Chris Pratt was "really f--king bothered" by criticism he received online last year.  In November 2021, the Guardians of the Galaxy star penned a lengthy Instagram message dedicated to his wife Katherine Schwarzenegger, which in part, thanked her for their "gorgeous healthy daughter," in reference to the couple's now 22-month-old child, Lyla. Many social media users deemed the actor's words as being insensitive to his ex-wife Anna Faris, as their 9-year-old son, Jack, faced health concerns after he was born seven weeks premature.

The baby rumors are swirling once again around Kate, Duchess of Cambridge, and Prince William. Not long after the couple welcomed their third child — Prince Louis — in 2018, talk of baby number four began in both the media and among UK oddsmakers. It hasn’t stopped since. William and Kate have occasionally addressed the topic of baby number four when speaking with fans and well-wishers. But they haven’t said for sure if having four children was part of their plan — at least not publicly.

If you've ever caught yourself mouthing the words "I'm Lakshmi Singh" at the start of one of her newscasts, you're not alone. It's a thing. Lakshmi Singh has inspired memes, songs and voice cameos in film and television. (Actor and comedian Zach Woods, of 'The Office' and 'Silicon Valley' fame, once joked with late night TV host Conan O'Brien that Lakshmi Singh was his 'cocaine'.) Millions of people who gravitate to NPR have come to know Singh's work well.

When is a timeless children’s tale not quite right for children’s theater? When it is Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s beloved and ever-so-slightly surreal 1942 novella, “The Little Prince.” Published following France’s liberation during World War II, the French aristocrat turned military aviator’s story was always something of an adult-oriented, nebulous dreamscape, one in which a tousled-haired young prince travels through space, lands on various planets (including Earth) and touches quietly on topics as nuanced as love and as rough as our loss of humanity and earth’s natural resources.

No matter who you are or where you live or what you do, the scourges of the earth always find you. Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc come across such a group in Viareggio, Italy last year. The Monegasque stopped to get photos clicked with some fans. However, during this encounter, a group of robbers stole one of Leclerc’s items $2,000,000. Albeit upsetting, some fans have found a funny side to this story owing to Ferrari’s current form.