Cirie Fields Hopes to Compete on The Amazing Race After Survivor, Big Brother, The Traitors Runs (Exclusive)

Monica Schipper/Getty The nurse and television favorite because a household name over the years with multiple appearance onSurvivor, and even went on to take home back-to-backs win on the inaugural seasons of USA Network’sSnake in the Grass(2022) and Peacock’sThe Traitors(2023). And now, after a fan-favorite run onBig Brotheralongside her son, Jared Fields,the Connecticut resident tells PEOPLE she has her sights set onThe Amazing Race— after starting a “millennial view versus a Gen X view” podcast with Jared.

Cirque Du Soleil Launches Permanent Show in Hawaii Inspired by the Big Island Sunset — and Children's Books

Dwayne Johnson at Cirque du Soleil ‘Auana opening.Photo:Marco Garcia/Getty Marco Garcia/Getty Cirque Du Soleil, thefamed circus companywhose shows often combine acrobats and storytelling, launched a new production in Waikiki, Hawaii earlier this month.Dubbed ‘Auana, which means to wander or drift, the show blends Hawaiian culture and language with hula, juggling and impressive aerial displays, and the show’s creators noted how important it was to highlight Hawaiian traditions.Neil Dorward, who’s the director of the show, tells PEOPLE that he leaned on the creative team — who are native to the area — and admitted that he began reading Hawaiian children’s books to get a sense of the culture.

Citibank Executive Was Found Beaten to Death in Her Home. Police Believe She Knew Her Attacker

Marianne Kilonzi.Photo:Metropolitan Police Metropolitan Police Police in the U.K. have launched an international manhunt for a suspect in the murder of a Citibank executive who was found beaten to death in her London flat. On Friday, Jan. 17, at about 5:25 p.m., police were called to the home of Marianne Kilonzi, 43, on Argyll Road in Woolwich in southeast London, close to the River Thames, “following concerns to the welfare of the occupant,” Metropolitan Police Service spokesperson Will Staynes tells PEOPLE.

Citigroup Mistakenly Credited Customer's Account $81 Trillion — and Multiple Employees Missed the Error

Sign at a Citibank branch in New York in January 2025.Photo:Michael Nagle/Bloomberg via Getty Michael Nagle/Bloomberg via Getty A third employee caught the mistake 90 minutes after the payment was posted to the account, and it then took several hours for the transaction to be reversed, theTimesreported, citing an internal report and two people familiar with the incident. No funds left Citigroup, which disclosed the “near miss” to the Federal Reserve and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), another person with knowledge of the event told the outlet.

Civil Rights Icon John Lewis Honored With New USPS Stamp

The United States Postal Service is honoring the contributions of late civil rights icon and lawmakerJohn Lewis. Lewis played a pivotal role during the civil rights movement in the 1960s. He was the youngest of the “Big Six” Civil Rights leaders, including Martin Luther King Jr., to organize the historic 1963 March on Washington. Two years later, he led numerous marches from Selma to Montgomery across the Edmund Pettus Bridge.