In 1975, at the height of their fame, a renowned musician and the legendary actress Goldie Hawn met for the first time. It all happened on a first-class flight from New York to Los Angeles, where fate brought them together. They connected instantly. The musician, who was already famous in the music world, had shared the stage with huge bands like The Beach Boys, The Osmonds, and The Monkees. He was a member of The Hudson Brothers and had appeared in TV shows and films, including the cult favorite Hysterical.

For months, I thought I had hit the jackpot with my neighbor’s kids—two teenagers who seemed to spend every Sunday morning cleaning up the street like future public servants. But one day, when I caught one of them hiding something under a bush, I realized their so-called “good deeds” weren’t what they seemed. As a woman in my 60s, I’ve seen a lot in this neighborhood—the good, the bad, and everything in between. Watching those two teens, barely out of middle school, devote their weekends to tidying the streets gave

Tattoos are one of the many ways people show off their unique personality. While some choose small, simple designs, others take it to the next level, covering entire parts of their bodies with detailed artwork. One person who’s done just that is Tristan Weigelt, a 26-year-old tattoo apprentice. He’s known for his extreme body art, and recently, he shocked people when he revealed photos of what he used to look like before using his body as a canvas for tattoos. The transformation was mind-blowing. Tristan’s journey of covering 95 percent