In El Paso, Texas, Fleetwood Mac launched their first tour with new members Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks.
The set list included several songs from Buckingham and Nicks’ 1973 album, as well as the future classics they contributed to the band’s 1975 self-titled album, like “Rihannon,” “Landslide” and “Monday Morning.”
Nicks and Buckingham were in a romantic relationship that ended in 1977, although they remained with the band and wrote songs inspired by the breakup, including “Silver Springs,” “Go Your Own Way” and more.
Although they would both leave Fleetwood Mac at various points in their careers, all members who appeared on 1977’s Rumours reunited in March 1997 for a live concert, The Dance, which was released as an album.
Buckingham left the group once again in 2018, although reports claimed he was fired because of a disagreement over touring. He later sued the group, and the suit was settled out of court. Fleetwood Mac went on to tour without him, replacing Buckingham with The Heartbreakers’ Mike Campbell and Crowded House’s Neil Finn.
The “Come Out and Play” outfit now features Brandon Pertzborn, who’s previously played with Marilyn Manson and Suicidal Tendencies, behind the kit.
“It’s official! I’ve joined The Offspring!” Pertzborn shares in an Instagram post. “My first show was … in Switzerland and it was INCREDIBLE.”
Pertzborn takes the place of prolific session drummer Josh Freese, who’d been playing drums in The Offspring since the 2021 departure of longtime member Pete Parada.
Following their current European tour, The Offspring will launch a U.S. tour in August. The bill also includes Simple Plan and the soon-to-be-breaking-up Sum 41.
It looks like Mick Jagger’s youngest son has inherited some of his dance moves.
The rock star’s girlfriend, Melanie Hamrick, proved just that by sharing a video on Mother’s Day of their 6-year-old son, Deveraux, dancing.
“My wonderful, wild, sweet, beautiful Dev!! I am beyond blessed and thankful to be his Mama!” she wrote next to the clip. “Happy Mother’s Day!!!”
In the clip, Deveraux is jumping around, doing splits and more, all to the Imagine Dragons track “Warriors.”
Deveraux is TheRolling Stones frontman’s eighth child. Mick has four children — 25-year-old Gabriel, 31-year-old Georgia May, 37-year-old James and 39-year-old Elizabeth — with Jerry Hall. There’s also 51-year-old Jade with ex-wife Bianca Jagger; 52-year-old Karis with actress Marsha Hunt; and 23-year-old son Lucas with Luciana Gimenez.
(NEW YORK) — As the seasons change, our skin care needs change with it, so here are a few dermatologist-approved ideas to help switch up that regimen for summer.
Dr. Rita Linkner shared her top tips with ABC News’ Good Morning America to get your skin ready for the summer sun:
What should you look for in sunscreen?
“There are three things you’re looking for: Broad spectrum is gonna cover UVA, UVB; At least SPF 30; Remember you want it to really be water resistant for up to an hour is what you’re looking for on the label,” Linkner said.
What should change with skin care from spring to summer
“Temperatures are rising, humidity levels are rising. Switch out that pore-clogging, thick cream, you want to go to lighter serums and lotions,” she said.
What ingredients to look for in summer skin products?
“You want to see the titanium oxide [or] zinc oxide in it,” Linkner said. “There are a lot of extra bells and whistles that can protect you against pollution and environmental stressors as well.”
How much sunscreen should you use?
“An ounce is what you need to cover yourself head to toe when you’re at the beach on the weekend. If you’re not using a full ounce you’re not getting the same SPF level that’s on the bottle. Remember, a full shot glass. That’s what you need,” she explained.
How often should you reapply sunscreen?
“Every two hours. Remember if you get out of water sunscreen’s not sweatproof, reapply. And if you’re exercising, reapply every two hours as well,” she said.
What is ultraviolet protection factor clothing?
“In 2023, there’s a lot of fashion involved with upf — ultraviolet protection factor — you want to be around a 50 level. It will block 1/50th of UVB light,” Linkner said.
She suggested a wide-brim hat, sunglasses and other things that cover places aggravated by the sun.
Top body parts to keep covered with SPF
Finally, she said you should remember to apply sunscreen on some neglected body parts: the tip of the nose, top of the ears, lips and hands.
“These are common areas we’re going to see skin cancer and May is skin cancer awareness month,” she said.
(NEW YORK) — It’s been just over three years since Suzanne Morphew vanished on Mother’s Day. Now, her husband and their two daughters are speaking out for the first time since filing a $15 million lawsuit claiming he was wrongfully charged in her alleged death.
“It’s very hurtful to lose your reputation and your integrity,” husband Barry Morphew told ABC News in an exclusive interview that aired Monday on Good Morning America.
Suzanne Morphew, 49 at the time, was reported missing in Colorado’s Chaffee County after she went for a bike ride and never returned home on May 10, 2020. She has never been found and is presumed dead, according to the Chaffee County Sheriff’s Office.
Barry Morphew, 55, was arrested almost a year later on charges including first-degree murder and tampering with physical evidence in connection with his wife’s disappearance. But all charges against Barry Morphew were dropped in April 2022, just days before he was set to stand trial.
The move came after the judge presiding over the case barred prosecutors from using most of their key witnesses at trial as punishment for repeatedly failing to turn over evidence in the defendant’s favor. Prosecutors also said at the time that they believed authorities were close to finding Suzanne Morphew’s body, which would be “the most influential fact of consequence.” Examining Suzanne Morphew’s body could either incriminate or exculpate her husband, prosecutors said.
The case was dismissed without prejudice, which allows prosecutors to file charges against Barry Morphew again. He is still considered a suspect and authorities told ABC News they aren’t ruling out future charges.
When asked whether he has anything to do with his wife’s disappearance, Barry Morphew told ABC News: “Absolutely not.”
“They’ve got tunnel vision and they looked at one person and they’ve got too much pride to say they’re wrong and look somewhere else,” he added. “I don’t have anything to worry about. I’ve done nothing wrong.”
The couple’s daughters, Mallory and Macy Morphew, told ABC News that the last three years have been “literally our worst nightmare.” But they are standing by their father.
“I’ve never had a shred of doubt,” Macy Morphew said.
“Not one,” Mallory Morphew added.
Both daughters said there was no indication before their mother vanished that something was amiss and that they never observed any concerning disagreements between their parents.
However, text messages obtained by prosecutors and shared with ABC News appear to show a strained marriage, with Suzanne Morphew referring to her husband as “Jekyl and Hyde” and telling him “I’m done” just before she was reported missing. In another text message, Suzanne Morphew confided in a friend, writing: “Macy and I had a very tough talk yesterday … She’s weary of the tension here. She knows how he is toward me and almost begged me to divorce him … He’s still pulling Mal in.”
Barry Morphew denied their marriage was in trouble.
“We had a wonderful life, a wonderful marriage,” he told ABC News. “She was just so loving and giving, and such a good mother.”
He said his wife had been having cancer treatments in the years prior to her disappearance.
“I know she was going through some hard things and made some bad decisions,” he added. “She was really having trouble with the chemotherapy and the drugs.”
Suzanne Morphew had also been having an affair with another man for about two years, according to authorities. Barry Morphew said he “didn’t believe it” at first when he found out.
“My heart was broken,” he tearfully told ABC News.
Earlier this month, Barry Morphew filed a $15 million federal civil rights civil lawsuit against prosecutors, the sheriff and several investigators, claiming that his life has been ruined by false accusations. His defense attorneys, Jane Fisher-Byrialsen and Iris Eytan, said they “know he’s innocent.”
“I know that $15 million is a huge number but I don’t think that, in my mind, that covers any of the damage that’s happened to Barry and the girls,” Fisher-Byrialsen told ABC News.
“If they would just look for Suzanne outside of where they hypothesized Barry could’ve possibly buried her remains, they could find her,” Eytan added.
(MIAMI) — A 13-year-old girl said she has more than a dozen stitches after fighting off a shark at a Florida beach.
Ella Reed was sitting in shallow water with a friend near a jetty in the Fort Pierce area Thursday when the shark approached, the teen told Miami ABC affiliate WPLG-TV.
“The shark itself was so powerful,” Reed told the station. “That was what I felt the most, was it like hitting my stomach really hard.”
Reed said she punched the shark — which she believed to be a bull shark about 5 to 6 feet long — but it came back.
“It wouldn’t leave me alone, so I had to use my arm and put it there and use my hand too, so it got my finger and my arm right here,” she told WPLG, pointing to her injuries.
Reed said she called her family after the attack. Her mother said she was stunned by the sight of her daughter.
“It was insane because she was totally covered in blood pretty much head to toe so you couldn’t really see what went on,” her mother, Devin Reed, told WPLG. “She was shaking but she was calm.”
Reed told the station that the shark bit her in the stomach, arm, finger and the top of her knee and that she received 19 stitches total at the hospital.
“I was kinda in shock about everything that happened, so I wasn’t really in pain because the adrenaline was just through the roof,” she said.
The Florida native told WPLG she’s never been afraid of the ocean — and that hasn’t changed even after the shark attack.
“It was clear water so you never really know when it’s going to happen,” she told WPLG.
In what was seen as a surprise considering recent headlines about the Oscar winner, Fox on Monday morning announced plans for a new show starring Jamie Foxx and his daughter Corinne.
The announcement was made on a conference call ahead of the network’s upfront presentation taking place later in the day.
We Are Family is “an all-new music guessing game show hosted and executive-produced by Jamie Foxx and co-hosted by his daughter, Corinne Foxx,” the network noted.
“Showcasing non-famous relatives of celebrities performing duets with their hidden famous family member, We Are Family will feature a studio audience entirely comprised of 100 contestants playing through multiple rounds of clues and gameplay to win up to $100,000 each by correctly guessing which celebrity the performer is related to before they are revealed,” Fox described.
That said, CEO of Fox Entertainment Rob Wade told ABC Audio the project had been in the works for “over a year,” and both the production of the show, as well as the Foxx’s return to Beat Shazam, will take place when Jamie is ready, following what Corinne called a “medical complication.”
Wade explained Nick Cannon took over hosting duties on the “summer session” of Beat Shazam, though intimated that at some point, Jamie and Corinne would return, and would be able to work on both shows. “We wish Jamie well on his recovery,” Wade concluded.
Corinne made headlines last week when she announced on Instagram that her famous father had been “out of the hospital for weeks” — which came as a surprise to many, as his famous friends had been calling for prayers on social media following his health scare that landed him in an Atlanta, Georgia hospital on April 11, and sidelined him from the Netflix action comedy Back In Action.
Ed Sheeran didn’t manage a number-one debut with his new album Subtract, but he can take comfort from the fact that it sold more copies in its first week than his last two albums.
Subtractenters the Billboard 200 albums chart at number two with sales of 112,000 units. That’s more than both his 2019 album No. 6 Collaborations Project and his 2021 release Equals sold in their first weeks. Subtract is his sixth top 10 album overall.
Back home in the U.K., though, Subtractdebuted at number one and is now the U.K.’s fastest-selling album of 2023 so far. In a video shared with Britain’s Official Charts Company, Ed thanked fans and added, “This album means the world to me and I think it’s gonna be a very, very important album for me for a very, very long time.”
In the U.K., he’s one of the few acts who has reached number one with every one of their studio albums: His run started back in 2011 with Plus.
(PHILADELPHIA) — A teenager was fatally shot on a train platform in West Philadelphia on Saturday afternoon, according to police.
The Philadelphia Police Department said the shooting took place at a SEPTA station on the 5200 block of Market Street.
The 14-year-old boy was shot in the chest and the arm and was transported by medics to Presbyterian Hospital where he later died, police said.
No arrests have been made and a weapon has not been recovered, police said.
Sources told ABC News Philadelphia station WPVI that an adult man was identified as the suspect and is currently on the run.
According to WPVI sources, the suspect and the teenager had a physical altercation which started when the 14-year-old allegedly hit the suspect.
The suspect then allegedly took out a gun and fired, hitting the victim, and then fled the scene, according to WPVI.
“SEPTA Police are working closely with Philadelphia Police to find the suspect in this case. This is a horrific tragedy, and our thoughts are with the family that has experienced an unimaginable loss,” SEPTA said in a statement to ABC News.
The statement added, “SEPTA serves over 600,000 riders a day, and the vast majority get to-and-from their destinations without incident. However, even one violent crime is too many, and we are continuing to adjust police patrols and add officers to our ranks so we can address hot spots while providing police coverage across the system.”
Former Bachelor star Colton Underwood has tied the knot with his partner Jordan C. Brown.
On Saturday, the 31-year-old reality star and 38-year-old political strategist exchanged vows in a romantic ceremony in front of 200 guests at the Carneros Resort and Spa in Napa Valley, according to People.
The three-day celebration included a welcome party and family dinner on Friday and a disco-themed pool party on the day of the ceremony.
The couple wore custom Tom Ford suits, with Underwood in deep green and Brown in blue to complement the natural setting of their wedding. The pair exchanged personal vows and rings before celebrating with friends and family at the reception, where the newlyweds shared their first dance to “The Good Ones” by Gabby Barrett and guests dined family-style on a variety of dishes and enjoyed specialty cocktails.
As a tribute to the LGBTQ+ community, the couple designed a photo display and love letters from queer people in the 18th and 19th centuries that were forbidden or had to send in secret.
“It’s inspired from a coffee table book that I was gifted after I came out called Loving and it’s images of men in love throughout history,” Underwood explained. “We blew them up and put them on canvases and set them around the resort. Next to them will be love letters from queer people in the 18th and 19th century that were forbidden or they had to send in secret.”
Brown added, “It’s really cool. It helps us to pay tribute to the people who paved the way for all same-sex couples who now can get married.”
Underwood and Brown first met at a party in Los Angeles in April 2021 and got engaged in Feb. 2022.
