Photo: tlc When it comes to shopping for a wedding dress, the consultants atKleinfeld Bridalcertainly know their stuff. The retail pros, who star alongside hostRandy FenolionSay Yes to the Dresshave helped thousands of brides find the perfect wedding gown on TLC’s long-runningreality series, which just wrapped up it’s 22nd season. Kleinfeld, which initially began as a fur salon in Brooklyn in 1941, is now the largest luxury bridal store in the world, selling over a thousand different designer gowns....

Photo: William Van Hecke/Getty; Isopix/REX King Albert II, who abdicated from Belgium’s throne six years ago, is facing a hefty fine for each day he refuses to take a paternity test to settle a claim that he fathered a child in the 1960s. Delphine Boël, a 51-year-old artist, claims to be the daughter of Belgium’s abdicated King Albert II, and fought a lengthy and often embarrassing legal fight for public recognition....

Photo: John Locher/ap Former NFL playerHenry Ruggswas sentenced to at least three years in prison for a DUI crash that killed a woman and her dog,AP Newsreported on Wednesday. Ruggs, 24, was found to be intoxicated while driving his sports car at 156 mph on a city street before causing afiery crash in Nevada that killed 23-year-old Tina Tintorand her dog in Nov. 2021, per a report from theAPat the time....

Photo: ALLISON DINNER/AFP via Getty Images After tragedy struck this week in Uvalde, Texas, where21 people were killed in a mass school shooting, a trauma expert speaks with PEOPLE about how the young children who survived will move forward with their lives. Dr. Daniel Guzman, a pediatric emergency medicine physician at Cook Children’s Health Care System, who is also a Medical Director for theAim for Safety Program, says that the school-aged kids who dealt with the tragedy will “definitely have long-lasting effects,” some of which will include “stress, anxiety [and] their comfort level with returning to school....

An extreme freeze is blasting the Midwest this week, causing school closures, potentially record-breaking low temperatures and a rare suspension of the U.S. Postal Service. According toUSA Today, USPS announced that no mail will be delivered to select parts of Michigan, Iowa, Minnesota, North and South Dakota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania on Wednesday. USPS did not confirm when postal service would resume in these areas, but added that some retail offices of the postal service will remain open....

Photo: Anthony Harvey/REX/Shutterstock Update: In March 2020, Ezra Miller announced that they use they/them pronouns. This content was written in November 2018 before Miller publicly announced their pronouns. Harry Potterfans are losing their minds over Ezra Miller‘s latest head-turning red carpet look. Besides wearing the bold feather jacket, Miller also wore his hair spiked in various directions with some metallic silver glitter accented throughout. Then he added even more glitter under his eyes to complete the angelic owl-inspired look....

Photo: Thomas Trutschel/Photothek via Getty It’s a dark day for social media. On Wednesday, at around 12 p.m. ET Facebook and Instagram users reported issues while logging in and loading posts on their feed. The outage not only affected people in the U.S. but also Central and South America Europe and Australia,according to Down Detector. Angry usersexpressed their frustrationon Twitter writing, “There is some serious problem with Instagram. Suddenly it stopped working....

Mallory Beach.Photo: National Center For Missing and Endangered The family ofMallory Beach— a 19-year-old woman who died in a 2019 boat crash involvingAlex Murdaugh’s son Paul Murdaugh — has reached a $15 million settlement with the convenience store that sold alcohol to Paul, attorneys say. In February 2019, after a night of heavy drinking, Paul, 20, got behind the wheel of a boat with five passengers. The boat crashed into a bridge piling around 2 a....

Maximus Charles Knight.Photo:Spring Turner Funeral Home Spring Turner Funeral Home The family of a 13-year-old Utah boywho died on Oct. 28 after he was found with a tetherball rope around his neckis remembering him as “bright” and an “example of kindness & service” to his loved ones. In a statement provided to PEOPLE Wednesday on behalf of the family of Maximus Knight, Jill Christianson, the boy’s aunt, said: “Our hearts are broken, he was so bright, so beautiful, a most perfect example of kindness & service to his fellow friends & family....

A beloved North Carolina grandfather and father of five was found dead next to his burning car, and now police are searching for his killer. On Saturday morning, just before 3 a.m., firefighters in Wayne County responded to a call about a car fire along Highway 111 North,according to the Johnston County Report. Near the burning vehicle they found the body of a man, identified as Wayne Fields, 64, of Goldsboro, lying face down on the ground,WRAL reports....

A family in Chicago went through an emotional roller coaster recently when they pulled their brother off of life support, only to learn that he was, in fact, alive and the man who they made the medical decisions for was a stranger. Since the “sad” incident last month, Rosie Brooks and her sister Brenda Bennett-Johnson have been left wondering how this mix up could’ve happened at Mercy Hospital and Medical Center, CNN affiliate WBBMreports....

Fancy Hagoodis adding radio host to his already impressive résumé. PEOPLE can exclusively announce that the 30-year-old country singer will be hosting a new radio show, launching Wednesday, onApple Music Country. TitledTrailblazers Radio with Fancy Hagood, the new series will “celebrate the groundbreaking artists and sounds that have shaped country music” while also putting a focus on “the bold risk-takers who helped expand and change the face of the genre and more,” according to a press release....

Beatlemaniacs who greeted the Fab Four during the band’s first jaunt to America recently recalled the excitement of that time in their lives. In a series of conversations filmed atBooks & Books in Miami,Beatlesfans reminisced about the band’s visit to the city while flipping through pages of images inPaul McCartney’s new book1964: Eyes of the Storm. “Everybody loved The Beatles,” Michelle Krinzman — who was 14 in 1964 — says in the video....