Let’s look back at some of the saddest episodes that had us all bawling our eyes out.

1. “The Body” – Buffy the Vampire Slayer (Season 5, Episode 16)

Buffy the vampire slayer, as the title suggests, is used to slaying vampires among other creatures of the night, but nothing could prepare her for finding her mom dead from a brain aneurysm. “The Body” is raw and devastating, capturing grief in a way that feels painfully real. With no music to soften the blow, it’s one of the most unsettling and unforgettable episodes in TV history.

Brittany Mahomes has turned heads not only as the partner of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes but also through her own remarkable achievements. She was a former professional soccer player and transitioned to becoming i fitness entrepreneur. She even leveraged her degree in kinesiology and became a certified personal trainer.

Brittany and Patrick’s romance began in high school in Whitehouse, Texas, and has grown alongside their rising careers. They tied the knot in a glamorous wedding in 2022 in Maui. Beyond her business ventures, Brittany’s role as a co-owner of the Kansas City Current women’s soccer team proves she’s a powerhouse in both her personal and professional life.

1. Never Been Kissed (1999)

High school years are a very polarizing experience. Some love it; others hate it, but none of us feel like going through it ever again. Unfortunately, sometimes your boss sends you on a covert mission to a high school. That’s pretty much the premise of Never Been Kissed: a reporter named Josie, who had her fair share of struggles going through high school her first time, has to blend in with the teens by donning her old geek persona with a bad perm. As the story unfolds, Josie, once deemed ugly, gains confidence and even wins the title of Prom Queen, marking the culmination of her transformation.

Let’s take a peek behind the scenes and see which actors and actresses got a little too frisky with their co-stars when the camera wasn’t rolling.

1. Tom Cruise & Nicole Kidman

Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman were an iconic ’90s couple, but their start was shady, to say the least. When they met on the set of Days of Thunder, Cruise was still married to Mimi Rogers. Then, out of the blue, Cruise divorced Mimi in early 1990 and, a few months later, married his newly found passion—Nicole Kidman. They starred together in Far and Away and Eyes Wide Shut before signing divorce papers in 2001.

While these hidden details are usually difficult to find for laypeople, some keen-eyed viewers have a knack for spotting even the most minuscule references and connections in almost every movie.

1. Linda Blair in Scream (1996) and The Exorcist

In Scream (1996), Billy Loomis references The Exorcist, lamenting how “all the good stuff was cut out” of the TV version. Later, Linda Blair, who famously played Regan in The Exorcist, makes a clever cameo as a nosy reporter. She badgers Sidney Prescott with annoying questions, and The Exorcist fans may notice Blair’s costume detail: cross-shaped earrings, subtly reinforcing the connection between her iconic role and this playful meta-reference.

No To Heels

Kristen Stewart is a renowned American actress known for her role as Isabella in “The Twilight” saga. She also made headlines for being the highest-paid actress in the world in 2012; of course, we will never forget her reaction to wearing heels on the Cannes Film Festival red carpet.

Wearing heels is not the most pleasant thing for any woman, and Stewart was not afraid to remove hers when she felt like they were not comfortable. And in doing so, she not only showed her true feelings about the festival’s no-flats policy and became a women’s hero. Way to go, Kristen!

Kamala Harris – Chevrolet Suburban, $76K

Kamala Harris has etched her name in the annals of history as the first female vice president of the United States and the highest-ranking woman in American government. Rising from relative obscurity to such a monumental role is a remarkable feat, deserving of a vehicle that matches her esteemed position. For her official duties, which constitute the majority of her engagements, Harris travels in a Chevrolet Suburban SUV. This vehicle, a preferred choice of the U.S. government, seats up to nine passengers and is outfitted with specialized protective features. Its debut appearance was during her inaugural official visit to Singapore and has been a staple ever since.

As dawn breaks, while many reach for their cereals, oatmeals, or toast, there are a few who merely shrug off the allure of breakfast. Surprisingly, one such person was none other than Michelle Obama. The former First Lady, Michelle Obama, celebrated for her contributions to health and fitness, recently shed light on her breakfast choices–and it is not exactly what you would expect.

Now, let’s go ahead and explore her new breakfast routine.

Here are 18 awesome Game of Thrones home decor ideas for the true fans!

1. Either Ramsey Bolton or Theon Greyjoy should have been pictured on this cutting board but oh well.

Rising to fame in the 1950s, Barbara Eden captivated audiences with her early roles in films like “Johnny Guitar” (1954) and “Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter?” (1955). Her comedic talent and range shone from day one, but it was her iconic portrayal of the effervescent genie Jeannie in “I Dream of Jeannie” (1965-1970) that truly cemented her stardom. Barbara’s magic touch breathed life into the character, making the show a global phenomenon, loved to this day.

Now in her golden years, Barbara remains a cultural icon and philanthropist. She actively supports various charities and continues to inspire through her ageless spirit and dedication to the arts.