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Gwen Stefani is 'Feeling Hella Good' In Track Suit and Fishnets Ahead of No Doubt Reunion
Gwen Stefani must know we've been waiting impatiently for the upcoming No Doubt reunion at The Sphere in Las Vegas. The shows don't even start until May, but she's giving fans a tease, proving that she isn't just a girl, she is THAT girl.
The 56-year-old ska-pop princess doesn't seem to age, and it's obvious in a new set of photos she's using to get fans pumped up for the upcoming series of concerts.
Stefani shared four photos on Instagram on Friday, Mar. 20, where she looks stage-ready in a cropped orange Adidas shorts and jacket set featuring orange and black sequined stripes that she paired with full-body fishnets and black patent leather platform pumps.
She captioned the post, "feelin hella good…" and tagged both the No Doubt and The Sphere theater's official Instagram pages.
View this post on InstagramOn No Doubt's Instagram page, a photo of the band was posted with everyone decked out in head-to-toe orange Adidas tracksuits, with Stefani in the same outfit she wore for her set of photos.
The group posed in front of the Tragic Kingdom album cover backdrop, essentially recreating the iconic visuals that previously only showed Stefani in the foreground and the rest of the band standing around a barren orange tree in the inset image.
View this post on InstagramThe last time No Doubt performed together as a group was in January 2025. Before that, they reunited for Coachella in 2024, a huge deal since the full band (or at least the version of it that we know best) hadn't performed together prior to that since 2012.
The Anaheim-based band is giving fans what they want with even more performances. Initially, they announced a six show stint at The Sphere starting in May 2026. They have since added 12 more shows due to the high demand.
No Doubt's run at The Sphere will start on May 6 and run through June 13.
Is ‘SNL’ New Tonight (March 21, 2026)? Host, Musical Guest Details
The past few weekends have been pretty solid for Saturday Night Live fans, with three new episodes in a row (including some hilarious moments from the likes of Ryan Gosling, who couldn't stop breaking character).
Season 51 of the legendary sketch show is definitely on a roll. But will there be another new episode of SNL tonight?
Here's everything you need to know before you tune in!
Is there a new episode of 'SNL' tonight?No, there is a new episode of SNL tonight, March 21.
Last week, Harry Styles pulled double duty when he starred as both SNL host and musical guest, just like he did in 2019. Earlier this month, on March 6, Styles released his fourth solo studio album, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally.
Who is hosting next week and who is the musical guest?Unfortunately, SNL will be taking March 28 off, as well.
What time does 'SNL' air?SNL airs at 11:30 p.m. EST / 8:30 p.m. PST.
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Where can I watch 'SNL'?New episodes of SNL air live on NBC and Peacock on Saturdays (they're available to stream later).
Who else is hosting and performing on 'SNL' this season?Jack Blackwill officially join the SNL Five-Timers club when he takes over hosting duties on April 4. He’s also returning to big screens as the voice of Bowser in The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, coming to theaters on April 1.
On the same night, Jack White will make his sixth appearance as musical guest, nearly 24 years after his SNL debut (as one half of The White Stripes).
Nancy Guthrie Update: Sheriff Has 3-Word Response to Claims Case Is ‘Cold’
Is the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie going cold? When Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos was asked this question during a recent radio interview, he gave a blunt three-word response, making it clear that authorities are still actively pursuing leads. He added that evidence, including DNA, remains viable as the investigation continues.
In an interview with Bill Buckmaster and Arizona Daily Star columnist Tim Steller on KVOI AM 1030’s Bill Buckmaster Show, Nanos explained that he's "not the investigator at all on this case," saying that he has a "very qualified team" leading the investigation and he is in "charge of the department" who is investigating the case.
When he was asked if he believes that the investigators will solve the case, he replied, "I believe we will, yes. I have full faith in my team's ability," Nanos said. "There's just a lot going on."
When Nanos was asked if the Guthrie case was cold, he didn't hesitate to say, "not even close."
Guthrie, 84, has been missing since Sunday, Feb. 1. Authorities believe that she may have been abducted from her home in the middle of the night. Despite receiving thousands of leads, investigators have yet to I.D. a suspect.
In early March, Parade got some insight from former FBI Special Agent Greg Rogers who also said that he doesn't feel as though the case is cold.
"Although the number of FBI agents dedicated has lessened as leads have decreased and there is no current need for tactical teams, there are still a good number of agents who will remain assigned to this case until it’s resolved. That includes tech agents that are concentrating on digital forensics like cell tower searches," Rogers said.
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Sam’s Club’s Stunning New Burlwood Coffee Table Is Giving Crate & Barrel Vibes for Less
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Sam's Club just made it easier to bring high-end style into your living room without breaking the bank. For anyone hunting for a home decor find that feels modern yet organic, this new coffee table is catching everyone's attention. Sleek, statement-making and perfect for contemporary spaces, it instantly elevates a room.
The Member's Mark Burlwood Coffee Table at Sam’s Club blends rich, contrast-heavy burlwood squares into a one-of-a-kind design that feels like it belongs in a Crate & Barrel showroom. It sits low to the ground for that classic, low-profile silhouette that fits seamlessly into modern decor. Its mappa burlwood veneer finish gives it depth and texture, making it both visually stunning and tactilely interesting. At $399, it's an affordable way to achieve that luxe, designer-inspired look without the steep price tag.
Member's Mark Burlwood Coffee Table, $399 at Sam's Club Shop It!Burlwood is having a major moment in home decor, and for good reason. Its intricate swirling patterns are entirely unique, so no two coffee tables look exactly alike. That organic, luxurious texture can add warmth and sophistication to a minimalist living room or act as a focal point in a more eclectic modern decor scheme.
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What makes the Sam's Club version even more appealing is its versatility. The low-profile design allows it to work with various styles—from sleek modern decor to cozy, bohemian spaces—while the burlwood veneer adds dramatic texture without the high price of solid wood.
Shoppers are loving it as a statement piece for the living room, with its swirling burlwood pattern naturally drawing the eye while still allowing other decor elements to shine. Pair it with a textured rug, a few coffee table books and a vase of fresh flowers to highlight the warmth of the wood and keep your modern decor balanced.
For anyone looking for Sam's Club decor that feels both elevated and approachable, this burlwood coffee table is a top pick this season.
Whether you're upgrading your space or searching for that perfect home decor find, the Member's Mark Burlwood Coffee Table brings together style, quality, and affordability in a way that's hard to resist. It's a little bit luxurious, a little bit organic and a lot of statement-making charm all in one sleek package.
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This ‘All My Children’ Star Just Shared a ‘Dreamy’ Throwback to Her Iconic 1989 Daytime Wedding
Former All My Children alumni Cady McClain shared a rare throwback photo on social media from one of her earliest storylines on the former ABC soap.
In a post on Instagram, McClain shared a vintage photo of herself with Michael E. Knight, taken during Dixie Cooney’s 1989 wedding to Tad Martin.
View this post on InstagramIn the cpation, McClain joked, “I think we were married three times, lol,” before adding, “Thank you, ABC, for your belief in me and support of my work.”
McClain took over the role of Dixie Cooney from original actress Kari Gibson in 1988, after Gibson’s brief four-month run. McClain remained a central character on All My Children until her exit in 1996, later returning for additional runs from 1998 to 2002 and again from 2005 until 2007.
In one of the show’s most controversial storylines, Dixie was killed after eating poisoned pancakes, becoming a victim of the ‘Satin Slayer,’ who had actually been targeting Babe Carey.
In May 2011, the show revealed Dixie was alive and being held captive by Dr. David Hayward (Vincent Irizarry). McClain remained with the series through its final ABC episode and later reprised the role briefly for Prospect Park’s 2013 online revival before its cancellation.
Since leaving All My Children, McClain had continued her daytime career, including a Daytime Emmy Award-winning run on Days of Our Lives as Jennifer Rose Deveraux. She currently appears on Beyond the Gates as Pamela Curtis.
Fans ReactFans immediately ate up the content McClain shared and raced to the comment section to share their memories.
One fan recalled, “My best friend and I would race home from school to watch you both on AMC. Such beautiful memories of 2 iconic soap characters. Love you both and thank you for portraying a phenomenal love story ❤️❤️.”
A second fan shared, “Yes, girl, three times!!!! This is what soap opera wedding dreams were made of. I remember this like it was yesterday. Awwwwww!”
With a third adding, “Tad and Dixie are my favorite all time couple. Tad proposing in the chicken suit is a core memory! #togetherforever”
Beyond the Gates airs weekdays on CBS and streams weeknights on Paramount Plus. Viewers can catchup on all of the drama from the beginning of the series and watch McClain’s entire run on Paramount Plus or on Pluto TV’s dedicated 24/7 Beyond rhe Gates FAST channel.
1978 Career-Defining Classic Was a No. 1 Hit 58 Years Ago Today
In 1978, Kate Bush burst onto the music scene with a song unlike anything else on the charts.
Her debut single, "Wuthering Heights," became a massive success, reaching No. 1 on the UK Singles Chart and making Bush the first woman to top the chart with a song she wrote herself.
Inspired by the classic novel, Wuthering Heights, the song is told from the perspective of Catherine Earnshaw's ghost, calling out to Heathcliff. Bush reportedly wrote the track at just 18 years old, capturing the story's emotional intensity through her theatrical vocal style and vivid storytelling.
"Well, I hadn't read the book, that wasn't what inspired it. It was a television series they had years ago," she shared in a 1978 BBC interview. "I just managed to catch the very last few minutes where there was a hand coming through the window and blood everywhere and glass. And I just didn't know what was going on and someone explained the story."
The song appeared on her debut album, The Kick Inside, which quickly established her as one of the most original artists of her generation. With its unconventional structure and striking delivery, "Wuthering Heights" stood out in a music landscape dominated by more traditional pop and rock sounds.
"It was just fascinating me so much, it kept coming into my brain," she later recalled. "I thought the only way to get rid of it and stop it bothering me was to write it down. So I read the book and it amazed me. It was such a beautiful story. I made sure that I had read it as I was doing it as a tribute to Emily Brontë and anytime you do a something with somebody else's work, you should take care with it because you might well be abusing their expressions. But I found the book more than I had hoped for because for a girl so young it was beautiful that she had the strength to do it."
"I found myself able to relate to her as a character,” she told Record Mirror in 1978. "It's so important to put yourself in the role of the person in a song… when I sing that song, I am Cathy."
Bush's success came on the heels of being discovered and championed by David Gilmour of Pink Floyd, who helped her record early demos and secure a record deal, ultimately setting the stage for her remarkable debut.
"I was intrigued by this strange voice," Gilmour recalled in 2022. "I went to her house, met her parents down in Kent, and she played me, God, it must have been 40 or 50 songs."
More than four decades later, "Wuthering Heights" remains a defining moment in Kate Bush's career and a landmark in pop music history, celebrated for its creativity, originality and enduring influence.
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I Tried All 21 Polar Seltzer Flavors—These Are the Only Ones Worth Buying
There are casual seltzer drinkers…and then there are people who take their sparkling water very seriously, complete with debates on bubble size, can versus bottle, and, of course, flavor profile. My family proudly falls into the second category. I grew up on tall, fizzy glasses of seltzer—Vintage brand bottles in our fridge when I was little, Polar when I was a teenager, and then an entire universe of niche brands that have bubbled up in the last few years faster than the fizz racing to the top of your glass!
At the end of the day, though, I am a Polar fan through and through, even going so far as ordering cases of it 10 years ago when I moved from Worcester, Massachusetts (where Polar is headquartered) to Chicago (where a bottle used to be a rare discovery).
There are so many reasons to love Polar: their cute bear mascot (Orson), the fun flavors (Unicorn Kisses, anyone?), the pretty, artwork-laced cans (which, fun fact, can be downloaded as phone wallpaper from their website), and the fact that it’s still family-owned and operated by the Crowley family (since 1882!).
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So when I was offered the dream assignment—to try Polar’s 21 core flavor lineup—I approached it with the seriousness and thoughtfulness it deserved (while quietly geeking out inside). I gathered my whole family around our kitchen table on a recent visit back home to Connecticut, cracked open all 21 flavors, and got to work. Here’s how they ranked, from worst to best.
Does Seltzer Really Taste Different in a Bottle Vs. a Can?Courtesy of Jessica Wrubel
For research purposes, I wanted to get to the bottom of this question. Because carbonation retention matters when it comes to cracking open a cold bottle or can of, well, anything carbonated, right?
I asked America’s Test Kitchen Senior Science Research Editor Paul Adams, who has run similar taste tests on fizzy beverages, whether packaging really makes a difference. He explained that carbonation retention and even the feel of the container can influence how we perceive flavor.
"Cans retain carbonation much better than plastic bottles, so sodas in plastic bottles often taste a little flatter than their canned counterparts," he says. "That's because the plastic of the bottle is gas-permeable, so the internal pressure in a bottle starts to decline as it sits around. However, glass bottles keep carbonation in the way cans do." Pretty cool, right?
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How We Tested These SeltzersCourtesy of Jessica Wrubel
Polar is known for having larger CO₂ bubbles, something seltzer enthusiasts love debating on the subreddit r/sparklingwater (yes, really). Larger bubbles deliver a sharper, more assertive fizz. By contrast, finer bubbles (like those found in Pellegrino or Perrier) feel softer and more delicate. Luckily, my family is all firmly in the big-bubble camp.
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I gathered my mother, Donna; father, Fred; and brothers Max and Ben, and we each got out our drink glasses and Google Forms, sipping and discussing out loud with each other before moving on to the next sample. This was not a blind taste test; we knew the flavors ahead of time. Some flavors surprised us. A couple disappointed. And one quickly earned permanent fridge status.
21 Flavors of Polar Seltzer, Ranked Worst to Best21. Blueberry LemonCourtesy of Jessica Wrubel
This one did not win the room. I wrote that it "Smells like blueberry pie but it tastes more like lemon ultimately. I don’t think I taste the blueberry very much." Fred was blunt: "Not good. Foul odor." Ben said it was "Too floral, tastes like soap or bath salts or something," and Donna and Max both said it simply wasn't one of their top picks of the 21 cans and bottles.
20. Strawberry WatermelonCourtesy of Jessica Wrubel
This flavor divided us. I wrote that it tasted "like a Jolly Rancher. I kind of love this one!" But the rest of the table strongly disagreed, cementing it near the bottom of our list. Fred called it "Fake watermelon taste." Ben wrote, "Naaaaasty. These flavors need some sweetness, otherwise it just tastes like chemicals." Donna found it "Artificial tasting." Max said, "Fake strawberry, real watermelon. Ok."
19. Pineapple PomeloCourtesy of Jessica Wrubel
I thought this one was very pineappley "like when you eat a very ripe, sweet pineapple, but I dont taste the pomelo as much." Fred said, "Sounds better than it tastes. Not bad though." Ben wrote, "One sip is plenty." Donna appreciated the "good pineapple scent and mild bitterness from the pomelo." Max described the fragrance of bitter pomelo pith: "Tastes faintly bitter, but not fruity." This one might be good in a tropical cocktail or mocktail, but we'd skip it for every day drinking.
18. Strawberry CrèmeCourtesy of Jessica Wrubel
One of the newer flavors in Polar's core lineup, this is another one that divided the room a bit. I said it tasted exactly like Creme Savers candy (I was a child of the 90s) and Fred agreed, nothing the strawberry candy-like aroma. Ben found it "Interesting and fun on the first sip and then gets old fast…too artificial tasting," while Donna noted a "weird after taste." Max wrote, "Tastes link a pink Starburst." If you're looking for a candy-like bubbly sip with zero sugar, this will be your new BFF.
17. Raspberry LimeCourtesy of Jessica Wrubel
A classic flavor, this one is available almost everywhere you find Polar. None of us found the lime partiularly overpowering, noticing the hints of lime instead. I wrote that it was definitely more raspberry than lime but I didn't mind it for every day drinking. Fred said, "I don't really taste the raspberry or lime, but it's good." Ben called it "Clean, neutral, boring. It would never be my pick." Donna wrote, "Good raspberry smell but no lime." Max described it as "Very subtle, not much lime flavor."
16. LimeCourtesy of Jessica Wrubel
A classic and versatile in so many ways. I wrote, "really bright and vivid. Limey flavor. Tart and citrusy." Fred said, "Meh. Lime seltzer is just OK." Ben described it as "Pretty subtle, in a good way." Donna called it "Classic and good taste; crisp." Max noted, "No smell, crisp clean taste, like lime zest. Subtle." Not bad for a flavor that landed in the middle-of-the-pack.
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15. OriginalCourtesy of Jessica Wrubel
The original sparked debate. I noted it had "smaller bubbles [than the flavored ones]…it’s super effervescent." Fred wondered, "Why bother with all of the flavors available? Too bubbly." Ben said, "The bubbles are poking at my mouth. Very aggressive." Donna found it "Refreshing. Clean, mineral-forward. Plain, but not boring." And Max called it "Very refreshing and prickly compared to flavored samples. I should drink this more often." If you need a crisp, clean go-to, look no further.
14. LemonCourtesy of Jessica Wrubel
Lemon flavored things can often be hit or miss as they can veer into Pledge or Lysol territory pretty easily. And Polar Lemon is a flavor I have never bought for fear of just that. However, I was pleasantly surprised, and so was the rest of my family. Ben described it as "very natural but mild. Like if you squeezed a couple drops of lemon juice into a glass of water." Donna found it "Super subtle. Clean." Max called it "a good neutral seltzer for everyday drinking."
13. MandarinCourtesy of Jessica Wrubel
I was excited for this one because what's better in the dead of winter than juicy, bright citrus?! However, the flavor was a milder than I would have liked, but still pretty good. Fred noted "Fragrant mandarin notes, but not much flavor." Ben said, "It’s good but it doesn’t taste much like mandarin." Donna wrote, "Mild mandarin." Max said, "I wouldn't have guessed this was mandarin flavored. It's refreshing tho."
12. Cranberry ClementineCourtesy of Jessica Wrubel
I called this one "another middle of the road flavor–not too strong, very well balanced." Fred wanted more clementine flavor. Ben said "It’s no-nonsense. Cranberry lime is more straightforward, [but] with this it’s hard to figure out the clementine flavor. But it’s not bad." Donna liked it and said it was clean with "a great clementine flavor but subtle cranberry." Max called it an "Unexpected hit."
11. Cranberry LimeCourtesy of Jessica Wrubel
"One of my favorites. An old standby," I wrote. "Really smooth balance between two tart and zesty flavors." Ben said it tasted "like a very standard, traditional kinda seltzer flavor. It’s not amazing but it does what it’s supposed to do." Donna wrote, "This is good but tastes just like the pomegranate and cherry flavors to me. No lime!" Max said, "About right! Appetizing, light cranberry lime."
10. Blackberry MangoCourtesy of Jessica Wrubel
My brothers and I were fans of this one while my parents weren't as crazy for it. I noted that this one was really well balanced and could taste both the blackbery and mango, as opposed to some other flavors that didn't have a good of a balance. "It would be great as a mixer for a tropical drink." Fred said, "Not bad, but not a strong flavor." Ben wrote, "This one is full flavored and pleasant." Donna noted, "Mango scent, no blackberry...not a fan." Max said, "Actually does taste and smell like fresh blackberries, and some mango. It's good!"
9. Toasted CoconutCourtesy of Jessica Wrubel
This was one of the few cans that we opened and immediately got hit with an aroma right away (in a good way). I wrote down that it smelled like coconut popsicles and immediately made me think of sitting on the beach in the sun. Fred said, "Tastes like toasted coconut! Not bad." Ben agreed it was "Not bad but a little strong. Could be nice with some Caribbean food." Donna described it as "Subtle, but nice." And Max's description hit the nail on the head: "[Smells] like when you run out of shampoo and you put some water in the bottle to rinse the last bit out. I kind of like it!"
8. VanillaCourtesy of Jessica Wrubel
This one was bold, and we all loved it at first sip. I wrote it was "super super vanilla forward…tastes exactly like vanilla extract in plain seltzer." Fred called it "Strong vanilla flavor. Very good." Ben said it tasted like "Coke-less Vanilla Coke." Donna wrote, "Excellent-- flowery, but very nice," and Max called it a "pleasant surprise," saying it was "Sweet, but the aromatic vanilla flavor dissipates quickly." Another one we'll soon be adding to our carts!
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7. Ruby Red GrapefruitCourtesy of Jessica Wrubel
Polar's Ruby Red Grapefruit is an old standy and general all-around crowd pleaser, if a bit mild. After tasting this one, I noted that I wished for a stronger pithy grapefruit flavor but still keep this one stocked in my fridge regularly. Fred agreed, saying "Good grapefruit aroma, but not enough grapefruit flavor." Ben wrote, "I don’t taste any grapefruit...still enjoyable." Donna said, "Excellent!" Max described it as "Not as strong as the bitter pomelo flavor, but sweeter."
6. PomegranateCourtesy of Jessica Wrubel
Another flavor that none of us had tried before but really enjoyed as a group. I wrote, "This one tastes tart and sweet, juicy and fruity. Exactly like pomegranate arils. They nailed this one!" Fred said, "Nice aroma on this one; its very good." Ben wrote, "Really pleasant." Donna said, "Very good!" And Max wrote, "Good! Reminds me of pomegranates."
5. Black CherryCourtesy of Jessica Wrubel
This one was bold, crowd-pleasing and definitely deserved to be in the top five. I described it as a "much stronger flavor than many of the others. So good! Bold and jammy. Reminds me of a black forest cake. One of my favorites!" Fred said, "Bright cherry flavor, nice aroma. Excellent." Ben wrote, "Full-flavored and fragrant." Donna said, "Excellent! Good scent and flavor."
4. Ginger Lime MuleCourtesy of Jessica Wrubel
This one surprised my father since he is not a huge ginger fan, earning a "Pretty good!" comment. I thought the ginger was "super punchy and well balanced with the lime. If I close my eyes, I could almost fool myself into thinking I have a Moscow Mule right now." Ben noted it had the same aftertaste as ginger ale and "gets the point across." Donna wrote, "Excellent ginger flavor and mostly very crisp." Max said, "Nice ginger taste. The warmth complements the tingly bubbliness of this one."
3. Orange VanillaCourtesy of Jessica Wrubel
One of our absolute favorites and we all had the same idea in our notes: This one is an orange Creamsicle in a can. I wrote it "smells exactly like an orange cream pop…I love this one so much!" Fred agreed: "It's a Creamsicle. Excellent!!" Ben said the flavor was spot-on and it "really hits the spot." Donna wrote, "Excellent! Not overpowering. Just right." Max said, "Creamsicle! Smells and tastes like it."
2. Georgia PeachCourtesy of Jessica Wrubel
Another standout can that we all couldn't get enough of. I described it as "Not a strong aroma of peach but when you sip it, it's reminiscent of a lush, sun-ripened peach in an orchard. Fred said, "Surprisingly tasty. Peachy!" Ben wrote, "I could drink a whole can and not get tired of it. I had seconds of this one." Donna said it was "Natural flavor. Clean. Orchard fresh." And Max wrote, "Makes my mouth water! Just a little peachy.”
1. Pink Apple & LemonCourtesy of Jessica Wrubel
The clear winner of them all. I called it "My absolute favorite…just an outstanding can of seltzer." Fred said it had the "Most accurate aroma." Ben wrote, "Wowwww, it’s aromatic in the same way as crunching into a big apple [is]. Orchard fresh. This flavor is like virtual reality." Donna said, "Smells appley! Great taste. No lemon. Not a fake apple smell.” And Max said it had a "lovely apple-y aroma! A fun seltzer!"
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Taylor Frankie Paul's ‘Bachelorette’ Suitors Reportedly Considering Legal Action Against ABC
Taylor Frankie Paul's Bachelorette cast is reportedly considering legal action against ABC and Warner Bros. Discovery after her season was shockingly canceled.
Paul’s season was scheduled to premiere on Sunday, Mar. 22. On Thursday, Mar. 19, ABC pulled the plug on her season after TMZ released a never-before-seen video that appears to show Paul assaulting her ex-boyfriendDakota Mortensen in 2023.
On Saturday, Mar. 21, TMZ reported that five contestants from her season are considering legal action against the network and Warner Bros. Discovery.
To participate in Paul's season, which filmed from late October to mid-December 2025, contestants left or quit their jobs and put various other opportunities on hold for a shot with Paul. The show is known to launch careers in media and social media influencing as well.
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The outlet also reports that the five contestants feel like Warner Bros. Discovery, which produced the show, created an unsafe working environment by allowing Paul to interact with them in intimate settings due to her alleged history of domestic violence.
In 2023, Paul was arrested for alleged domestic violence following an argument with Mortensen. She was given misdemeanor charges of assault, criminal mischief, and commission of domestic violence in the presence of a child, after she was accused of throwing a chair at Mortensen that hit her daughter.
Paul ultimately pleaded guilty to a single charge of aggravated assault, and the domestic violence charges were dismissed as part of the plea deal. She is currently serving a 3-year probation.
The cancellation of Paul's season will likely lead to millions of dollars in losses for both ABC and Warner Bros. Discovery. It also complicates the next season of The Bachelor, if there is one, as the lead is typically chosen from the top four contenders on the previous season of The Bachelorette.
If you or someone you know has been a victim of domestic violence, help is available 24 hours a day through the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-7233.
A Deadly Helicopter Crash Rocks the Next Episode of the 'Yellowstone' Spinoff 'Marshals'
Things are starting to get intense on Marshals. The spinoff of Yellowstone follows Kayce (Luke Grimes), the youngest Dutton child of John Dutton (Kevin Costner) as he tries to rebuild his life after the death of his wife, Monica (Kelsey Asbille). Kayce has joined the U.S. Marshals and is learning how to be a team player—not the lone wolf he's used to operating as. Read on for more about this week's upcoming episode.
What happened in last week's episode of 'Marshals'?In last week's episode of Marshals—titled “Road to Nowhere"—a standoff between Broken Rock and local ranchers over a mine groundbreaking turns violent, prompting the Marshals to launch a manhunt to find the shooters.
What happens in this week's episode of 'Marshals'?In this week's all-new episode of Marshals—written by Dana Greenblatt and titled "The Gathering Storm"—Kayce and Cal search for survivors of a helicopter crash while the rest of the team tries to clear Kayce's name in a use of force complaint.
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When can I watch 'Marshals'?Season 1, Episode 4—"The Gathering Storm"—airs on Sunday, March 22 at 8 p.m. ET on CBS. If you have a Paramount+ Premium tier subscription, you can stream it live and on-demand. For Essential tier subscribers, it will become available to stream the following day.
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Take a look at this clip from a recent episode of 'Marshals'Check out images from Season 1, Episode 4 of 'Marshals'Take a look at select images from the upcoming episode of Marshals in the gallery below.
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Logan Marshall-Green as Pete Calvin. Photo: Cam McLeod/CBS ©2025 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved.CBS
Luke Grimes as Kayce Dutton and Logan Marshall-Green as Pete Calvin. Photo: Cam McLeod/CBS ©2025 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved.CBS
Luke Grimes as Kayce Dutton and Logan Marshall-Green as Pete Calvin. Photo: Cam McLeod/CBS ©2025 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved.CBS
Luke Grimes as Kayce Dutton, Logan Marshall-Green as Pete Calvin, and Bobby Lovgren (Animal Wrangler). Photo: Cam McLeod/CBS ©2025 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved.CBS
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Logan Marshall-Green as Pete Calvin. Photo: Christopher Saunders/CBS ©2025 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved.CBS
Chris Mulkey as Tom Weaver. Photo: Christopher Saunders/CBS ©2025 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved.CBS
Logan Marshall-Green as Pete Calvin and Luke Grimes as Kayce Dutton. Photo: Christopher Saunders/CBS ©2025 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved.CBS
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'The Forsytes' Showrunner Explains How the PBS Series Will Differ From the Books
Whenever a TV series is based on books, there are often some changes to the plotlines. That was always going to be the case with The Forsytes, the upcoming PBS adaptation of John Galsworthy’s novels. After all, it was promoted as a prequel series to the books rather than a retelling of the original story.
It turns out that there are going to be more changes, and they will be substantial. However, that doesn’t mean the series won’t be fun for fans of the original novels or the other TV shows that had been based on them.
‘The Forsytes’ Is a Retelling for the WomenAccording to TV Insider, The Forsytes showrunner, Debbie Horsfield, shares that this new series is inspired by the books, but by the parts of the books that haven’t been told in much detail. The main focus will be on the women, who didn’t get a lot of attention or development throughout Galsworthy’s novels.
She doesn’t mark this as a problem with the books. After all, the time when the books were written meant that there was less interest in the female characters. However, the series is set during a time when women realized that they could be more than mothers and wives. They could gain more in life and start to step out in the world alone, although not everyone was comfortable with that. It’s something Horsfield wanted to focus on.
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More Development for RelationshipsThere will also be a little more development for the relationships in the story. The Forsyte Saga introduces a relationship between Soames and Irene, but they can’t be together due to Irene’s position in society. Horsfield also shares that she doesn’t understand why Irene even wants to marry Soames in the novels, and that was something she needed to change in the series. It’s important to give a character reasons for their actions.
On top of that, it’s important to make characters more sympathetic, and that means changing another element of the story. Horsfield didn’t think that Jolyon was portrayed well in the books, especially with him having an affair and leaving his family, so she wanted to make him a character people could root for and like.
Some may worry that the changes will affect the overall story. However, in the end, the aim is to create something that works for today’s world, and it’s sure to connect to Downton Abbey fans.
Nancy Guthrie Update: Megyn Kelly Speculates Transnational Criminal Group Could Be Behind Abduction
Today co-anchor Savannah Guthrie‘s mom, Nancy Guthrie, is still missing nearly seven weeks after the abduction from her Tucson, Ariz., home—and recently, Megyn Kelly speculated about a transnational criminal group being behind it.
On the March 19 episode of The Megyn Kelly Show, the journalist spoke with security experts James Hamilton and Will Geddes about the possibility.
Kelly brought up Hamilton's theory about the abductors being part of a South American breaking and entering crew.
"You've been saying on this program for a couple of weeks now that you've seen video of these South American criminals who were breaking into homes," adding, "This is my new number one theory. You've got me. Now that. I've seen the video of these guys, I totally get it."
As Kelly shared several of the clips, she insisted, "They look a lot like our perp. They have a hoodie sweatshirt on. They have black masks. They have gloves. They are pretty much covered head to toe."
However, Geddes wasn't convinced. "My gut feeling is it isn't a B&E (breaking and entering). The simple reason being is the value of the contents of the house. And secondly, the actual disappearance of Nancy's body itself, you know, her person, it's vanished."
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Still, Hamilton argued, "If you came in here with on a tourist visa, you flew in from another country ,and you came in through a port of entry, we're not going to have your DNA. If you haven't been arrested in the U.S., we're not going to have your fingerprints."
He continued, "To me, that might point toward this theory of it was a transnational criminal group. And that's why we're not getting any DNA hits. But as far as the body, again I'm with Will, I wrestle on that a lot. But I also know that these guys aren't stupid. And it's very difficult for you, as an American, to understand how little human life can be valued. And if you're from another part of the world where human life doesn't mean as much..."
To conclude his thoughts on the topic, Hamilton pointed out, "It is a theory, but a lot of things seem to be adding up."
Nancy was last seen at her Tucson residence on the evening of Jan. 31, with the Pima County Sheriff's Department launching its search for her on Feb. 1. As of writing, a suspect has not been named.
‘The Waltons’ Star Admits He Felt ‘Jilted’ by Richard Thomas’s Exit
The Waltons actor Eric Scott is sharing his candid thoughts about his co-star, Richard Thomas's decision to depart the beloved '70s series, which had a nine-season run until 1981.
During an appearance on a March 2026 interview with That's Classic, Scott, who played Ben Walton, opened up about Thomas's exit following the historical drama's fifth season. Scott said that Thomas, who famously starred as John-Boy Walton, was always "very forthright" with his intention to depart the show once season 5 wrapped up. However, Scott said he and his castmates believed that he had been "using that as a negotiating ploy" and would "sign for four more years."
"But he didn't. He walked away," said Scott.
Scott also said he felt "jilted by him leaving," because he had a friendship with Thomas and felt he was integral to the show's success.
"He walked away I felt saddened because he was the glue. When you were having something as as successful as The Waltons were for those first five years and it was running, why would you disrupt the whole thing in the middle of it?" continued Scott, who stayed on the series throughout its nine seasons.
While Scott was upset about his on-screen brother's choice to quit the show, Thomas tried to be "very positive about it."
"The way he expressed it, he goes, 'Look, it might give you an opportunity to do a lot more work on the show,'" said Scott on the That's Classic interview.
In addition, Scott complimented Thomas for his acting abilities.
"Richard, to me, was one of the best actors I've ever been around. And certainly for his age, too. He started when he was 21 on the show," stated Scott during the March 2026 interview.
MeTV reported that Thomas discussed his decision to step away from The Waltons while speaking to The Montreal Star.
"When I signed my contract I decided then that I would remain with the series no longer than five years. That's long enough to be tied up with one project and I want to go on to other things," said the actor.
The publication reported that Robert Wightman took on the role of John-Boy during the show's eighth and ninth seasons.
'Buffy' Star David Boreanaz Shares Heartfelt Tribute to Nicholas Brendon
The heartbreaking death of Nicholas Brendon, who played Xander Harris on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, caught his friends, family, and co-stars by surprise. Only 54 years old, his family shared the jarring news that, on March 20, he'd "passed in his sleep of natural causes," with The Hollywood Reporter. On the morning of March 21, David Boreanaz, who played Angel in Buffy alongside Brendon, wrote an emotional and poignant message about his late co-star.
"There are people you work with and then there are people you share time with," Boreanaz captioned a grinning photo of the pair. "Nick was the latter."
He explained how "some moments stay small on paper, a laugh between takes, a look that says we got this, the quiet understanding of showing up and doing the work together."
"But those are the things that last," he continued. The Bones star described Brendon as "real" in a business where so much is fake. He expressed sadness that Brendon was gone, but gratitude for having spent time with him while he was here.
"Rest easy Brother," he added. "Some people leave a mark without trying."
View this post on InstagramOther cast members who have spoken out about Brendon's passing so far include Sarah Michelle Gellar and Alyson Hannigan.
"My Sweet Nicky, thank you for years of laughter, love and Dodgers," Hannigan captioned a shot of Brendon and her character, Willow, tearfully embracing. "I will think of you every time I see a rocking chair. I love you."
View this post on Instagram“They’ll never know how tough it is to be the one who isn’t chosen," Gellar captioned a photo of her and Brendon smiling for the camera, using one of Xander's quotes. To live so near to the spotlight, and never step in it. But I know. I see more than anybody realizes, because nobody’s watching me."
"I saw you Nicky," she added. "I know you are at peace, in that big rocking chair in the sky."
View this post on InstagramWhile the source of the rocking-chair comments isn't entirely clear, a Redditor dug up a big hit article two years into Buffy's run that may help explain them.
Brendon admitted he had a rocking-chair obsession and also talked a bit about his Hollywood Hills home. "I have a stereo, a TV, books, rocking chairs, my dog," he said. "I'm a happy man."
Former FBI Director Robert Mueller Dies — President Trump Responds
Robert S. Mueller III has died. He was 81 years old.
The former FBI director who investigated ties between Russia and then-candidate Donald Trump's presidential campaign, passed away last night, March 20, with his family sharing the news today.
View this post on Instagram“With deep sadness, we are sharing the news that Bob passed away” on Friday night, his family said in a statement Saturday, given to The Associated Press. “His family asks that their privacy be respected.”
According to theAP, Mueller began his 12-year tenure with the FBI one week before the Sept. 11 attacks. Serving across presidents of both political parties, Mueller was nominated to the position by President George W. Bush. Because of the timing of his appointment, he transformed the law enforcement agency into a terrorism-fighting force.
Mueller was also the special counsel leading the Justice Department’s probe into whether the Trump campaign illegally worked with Russia to sway the 2016 presidential election outcome. The investigation concluded in 2019, declaring that Russia had indeed interfered with the election.
President Trump's Reaction to Bob Mueller's DeathThe investigation became the ire of Trump who repeatedly bashed the probe as a “witch hunt” and a “hoax.” Trump also said Mueller's findings "exonerated" him. Taking to his social media platform today, Trump responded to the news of Mueller’s death.
“Robert Mueller just died. Good, I’m glad he’s dead,” the president wrote. “He can no longer hurt innocent people!”
The response is now going viral.
Bob Mueller's Cause of DeathMueller was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease several years ago, according to The Hill. His exact cause of death, however, has not been released.
News of his death was first reported by MS NOW.
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Duggar Family Reacts to Joseph's Arrest & Child Molestation Charges
Former Counting On stars Joseph Duggar and his wife, Kendra Duggar, were both recently arrested and face serious charges—and several members of the Duggar family have released statements about the child molestation, child endangerment, and false imprisonment allegations against them.
On March 18, Joseph, 31, was arrested by the Bay County Sheriff's Office and charged with lewd and lascivious behavior—molestation of a victim less than 12 years old, and lewd and lascivious behavior conducted by a person 18 years or older, the BCSO announced in a news release shared via Facebook.
The alleged incidents involved a 9-year-old girl during a 2020 family vacation in Florida.
"The victim reported Duggar repeatedly asked her to sit on his lap. As the vacation continued, he also asked her to sit next to him on a couch and covered them with a blanket, the news release detailed. "During this time, Duggar manipulated the victim’s underwear and grazed her genitals. Duggar would also continue to rub his hands on her thighs. The victim stated Duggar eventually apologized for his actions and the incidents stopped after the apology."
On March 20, Joseph's wife, Kendra, 27, was arrested and charged with four counts of endangering the welfare of a minor and four counts of second-degree false imprisonment, according to a news release from the Tontitown Police Department in Arkansas. Joseph also faces the same charges.
A source with knowledge of the case told Us Weekly, “Kendra’s arrest has nothing to do with Joseph’s—although one precipitated another. After his charge, they automatically do a home study if minors live there. They came to her house.”
The source added, “Apparently, they had two rooms where the lock of the doorknob was on the outside instead of inside. They arrested her and took her kids for that, saying it’s evidence that she wrongly detains her kids."
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Jill Duggar Was the First to Issue a Statement About Joseph's ArrestOn March 19, Jill Duggar and her husband, Derick Dillard, reacted to Joseph's arrest with a statement on their blog.
"We were shocked yesterday evening to learn of Jill’s brother (Joseph Duggar’s) arrest," they wrote. "We first learned of anything related to his charges yesterday via a text from a friend who messaged us about the recent media reports of Joseph’s arrest and his alleged confession to molesting a juvenile female in 2020. We are shocked and heartbroken."
View this post on InstagramThe message continued, "We strongly condemn abuse. We support the rule of law and hope that justice will be achieved. Our hearts go out to the innocent juvenile victim of this unspeakable crime and her family. We pray God gives her strength, comfort and hope, and that she is able to get all the help and support she needs and deserves in the days ahead."
To conclude their statement, the former Counting On couple shared, "We love our sister-in-law, Kendra, and our four nieces and nephews and pray that they feel loved and supported during this time as we cannot imagine the indescribable pain they feel as they process and grieve everything."
Jessa Duggar Also Reacted Publicly to the Charges Against JosephOn March 20, Jessa Duggar issued a statement with her husband, Ben Seewald, regarding Joseph's arrest.
View this post on InstagramRelated: Jinger Duggar Addresses "Mystery Grandkids" in Her Family
“We learned of this saddening news along with the rest of the world on Wednesday, and we are in complete shock,” she wrote on her Instagram Stories but later deleted. “Our hearts are grieving for this innocent young girl, and we know this is deeply grievous to God, who cares tenderly for children and the vulnerable. We are keeping her in our prayers.”
Amy Duggar Slammed Joseph After His ArrestAmy Duggar, the niece of Jim Bob Duggar and cousin to Joseph, issued a statement shared on Instagram.
"My first thoughts are with the victim, a child who deserved to be safe, protected and surrounded by people she could trust," she shared. "The courage it took for her to come forward, especially after years of carrying something so heavy, cannot be overstated. That bravery deserves to be honored above all else."
Although Amy said she was "utterly shocked to hear about these allegations and Joseph’s arrest," she acknowledged that "at the same time, I am not surprised that another alleged predator has emerged from this toxic system."
View this post on InstagramShe continued, "For years, I have spoken out about the importance of truth, accountability and protecting children, even when it meant going against my own family. Family ties should never equal automatic trust or access, especially when it comes to the safety of children. When an image is protected over truth, and silence is chosen over accountability, it creates an environment where abuse can thrive."
Additionally, Amy said she has "worked hard to break cycles" in her family through her book, Holy Disruptor: Shattering the Shiny Facade by Getting Louder with the Truth. She noted that she is "praying for the victim and her family as they walk through what is sure to be an incredibly difficult road ahead."
To conclude her statement, Amy shared, "Recognizing that we do not yet know the full picture, I am also praying for Joseph’s wife, Kendra, as she begins to process this, and for the protection of their children. I'm praying for eyes to be opened and above all, I pray that justice will be served to the fullest."
Josh Duggar Sent a Message From PrisonOn March 20, Josh Duggarreleased a statement through his attorney while serving a 12-year prison sentence following a child sexual abuse material (CSAM) conviction.
Josh said that the allegations against Joseph “deeply saddened” him, telling the Daily Mail, “Josh understands the stigma of being accused.”
The statement continued, “He lives with the painful reality of how false accusations can destroy a life. He understands how the targeting of a person for publicity can twist the truth into sensationalized fiction.”
If you or someone you know has been a victim of sexual assault, help is available 24 hours a day through RAINN's National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-4673.
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Aldi Is Selling a Durable $7 Gardening Tool That Makes Seasonal Yard Work Easy
With spring and summer on the horizon, one thing is certain: more time spent outdoors. And while we've been daydreaming all winter about warm-weather adventures, sometimes all you need is your front or backyard, your closest friends, a barbecue and ice-cold refreshments to turn an ordinary spring day into a full-blown seasonal celebration.
The thing is, if you're entertaining guests at home and plan to keep the festivities outdoors, a little yard work is probably in order after a long, cold season. That's where Aldi lends a helping hand with the Gardenline Pop-Up Collapsible Garden Bag. A true yard work hero, this compact and durable $7 tool is perfect for corralling yard trimmings, cleaning up after a party, and so much more.
Gardenline Pop-Up Collapsible Garden Bag, $6.99 at AldiIf you have any experience with mowing the yard or even trimming shrubs, plants and trees, you know all too well the struggle of corralling all the trimmings with a standard plastic trash bag. Sticks poke holes, bigger pieces threaten to burst through the bottom and using all that plastic just feels wasteful. That alone makes a reusable garden bag a worthy investment.
With Aldi's Gardenline Pop-Up Collapsible Garden Bag, you get a versatile vessel for just $7, with a 26-gallon capacity and a maximum weight of 110 pounds. And if you're thinking, "Wow, that sounds hefty," it absolutely is, but don't let that fool you; it can also be extremely compact, too.
Thanks to its collapsible design, when not in use, you can easily fold the bag into a small disc and tuck it away. At 22.83 inches tall when expanded and 18.5 inches in diameter, it provides plenty of space for leaves, branch cuttings, grass trimmings and other garden waste.
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Adding to the bag's smart, detailed design and versatility, shoppers will appreciate its garden green color and durable gray carrying straps attached to both the top and bottom. The top straps are slightly longer, making it easy to carry the bag from one space to another, with an included velcro tab that keeps them secured together when needed. The lower straps are a bit shorter, but ideal for squatting down to lift heavier loads onto a table, into a truck, or to empty the contents into a larger bag.
Perhaps the best part, however, is the fact that this bag can be repurposed for a wide range of uses around the home. Use it to corral kids' or pets' toys from the yard, as a laundry bag in the mudroom or even as a catch-all for random items that haven't yet found their forever home while you do a little spring cleaning. It can also come in handy for storing sports equipment in the garage or keeping extra pillows and blankets ready for guests.
Don't miss out on this handy spring home addition. And while you're scoping out the rest of the selection at Aldi, check out this three-pack of customizable organizers and this super cool window bird feeder.
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Harrison Ford Dropped Out 60 Years Ago and Now He's Back With a Graduation Speech
Harrison Ford spent part of his college years feeling utterly lost. Isolated, adrift, unsure where he belonged, until he stumbled into a theater rehearsal and found, as he later put it, his people. The actor told that story publicly when he accepted the SAG-AFTRA Lifetime Achievement Award on March 1. Now, six decades into one of the most celebrated careers in Hollywood history, he is going back to a college campus. Arizona State University announced on March 19 that Ford will deliver the commencement address to its undergraduate Class of 2026 on May 11 at Mountain America Stadium in Tempe.
He will also receive an honorary Doctor of Arts and Humane Letters degree during the ceremony.
Ford, 83, is best known for playing Han Solo in the Star Warsfranchise, Indiana Jones across five films, and Rick Deckard in Blade Runner, but his selection by ASU was not simply a tribute to pop culture royalty. The university cited his decades-long environmental advocacy alongside his film career. Ford currently serves as vice chair of Conservation International, one of the world's leading environmental nonprofits, and attended the September 2025 launch of ASU's Rob Walton School of Conservation Futures in New York.
His remarks on the announcement made clear where his priorities lie. 'I recognize this is an important opportunity to encourage your students to invest in their futures and in nature,' Ford told ASU News. 'We're at a critical stage in the world because we've neglected our obligation to nature.' ASU President Michael Crow praised him as one of the leading conservation voices on the planet, crediting his ability to reach audiences across cultures.
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Ford recently gave what many considered the most emotionally unguarded speech of his career at the Actor Awards, reflecting on discovering theater as a young man who felt alone and directionless. 'I found a company of people putting on plays, storytellers,' he said. 'The people I thought were misfits and geeks turned out to be my people.' That story, aimed at a room of fellow actors, now becomes the foundation of what he will bring to tens of thousands of graduating students who may be asking the same questions he once was.
It is also worth noting that Ford did not finish college himself. He dropped out of Ripon College in Wisconsin just before graduation. The honorary doctorate from ASU closes a loop that has been open for more than 60 years.
A National Geographic feature published the same week noted that Ford has had multiple species named after him (a Peruvian snake, a Central American ant, a California spider), which is a testament to how seriously the scientific community regards his conservation work.
The ceremony takes place May 11 at Mountain America Stadium in Tempe. For the Class of 2026, the man who flew the Millennium Falcon will be the one telling them where to go next.
Tim McGraw Is Inducted to Country Music Hall Of Fame and Faith Hill Reacts With So Much Love
It finally happened, country music fans. THE Tim McGraw, 58, was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame on Friday, March 20, 2026. The ceremony took place at the Hall of Fame rotunda in Nashville, and McGraw's rarely seen but mutually beloved wife, country singer Faith Hill, was there to show her love and pride. McGraw accepted his induction, saying directly to Hill, "I would not be standing here today if it wasn't for you, nor would I want to be."
McGraw stepped up to deliver a teary-eyed speech at the podium, "This is gonna be hard," he started with a few tears. "Wow. Thank you all for being here. Anybody that knows me know I’m a crier. I mean, I cry at bad commercials."
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"I came to Nashville on a Greyhound bus for Louisiana on May 9, 1989," he shared about the early morning he arrived on the country music scene almost 37 years ago. "I arrived around one in the morning. I took my one suitcase and my guitar and started walking to a hotel and a bar that somebody told me about the Hall of Fame Lounge."
"I got there just as they were serving last call," he continued, "and started talking to a couple of guys who both, of course, were songwriters. So when the bar closed, we headed to one of their apartments and we stayed up there all night playing songs, a lot of songs from guys on this wall right here."
McGraw also shared how coincidentally, country music hero Keith Whitley died this very same night but how the moment also seemed to seal his fate. "I gained some new friends and I found a community who loved country music as much as I did. I found my home, I found my wife, my family, my band, my team. So to go from a bar called the Hall of Fame to be here in the actual Country Music Hall of Fame surrounded by all of these legends and a lot of my friends is just almost impossible for me to ... it is impossible for me to believe."
As he wrapped up, McGraw took a moment to praise the important women in his life, including his grandmother, mom, sisters, his three daughters Gracie, Maggie, and Audrey, and most of all his wife Faith Hill. "Thank you, baby," he said right to Hill, who was sitting in the audience.
Then Hill and McGraw shared a big emotional embrace (such a good tight squeeze!). This sweet couple is actual goals ...
View this post on InstagramWatch Tim's McGraw's full speech here:
Catch Tim McGraw reacting to his Hall of Fame induction after the ceremony:
View this post on InstagramThe couple's youngest daughter, singer Audrey McGraw, 24, couldn't make the ceremony, but still took time to shout out her dad (and mom) at her Las Vegas show at Red Rocks Casino:
View this post on Instagram4 Storylines from 'Outlander' Season 8 Episode 3 That Are Taken from the Books
There’s no doubt that the Outlander books are packed with magical and twisty storylines. Some of them have made it to the TV show, but there isn’t enough time for everything. That led to the worry that some storylines wouldn’t quite make it.
At the same time, some storylines have been changed. That’s certainly the case on Outlander Season 8, but sometimes due to necessity and time. That doesn’t take away from the show’s writers including needed and exciting storylines from the books, especially from Go Tell the Bees That I Am Gone. Here are four that come from the books, even with some of the changes.
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William Believing That Ben Is AliveAt the end of Outlander Season 8 Episode 2, William learns that Ben probably didn’t die while as a prisoner of the Continental Army. The man in Ben’s grave definitely wasn’t Ben, but when he talks to Lord John Grey about it, John doesn’t believe it. He just thinks that Ben and this other fellow have been placed in the wrong graves.
It casts some doubt for William, and he decides not to tell Amaranthus about his reveal. In the novels, William does learn that Ben isn’t alive, and there is a much bigger storyline with Amaranthus — as she knows! With Outlander Season 8 nowhere near over yet, we can’t rule out the possibility of the full twisty storyline to come.
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Percy Coming to John With a RequestWhile at lunch, Percy Beauchamp sits down next to Lord John Grey, immediately showing just how much history they have. He also has a request: to help him get in touch with a man named Claudel Fraser. This man we know better as Fergus Fraser.
Yes, this is directly from Go Tell the Bees That I Am Gone. There’s a big storyline that involves a particular Comte and a potential financial landfall. It’s unclear just how much the show will delve into this, but it’s exciting to see a storyline many didn’t expect to be included added in.
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Claire Heals a Baby GirlDuring Outlander Season 8 Episode 3, Claire helps with the delivery of twins. It all starts when a young Black girl called Agnes comes to find her, leading her to her mother, Susannah. While the son is born healthy, the daughter is stillborn, and Claire uses her magical powers to bring the baby back to life.
While the circumstances of the woman coming to Claire are slightly different — they’re a family who live on Fraser’s Ridge in the books — Claire does end up healing the stillborn baby. After remembering Master Raymond and hearing about a doctor from Roger, Claire starts to focus more on her healing abilities, which leads to a major moment toward the end of Go Tell the Bees That I Am Gone.
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Jamie and Cunningham Find Themselves on Opposite SidesDiana Gabaldon has said that the storyline of Jamie and Captain Cunningham isn’t from the books, but that’s not quite true. The conversation itself is purely engineered by the show, helping to explain something that is sure to come up later. The change is necessary for a show’s timeline and method of explanation.
In the books, there are men smuggling weapons onto the Ridge, and Cunningham does have something to do with it, but it all happens in the background until it reaches a boiling point. Clearly, things that go through Jamie’s mind have to be shown on the TV screen, which explains why Cunningham’s intentions have to come up immediately, rather than playing in the background.
Much of the final season of Outlander has included storylines from the books. It’ll be exciting to see more of what’s to come.
Walmart’s $95 Floor Cabinet Is a ‘High-Quality’ Storage Solution for Kitchens, Bathrooms, and Entryways
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Spring is finally here, and nothing beats a good old-fashioned cleaning spree to refresh your home. If you want to organize your space without losing style, consider the Costway Floor Storage Cabinet at Walmart.
It can fit in your bathroom, pantry, bedroom, or living space. Now on sale for as low as $95 (down from its original price of $179), spring cleaning is even more tempting thanks to this piece.
Costway Floor Storage Cabinet, From $95 (was $179) at Walmart Shop at WalmartThis sleek cabinet features a crisp, modern look that fits just about anywhere, including bathrooms, kitchens, living rooms, or entryways. Its simple design and frosted glass doors add a modern touch, so it elevates the look of your space while effectively storing your things.
This cabinet truly delivers on storage. It can easily fit all your bathroom supplies, cleaning products, books, crafts, or spices. You can adjust the lower shelf to three heights to either provide space for taller bottles or neatly stack smaller items. Each shelf supports up to 22 pounds, and the top holds 66 pounds, so you can confidently load it up.
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The durability stands out, too. The cabinet is made from high-quality medium-density fiberboard and features waterproof paint that resists splashes and humidity. The frosted tempered glass doors offer durability and keep your belongings out of sight. To clean it, simply wipe it down with a damp cloth.
You can grab a cabinet classic black or white. So, everyone should be able to find an option that matches their personal decor.
Costway Floor Storage Cabinet, From $95 (was $179) at Walmart Shop at WalmartShoppers can also enjoy peace of mind thanks to anti-toppling fittings that prevent the cabinet from tipping when children or pets move around. The round metal handles and magnetic doors make it easy to open and close, while the included instructions guide you through assembly. With a strong 4.4-star rating from shoppers, this cabinet is clearly beloved.
Shoppers have described it as "well designed" and the "perfect size," noting that it's "easy to put together." "Nice quality," one shopper stated. "Looks cute, too!"
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