Tiger Woods’ son, Charlie Woods, didn’t tee up a winning performance on Sunday. The 17-year-old was in last place out of 36 golfers at the Junior Invitational at Sage Valley in Graniteville, South Carolina. He scored 10 strokes behind the 35th-place contestant, carding an 8-over 80 during the final round of the tournament. It wasn’t the best performance for the previous winner of two Florida state Championships. He won while attending the Benjamin School in Palm Beach, where he’s currently a high school junior. Charlie is ranked No. 20 in the American Junior Golf Association. He was bested on Sunday by No. 1 in the rankings, ​Miles Russell of Jacksonville Beach, Florida. They are both set to attend Florida State University to compete for the Seminoles. “Excited to announce my commitment to play golf at Florida State University — go Noles!” Woods said on Instagram in February. Charlie’s father, Tiger Woods, is one of the most decorated golfers of all time, with 82 PGA Tour titles.

Iconic ‘70s actress Judy Pace has died at age 83. Pace was best known for her pioneering roles in film and TV throughout the ‘60s and ‘70s. Pace started her career as a model in the late ’50s and early ’60s, after which she transitioned to acting, becoming the first Black woman to be under contract with Columbia Studios. She also starred in numeruos Blaxploitation films in the ‘70s, a genre of film that catered to Black audiences. She is best known for her roles in the movie Brian’s Song, the ‘60s show Peyton Place, and the ‘70s drama The Young Lawyers. The legendary actress went on to win the NAACP Image Award for Best Actress for her role in the latter. Later in life, she chose to focus on her philanthropy, founding the Kwanza Foundation in 1971. The foundation supported people of color in creative fields. Pace, who died in her sleep Wednesday, is survived by her daughters, Shawn and Julia Pace Mitchell. Their mother died while visiting family in Marina Del Rey, California, they announced following her passing.

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Tom Hanks’ son, Chet Hanks, was seen partying just weeks after saying he was trapped in Colombia. Chet attended a Saturday night pre-Oscars shindig with his mother, Rita Wilson. The two matched, both in black outfits. Just a few weeks prior, Chet claimed he was stuck in Medellín on Feb. 27. Chet, a dual Greek and U.S. citizen, mistakenly traveled without his American passport, instead bringing only his Greek passport. He began his trip in Puerto Rico but decided to leave U.S. waters for Colombia, not realizing he couldn’t re-enter the country without documentation. “Why don’t I go pull up on my homie Taylor, who lives in Medellín? F--- it, yeah, sounds good,” Chet said in an Instagram video about what caused his predicament. “So, yeah, free me, free me,” he begged at the time. The nepo baby casually posted a gym selfie just a few days later on March 1, with the caption “Estamos bien, no te preocupes,” or “We’re fine, don’t worry.”

Lead singer of Train, Pat Monahan, says the band’s 2003 hit “Calling All Angels” was inspired by his therapist’s sage advice. When Monahan was going through a difficult period in his personal life, but a successful period in his career, his therapist told him, “We’re made up of traitors and angels, and it’s time for you to call your angels.” Immediately, he identified the sentiment as songwriting gold. “I was like, ‘Ooh, I’m gonna steal that,’” he told People. At the time, Monahan was struggling to balance his family life while making the band’s 2003 album My Private Nation. Monahan would divorce his now ex-wife, Ginean Rapp, in 2006. The couple were married for 15 years and share two children together. The singer has been married to Amber Peterson since 2007. “We’re so caught up in, ‘I need to get better, I need to do better, I need more, I need all the stuff.’ She helped me slow down and appreciate what I was able to do and not what I wasn’t,” he added. The iconic band dropped their newest song, “The Weekend,” on March 4, and they are set to go on tour in July of this year.

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Colleen Hoover is triumphant once again, with another successful opening for her newest book adaptation. Reminder of Him grossed $18.2 million on opening weekend, $6 million above the most generous pre-release estimates. The film grossed $10 million from international sales, bringing its total to $28.2 million. The Hoover film cost $25 million to produce and is the third box-office smash for the author, following the 2024 controversial hit It Ends With Us and Regretting You, which came out in 2025. Despite the strong showing, Pixar’s Hoppers still came out on top for the second week in a row, grossing $28.5 million. It has generated $164.7 million in domestic and international sales on a $150 million budget. Maggie Gyllenhaal’s The Bride! is now sixth in the week’s ranking with a poor $2.1 million in domestic box offices in its second week. Critics have given the feminist reimagining of the 1935 classic Bride of Frankenstein poor reviews. It’s grossed a shockingly low $21 million globally on a massive $90 million production budget and $65 million marketing budget.

Prince William revealed a never-before-seen image of his mother, Princess Diana, on the U.K.’s Mother’s Day holiday on Sunday. The image, posted on Instagram, shows Princess Diana and Prince William, now 43, holding hands in a field of red, yellow, and white flowers. “Remembering my mother, today and every day. Thinking of all those who are remembering someone they love today. Happy Mother’s Day. W,” William shared alongside the post. The picture was taken in 1984, when Prince William was two, at Highgrove, the royal family’s private residence in Gloucestershire, England. Princess Diana passed away in a fatal car accident in 1997 at 36. William was 15. The Prince of Wales now shares three children of his own with Princess Kate: Prince George, 12, Princess Charlotte, 10, and Prince Louis, 7. King Charles and Queen Camilla also marked the U.K.’s version of Mother’s Day with posts celebrating their loved ones. “Wishing Mothers everywhere, and those who might be missing their Mums today, a restful Mothering Sunday,” they said, honoring the late Queen Elizabeth II and Camilla’s mother, the late Rosalind Shand, in the attached images.

American citizens have been ordered to leave parts of the Middle East as aggression fueled by President Donald Trump’s war on Iran continues to spread throughout the region. An alert was sent by the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad, Iraq, on Saturday, ordering Americans out of the country entirely. “Iran-aligned terrorist militias have encouraged and carried out indiscriminate attacks against U.S. citizens and U.S.-associated targets throughout Iraq, including in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq,” the Arabic message reads. “U.S. citizens should leave Iraq immediately.” Since the start of Operation Epic Fury on Feb. 28, the U.S. has issued an unprecedented number of Level 4 “Do Not Travel” advisories. Americans in at least 16 different countries and territories have been issued “depart now” orders, including Israel, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE. At least four major embassies have suspended operations across the region as Iranian retaliation for the war continues to rage. “President Trump, Secretary of State Rubio, and the Department of State have no higher priority than the safety and security of American citizens,” the Baghdad Embassy wrote.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer will remain in its coffin, according to the iconic 1990s TV show’s star. Sarah Michelle Gellar updated fans on Instagram that the planned reboot of the supernatural series is no longer going ahead. “I am really sad to have to share this, but I wanted you all to hear it from me,” Gellar, 48, said in a video posted to the platform. “Unfortunately, Hulu has decided not to move forward with Buffy: New Sunnydale.” The I Know What You Did Last Summer actor was scheduled to serve as an executive producer on the revival of her breakout show, which ran from 1997 to 2003. Oscar-winning filmmaker Chloé Zhao (Hamnet, Nomadland) had been pegged to direct the series, which has been in development since February of last year, and Gellar thanked her for the opportunity to reprise her role. “I want to thank Chloé Zhao, because I never thought I would find myself back in Buffy’s stylish yet affordable boots,” she said. “And thanks to Chloé, I was reminded how much I love her and how much she means not only to me but to all of you.” Gellar led Buffy for seven seasons and told fans that “if the apocalypse actually comes, you can still beep me.”

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A man paid by Texas Democratic Rep. Jasmine Crockett’s campaign for security services was shot and killed by police during a dramatic standoff in Dallas. The man, identified by authorities as Mike King, had been wanted by police over allegations he was impersonating a law enforcement officer while operating a private security service, according to CBS. Police said the situation escalated when officers attempted to confront King, who fled and ultimately barricaded himself inside a vehicle in a hospital parking garage. Officers deployed tear gas after King allegedly pulled a gun on them during the standoff. King was shot and killed during the confrontation. Investigators told the outlet King had been driving what appeared to be a replica police vehicle and was allegedly using stolen license plates taken from cars parked outside military recruiting offices. Campaign finance records reviewed by CBS show Crockett’s campaign paid King for “security services,” with the last payment made in 2025. The Daily Beast has reached out to Crockett’s office and the Dallas Police for comment.

Two-time Pulitzer Prize–winning New York Times correspondent John F. Burns, one of the paper’s most celebrated foreign reporters, has died at 81. Burns died Thursday of pneumonia at a care facility in Cambridge, according to The New York Times. Born in Nottingham in 1944, Burns began his journalism career in 1971 at The Globe and Mail in Toronto, covering Beijing, China. He joined The New York Times in 1975 and spent the next four decades reporting from some of the world’s most dangerous conflict zones, including Bosnia, Afghanistan, and Iraq. He was once described at the Times as the “consummate Foreign Desk fireman,” for his reputation for quickly getting to breaking news across the world. Over the course of his career, he also served in bureaus across South Africa, the Soviet Union, India, Pakistan, and London. During his tenure at the Times, he earned two Pulitzer Prize awards—first in 1993 for coverage of the Bosnian conflict and again in 1997 for reporting from Taliban-controlled Afghanistan. He retired from the Times in 2015 with a career spanning 10 bureaus; his final assignment was covering the reburial of King Richard III. Burns is survived by his children, Jamie and Emily Scott-Long, from his first marriage, as well as a stepson and two sisters, Caroline and Bridget.