“A couple of weeks ago a child therapist that I know looked at my kids and said, ‘You’re such a good mum.’ Feeling like a total fraud I blurted, ‘I don’t feel like a good mum. The kids are driving me so crazy, I’m losing my temper and falling asleep at night wondering where I’m […]

Cher once found herself alone in the back of a limousine, tears streaming so fiercely that her eyelashes fell away. Just moments before, she had stood before 20,000 roaring fans, the thunderous applause still echoing in her ears—but inside, she felt utterly empty. Sonny had walked out of her life. The IRS was closing in. […]

Long after The Golden Girls had made her a household name, Bea Arthur continued to live a fiercely private life off-screen. What few people knew—even among her closest colleagues—was that she had quietly been one of the main financial backers of a New York shelter for homeless LGBTQ+ youth. In the early 2000s, when she […]

In 1913 the brothers [Abernathy] Louis [Bud] age 13, and Temple age 9, rode from Oklahoma to New York City on the Indian Motorcycle seen in the photo. This was not the Abernathy boys firs adventure. In 1909 the two brothers, Louis “Bud” aged nine and Temple five, encountered a host of Old West obstacles, […]

I shopped at Publix tonight at Ormond Towne Square and saw this random act of kindness by a Publix employee. I took it quickly and I found out the employee’s name later from his manager. An old man could not reach down to tie his shoe so not only did Gage tie the one but […]