They said “I do” — again! Tom Jackson and Abby Parr, whose rekindled romance was featured on Netflix’s Queer Eye, have remarried! The happy couple eloped in a private ceremony at Chapel at the Park in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, on Sunday, March 27. “The best part of the day was during the ceremony as we stood before the minister, both of us excited and happy to be recommitting ourselves to each other in marriage,” the couple exclusively tells Us Weekly.

Have you ever watched an American crime drama television series, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit? If yes, Marta Milans is not a new name for you who played the role of Imelda Barros in 2011. The Spanish actress, Marta is also famous for her best acting role Lourdes in 2012's film,Devoured. She was born on 19 April 1982 in Madrid, Spain to the parents, Alfonso Pérez-Andújar and Marta Cavestany. When she was just 10, she moved to New York City with her family members.

Sarasota County Jail Composite The alleged abductor of 9-year-old Charlotte Sena held her for ransom to get his hands on a portion of a multimillion dollar settlement, according to a new report. Craig Ross was aware Sena's late grandfather, Patrick, was awarded $2.2 million after he was severely injured in a sledding accident and sued the town of Greenfield, New York, in 1998, the Daily Mail reported. Patrick passed away in 2015, but his sizable payout lives on in his family and was common knowledge among locals like Ross.

Tony Danza, 72, rose to fame on the ABC hit sitcom Who’s the Boss? which aired from 1984-1992. He starred alongside Alyssa Milano and Judith Light, among others, and the show went on to rake in awards nominations, including ten Primetime Emmy nods and five Golden Globe nominations. The show ultimately won one of each. Tony was always destined for greatness. Previously, he made a name for himself in Taxi between 1978 and 1983, starring opposite comedy legends Danny DeVito, Judd Hirsch, Carol Kane, Marilu Henner, and Andy Kaufman, among others.

A South Carolina county council meeting ended abruptly when a member had his mic cut off while trying to propose a ban on mask mandates. On Tuesday, members of the Greenville County Council in South Carolina met, where member Stan Tzouvelekas proposed an ordinance to prohibit mask mandates in parts of the county. The proposed ordinance would make it unlawful "for any person, entity, business, school, educational facility or public entity to require, direct or order that any individual wear a mask to enter or remain on any of their premises normally open to the public,"