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An indie darling’s lead singer is officially singing for two, confirming her pregnancy with the band’s guitarist and debuting a baby bump. Michelle Zauner, 37, the frontperson of Japanese Breakfast, announced on Instagram on June 8 that she is expecting her first child with her husband and bandmate, guitarist Peter Bradley, 39. “Jpreggie!” Zauner wrote alongside a photo of the couple on stage at the 2026 Governors Ball in New York.

Paul Flack, brother of former Love Island U.K. host Caroline Flack, has died six years after her suicide. The Daily Mail reported that the 55-year-old was found unresponsive at his home in Norwich, England, on June 21, and later died in the hospital. A provisional post-mortem indicates he also died by suicide. The Norfolk Coroner’s Court confirmed that a hearing into his death opened on June 29, with another scheduled for October 23.

New details have emerged surrounding the death of James Ransone, the popular actor known for his roles in The Wire and It: Chapter Two. According to a Los Angeles County Medical Examiner report obtained by outlets like TMZ and Entertainment Weekly, new findings have come to light regarding the 46-year-old actor’s death by suicide in December 2025. The report notes that Ransone had a history of suicidal ideation but no prior attempts.

A CBS News crew from Chicago was allegedly ambushed during what they described as a racist attack. According to CBS News, a CBS-affiliated Chicago reporter and photographer were near the Adler Planetarium when three men in a white tow truck approached. Witnesses said they watched as the truck parked directly in front of the news crew’s vehicle. That was when the attack started. “They just were trying to do anything they could to scare them unnecessarily.

A ’90s R&B icon has officially left the dating market by going the ever-romantic “vintage and complementary” approach, getting engaged to someone 27 years younger. Indeed, 55-year-old Ginuwine (real name Elgin Lumpkin) has decided to make it official with 28-year-old Miami realtor Jannette Escartin, according to TMZ. Escartin confirmed the news on June 30, sharing that the “Pony” hitmaker asked her to ride off into the sunset during a D.C. trip a couple of weeks ago. Of course, she said yes.

Russian actor and filmmaker Aleksandr Vysokovsky died in an apparent accident while fishing with his son in the Moscow region. According to the Russian outlet Meduza, the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation recovered a body from the Oka River. Law enforcement confirmed that the deceased was Alexander Vysokovsky, who had been missing since June 30 in the Pushchinskaya Spit area. On June 30, Vysokovsky went fishing with his 17-year-old son.

Chris Brown has been ordered to pay $13 million to his former housekeeper after a jury found him liable for a dog attack on his property. According to the BBC, Brown’s ex-housekeeper, Maria Avila, filed the lawsuit against him after she was brutally attacked by his 200-pound dog in 2020. While taking the trash out of the R&B star’s home, the dog went after her. The attack left her with mobility issues, as well as other severe scarring in her face and left arm.

With former Bachelor producer Julia LaPlaca preparing to release her new memoir, detials about her alleged relationship with the reality TV show’s former lead, Peter Weber, are expected to be revealed. And now Weber is ready to share his thoughts on the matter. While appearing on fellow former Bachelor lead Nick Viall’s The Viall Files, Weber addressed the situation.

A power couple who strutted on ABC’s Dancing With the Stars have just traded their LA dancing shoes for flip-flops in Florida. Dancing with the Stars pros Peta Murgatroyd and Maksim Chmerkovskiy just revealed why they packed up their LA life for Boca Raton, Florida. After 16 years in California, Murgatroyd shared an emotional video about leaving with their three kids, Shai (9), Rio (3), and Milan (1).

As numerous states prepare for an intense heatwave during the Fourth of July weekend, several America 250 events are being canceled. According to Newsweek, nearly a dozen states are shelving planned events scheduled for the holiday weekend due to extremely hot temperatures. The states are Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Colorado.