years, Shay Shariatzadeh.

In a June 2026 interview with Entertainment Tonight, while promoting his new film Little Brother with his co-star Eric André, Cena was asked if he enjoys reality television shows, in reference to his Little Brother character, Rudd's occupation. The former WWE star replied that while he enjoys strategy-based reality competition shows, Shariatzadeh has a fondness for "dating shows," specifically Netflix's Love Is Blind. According to Cena, he and Shariatzadeh will use scenes from Love Is Blind as a launch point to discuss aspects of their own relationship.

"She loves Love Is Blind, and I constantly get caught up on that. And it's weird because I use her perspective to start conversations about our relationship and make sure like, 'Hey, it's not just cannon fodder, I saw this while you were asleep, and can you believe these people?'" explained the Peacemaker star during the Entertainment Tonight interview. "Or 'I like this trait about this person.' And I'm like, 'Okay, well, let's look inward and see like, are we a mirror of what you saw that you didn't like? Can we do better?' So amazingly enough, reality TV is guiding my relationship."

John Cena Shared How His Life Has Changed Following His Second Marriage

In a December 2025 interview with Chris Van Vliet, Cena said that his life has changed "for the better" since walking down the aisle with Shariatzadeh. He explained that he has been able to have a better work-life balance since being in a relationship with the engineer. Cena stated that he previously had a compulsion to work as hard as possible, which affected his personal relationships.

Cena, who divorced his first wife, Elizabeth Huberdeau, in 2012, also said he has made an effort to give enough time and focus to ensure his marriage thrives. He confided that in past relationships he wasn't "ever ready" to fully "change [his] life" to maintain a healthy romantic relationship.

"And just because, you know, you conduct yourself in a virtuous fashion or whatever, it's still it's more than that. It's giving when you have no time. It's listening when you have no patience. It's reaching out a hand when they're knocked down. It's encouraging the growth of your partner's journey, as well as your own," said Cena, now 49.

Parade aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission.

With wedding bells on the horizon, and an iconic t-shirt fashion moment at the Knicks’ recent NBA Finals, everyone is talking about Taylor Swift. If you've ever dreamed of stepping into Taylor Swift's shoes — literally — now's your moment. 

The Reebok Club C 85 Vintage Tennis Sneakers, which stole the show in Taylor's glimmering Opalite music video from her Life of a Showgirl album, are featured in Amazon's Prime Day sale. These iconic kicks, beloved for their clean vintage lines and old-school comfort, are now as low as $40 (down from $85). This is your cue if you want to emulate Swift's style with classic sneakers that "look cute with any outfit," according to shoppers.

Reebok Club C 85 Vintage Tennis Sneakers, From $40 (were $85) at Amazon

Courtesy of Amazon

Shop at Amazon

With over 1,700 five-star reviews, these Reebok sneakers aren't just a cute pop culture nod. They're a wardrobe staple! Taylor paired hers with a vibrant, retro tracksuit look for her music video, but you'll find these sneakers look just as perfect with jeans, bike shorts, or even a flouncy sundress. 

The soft, leather upper means maximum comfort and no creasing, so these are perfect for channeling your inner superstar at the grocery store or at your next concert. If you want that effortless look, the Club C sneakers are your go-to, whether you're headed to brunch, work, or just living your best "showgirl" life.

Available in seven colors, including classic white, chalk, and black bases, these Reebok sneakers come in a full range of women's sizes from 5 to 11. With their cushy foam liner, durable rubber sole, and retro silhouette, it's no wonder Taylor (and thousands of reviewers) swear by them for style and comfort.

“These shoes go with just about every outfit and are so comfortable,” one reviewer wrote. Another raved that they’re great for travel: “I wore these all over Europe for a summer and my feet didn’t hurt! They are still in great shape and look cute with any outfit.” 

Shop More Deals

• Reebok Club C Extra Platform Sneakers for Women, $50 (were $100) at Amazon
• Reebok Court Advance Sneakers, $46 (were $60) at Amazon
• Reebok Nano Gym 1.0 Athletic Sneakers, $64 (were $75) at Amazon

Related: Tupperware's Retro Pink and Purple Bowl Set Is the Prettiest Way to Store Your Leftovers

If you want to lace up like a pop legend, this deal is definitely worth a look before Prime Day comes to an end. With these $40 Reebok Club C 85s on your feet, every day is a show worth remembering.

Courteney Coxand Johnny McDaid have reportedly turned the page on one of Hollywood's most private long-term romances.

After 13 years together, the Friends star and the Snow Patrol musician have parted ways, according to a report by People magazine on Sunday, June 27.

Cox, 62, and McDaid, 49, spent more than a decade loving each other across an ocean, dividing their time between the United States and the United Kingdom. As per a Daily Mail report, Cox and McDaid's relationship ended gracefully, with kindness and mutual respect.

The two are believed to have ended things near the close of 2025, as per the outlet.

Courteney Cox and Johnny McDaid

(Photo by Rodin Eckenroth/FilmMagic)

A friend told The Mail on Sunday that the two remain on good terms, with no bitterness surrounding their decision to end their romance. "Johnny speaks incredibly highly of Courteney. They had a very deep relationship and they remain extremely amicable. They are great friends and care about each other very much," the source told the Mail.

The same friend pointed to timing rather than conflict. "This was not an ugly split. They had simply reached a point where they were living different lives," they said.

The couple has not been photographed together in months; their last public outing together was the US Open Championship in New York City in September 2025.

Courteney Cox and Johnny McDaid attend the men's final on day fifteen of the 2025 US Open Tennis Championships at USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center on September 7, 2025, in Flushing Meadows, Queens, New York City.

(Photo by Jean Catuffe/GC Images)

Cox and McDaid met in 2013 through mutual friend Ed Sheeran, as reported by Billboard, after McDaid served as a co-writer for several of the pop artist's biggest hits.

According to E! News, the couple got engaged early on, called it off in 2015, then reconciled the next year and stayed together, never returning to wedding plans.

On the Minnie Questionspodcast in 2024, Cox vulnerably opened up about their earlier breakup, which came during a therapy session. "I didn't know it was coming.... We were engaged and I was so shocked. I was in so much pain," she said.

Parade has reached out to Cox's representative for a comment.

For years, fans wondered if George Clooney would ever settle down with a wife and kids.

By 2017, he had done just that. The Oscar-winning actor and filmmaker 65, has two children with Amal Clooney, who recently opened up about how her life has changed ever since tying the knot with George a dozen years ago.

"I used to have my work life and my personal life, and they could look quite different, and I was able to not have them mix and then I got married and that changed quite a lot," Amal, 48, said at a Cartier Dialogues event earlier this month, per People. "And at first I was kind of conscious of that one-dimensional view where I felt like, well, I can't be seen wearing this dress or doing this because I'm in front of a judge on Monday."

The human rights lawyer continued, "But you know, it just doesn't matter as much as living your life, and ultimately if you're good at what you do, that is going to shine through or not. I wouldn't allow that factor to stop me from doing things that were important for my family or for my relationship. It was easier when I could decide what kind of exposure I got. It was something new to navigate."

Last month, the celebrity couple led star-studded arrivals at the King’s Trust 50th Anniversary Celebration at Royal Albert Hall in London. The hosts of the gala were, of course, King Charles and Queen Camilla.

(Getty Images)

(Photo by Mark Cuthbert/UK Press via Getty Images)

The gala had drawn quite the crowd of Hollywood, music and fashion names. Also on the red carpet, per Just Jared, were Idris Elba, Lily Collins, Charlie McDowell, Rita Ora, David Oyelowo, rock icon Rod Stewart and more.

Amal and George have appeared together at high-profile charity events around the world over the years. The pair co-founded the Clooney Foundation for Justice in 2016, which supports international human rights work including legal aid for journalists and trial monitoring in countries with limited rule of law.