Meghan Markle is celebrating her and Prince Harry’s daughter, Princess Lilibet, on International Women’s Day.

“For the woman she will one day be … Happy International Women’s Day,” Meghan, 44, wrote via Instagram on Sunday, March 8, noting that the photo was taken by Harry, 41. “📸: Papa Sussex.”

In the snap, Meghan is seen kissing Lilibet, 4, as the mother-daughter duo sat on a rock overlooking the ocean while enjoying a beach outing.

Meghan and Harry tied the knot in 2018 at St George’s Chapel in Windsor, England, and went on to welcome son Prince Archie and daughter Lilibet in 2019 and 2021, respectively.

The pair have since given glimpses of their life in Montecito, California, where they relocated in 2020 after stepping down from their duties as senior working royals. In February, Meghan shared a sweet photo of Harry smiling as he held Lilibet, who was holding onto several red balloons.

“These two + Archie = my forever Valentines,” Meghan wrote via Instagram at the time.

While recalling how she and Harry ended up in their Montecito home, Meghan told New York Magazine’s The Cut in 2022 that the twosome had been “looking in this area” and “this house kept popping up online in searches.”

“We didn’t have jobs, so we just were not going to come and see this house. It wasn’t possible. It’s like when I was younger and you’re window shopping. It’s like, ‘I don’t want to go and look at all the things that I can’t afford. That doesn’t feel good,’” she said.

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The couple ultimately toured the property and fell in love with the home.

“One of the first things my husband saw when we walked around the house was those two palm trees,” Meghan told the outlet. “They’re connected at the bottom. He goes, ‘My love, it’s us.’  And now every day when Archie goes by us, he says, ‘Hi, Momma. Hi, Papa.’”

She continued, “You walk in [to the house] and go … joy. And exhale. And calm. It’s healing. You feel free.”

In the years since, Meghan has gushed that the community has welcomed their family with open arms. Meghan noted that she has a “couple of girlfriends up here,” who are “stay-at-home moms and working women with normal jobs, not in the public eye.”

“Once you know us, I think you want us to have the same normalcy as parents and for our children as they do, despite however unique our situation is,” Meghan told People in 2025.

A body found in Arizona has no connection to the ongoing case regarding Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance.

Days after a woman was found dead along a canal in Phoenix, the Pima County Sheriff’s Office addressed the speculation about the cases being linked, telling TMZ on Sunday, March 8, that they have “not been notified of any connection reference that case to the Nancy Guthrie case.”

News broke on February 1 that Nancy, 84, had disappeared from her Tuscon, Arizona, home. (Tuscon, Arizona, and Phoenix, Arizona, are more than 100 miles apart.)

Nancy, who was reported missing by a family member who called 911, had last been seen one night prior while having dinner with daughter Annie Guthrie. (Nancy shared daughters Annie and Savannah and son Camron with late husband Charles Guthrie, who died in 1988.)

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Since Nancy’s disappearance, Savannah, 54, has been absent from the Today show. Instead, former Today coanchor Hoda Kotb has stepped in and is hosting alongside Craig Melvin. Savannah, however, returned to the Today show offices earlier this month to see her coworkers.

“Savannah Guthrie stopped by the studio this morning to be with and thank her TODAY colleagues,” a Today spokesperson said in a statement on Thursday, March 5. “While she plans to return to the show on air, she remains focused right now supporting her family and working to help bring Nancy home.”

One day later, Melvin told Today viewers that Savannah returned to Studio 1A with a message of “faith and resilience.”

“I wanted you to know that I’m still standing, and I still have hope, and I’m still me,” she said. “I don’t know what version of me that will be, but it will be.”

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Melvin said that Savannah’s emotional speech to 100 cast and crew members included sharing her gratitude to the Today team for “caring about my mom as much as I do.”

“I’m holding on to my faith,” Savannah continued. “I still believe, and as my mom would say, ‘Where else would I go?’”

As the search for Nancy continues, Savannah and her family’s reward for Nancy’s return has been increased to $1 million. The FBI’s $100,000 reward is still active for credible information that may help find Nancy.

In an interview that aired on the Today show on Tuesday, March 3, Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos told NBC’s Liz Kreutz that officers are “definitely closer” to finding “a suspect or suspects.”

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 easy. What stands out is how polished and chic these picks look at prices that won’t make you flinch. We pulled together 13 favorites worth a closer look.

Elegant Spring Shirt Dresses From Amazon

1. Our Favorite: When a dress is both an editor pick and a shopper favorite, you pay attention. This 100% cotton striped maxi shirtdress with a tie waist earns it at $33.

2. Playful Prints: Finding a polished dress that actually breathes in warm weather is tough. This 100% cotton DKNY shirtdress solves that with a belted waist and crisp poplin fabric.

3. Darling Denim: DKNY took the classic denim dress and elevated it with a belted silhouette that reads polished, not casual. This one looks just as sharp at the office as it does on weekends.

4. Pleated Perfection: This Calvin Klein shirtdress combines pleated details with a belted waist in a muted brown tone. The result is understated and sophisticated all at once.

5. Totally Transitional: Spring weather is unpredictable, so a dress you can layer is essential. This NIC+ZOE cotton blend shirtdress works under a jacket today and on its own by June.

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6. Has Pockets: You shouldn’t have to carry a bag just to hold your phone. This belted button-down midi shirtdress has real pockets and a flattering V-neck for just $38.

7. Loose and Slimming: A loose fit that still looks slimming is a rare find, especially under $17. This Amazon Essentials navy georgette shirtdress uses its belt to create shape without clinging.

8. Rich Mom-Style: Pair this black Ladyful shirtdress with gold jewelry and nice flats and you’ll look like you spent five times the price. The belt and cap sleeves do all the work.

9. Stunning Stripes: A good stripe pattern is endlessly versatile. This belted A-line midi shirtdress in blue pairs just as well with sneakers as it does with wedges.

10. Pleated Perfection: Head to a spring luncheon in this light blue pleated midi with gold buttons. Toss your lipstick in the pockets and skip the clutch entirely.

11. Casual Classic: Throw this light blue denim tunic dress on with ankle boots for weekend errands. The long sleeves and relaxed fit make it a grab-and-go favorite.

12. Must-Have Mini: This navy blue shift-style mini shirtdress has short sleeves, a button-down front, and pockets. The business-casual cut works for the office and beyond at $30.

13. Cue the Color: This Lilly Pulitzer Larkyn midi shirtdress brings puff sleeves, a belt and bold, colorful prints. At $288, it’s A splurge, but you get that signature Lilly energy.

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Fantasy Island is a classic fantasy drama that ran on ABC from 1977 to 1984. Ricardo Montalbán was the hunky, dashing, and enigmatic Mr. Roarke who occupied a mysterious island that could grant its guests incredible wishes. What lives on in most people’s memories is his sidekick, Tattoo (Hervé Villechaize), who would announce new guest arrivals by shouting, “De plane! De plane!” at the beginning of every episode.

The series was emblematic of the time period in a lot of ways — original, fun, and, in several ways, very problematic. But that hasn’t stopped the entertainment world from bringing Fantasy Island back to life several times (including a one-season revival series in 1998 and a horror film adaptation in 2020). But a sequel series a few years back really captured the magic of Fantasy Island in a memorable way.

What Is 2021’s ‘Fantasy Island’ About?

In 2021, Fox aired the first season of a brand-new version of Fantasy Island. This time the adaptation is actually a sequel to the 1970s series, picking up several decades after the original. Elena Roarke (Roselyn Sánchez) is the grand-niece of Mr. Roarke, and she has taken up the mantle of running the mystical island to keep the magic within her family. She continues to offer guests the chance to stay on the island and fulfill one of their greatest dreams.

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The island doesn’t always grant these wishes in the most straight-forward way, but each guest does learn a valuable lesson, so that they still always take what they need from the island before returning home. There is magic all around, and romance is in the air, especially with Javier (John Gabriel Rodriquez) as Elena’s love interest. Instead of a man as her sidekick though, Elena has Ruby Akuda (Kiara Barnes). In the premiere episode, Ruby travels to the island to gain more time before succumbing to a fatal illness. She ends up turning into her younger self, and then decides to stay on the island to assist Elena. Their partnership is a compelling, feminist twist on the original show’s island staff.

‘Fantasy Island’ Is a Fun Continuation of the Original Series

Fantasy Island might be a sequel to the original, but it’s not necessary for you to have seen the 1970s show in order to watch the new adaptation. In fact, each episode contains a fresh storyline where you can see the island’s magic at work, but it still includes the original’s entertaining fantasy aspects. One guest gets to spend her stay on the island eating as much as she wants because her job requires her to stay thin. In another, a woman gets to see versions of her life if she chooses her boyfriend or an arranged marriage her parents want her to carry out. A stand-out episode, “Once Upon a Time in Havana,” portrays a young teen who is transported to Cuba in the 1960s so that she can learn the origins of her family’s story. This time travel allows the girl to be more accepting of her relatives and helps her move forward in a healthier way on her own path.

Each island wish is fulfilled in a dreamy, yet still realistic way. There are also storylines that carry over through the season, as we learn more about Elena’s own relationship to her family and to the island itself. The sequel works because of the leading performance by Sánchez. She’s the grounded, calm conduit who helps facilitate all of the guests’ wishes, but she’s also trying to find fulfillment in her own life. Her scenes with Barnes are also intriguing, as they establish a friendship that is both nurturing and somewhat complicated. But the real reason that Fantasy Island is so fun to watch is all of the guest stars that pop up on the island. Season 1 features Scandal‘s Bellamy Young, real-life married couple Odette and Dave Annable, and the reunion of the fabulous trio of Melrose Place ladies, Daphne Zuniga, Josie Bissett, and Laura Leighton.

There’s also an episode centered around the late comedy legend, Leslie Jordan. But Season 2 didn’t hold back when it comes to television legends either, with episodes starring Desperate Housewives‘ Teri Hatcher and 90210‘s Jason Priestley. Seeing who is going to appear in every new episode makes the fantasy series even more entertaining and exciting to watch. In the end, it seems that not enough people were willing to travel to Fantasy Island. The series was cancelled in 2023 after just two seasons. Although it only consists of 23 episodes, the fantasy drama is still worthy of a binge-watch, even if you aren’t familiar with the original series. If nothing else, watching the series is a nice tropical escape from the real world.

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Dawson’s Creek star Mary-Margaret Humes is continuing to honor a tradition with her onscreen son, James Van Der Beek, one month after his death.

James’ wife, Kimberly Van Der Beek, took to her Instagram Story on Sunday, March 8, to honor memories with the late actor on what would have been his 49th birthday — and also share new moments with the couple’s six kids. In the clip, the kids gathered around an outdoor table as they looked at a gift given to them by Humes.

“Who do you think sent this?” Kimberly asked, to which the kids replied in unison, “Mary Margaret.” After Kimberly inquired about what was inside the box, the children exclaimed, “Cookies!”

“And we always get them on Daddy’s birthday,” Kimberly explained, while one of the kids said, “Don’t stop sending these.”

Before unpacking the box, the kids read a note written by Humes, which said, “Goodbyes are only for those who love with their eyes. For those who love with their heart and soul, there is no such thing as separation. Happy birthday kiddo. I love you.”

Humes, for her part, reposted the video and added two hearts, alongside the text, “Forever family.” Humes also paid tribute to James via Instagram on Sunday, sharing a collage of throwback photos with her onscreen son and his family.

“You are never more than a thought away,” Humes wrote. “Happy Birthday James … #familyfirst #foreverfriends @vanderkimberly ❤️.”

News broke in February that James died after a battle with stage 3 colorectal cancer. He was 48.

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“Our beloved James David Van Der Beek passed peacefully this morning. He met his final days with courage, faith, and grace,” a statement shared via the actor’s Instagram read at the time. “There is much to share regarding his wishes, love for humanity and the sacredness of time. Those days will come. For now we ask for peaceful privacy as we grieve our loving husband, father, son, brother, and friend.”

Humes, for her part, honored James by sharing a selfie of the twosome and a throwback photo.

“Rarely am I at a loss for words … today would be the exception. James, my gracious warrior, you fought a hard battle against all odds with such quiet strength and dignity,” Humes wrote via Instagram at the time. “I will always love and admire you for that. Our last conversations … merely a few days ago … are forever sitting softly in my heart for safe keeping. To our extended Dawson’s Creek family of friends, please be respectful of our silences at the moment as Beautiful Kimberly and family have asked for peaceful privacy for now.”

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Starfleet Academy has been incorporating nods to earlier Star Trek shows, with varying degrees of subtlety. Sometimes, we just get, say, passing references to a Talaxian furfly. Other times, we get an entire episode dedicated to characters like Benjamin Sisko, complete with cameos from those who are closest to him.

So far, most of the show’s most overt references have been nods to shows like Deep Space Nine and Voyager. However, the most recent episode, “300th Night,” referenced The Next Generation in a powerful way by portraying an alien ritual we haven’t seen onscreen for decades. That ritual was the R’uustai, which allows Klingons to induct new members into their house.

Worf Bonds With A Child

We first saw the R’uustai in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode “The Bonding.” In this tale, Worf led an away team mission that went sideways, resulting in the death of a woman under his command. She died a typical Redshirt-style death, but unlike the Redshirts of yesteryear, her death left her son, Jeremy Aster, without a mother or father to raise him.

Jeremy goes through plenty of trauma afterward, especially after sympathetic aliens try to replicate his mother in an attempt to soothe his pain. Eventually, the crew gets the young boy to accept that his mother is dead, and Worf (whom the kid originally blamed for his mother’s death) performs the act of R’uustai, an ancient Klingon ritual that allowed him to make Jeremy a brother who would forever be part of Worf’s family, House Mogh.

Interestingly, R’uustai didn’t come up again in Star Trek for decades. Jeremy Aster was never mentioned again, and we never saw this ritual onscreen or even heard it mentioned. This is doubly interesting because on Deep Space Nine, Martok made Worf part of his family, meaning that young Jeremy Aster (wherever he is) is technically the last surviving member of House Mogh. However, it’s doubtful that he’ll be picking up a bat’leth and battling for the disgraced family’s honor anytime soon.

An Old Ritual From A New Klingon

After decades of its absence from Star Trek, however, R’uustai just made a quiet comeback. In the penultimate episode of Starfleet Academy Season 1 (“300th Night”), the unconventional Klingon Jay-Den conducts the R’uustai ritual for his fellow cadets, inviting them to join his family, House Kraag. All but Caleb drink during the ceremony, making them brothers and sisters of Jay-Den. Despite Caleb not wanting to join House Kraag because he is still obsessed with finding his mother (the last of his biological family), Jay-Den considers him a chosen brother and helps Caleb with his reckless mission to reunite with his mom.

In a weird way, this forgotten ritual from Star Trek: The Next Generation was perfect for Starfleet Academy. The show is all about found family and the strength you gain from letting close friends into your heart. In “300th Night,” the R’uustai ritual makes the “family” part official for these cadets while calling back to a TNG ritual that proved how easy it was for humans and other outsiders to officially join Klingon houses.

Today Is A Good Day To Bond

As a longtime Star Trek nerd, I just wish we knew a little more about how R’uustai works in this fictional universe. In the TNG episode “The Bonding,” this ritual was used to induct Jeremy Aster into Worf’s family, but an entirely different ritual (one involving less drinking and more bloodletting) was used in the DS9 episode “Sons and Daughters” to induct Alexander into House Martok. Therefore, it’s unclear whether the R’uustai temporarily fell out of fashion as a way to induct new House members before Jay-Den embraced it or if the rituals are race-specific, with one being reserved for Klingons and the other being used for everyone else.

At any rate, if you’re a Star Trek fan who loves Klingon lore, it’s particularly rewarding to see the return of R’uustai, something last seen in the excellent TNG episode “The Bonding.” The ritual emphasizes Starfleet Academy’s themes of found family, all while steeping itself in decades-old franchise lore. Hopefully, everything works out for Jay-Den, whose induction of Darem into House Kraag means he now officially has a family member who wants to have sex with him.

Let’s just hope this doesn’t lead to any particularly weird holodeck misadventures. If a simulated Darem gets stuck in a Jeffries Tube and starts saying things like, “What are you doing, chosen brother?” that will be our cue to turn the TV off quicker than you can say “qapla’!”  

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Despite being one of the most underrated shows on Apple TV, Trying seemed to have a limited run. When the show begins, a couple named Nikki (Esther Smith) and Jason (Rafe Spall) embark on an adoption journey, as they hope to become parents despite the obstacles in their way. This is not an easy process, and they face several ups and downs in their effort to adopt young siblings Princess (Eden Togwell) and Tyler (Mickey McAnulty).

In Season 3, Nikki and Jason finalize their adoption, but Trying continues the story, moving on from the original plot and jumping ahead six years in Season 4 to a daunting period when Princess (Scarlett Rayner) and Tyler (Cooper Turner) are entering their teenage years. The time jump reframes the show’s title to be less about Nikki and Jason’s attempt to grow their family and more about the fact that they are simply doing their best. Ultimately, Trying‘s time jump completely changed the show for the better, providing new opportunities that have kept the story alive, especially with a fifth season on the way.

‘Trying’s Time Jump Provides New Opportunities for the Show

A six-year time jump seems like a big move, but it allows Trying to enter a new era of its characters’ lives and explore how they have grown, both in and outside the family unit. The Apple TV sitcom embraces chaos as the messy characters make questionable choices, and jumping forward in their lives introduces the potential for new drama. This is most prevalent in Princess’s story, as she emerges with a focus on finding answers from her birth mother, Kat (Charlotte Riley). Now 16, Princess is mature enough to be asking questions she could never have understood at 10, giving her new storyline an emotional undercurrent that Trying handles so well.

Princess’s age is only one way the show benefits from the time jump, as her time with Nikki makes the search less jarring. Throughout Season 4, mother and daughter struggle to see eye to eye, but the fact that they have an established bond prevents Princess’s desire to find her birth mother from undercutting her relationship with Nikki. While this major change for Trying is most obviously reflected in Princess’s plot, all the characters grow as a consequence, and these developments are only going to become more noticeable going forward.

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‘Trying’s Future Is Promising Because of the Show’s Time Jump

The story of Princess and Tyler’s adoption had run its course, but thanks to the time jump, Trying is still going strong, with Season 5 expected later this year. Picking up shortly after Season 4, the next installment will continue to benefit from this revamp as it explores the fallout from Kat turning up on the family’s doorstep. Like Princess, Tyler’s age will help this storyline. Not only will a 12-year-old be better able to understand the drama, but the older actor will be better equipped to portray the complex emotions needed.

Although little is known about Trying Season 5, in addition to Kat’s arrival, it is set to explore Nikki and Jason’s professional lives, with several new cast members joining to add complications just as things at home appear to spiral. Celia Imrie and Gbemisola Ikumelo will be involved in Jason’s story as he starts a new career as a social worker. Meanwhile, Colin Morgan will play a new coworker of Nikki’s, promising that something will be going on at the Vista Car Rental she manages. All of these new storylines are made possible by the six years that have passed between Season 3 and 4, which successfully reinvents Trying for the better.

The internet is living for this one. Megan Thee Stallion was spotted on a livestream laughing her butt off at a diss track aimed at BIA. It looks like Bia ended up peeping Meg’s lil’ chuckle and now she’s stepped in with some words.

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Megan The Stallion Laughs, Bia Strikes Back

On Saturday, Megan Thee Stallion was on a TikTok livestream vibing to a rap song referencing BIA. The track also threw shade at Bia’s songs, claiming no one could name them. And Megan couldn’t contain her laughter, cackling, “Why would she say that?!” all while getting her glam done. See the video here.

However, just a few hours later, Bia seemingly responded, clapped back with a record. On her IG Story, she posted a screenshot from Meg’s interview with Gayle King captioned, “when I know someone lying but I let them keep going anyway…” Shade? Delivered. And, she didn’t stop there. Bia also shared a selfie with the background track—Nicki Minaj’s ‘Big Foot’—carefully choosing the exact part of the song where lies get called out. If you’re keeping score, that’s a thinly veiled reminder of history these rap streets don’t forget.

You Already Know That Fans Picked Sides

Fans and critics flooded both LiveBitez’s comment section, picking sides in the Megan vs. Bia drama. Some argued that Megan started it, while others pointed out she’s laughed at City Girls verses before, so it’s not exactly new. A few kept it real, saying they couldn’t name five Bia verses. Chile, this tea was groundbreaking.

One Instagram user @livelaughlove_20041 said, “LOL. I remember when she was laughing the same way when Caresha rhymed buenas noches with roaches lol“

This Instagram user @yeahbullet_ joked, “I can’t name 5 Megan songs either though 😂”

And, Instagram user @hillypecanrican added, “Nah seriously I like bia .. I think she’s a beautiful girl when I heard that verse .. I yelled the same way 🤣🤣🤣🤣”

Meanwhile, Instagram user @everybodyhatekrissy commented, “I love Meg down!!!! But my sis kinda started it….“

While Instagram user @lamaronbain shared, “See how she had to use a Nicki song, even she can’t name 5 of her own songs“

Finally, Instagram user @joan45656htj wrote, “Bia standing on business 😂”

Are Meg & Bia Really Beefin’?

For those just tuning in: Bia and the rapper shading her in the song have beef going back to livestream moments in 2023, subliminal posts, and even messy on-wax allegations. Things flared up again during this year’s Super Bowl with more subliminals and a diss track targeting personal life rumors. Megan’s ties to other major players in this ongoing saga make her popping up here no surprise. Will she trade bars with Bia next? Or is this just another playful side-eye? Either way, the tea is piping hot, the receipts are ready, and fans are here for every second.

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