Legendary folk singer-songwriter Judy Collins is calling it quits after one last tour. Collins, 86, announced the “Sweet Judy Blue Eyes” Tour on her Instagram on Monday, capping off her historic career that’s lasted over six decades. The tour’s name is a reference to the famous Crosby, Stills & Nash song, “Suite: Judy Blue Eyes,” which Stephen Stills wrote about Collins in 1969, when the two were a couple. The folk star is scheduled to perform over 40 concerts in 2026, with additional dates to be announced. Joining Collins throughout the tour are special guests Richard Thompson, Bruce Cockburn, Livingston Taylor, Elles Bailey, and the High Kings, among others to be announced later. A press release said that after she finishes the main tour, she will supplement it with the “Sweet Judy Blue Eyes - Celebration Encore,” which is described as “a series of encore performances for devoted fans and new audiences alike.” Collins is set to be inducted into the Folk American Roots Hall of Fame on March 24, where she will be honored alongside Aretha Franklin, Leonard Cohen, Muddy Waters, John Hammond, and Sister Rosetta Tharpe, among others.

It’s a baby! Actors Sebastian Stan and Annabelle Wallis are expecting their first child together, TMZ announced on Monday. The couple hasn’t yet announced a due date or whether it’s a girl or a boy. The news comes as both stars undertake some of the biggest projects of their careers. Stan, who is best known for his role as Carter Baizen in Gossip Girl and Bucky Barnes in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, is set to release a new film Fjord. He’s also keeping his Marvel muscle popping as in the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday. Not to be outdone, Wallis has a full plate of work as well. Mutiny, her action film with Jason Statham, is coming to theaters in August. She’ll also appear in Netflix’s upcoming project about the Unabomber Ted Kaczynski, UNABOM. The two actors are starting their new family after four years together as a couple. Though few details about their baby is known, what is certain is that the child will have an international background. Stan is Romanian and American, while Wallis was born in Oxford, England.

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Matt Clark, the actor best known for his role as Chester the bartender in “Back to the Future Part III,” has died. He was 89 years old. His family told the outlet TMZ that he passed away in his Austin, Texas home following complications related to a surgery performed on his back. Clark’s loved ones say he “died the way he lived, on his terms.” Clark was active in film and TV for decades. Beyond “Back to the Future,” he was known from his role on the shows “Grace Under Fire,” “Bonanza,” and “Kung Fu.” He also acted in the classic “The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension.” Clark shared the screen with many Hollywood legends, including Clint Eastwood and John Wayne. But despite his proximity to these stars, Clark’s family says he didn’t care about fame and celebrity. Instead, he was an “actor’s actor” with a love and respect for his craft. He was also “impressed” by working with good people who loved their families, and felt “lucky” about his decades-long career, according to loved ones.

A federal judge in Massachusetts temporarily shut down a series of vaccine decisions made by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. over the past year. Among Kennedy’s changes that were shot down in the Massachusetts court were cutting off access to COVID vaccines and reducing the number of diseases covered by routine immunization. U.S. District Court Judge Brian Murphy noted in his decision on Monday that Kennedy’s changes to the childhood immunization schedule were “arbitrary and capricious,” and bypassed the evidence-based review process that the vaccine committee has utilized in the past. “Unfortunately, the government has disregarded those methods and thereby undermined the integrity of its actions,” Murphy, who was appointed by former President Joe Biden, wrote in his decision. Regarding the ruling, Health and Human Services spokesperson Andrew Nixon told The New York Times that “HHS looks forward to this judge’s decision being overturned just like his other attempts to keep the Trump administration from governing.” The Daily Beast reached out to HHS for comment.

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Flights at Dubai International Airport were suspended for several hours after an Iranian drone struck a fuel tank. The airport, the busiest in the world in terms of international travel, was left in chaos after the missile strike on Monday resulted in a major fuel tank blaze. There have been no reported injuries from the fire. The attack is Iran’s third on the airport since the U.S. and Israel launched missile strikes on Tehran on Feb. 28. Dubai International Airport confirmed the “gradual resumption” of some flights to and from the transportation hub to select destinations after its flights were suspended as a precautionary measure. The closure forced Emirates Airlines to reroute several of its flights to European destinations such as Manchester, Edinburgh, and Dublin, with other flights diverted to the United Arab Emirates city’s second airport, Al Maktoum International. Other airlines, such as Air India and Air India Express, canceled all their planned flights to Dubai on Monday in response to the drone attack. Dubai International Airport was previously targeted on the first day of the Iran conflict, with two drones falling near the facility on March 11.

America’s most influential live-comedy institution is crossing the Atlantic with a seasoned captain at the helm, at least for the start. Tina Fey, the legendary writer-turned-cast member of Saturday Night Live, will host the inaugural episode of SNL UK, a British spin-off of the American show that first went on air in 1975. Fey will host on March 21 alongside musical guest Wet Leg, an indie rock band from England. The comedian’s debut across the pond will mark the seventh time she has hosted an episode of a show called SNL. Unlike its predecessor, the British version of the sketch show will run 75 minutes instead of the typical 90. It will also begin at 10 p.m. local time. Following Fey, hosting duties will pass to Jamie Dornan, then Riz Ahmed, both actors from the U.K. The show’s cast members include mostly unknown comedians, actors, and TikTok stars. There will be one familiar face keeping the show on track from afar: SNL executive producer Lorne Michaels. Each week, episodes will air on Sky One and its streaming service, Now. American audiences can watch each episode the following day on Peacock.

A gleaming new cruise ship has been hit by a norovirus outbreak that left more than 150 passengers and crew sick, not long after its maiden voyage and a celebrity christening. The Star Princess—christened just months ago by actor Matthew McConaughey and his wife Camila, designated godparents by Princess Cruises—reported 104 sick passengers and 49 ill crew members during a Caribbean voyage, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The CDC’s Vessel Sanitation Program was notified on March 11, less than a week into the March 7–14 sailing from Fort Lauderdale. Reported symptoms were diarrhea and vomiting. In response to the outbreak, Princess Cruises isolated the sick, ramped up disinfection, and collected stool samples. “We quickly disinfected every area of the ship,” the company said, describing those affected as experiencing “mild gastrointestinal illness.” The ship returned to Fort Lauderdale on March 14, underwent “comprehensive cleaning,” and departed again that afternoon.

Rents are finally easing in parts of the South and Mountain West. Austin, Texas, saw the largest drop, with median rent down nearly 6 percent from a year ago. Rent prices in San Antonio, New Orleans, Denver, Phoenix, Tampa, and Salt Lake City also fell between 2 and 5 percent. Meanwhile, some cities are seeing the opposite: rents climbed 5 percent in Virginia Beach, Virginia and California’s Bay Area; 4 percent in Chicago; and 3 percent in St. Louis, where construction is constrained by space and zoning. Nationally, the median rent for new leases is down 1.5 percent from last year but still sits about 20 percent above pre-pandemic levels at $1,400 a month, according to Apartment List. A Harvard report shows a record number of renters spending more than 30 percent of their income on rent and utilities. It comes as soaring housing costs are pushing homeownership further out of reach. In 2025, first-time buyers were a record high of 40 years old on average, while the typical homebuyer across all age groups was 59, according to the National Association of Realtors.

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Researchers have uncovered a lost village, hidden beneath the earth for hundreds of years. Archaeologists in modern-day Poland went looking for the remains of Stolzenberg, thought to have fallen in either the 14th or 15th Century, and finally located them in a contested region between Poland and Germany. The team from the Relicta Foundation initially used historical sources to look for the remains in the village of Sławoborze. When they found nothing, they expanded to the nearby woodland where they discovered ramparts and a moat. The foundation’s Marcin Krzepkowski told Fox News that the moat was about 18 feet deep, and that around 400 artifacts, including coins and coat clasps, dating back to the Bronze Age, were also found. “This site is a true time capsule, harboring many mysteries,” he said. “In the central part of the area surrounded by the moat, regular magnetic anomalies were revealed, indicating the existence of remains of buildings surrounding the rectangular market square, the city’s central square,” the researchers said. “This layout is typical of medieval towns founded under German law. Traces of buildings can also be seen along the street leading to the expected city gate.” It is not known why the town fell.

Millions of Canadians have stopped crossing the border into the U.S., and new federal figures confirm the damage. Official data from the National Travel and Tourism Office shows a 21 percent drop in Canadian arrivals compared with 2024—roughly 4.2 million fewer visitors. Canadians who enjoyed holidays in the U.S. or once made regular cross-border runs to Maine, Michigan, and New York for cheaper goods are now staying home. Susan Morell, a retired government communications director, canceled a planned Disney World trip with her grandchildren. “We don’t feel welcome to cross that border,” she said. Todd Johnson cited the deaths of Americans Renée Good and Alex Pretti during ICE encounters as a deterrent. “The stuff that happened in Minnesota—we’re horrified by that,” he said. “We don’t want to get caught up in anything.” Business travel is drying up, too. Gilles Heroux, a longtime attendee of the InfoComm audiovisual industry convention, is skipping this year’s Las Vegas edition. “With Trump, every week there is an insult,” he said. Overall international arrivals to the U.S. fell 5.5 percent in 2025, according to NTTO figures, despite a 6 percent uptick in Mexican visitors.