The phone rang while I was sitting at my desk. “Hi, this is Nurse Holloway from Lincoln Elementary. Your daughter, Lila… she fainted during recess.” I barely heard anything after that. My hands started shaking as I grabbed my car keys and rushed out the door. My mind was spinning. Lila had seemed fine that morning—maybe a little pale—but she ate her breakfast and even smiled at me before running off to school. When I got to the school, I was out of breath, my heart pounding with fear. The

Adam Lambert always puts on an amazing show, whether he’s rocking out with Queen or singing his own songs. One of his most special performances happened in Melbourne, Australia, when he sang “Whataya Want from Me” on the street. Instead of the usual rock version, he performed it as a soft piano ballad, with just a pianist playing along. The original studio version of the song is full of energy, but when Lambert sang it with just a piano, it felt like the song was meant to be that way

I’ve always loved theater, and I really admire people who have the courage to perform on stage. Singing, acting, or dancing in front of an audience takes a lot of practice, and even adults need years of training to get it right. But what if I told you one of the most impressive performers I’ve ever seen isn’t even an adult? He’s just three years old! Yes, you read that right—a three-year-old singing the National Anthem! And this little superstar has already captured the hearts of thousands. A video of