King Charles III issued a rare public response after explosive claims made by the brother of the late Princess Diana in a soon-to-be-published memoir. Plus, a construction worker's gleeful excitement over learning what his wife packed him for lunch has captivated the internet, and how to prevent a condition that dramatically raises your risk of heart disease.
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Buckingham Palace has issued a rare and unusually forceful denial after claims made in a new book by the brother of the late Princess Diana that King Charles III said his first wife would soon be forgotten in the days after her death. In an excerpt from a soon-to-be published memoir, Charles Spencer describes a heated exchange with the then-Prince Charles over whether his sons, Prince William and Prince Harry, should walk behind their mother’s coffin in the funeral procession following her death in 1997.
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A Tennessee stonemason is showing that the excitement over finding out what you got for lunch doesn't have to end in middle school. Jose Luis Perez has become a TikTok sensation for his videos expressing childlike wonder over discovering what his wife has packed him for lunch, from fresh fruit to a “big dunkin’ burrito." “Grow up in some ways, but keep being a kid,” the father of three tells TODAY.com. “That’s the way I think.”
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In TODAY.com’s Expert Tip of the Day, a cardiologist urges people to prevent a condition that affects millions of Americans and dramatically raises their risk of heart disease.
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Discover personalized meal plans created by nutritionist Joy Bauer, fitness programs for every experience level and live coaching sessions with trusted experts — all designed to help you build lasting healthy habits, one step at a time.
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People magazine’s 12th annual Beauty Awards are here! The publication’s Deputy Beauty Director, Jackie Fields, stopped by TODAY to unveil some of the buzziest winners, from the relaunch of Marc Jacobs’ makeup line to E.l.f.’s first foray into hair care.
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This weeknight wonder from New York Times Cooking editor Alexa Weibel is for those who delight in turning a modest can of beans into a spectacular dinner with tomato paste, heavy cream, sun-dried tomatoes and Pecorino cheese.
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