Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships. We receive compensation when you click on a link and make a purchase. Learn more! You know that moment when you’re standing in your closet, looking for something that feels pulled-together but doesn’t require a whole styling session? Shirt dresses solve that problem every single time. One piece, a few buttons and you look like you planned the whole outfit days ago. Amazon’s spring shirt-dress section is quietly trending right now, and we found striped maxi styles and pleated midi picks to add to cart STAT. The styles start at just $10, which makes experimenting…

It’s just plane gross.  Flying the friendly — or, more aptly, the filthy — skies is a germaphobe’s worst nightmare, cautions a veteran flight attendant who’s revealing the most unsanitary, dirty and “diabolical” disasters she’s seen at 35,000 feet.  “I’m going to tell you all the nastiest things I’ve ever seen on a plane,” Charity Moore, an 11-year cabin crew member, announced in a trending video. “They start out mild and progressively more disgusting.” “Ignorance is bliss,” continued the brunette, a 2025 “Survivor” contestant. “But also, knowledge is power.” “Ready for takeoff?” From passengers propping up their bare feet on backseat tray…

Brooke Shields’ return to Hope Valley as Charlotte Thornton was both emotional and powerful, but one scene in particular was necessary to move When Calls the Heart forward. Warning: Spoilers below from season 13, episode 10, of When Calls the Heart. “It’s a new chapter for everybody,” Shields, 60, exclusively told Us Weekly of the future for Charlotte and her family after the events of Hallmark Channel series’ Sunday, March 8, episode. During the episode, Mountee Nathan Grant (Kevin McGarry) asked for Charlotte’s blessing to ask for her daughter-in-law Elizabeth Thornton’s (Erin Krakow) hand in marriage. After Charlotte gave Nathan her…

Fast, no longer cheap, and out of control. Every American knows the cost of a quick burger and fries has skyrocketed in recent years — depending on where you live, your next Whopper could run you a whopping 38% percent more than it did in 2020, according to the latest Consumer Price Index Report. Sure, inflation is bad, but not that bad, experts say — price hikes on fast food have outpaced inflation by an astonishing 56% over the last five years, giving rise to a new term coined by frustrated fast food consumers: McFlation. As a result of the…

Environment Canada warned residents in much of Alberta and southern Saskatchewan to secure loose objects and expect damage as strong winds whipped through, leaving thousands of residents in the dark. The warnings were in place for most areas from the Alberta-U. S. boundary to Fort McMurray and southwestern Saskatchewan with wind speeds between 90 and 110 km/h and were expected to ease off on Sunday evening.Special weather statements for wind have been posted for southeastern B.C., although a stronger warning is up for the Fraser Valley where gusts could reach 90 km/h.The weather agency says high-sided vehicles could be pushed…

SaveYou have reached your maximum number of saved items.Remove items from your saved list to add more.Save this article for laterAdd articles to your saved list and come back to them anytime.Got itAAAAn accused paedophile who escaped the justice process in New Zealand has been found living freely in one of Australia’s tourist hotspots.Ronald Thompson was due to face trial in 2023 on 18 charges of sexual abuse against six alleged victims. It was stopped due to medical evidence that he was “palliative” with “months to live”.The 69-year-old has now been found living at a waterfront apartment at Maroochydore on…

Heather Graham oozed body confidence while enjoying a yoga retreat in Tulum, Mexico. The Boogie Nights actress, 56, took to Instagram on Sunday, March 8, to share glimpses of her recent beachside escape, rocking three bikinis as well as crimson-red activewear and flirty dresses. “So grateful I got to go on a yoga retreat with the amazing @soukofrima_ and @mjmasala in beautiful Tulum,” she captioned her carousel. “It was so fun swimming, laying on the beach and dancing with you.” In the post’s first frame, Graham paired a white string bikini with a wide-brimmed straw hat as she kicked her…

The wife of the high school teacher killed in a horrific prank gone wrong is begging for all charges to be dropped against the students involved — saying her husband loved them and was “excited” to join them in the prank. Five teenagers were arrested after teacher Jason Hughes, 40, was run over when he slipped and fell outside his home in Gainesville, Georgia, while chasing them for covering his front yard in toilet paper as part of a prank war that had been a school tradition for years. The father of two wasn’t trying to angrily confront them but…

For Brussels, this conflict is not a distant foreign policy matter but a direct threat to the European Union’s stability. Disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz affect energy supplies and increase the risk of sharp rises in gas and oil prices. The situation also heightens concerns about cyber threats, terrorism, and economic volatility across the bloc, potentially triggering large-scale migration from the region. The EU appears prepared to address these threats, with a network of crisis mechanisms in place to coordinate member states during emergencies. For citizens abroad, national embassies and consulates provide the first line of protection. Under EU…

SaveYou have reached your maximum number of saved items.Remove items from your saved list to add more.Save this article for laterAdd articles to your saved list and come back to them anytime.Got itAAAWelcome to Brisbane Times’ Queensland public sector column, Public Circus, where we aim to deliver frank and fearless titbits – from the bowels of the state bureaucracy to the top of One William Street and beyond. This week: more on Metro North’s key consultants, (at least one) Education pay rise, question time bubbly, and more.The revolving door between the private and public portions of Queensland’s health sector has…

Rihanna’s Los Angeles mansion was reportedly hit by “multiple rounds” of gunfire while the singer remained inside the home. According to a report by The Los Angeles Times on Sunday, March 8, Rihanna, 38, “was home” when a “suspect fired multiple rounds from inside her vehicle toward the celebrity’s home in Beverly Hills.” The outlet noted that a spokesperson for the Los Angeles Police Department confirmed “a round penetrated a wall” of the home at 1:21 PM on Sunday. Us Weekly has reached out to the LAPD for comment. The outlet also stated that “no injuries” had been reported as…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Good morning and welcome to Fox News’ morning newsletter, Fox News First. And here’s what you need to know to start your day …TOP 31. Mojtaba Khamenei named Iran’s new supreme leader after father’s death in US-Israel strikes2. Iran women’s soccer team signals distress after anthem protest3. Before-and-after satellite imagery offers a rare look at damage inside IranMAJOR HEADLINESMANSION MAYHEM — NYC bomb suspects allegedly shouted ‘Allahu Akbar’ before explosive attack. Continue reading … LONG SHADOW — Cadaver dogs on hold as search for Nancy Guthrie enters fifth week with no answers. Continue…

Manhattan wannabe congressman Jack Schlossberg is ramping up his reliance on his slain grandfather and former President John F. Kennedy to raise more campaign cash. “Lately, I’ve been doing some reflecting on my grandfather, President John F. Kennedy, and his legacy of hope. In my run to fight for NY-12 in Congress, and just as a person, that’s what I want to focus on. Hope,” Schlossberg, 33, said in a March 5 e-blitz plea for election dough. “My name is Jack, or John Bouvier Kennedy Schlossberg if you want to know the whole thing,” he said, even invoking the surname…

If you are planning a trip to Paris and want to take a deep dive into a local neighborhood far from the tourist crowds, consider the tony 17th arrondissement, in the northwest part of the city. The 17th starts at the base of the Arc de Triomphe and extends into a gentrifying area filled with young families and working couples, reminiscent of Brooklyn’s Boerum Hill, Cobble Hill, and Park Slope. Only in Paris, that means charming outdoor markets and lively restaurants that let you truly experience living life like a local. To start, stop by Avenue Mac-Mahon for Instagram-ready pictures of the Arc de…

By&nbspAlessio Dell’Anna&nbsp&&nbspvideo by Maud Zaba Published on 09/03/2026 – 10:32 GMT+1•Updated 10:33 If you ever wondered whether young Europeans tend to vote for political parties on the left more than the right, the answer might be neither way. Across the EU’s five largest member states, the majority of people aged 16 to 39 gravitate towards the political centre, particularly in Italy and Germany. That’s according to the Allianz Foundation’s 2026 Next Generation Study. Spain stands out as the most left-leaning country among young people, with 28% identifying either with the left or the far-left. At the other end of the…