Bold and the Beautiful early weekly spoilers for March 9th through the 13th expects Taylor Hayes (Rebecca Budig) to betray Steffy Forrester (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) and a war break out. Let’s dive into what’s coming up in Los Angeles.

Bold and the Beautiful Spoilers Wednesday, March 4th: Deacon and Taylor Give In to Passion

On Wednesday, March 4th, Deacon Sharpe (Sean Kanan) did what Taylor asked, took Sheila Carter (Kimberlin Brown) to bed and gave her an epic roll in the hay then heads over to Taylor’s office to tell her he did it and it didn’t help.

Deacon tells Taylor he tried to recommit himself to Sheila, but all he could think about was Taylor. Deacon and Taylor can’t resist each other and they kiss. A very hot, passionate kiss that could lead to them getting intimate soon.

Dylan (Sydney Bullock) makes a move on Will Spencer (Crew Morrow) now that he’s no longer Electra Forrester’s (Laneya Grace) man. This week, Dylan’s got her eye on Will and then her hands and then her lips. Dylan tells Will she has a way to make him feel better and plants a kiss on him.

B&B Spoilers Thursday, March 5th: Dylan Tells the Whole Truth and Sheila Thanks Taylor

On Thursday, March 5th, Dylan gives Will the whole truth. I expect this could be Dylan finally telling Will about all of Electra’s two-faced behavior, playing nice in front of Will then downright bullying Dylan when they were alone. Will might start to see Electra as more like Ivy Forrester (Ashleigh Brewer) after this.

Sheila still thinks Taylor saved her marriage and wants to thank her. Sheila shows up at Taylor’s office to tell her how amazing it was rolling around in the hay with Deacon. She tells Taylor they had the most amazing sex over and over. Deacon’s gonna be showing Taylor how hot he is in the sack pretty soon.

Hope Logan (Annika Noelle) presses Deacon to prioritize his happiness. Kick Sheila out and bring Taylor in. I think Hope and Deke Sharpe (Harrison Cone) are more intent on matchmaking after Steffy’s little control lecture at FC.

Bold and the Beautiful Spoilers Friday, March 6th: Will Floors Steffy with Shocking News

On Friday, March 6th, someone gets a surprise visit from Deacon. Will he come back to Forrester Creations to tell Hope that he and Taylor are going for it? Is it him dropping in on Taylor again? Maybe he’ll go see Steffy and Deacon promises to protect her mom.

Sheila’s singing Taylor’s praises. Deacon and Sheila must have really burned a hole in the bed seeing as she’s so happy and raving about their steamy night. Too bad her life is about to blow up and her heart’s about to be broken.

Will floors Steffy with shocking news. Will might spill to Steffy about Electra and RJ Forrester‘s (Brayan Nicoletti ) kiss. Or Will might quit Forrester Creations? Or both? We have models on set this week or next at Logan. Seems like Katie Logan (Heather Tom) is moving forward with the Logan launch.

And show despite Ridge Forrester (Thorsten Kaye) and Brooke insisting Eric Forrester‘s (John McCook) done. So, Katie might be getting a whole collection from Eric and Katie. This week, Ivy rants to Electra about how Dylan and Will aren’t proper at all.

Electra is tearing up and Daphne Rose Walton (Murielle Hilaire) is watching it all. RJ reflects on kissing Electra. Ivy keeps encouraging RJ, so he might try to kiss Electra again now that she and Will are officially split up.

Week of March 9th-13th on Bold and the Beautiful: Deacon and Taylor Make Love and Katie Launches Logan

During the week of March 9th through the 13th, a couple makes love for the first time. Taylor and Deacon is my guess. But them doing it right after he and Sheila go at it is ick. Ivy plays puppet master and pulls the strings for Electra and Will. She tries to keep them split.

RJ can’t get Electra off his mind, and Ivy encourages him. Dylan opens up to Hope about Will. This is risky because Hope is friends with Electra. Morgan Fairchild returns soon as Dottie and with her is Jim J. Bullock as Joseph. They were the jewelry people Steffy and Electra met with for the Forrester Creations jewelry line.

Katie pushes forward and launches Logan. We’ll find out Eric’s plans for Logan and his Forrester Creations return. Ridge’s bossiness again treating Eric like a child may cause more issues. Sheila’s world blows up soon. And when it does, will she go full villain again?

Things get hotter between Dylan and Will, at least until Ivy’s duplicity is revealed. Electra’s still distraught from her split from Will. Electra thinks Will one hundred percent betrayed her and chose Dylan over her. Plus, Ivy pressures her to move on with RJ.

Bill Spencer (Don Diamont) is still determined to get Katie’s company launched ASAP. And is definitely going to use Eric’s dress designs and put them into production because he said they’re Logan’s designs now. This could start a huge war with Ridge. That’s your Bold and the Beautiful early weekly spoiler outlook.

Tampa International has reportedly set the record straight after a social media post it shared said the airport was becoming crocs-and-pajama-free.

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Tampa International Shares Social Media Post Saying The Airport Was Becoming Crocs-And-Pajamas-Free

On Thursday, February 26, Tampa International’s account on X, formerly known as Twitter, shared a poster which stated that the airport has “seen enough” and “had enough.”

“It’s time to ban pajamas at Tampa International Airport,” the message continued. “After successfully banning Crocs and giving everyone the amazing opportunity to experience the world’s first Crocs-free airport, it’s time to take on an even larger crisis.”

Furthermore, the message shared that the “decision” could be “disruptive” to some travelers. However, “the madness stops today.”

“Help Tampa International Airport become the world’s first Crocs-free AND pajama-free airport. DO YOUR PART. SAY NO TO PAJAMAS AT TPA,” the message concluded.

The Airport Sets The Record Straight After Social Media Reacts

The airport’s tweet garnered 8.4 million views to date. Furthermore, disgruntled reactions flowed in via TSR’s comment section.

“Tampa International Airport regularly shares lighthearted, satirical social media content as part of our ongoing effort to engage with our followers. Today’s post about ‘banning’ pajamas was another playful nod to day-of-travel fashion debates. We encourage our passengers to travel comfortably and appreciate our loyal followers who enjoy the online humor,” the statement clarified.

Months Before Tampa International Said It Was Becoming Crocs-And-Pajamas-Free, It Shared THIS Message, Which Ruffled Social Media Users

According to the National Post, this isn’t the first time Tampa International Airport has shared a cheeky message sparking reactions. Back in July, it shared a tweet, which read, “The TSA will now let you keep your shoes on through security at TPA!!!!!* *unless you’re wearing Crocs…you should take those off and throw them away”

The message sparked a plethora of reactions from social media users, most of whom fiercely defended Crocs.

The TSA will now let you keep your shoes on through security at TPA!!!!!*

*unless you’re wearing Crocs…you should take those off and throw them away

— Tampa International Airport ✈️ (@FlyTPA) July 9, 2025

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UFC boss Dana White just delivered some of the rawest life advice we’ve heard from a celebrity in a long time — and he did it on a random sidewalk, no publicists in sight.

White was walking down the street when he ran into Peter Fouad, a street photographer with 1.7 million followers on TikTok who’s built a massive audience with a dead-simple concept.

Fouad catches celebrities off guard, asks them one question — what’s the best life advice you’ve ever received? — snaps a Polaroid on his Fujifilm camera, and lets them keep the print.

The resulting video, shared on February 28, has now racked up more than 1.7 million views. And White’s answer? It hit different.

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“What’s the best life advice you’ve ever received that you could share with someone like me or someone who’s watching?” Fouad asked.

White went right in: “Listen, if you’re miserable when you’re broke, you’re gonna be really miserable when you make some money, trust me.”

He continued: “The key to life is to be happy. Figure out what you like to do, get up and do it every day and be as happy as you can possibly be.”

Then came the line that really landed: “Some of the happiest times of my life was when I was broke. Money changes everything.”

When Fouad asked if money changes things for the better, White’s reply was blunt. “Not always.”

“If you’re happy when you’re broke, you should be happy when you have some money,” White added.

Fouad thanked White for being humble and taking the time to answer before handing him his Polaroid.

Dana White Is Worth More Than $600 Million

Here’s what makes the whole exchange so compelling. White isn’t some motivational speaker riffing on abstract ideas about wealth. According to Forbes, his net worth is estimated at more than $600 million.

He bought the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) for $2 million back in 2001 and led the organization from near-bankruptcy to a multi-billion dollar global enterprise, according to CBS News. In 2016, the UFC sold for $4 billion.

Last year, Paramount-Skydance agreed to pay nearly $8 billion to stream UFC on Paramount+, as well as on broadcast television.

As such, White is credited with transforming MMA into a mainstream sport and co-creating the hit reality show The Ultimate Fighter.

So when he says some of the happiest times of his life were when he was broke — and that money doesn’t always change things for the better — that’s coming from a man who turned a $2 million investment into a multi-billion dollar empire.

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And now he joins a pretty stacked lineup of stars who’ve stopped for Fouad’s Polaroid treatment.

Some of the celebrities featured in his recent videos include Chris Rock, Sauce Gardner, Post Malone, A$AP Rocky, Lamar Odom and Grant Cardone.

The format works because it strips away all the usual layers between a celebrity and the camera. No scripted interviews, no media-trained responses. Just a question on the sidewalk and whatever comes out.

White’s appearance proved no different — no publicists, no teleprompters, no carefully crafted talking points.

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New space science fiction shows rarely catch fire right away. Star Trek was infamously cancelled after three seasons due to low ratings, only to rise from the ashes in rerun syndication. Firefly was cancelled after a few episodes, only to spawn a movie so good it ended up near the top of our list of the best space movies of all time. 

But one space series did the impossible. It captured the cultural zeitgeist right away. In the now-forgotten era of binge-watching via post office-mailed Netflix DVDs, it became an obsession for sci-fi fans and normies alike.

That should have been a launching pad for a generational sci-fi franchise to rival Star Wars. Instead, it spawned a spinoff series so disastrous that everything it built evaporated into thin air, leaving behind nothing but the sweat of shirtless wrestlers.

This is Why Caprica Failed.

Battlestar Galactica Finishes On A High

When the reimagined Battlestar Galactica finished in March 2009, it had the two things a franchise needs: audience heat and critical credibility. During its run, episodes of the show aired in theaters to eager packed audiences. It was a watercolor topic of conversation and sucked in even people who weren’t into science fiction. 

The final run averaged 2.2M viewers in the U.S., and the finale spiked to ~2.4M, the show’s best number in years. Those may not sound like big numbers, but they were huge for a show airing on SyFy, a basic cable channel people otherwise ignored.

When Battlestar Galactica arrived on DVD, it became an even bigger hit as people bought box sets and binged the show all at once in the pre-streaming era. Battlestar popularized the idea of binge-watching, setting the stage for the streaming future that was to come. 

The BSG universe was perfectly poised to go bigger and become the kind of mega-media franchise that lasts for generations. Star Trek turned itself into a mega-franchise after being canceled three seasons in, and here was Battlestar Galactica riding a wave of success that should have made it much easier to propel to the next level. 

Instead, the follow-through came in stuttered moves that dispersed attention and trained fans to stop checking in. Only a few short years after its success, Battlestar Galactica was a dead franchise, a once-in-a-generation missed opportunity by SyFy’s parent company, NBCUniversal. 

How NBCUniversal Squandered Battlestar Galactica’s Potential With Its Next Show

NBCU/Syfy did produce companion pieces: Razor (2007) during the run and half-hearted DVD-only The Plan (2009) after, but the core “what’s next” arrived as Caprica in 2010. 

Ronald D. Moore, the genius solo creator of Battlestar Galactica, only served as a co-creator on Caprica. He shares the title with a man named Remi Aubuchon, who’d previously worked with Moore in the BSG writers’ room. By all accounts, it was Remi, not Moore, who was the real architect of the show. Which may, at least in part, explain why it’s so different. 

Set more than fifty years before the events of Battlestar Galactica, Caprica is about how human bureaucracy accidentally invents the society that will lead to its own extinction. Caprica focuses on two families, the Graystones and the Adamas, as cutting-edge technology collides with grief, religion, and ego. It results in the birth of the Cylons. The idea was for it to happen slowly, very slowly, over the course of the show. 

In practice, Caprica played out like a soap opera, with few sci-fi elements on screen.  The show was creatively ambitious but also tonally totally different. 

Caprica was a prequel about corporate intrigue set in a universe where audiences expected gritty space combat. It gave fans something with the Battlestar Galactica name attached to it that bore no resemblance at all to the franchise they loved. Imagine if, after Star Trek was cancelled in the 60s, CBS had decided to follow it up with a Star Trek police procedural set on Earth, and you’ll start to understand what a horrible mistake Caprica was. 

Caprica needed patient scheduling and a clear runway to overcome the hurdle of its premise. It didn’t get either. Critics tried to give it a chance, but despite praising its intellect, ultimately they admitted it was unreasonably slow, way too talky, and wildly uneven. Again, basically nothing like the tension-filled world of Battlestar Galactica.

Ratings slid from a mid-season high of 1.6 M to fewer than 900,000 viewers after a hiatus; Syfy then canceled the show and pulled the remaining episodes from its schedule, burning them off months later. Whatever audience was willing to follow learned the wrong lesson: don’t invest. 

After Caprica, NBCUniversal Stopped Caring

It was a failure so immediate and extreme that whatever faith there was in BSG evaporated. Still, a last-ditch attempt to salvage things was thrown together. 

After Caprica, the series Blood & Chrome was announced, and it sounded like the crowd-pleaser they should have made in the first place. It was to be about young Adama in a Cylon War setting. 

Unfortunately, NBCUniversal had already quit on BSG. Rather than a fast series order and a serious investment, the project arrived as a 10-part web series on Machinima in late 2012 and only later as a TV movie in early 2013. 

Battlestar Galactica needed a grand Star Trek: The Motion Picture-style blockbuster movie to push it to the next level. NBCUniversal gave it a low-budget web series. Producer David Eick publicly positioned Blood & Chrome as “always meant” for online, but that didn’t make it better; it just made it more insulting. 

Ronald Moore Killed His Own Creation

The truth is, much of the fault lies at the feet of Ronald D. Moore. Before you come at me with your pitchforks, let me say that I love Ron Moore. And I loved him long before Battlestar.

Moore was a huge part of the creative force behind the best parts of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, and his work is simply incredible. But when he finished Battlestar Galactica, he basically quit on the franchise he’d birthed into being.

He’s admitted he was burned out. Burned out on space stuff. He spent a decade working on Star Trek, then created his own space show, and he just didn’t want to do space sci-fi anymore. 

The thing is, that’s what he’s good at, and that’s where his success always was. Nothing he’s done since has come close to reaching the level of quality achieved in Star Trek and BSG. He’s done a lot since then, just none of it in space.

Ron Moore had a once-in-a-generation opportunity, and when BSG finished, he decided he wasn’t going to do anything with it. The result was a show no one wanted in Caprica, followed by the evaporation of everything he’d worked so hard at creating. 

He could have been the next Gene Roddenberry, but instead, he’s spent his time since making things like time-travel romance, with no real cultural footprint.

SyFy Gets Turned Into A Wrestling Channel

While all this was unfolding, the channel that launched Battlestar Galactica was repositioning itself. Sci Fi Channel rebranded to Syfy in 2009 and leaned harder into broader-appeal reality/wrestling alongside genre.

Turning your science fiction channel into a wrestling channel was always a bizarre choice. It diluted the sense that “space opera lives here,” right when Galactica fans needed a dependable home for successors. Trade coverage and industry commentary at the time called out the shift, with cancellations clustered around quality scripted sci-fi. 

NBCUniversal Throws Ron Moore’s Sci-Fi Universe Away

Universal eventually began announcing Battlestar Galactica feature films. That sounds positive, but it wasn’t. They were all reboots and not continuations of the show. There was one with Bryan Singer attached in 2011, later Francis Lawrence in 2016, then Simon Kinberg in 2020. None of them actually happened.

What had happened was that NBCUniversal had clearly signaled to fans that the once-in-a-generation sci-fi universe Ron Moore spent 10 years building was being thrown in the garbage, and that if BSG ever came back, they’d be starting all over from scratch. Universal did the impossible, producing a hit sci-fi show. And then they decided to erase it and start over rather than continue to grow on that foundation.

Imagine if, instead of giving William Shatner’s Captain Kirk a movie, they’d recast him and redid all the same episodes again. Or instead of introducing a new show set in the same universe, in the form of The Next Generation, Star Trek had wiped the slate clean, created a new sci-fi universe, and slapped the old name on it.

Unfortunately, that’s now standard practice in Hollywood. A practice that accelerated beyond all reason after BSG. That mentality is why there has never been another long-running sci-fi universe like Star Trek or Star Wars, and why there will never be. Battlestar Galactica was perfectly poised to take that trip, but no one at Universal dared to make a real investment.

Rachel Lindsay is speaking out about ex-husband Bryan Abasolo’s “low” discussion of her fertility struggles.

After news broke in January 2024 that Abasolo, 46, had filed for divorce from Lindsay, 40, he spoke with divorce coach Rene Garcia in an in-depth interview about their relationship.

“He said things in that interview that I had never even personally talked about,” Lindsay recalled during the Wednesday, March 4, episode of the “Bachelor Happy Hour” podcast. “He talks about fertility, and it wasn’t even the truth of what he was saying. Other than saying I wanted to have kids, I’ve never talked about that.”

She added, “Nobody knows the story with that.”

Us Weekly has reached out to Abasolo for comment.

During the July 2024 interview, Abasolo claimed “other things were made a priority” in their relationship, so they were unable to start a family.

“Women have a different biological clock than us,” Abasolo claimed. “It was going to be me going along with a plan, but I was under a hell of a lot of stress.”

Abasolo said it was “tough” to watch Lindsay experience fertility struggles, noting that he “felt terrible” about it. “Just watching her sadness, it broke my heart,” he added. “It was like I was failing expectations on all fronts.”

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During Wednesday’s podcast episode, Lindsay also addressed claims that she was “lying” about the status of her and Abasolo’s marriage during public appearances ahead of their divorce.

“We were working on it,” she clarified. “We tried. We were in therapy. We were trying to work on it. I’m not going to talk about the fact that, ‘Hey, we’re in therapy and we’re trying to work on our relationship.’ I don’t think inviting people in, in that way — because we were trying to save it — would have helped it at that time.”

Lindsay added, “I wasn’t being fake. I’m living my life, but I’m not giving you every single detail about it.”

Lindsay appeared on “The Viall Files” podcast in December 2023, weeks before Abasolo filed for divorce. She said she did not know he was “about” to split up with her when that podcast was released.

“I knew we were having issues, but everything I said was true. We did want to have kids. I still wanted to have kids,” she said. “Maybe I wasn’t being honest with myself about how bad it was in the moment.”

Lindsay added, “Maybe we weren’t good, but we were working on it.

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