Mar. 15, 2025
A couple in the U.K. turned their love for pre-loved goods into a thrift store wedding.
Nina and Stefan Pope — who have furnished their home for nearly 20 years with secondhand items found at thrift stores around their neighborhood — decided to tie the knot inside one of their favorite places — a thrift shop outside of Manchester, England, according toCBS News.
The couple said, per the outlet, that getting married at the shop started as a joke between the two when they first started dating due to their love for finding secondhand items.
Mar. 15, 2025
A couple cleaning in a kitchen (stock image).Photo:Getty
Getty
ATikToker’s 10-second video has sparked a playful debate about home cleaning and relaxing styles in relationships.
“When you’re a ‘relax first, clean later’ person but you’re married to a ‘clean first so you can relax’ person,” the mother of two wrote on top of the video, which she soundtracked withROSÉ and Bruno Mars’ song “APT.”
Driving her point home, Rini captioned the video with, “Gotta clean the house before I’m allowed to relax #couple #marriage #relationship.
Mar. 15, 2025
Photo of a bride and groom during a wedding ceremony.Photo:Getty
Getty
A bridesmaid is sharing the chaos that caused her friend’s whole wedding to get canceled the day of.
OnReddit’s Wedding Shaming Subreddit, the woman explains how leading up to her friend Dana’s wedding, which was supposed to be on Jan. 14, Dana, 29, had crazy demands for the members of her wedding party. For example, she asked all her bridesmaids to spend $2,000 on their dresses and also cancel their family vacations to go on her bachelorette trip.
Mar. 15, 2025
Laken Riley.Photo:Gofundme
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Ibarra, 26, isaccused of murdering Riley, a 22-year-old student at Augusta University’s campus in Athens, Ga., while she was out on a jog on the University of Georgia campus on Thursday.
According to the affidavit, Ibarra is also accused of using “an object” to harm Riley during the incident, though authorities did not provide further details.
Ibarra allegedly “physically” hindered the victim from making a 911 call, the affidavit claims, adding that he also allegedly dragged her body to a secluded area.
Mar. 15, 2025
Kevin Durant sheds tears in Netflix documentary “Court of Gold”.Photo:Netflix/Youtube
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Director Jake Rogal wasn’t expecting NBA superstarKevin Durantto cry during his interview about theParis Olympics.
When Durant, 36, sat down with Rogal for Netflix’s new documentaryCourt of GoldfollowingTeam USA’s gold medal finishat the2024 Summer Olympicsin Paris, the basketball great gave one of his most emotional interviews ever.
“I was shocked,” Rogal tells PEOPLE of Durant’s vulnerability. “I didn’t expect him to be as emotional as he was, especially given how little time we’d spent together, but when you hit on something that really matters to somebody and it’s the right environment, anything can happen.