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Max Cooper III Turns “End of Beginning” Into a New Beginning After The Voice Exit After his surprise elimination from NBC’s The Voice during the Knockouts, Max Cooper III is proving that his story is far from over. The 23-year-old singer from Olathe, Kansas, known online as @themrpianoman, has released a haunting piano cover of … Read more

A new piece of information in the case of Charlie Kirk’s murder points to a possible political motive. Utah County Attorney Jeff Gray said that Tyler Robinson, 22, left a note for his transgender roommate that said, “I had the chance to kill Charlie Kirk, and I’m going to do it.” In the messages that … Read more

Picture a hush in the trees, moonlight pooling on a mossy altar. Three vials glow—one gold, one rose, one indigo. You can take only one. Whatever your hand reaches for says something true about you that words rarely do. If your fingers close around Wealth, you’re the architect of your own fate. You crave steadiness … Read more

Lainey Wilson and her fiancé, Devlin “Duck” Hodges, are deep into planning their wedding after announcing their engagement earlier this year. While chatting on the Like A Farmer Podcast, Hodges opened up about his future wife and the exact moment he realized Wilson was the woman he wanted to spend his life with. Host Pat … Read more

A Classic Returns: Tim Conway’s “Oldest Man” Steals the Show AgainThe Sketch: “The Galley Slaves” In the unforgettable Carol Burnett Show sketch “The Galley Slaves,” Tim Conway revived his legendary slow-moving, mumbling “Oldest Man” character — the one fans could recognize instantly from his wild white hair, shuffling steps, and endless, nonsensical muttering. This time, … Read more

Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban: Inside the Sudden End of a 19-Year Marriage By Alison Boshoff | Feature Report Heartbreak comes in many forms — and for Nicole Kidman, it arrived in the middle of a glittering New York evening. Last Thursday, the Oscar-winning actress attended a luxury beauty event as an ambassador for Clé … Read more

My mother left me one thing that felt like a heartbeat: the little lake house she bought before she ever met my dad. It was her refuge—the place we drove to with peanut-butter sandwiches and a tin of watercolors. She’d paint the shoreline in soft blues while I skipped stones and made lopsided sandcastles. On … Read more

I didn’t dress for a war that day. I dressed for a birthday—black slacks, Luca’s soft blue cardigan that still held his cologne, a lemon cake from the bakery he loved. Noreen had texted me the invite herself, with a heart and a “wouldn’t be the same without you.” Ever since Luca died two years … Read more

The flight from Bangkok feels endless, but the hug at Riverside Airport makes it worth it. Mom smells like rosemary oil and something else I can’t place—worry, maybe. On the drive through Millbrook, the streets look smaller, the houses more tired. She chatters about book club and neighbors and everything except the dark circles makeup … Read more

TikTok has a knack for minting trends that make you laugh, wince, and ask “why?” all at once. The latest entry in that hall of fame is “hamstering”—a term as quirky as the act it describes. At its core, hamstering fuses public spectacle with adventurous bedroom energy and a bit of car-based choreography. The gist: … Read more