Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz Share Intimate Wedding Details in New Interview amid Family DramaNew Foto - Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz Share Intimate Wedding Details in New Interview amid Family Drama

The Morelli Brothers/Glamour Germany Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz Beckham shared intimate details of their 2022 wedding in a new interview withGlamour The couple revealed their "favorite moments" and the nerves they felt exchanging vows The interview comes amid reports of ongoing drama within the extended Beckham family Brooklyn Peltz BeckhamandNicola Peltz Beckhamare sharing intimate details surrounding their 2022 wedding. In a cover interview forGlamourpublished on Monday, June 2, the couple reminisced about thePalm Beach nuptials. When sharing advice to couples planning a wedding, Peltz, 30, recommended taking a moment "just for the two of you." "Those were my favorite moments," she recalled of her own big day. "Weddings can be intense, especially when you're busy making sure everyone else is having fun. That little break reminded us what it's really about: us." Brooklyn, 26, agreed, adding, "We took a quick drive, just the two of us. It was perfect." Exchanging vows was a nerve-wracking experience for both of them. "Saying our vows in front of that many people? Terrifying," Peltz said. "Someone told me, 'Just look at Brooklyn.' And as soon as I did, the nerves faded. When my dad took my hand and said, 'Are you ready?' I just started crying. I couldn't even look at him. I was thinking, My makeup! And when I walked down the aisle, [UK artist] Sekou was singing 'Songbird' live. I still get goosebumps just thinking about it." The Morelli Brothers/Glamour Germany Brooklyn said that he's "usually chill speaking in front of people, but that day I was a wreck.""Nicola kept me waiting for 10 minutes, and it felt like forever," he recalled. "But when I saw her, everything else disappeared." The PEOPLE Puzzler crossword is here! How quickly can you solve it? Play now! © The Morelli Brothers/Glamour Germany The couple also revealed details about Brooklyn's surprise proposal to Nicola. "I honestly had no idea — I would've worn a different outfit!" the actress shared. "Brooklyn planned everything in secret. After the proposal, [my family] drove up in golf carts. I cried so hard my face was swollen. I couldn't even take a proper photo. I only really looked at the ring later." "A few hours earlier, I'd gotten into a golf cart accident and had to get stitches in my hand," Brooklyn said. "My thumb was wrapped. I couldn't even open the wine!" Right before their rehearsal dinner, Nicola recalled, Brooklyn surprised her with a second ring. "And I had our vows tattooed on me," Brooklyn added. TheGlamourinterview comes amid reports of ongoing drama within the extended Beckham family. On May 29, a source close to the Peltz family told PEOPLE that tensions came to a head afterVictoria Beckhamallegedly hijacked a dance at her son's 2022 wedding — even though the couple had been planning on dancing to the song together. The Morelli Brothers/Glamour Germany "Marc Anthony, who is a friend of the Beckhams, offered to perform as a gift at the wedding," the source explained. "Before the song began, Marc Anthony asked Brooklyn to come to the stage, and then announced, 'The most beautiful woman in the room tonight, come on up ... Victoria Beckham!'" The source claimed that the new bride allegedly "felt that Victoria ruined her wedding, and couldn't understand why." The Morelli Brothers/Glamour Germany Reps for Victoria andDavid Beckhamand Anthony did not return PEOPLE's request for comment.A second source added that the entire room fell silent, as guests were so shocked that Anthony called Victoria's name instead of Nicola's. "It was such a jaw-dropping moment that it left the whole room in absolute shock — you could hear a pin drop," the second source continued. But a source who attended the wedding noted that the evening played out differently. For starters, the guest said, "Nicola and Brooklyn had their formal first dance early in the evening and she also had the traditional first dance with her father." At the time, theDaily Mailreported the couple had their first dance to "Only Fools Rush In," made famous by Elvis Presley and performed by a live singer at the reception. Their second dance, the outlet reported, was to the Ben E. King classic "Stand By Me." Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Gareth Cattermole/Getty The source who attended the wedding further shared that Anthony's performance came much later in the evening: "Later on, when everyone was casual, Marc Anthony performed and got people dancing. Brooklyn and Victoria danced, David and Harper danced, and everyone had a great time." The report came just days after Brooklyn, 26, posted a mysterious message on Instagram stating that he'd"always choose"his wife. On May 30, Nicola made her owncryptic poston Instagram Stories, sharing text reading "I would choose my mom to be my mom in every lifetime. again, and again, and again." It also included a small red heart. On May 31,The Mail on Sundayreported that Brooklyn and Nicola areworking with British lawyer Jenny Afia, who works for the Schillings law firm. The couple's reps declined to comment, while a legal source told PEOPLE, "There is absolutely no connection to Meghan and Harry. Schillings is a respected firm with a wide range of clients." "Ironically, the inaccurate reporting proves exactly why one hires legal counsel, to set the record straight and combat the spread of deliberate misinformation," the source added. Read the original article onPeople

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Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz Share Intimate Wedding Details in New Interview amid Family Drama

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Over $92K raised for 'The Wire' actor as his son recovers after tornado struck homeNew Foto - Over $92K raised for 'The Wire' actor as his son recovers after tornado struck home

The son of "The Wire" actor Tray Chaney, whose Georgia home was wiped out in a tornado last week, is on the "road to recovery," his father said. Chaney's family home, located in Locust Grove, approximately 37 miles from Atlanta, was built in 2020. On May 29, it was struck by areported EF-2 tornado, leaving behind debris, and Chaney and his son, Malachi, were hospitalized. "I lost my house. I lost everything," he explained in an emotional videoshared on social media. "Thank God I'm still living. I survived the tornado. My son, he survived." Chaney, 43, portrayed Poot on HBO's hit crime drama "The Wire." He also appeared on Starz's "BMF" and "Secret Society," streaming on Tubi. In astatement on his Instagram, Chaney said the incident happened May 29 around 3 p.m. "I was unconscious on the ground with my face in the mud with my parts of my house on top of me," he wrote. "I woke up in a panic, crawled from under my house screaming my son's name out." "My neighbors were there to assist me, and we found my son 300 feet away in the woods behind my house." A GoFundMe created for the family says Malachi has been in the ICU after suffering frombroken ribs and fractured facial bones. The fundraiser has raised over $92,000 at the time of publication. In aJune 1 Facebook post, Chaney shared that Malachi spent his 19th birthday in the hospital, but is making some progress and is surrounded by his support system. "He can feel it because he's really responding even more. He's stable," the actor said. "We're feeding him. He's able to eat soft foods and like the doctors said it's just a long road, a long journey to recovery." He continued, "Malachi is an American hero. He's a hero to the world, and I'm documenting it." USA TODAY has reached out to the Chaney family for comment. Taylor Ardrey is a news reporter for USA TODAY. You can reach her at tardrey@gannett.com. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:Tray Chaney's son recovering in ICU after tornado strikes home

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June 02, 2025

Over $92K raised for 'The Wire' actor as his son recovers after tornado struck home

Over $92K raised for 'The Wire' actor as his son recovers after tornado struck home The son of "The Wire" actor Tray Chane...
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Pediatrician who helped expose Flint's water crisis now fighting povertyNew Foto - Pediatrician who helped expose Flint's water crisis now fighting poverty

Flint, Michigan— At a parade last year in Flint, Michigan, every family and their babies celebrated a gift from the same woman —pediatrician Dr. Mona Hanna. "How can you say no to these babies? Like how can you say no?" Hanna told CBS News. Rx kids, a program she created to give cash to pregnant moms, is an American first. "I wanted something that literally would be able to prescribe away the pathogen of poverty," Hanna said. "I wanted something that I could pull out of my doctor's bag, pull out of my white coat that literally would be able to prescribe away the pathogen of poverty. Poverty makes kids sick. So I wanted to prevent it." She's raised more than $100 million, 80% of which is from private donors. Now, every expectant mother in Flint, regardless of income, can get $1,500 during her pregnancy. Once the baby is born, it's $500 a month for up to a year — no strings attached. "So what we are hearing from our families is that this amount of money is a lifesaver, a game changer for our families," Hanna said. "They can afford to pay their rent. They can buy diapers for their baby. They can buy formula. They don't have to choose between being homeless or having a roof over their heads." When asked how to know if the money is being spent on the right things, Hanna said, "This is based on global evidence. Our families...through multiple surveys, we know that they're spending this money No. 1 on baby supplies, and then on food, rent utilities, transportation, childcare." "We are telling families, 'We see you, we hear you, and we trust you,'" she added. Hanna knows child poverty runs in Flint's bloodstream. In 2015,she brought national attentionto the city's corroding water pipes andlinked them to children with lead poisoning. Now she's tackling poverty. In four areas of Michigan, any expectant mother can apply. But in Flint, the program reports 60% of enrolled families have an annual household income of less than $10,000. When Angela Sintery was pregnant with her daughter Jolena, she remembers filling out a five-minute questionnaire. "Two weeks later, I had money in my bank account," Sintery said, adding that the money allowed her not to stress out and focus on her baby instead. Michigan State Sen. John Damoose is a conservative Republican from a red district. He's no fan of handouts, but pushed hard to get Rx Kids in his district. "It's extremely efficient. There's no government bureaucracy whatsoever. This is actually a great program that meets people right where they need it," Damoose said. Since early last year, Rx Kids has spread roughly $10 million to more than 2,200 families. "This is a plug-and-play program. It is already built with dollars at the table. We are ready to go live in communities across the nation," Hanna said. The wonderfully weird world of artist Luigi Serafini Fans turn out for estate sale at home of Tom Petty Audra McDonald responds to Patti LuPone's "not a friend" comment

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Pediatrician who helped expose Flint's water crisis now fighting poverty

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Canadian wildfires trigger air quality alerts across the U.S.New Foto - Canadian wildfires trigger air quality alerts across the U.S.

Air quality alerts remained in place Monday from Minnesota and Michigan to South Carolina due tosmoke from wildfires in Canada. Over 180 fires scattered across Canada are actively burning, with 91 burning out of control, according to theCanadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre, a nonprofit that supports the government's wildfire response. The fires have burned over 3.7 million acres since the beginning of the year. Over the weekend, hazy skies could be seen over Minneapolis and Duluth, and an air quality alert wasissued for all of Minnesotaon Monday by the state's pollution control agency. In Grand Rapids, Michigan, the National Weather Service warned residents that outdoor grills, chain saws and ATVs "have the potential to throw a spark and ignite a dangerous and destructive fire." The haze from the Canadian wildfire smoke drifted all the way into the Deep South of the U.S., with the NWS on Sunday reporting a "red sunrise" in the Charleston, South Carolina, area. Poor air quality means sensitive groups such as pregnant people, newborns, older adults or those with respiratory or heart problems should limit their time outdoors. The poor air quality will continue for Michigan, Minnesota and South Carolina through Monday night.

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June 02, 2025

Canadian wildfires trigger air quality alerts across the U.S.

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Renée Victor, the voice of no-nonsense Abuelita in 'Coco,' dies at 86New Foto - Renée Victor, the voice of no-nonsense Abuelita in 'Coco,' dies at 86

Renée Victor, who voiced the no-nonsense, sandal-throwing Abuelita inDisney's animated hit "Coco"and played the wisecracking Lupita on Showtime's "Weeds," has died. She was 86. Victor's death was confirmed on Monday by a representative, Julie Smith, who said the actor had lymphoma for several years. She died Friday at her home in Sherman Oaks, California, Smith said, with family by her side. A post on the Instagram feed of Pixar, which produced "Coco," said: "We are heartbroken to hear of the passing of Renée Victor, the voice (of) Abuelita in 'Coco' and an incredible part of the Pixar family. We will always remember you." Victor appeared in 22 episodes of "Weeds" as sassy housekeeper Lupita between 2005 and 2012, among many other TV credits including "ER," "Matlock" and "The Addams Family." But she was perhaps best known for what she calledthe chancla-throwing grandmother in "Coco,"the 2017family-friendly moviethat explored death through the journey of a young Mexican boy to the land of the dead. "I play the part of 'Abuelita,' the chancla throwing grandma that preaches 'No Music!'" she wrote on Instagram, looking back several years ago. "Enjoy 'Coco' with your family this Dia de los Muertos and forever more!" She also looked back at "The Apostle," the 1997 movie that Robert Duvall wrote, directed and starred in. "He took a chance on me with this film," Victor wrote on Instagram. "This is where I got my nickname 'one take Renée,'" she said, adding laughter emojis. "I had a small role but what a great one! Can somebody give me an amen?!" Born in San Antonio, Texas, on July 25, 1938, Victor began her performing career as a singer and dancer. She moved to Los Angeles in the 1960s, according to biography material provided by her representatives, where she launched her career singing with prominent big band leadersXavier Cugatand Pérez Prado. She also taught Latin dancing, including the salsa and tango. She met her future husband, Ray, during that period, and from 1963 to 1973, they performed together as "Ray & Renée," a variety show took them around the world — including Australia, where "they enjoyed particular fame," the materials said. In the 1970s, Victor hosted the "Pacesetters" public affairs show on KTLA, her representatives said, and by the '80s had moved into TV and film work. Her film credits, other than "The Apostle," included the 2014 horror film "Paranormal Activity 5: The Marked Ones," "The Doctor" with William Hurt (1991), and "A Night in Old Mexico" (2013), also with Duvall. In 2004, she had a recurring role as Florina Lopez on TV's "ER," and the following year was cast in "Weeds." Other series credits included "Snowpiercer" (2020-2021), "Mayans M.C." (2022), "Dead to Me" (2020-2022), and Amazon's "With Love" (2021-2023). Victor is survived by her daughters, Raquel and Margo Victor, Smith said.

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June 02, 2025

Renée Victor, the voice of no-nonsense Abuelita in 'Coco,' dies at 86

Renée Victor, the voice of no-nonsense Abuelita in 'Coco,' dies at 86 Renée Victor, who voiced the no-nonsense, sandal-throwing Abue...
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Longtime Wrestler R-Truth Reveals He's Been 'Released' by the WWENew Foto - Longtime Wrestler R-Truth Reveals He's Been 'Released' by the WWE

WWE via Getty WWE star R-Truth said he's been "released" by the company in a statement on X The longtime wrestler apologized to fans as he made the announcement His departure comes amid a feud with wrestling great John Cena WWE star R-Truth, whose real name is Ron Killings, said he's been "released" by the company after nearly two decades. Killings, 53, made the announcement via social media on Sunday, June 1. The popular wrestlerwrote, "I'm sorry to inform you all. I just got released from WWE. I want to thank WWE for the ride, but MOSTLY I want to thank each and EVERYONE OF YOU who was along for the ride," in a post on X. "Thank you for all the love, support, and appreciation you have given me over the years. Thank you," he concluded the message to fans. The announcement inspired a flood of tribute posts honoring R-Truth's career in the WWE. Wrestler Nattie Neidhartsharedphotos with her fellow WWE star and wrote, "You are a class act@RonKillings. You were amazing to me since day one when I met you doing my first independent wrestling show in the U.S." Bradlee Rutledge/WWE via Getty Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Neidhardt, 43, added, "Last week I loved seeing how excited you were for the championship match againstJohn Cena. You remind everyone around the world to never lose that childlike wonder. I'm so proud to call you a friend for life!" Carmelo Hayessaid, "Thank you for everything you've done for the business, the doors you opened and being a real OG to the whole locker room. Taught me a lot about the game and how to navigate this business. Ron Killings is timeless!" ESPN's Pat McAfee paid tribute to the wrestler's career as well, writing, "I love@RonKillings. It's guaranteed joy when he's a part of a segment.. He's also my dad's favorite WWE Superstar of all time. The McAfees are bummed aht but we all know R Truth will continue to bless the world with his BIG ass brain." Before his "release" from the company, R-Truth had been feuding with WWE starJohn Cenaamid the wrestler-turned-actor's farewell tour. The dispute began at WWE Backlash 2025 when R-Truth intervened during Cena's match against Randy Orton. In avideoshared by Bleacher Report, Cena puts R-Truth through a table during a heated press conference. But after R-Truth announced his release, Cena paid his respects to the longtime WWE star on social media. Cena didn't add a caption to his post, but heshareda photo of R-Truth on Instagram one day after the news that R-Truth was leaving the company. Read the original article onPeople

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Longtime Wrestler R-Truth Reveals He's Been 'Released' by the WWE

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National Weather Service adding around 125 new hires after laying off hundredsNew Foto - National Weather Service adding around 125 new hires after laying off hundreds

Afterlosing more than 560 employeesto layoffs and early retirement incentives earlier this year, the National Weather Service has received permission to hire about 125 new meteorologists and specialists for its forecast offices around the country, sources tell CNN, as anactive hurricane season looms. The temporary lifting of the federal hiring freeze for the agency could reduce the number of weather forecast offices that must cut back on their hours or no longer staff the overnight shift during periods of non-threatening weather. About half a dozen forecast centers are in that predicament right now, including facilities in Goodland, Kansas, and Sacramento, California. The news comes amid concerns that neither the NWS nor the Federal Emergency Management Agency are nearly as prepared for hurricane season as they have been in past years, and after a spate of deadly severe weather in the Midwest and South prompted speculation the staffing issues might have negatively affected tornado warning lead times. The new hires would not make up for all the personnel lost in the Trump administration's cutbacks to the NWS and its parent organization, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. More offices are slated to transition to less-than-24/7 operations if additional staffing is not secured. The additional staff might allow the agency to boost the number of data-gathering weather balloon launches after a pronounced downturn due to the staffing shortage. Weather balloons are typically launched all over the world twice a day to provide crucial data for computer models used to help predict the weather, and fewer launches have sparked concern forecasts are being made less accurate. The weather service is also still moving forward with a stopgap measure of transferring meteorologists from well-staffed offices to ones that are down multiple meteorologists, radar technicians and other specialists. NOAA announced last month it was seeking 155 transfers to fill these "critical" positions. An NWS employee told CNN it is not yet clear if they will succeed in filling all the transfer positions, but they have received many applications. The new hiring will take place after the transfers are processed, the employee, who requested anonymity for fear of retribution, said. The new hires may include technicians, hydrologists and physical scientists in addition to meteorologists, according to Tom Di Liberto, a former NOAA employee with knowledge of the situation. The NWS is still seeking broader hiring authority under a public safety exemption, given the agency's mission to protect lives and property. Such a step, which has support among some lawmakers on Capitol Hill, could allow for a more significant recovery in staffing levels. Hurricane season officially began on Sunday. For more CNN news and newsletters create an account atCNN.com

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National Weather Service adding around 125 new hires after laying off hundreds

National Weather Service adding around 125 new hires after laying off hundreds Afterlosing more than 560 employeesto layoffs and early retir...
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