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Lauren Burnham announced today that she and husband Arie Luyendyk Jr. are expecting their fourth child.

Burnham shared the news with fans on Instagram on Monday afternoon.

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“Our last missing piece…coming this September,” she captioned the photo above.

Arie and Lauren had previously believed that they were done having kids

News of Lauren’s pregnancy comes just two weeks after Arie announced that he had had his vasectomy reversed.

“I’m getting a reversal. As you guys know, I got the vasectomy after the twins were born,” he explained on YouTube.

“And ever since then, I don’t know. I think I rushed it. Honestly, it’s more on me. I think having the twins was hard at first.”

Lauren Burnham and Arie Luyendyk...

aespa is delivering all their aenergy!

The 4-piece K-pop girl group performed their 2024-25 aespa Live Tour – Synk : Parallel Line on Tuesday (February 11) at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey.

Together, the troupe delivered countless hits from their catalog throughout the night, including “Drama,” “Black Mamba,” “Whiplash,” “Next Level” and “Armaggedon,” as well as a solo section where Giselle, Karina, Ningning and Winter shined on their own.

The group will next perform on February 15 in Chicago. Click here for all tour dates and ticket info! Can’t find seats for the city you want? Try resale sites like Stubhub.com or Vividseats.com.

Check out photos and the setlist from the night inside…

Keep reading to find out more…

Aespa Setlist:

Drama

Black Mamba

Salty & Sweet

Supernova

Mine

Die Trying

Flights, Not Feelings

Better Things

Dopamine (Giselle Solo)

Up (Karina Solo)

Bored! (Ningning Solo)

Spark (Winter Solo)

Spicy...

Sister Wives star Meri Brown realized the truth of her life with Kody and Robyn Brown, and now she’s talking about it. Additionally, she makes no apology for it, even if she is sometimes “salty.” Read on to find out more about what the TLC star said recently.

Meri Brown Was Humiliated Too Often

When Kody Brown spoke about his former first wife, he always did so with disgust in his voice. He humiliated her on national television and infuriated TLC fans. Robyn, viewers believe, played her so-called Sister Wives friend to the end, but it was an ugly manipulation.

When Meri Brown finally left Flagstaff and started a new life without Kody Brown, she at least had her LuLaRoe and bed-and-breakfast to help support herself. Of course, she also has her friend, Jenn Sullivan. And now that she discovered her self-worth, she is determined to tell her truth.

It’s been over a year since Below Deck fans learned Captain Lee Rosbach wasn’t asked back for Season 11 of the show.

Since then, the Og Below Deck has returned with Captain Kerry Titheradge replacing the stud of the sea.

Below Deck fans had mixed reviews about the revamp of the show and Captain Kerry.

While the hit-yachting show wasn’t the same, Captain Kerry brought a new element to the franchise.

Hot on the heels of Captain Lee wrapping up Season 1 of Deadly Waters, he spoke out about being forced out of the show he helped launch.

In fact, the stud of the sea was one of the main reasons Below Deck became such a mega-hit.

Captain Lee Rosbach says Below Deck ‘isn’t the same’ after his ‘firing’

During an interview with the Daily Star earlier this week, Captain Lee did what he does best, spoke his mind.

Vietnamese cinema’s profile has been on the rise at major international film festivals of late. Debut director Phạm Thiên Ân won Cannes’ Caméra d’Or prize in 2023 with his meditative drama Inside the Yellow Cacoon Shell, and Trương Minh Quý brought the country back to the French festival this year with the well-received romantic drama Viet and Nam. Next up, the 81st Venice Film Festival, opening Aug. 28, will add a strong female voice to this budding Vietnamese new wave with the premiere of Don’t Cry, Butterfly, directed by another first-timer, Dương Diệu Linh.

A metaphysical drama (see its first trailer, below), the new film follows Tam (Lê Tú Oanh), a diligent middle-aged wedding venue worker who learns that her husband has been cheating on her when a live TV broadcast of a soccer match catches him on camera in the stands with his mistress. Determined to win back her...

Below Deck alum Hannah Ferrier shared the details of her medical issues. She had fans concerned when she posted about her intense treatment. Hannah addressed her serious health issues. Keep on reading to learn more.

Complicated Relationship With Below Deck Franchise

Hannah Ferrier has always been candid about her mental health issues. Below Deck Mediterranean fans remember Season 5, when she struggled with anxiety.

Hannah had a difficult work relationship with Captain Sandy Yawn. She had a prescription for Valium, which was unregistered.

Hannah’s prescription and CBD pen were found by bosun Malia White, who turned her into Captain Sandy. The two argued about cabin arrangements just prior.

Below Deck Med fans argued that Malia turned Hannah in out of revenge. Malia and Captain Sandy argued that the decision had everything to do with Maritime Law and nothing to do with revenge.

Fans are still upset with Captain Sandy Yawn...

90 Day Fiance star Big Ed is getting a lot of attention following TLC’s latest preview for Sunday’s episode of Happily Ever After? Big Ed and Liz Woods have already called it quits for the season, though they decided to continue filming until the end of the show. This resulted in Liz bringing her new boyfriend, Jayson Zuniga, to the Tell-All segment. However, Big Ed has some shocking words for him. Keep reading to see what he said.

90 Day Fiance: How Liz Woods Today?

Liz has been living happily since separating from Big Ed. The two called it quits in Hea after Big Ed called off their wedding over a taco pasta recipe. Many fans are glad that Liz quickly bounced back and entered another relationship. She revealed her new boyfriend, Jayson, last month. Unfortunately, it seems that Liz wants to keep everything private between them while the show is still airing.

Below Deck alum Captain Lee Rosbach has spoken his truth about Captain Sandy Yawn and her rules on Below Deck Med.

It’s no secret that the two captains are not on the best of terms after Below Deck Season 10.

They have each spoken their piece and moved on with their lives.

However, the recent wake-up-the-chef drama on Below Deck Med Season 9 once again brought Captain Sandy and Captain Lee’s different management styles to the forefront.

Captain Sandy has endured a lot of backlash for her stance, which led to Captain Lee being dragged into it after answering a fan question on social media.

Now, the Deadly Waters host has set the record straight while shutting down misinformed rumors.

Captain Lee Rosbach ‘I did not slam’ Captain Sandy Yawn over Below Deck Med rules

This week, on his latest episode of Salty with Captain Lee, he mentioned a headline...

Below Deck alum Captain Lee Rosbach has revealed what ended his friendship with Summer House’s Carl Radke.

Captain Lee and Carl became close friends when the captain reached out to the Summer House star after he lost his brother to addiction.

Below Deck fans know that Captain Lee lost his son Joshua to addiction.

However, it seems the once close friends are no longer on speaking terms over a podcast interview.

As Monsters and Critics previously reported, Carl was set to be on Captain Lee’s podcast weeks after calling off his engagement to Lindsay Hubbard.

The episode was pulled the day before it was scheduled after clips had been released to the media, and Captain Lee told fans to ask Carl why.

Now, we are finally getting answers.

Captain Lee Rosbach reveals fight that ended friendship with Summer House’s Carl Radke

This week on Captain Lee’s podcast,...

Captain Lee Rosbach has been gearing up for his new show Deadly Waters by reflecting on his past time on television.

The Below Deck alum spent 10 seasons on the hit yachting show, making it the mega-hit it is today.

Although Captain Lee wasn’t asked back, he isn’t harboring any ill will toward Below Deck because he’s moved on.

However, in a recent interview with Entertainment Tonight, Captain Lee got real about no longer being on the franchise.

Captain Lee revealed he didn’t watch Season 11, sharing, “I haven’t been watching this series on a regular basis, and as to why I haven’t, I couldn’t tell you. I mean, maybe it’s that I’m not there anymore, and there’s a little bit of me that just like wishes I was.”

Then, the stud of the sea sees all the crew drama Captain Kerry Titheradge had to deal with,...

Below Deck alum Captain Lee Rosbach has weighed in on Kate Chastain being dragged into The Real Housewives of New Jersey drama.

As Monsters and Critics previously reported, Kate found herself embroiled in a scandal involving Teresa Giudice and her husband, Luis “Louie” Ruelas.

Kate had the best response to the Rhonj craziness, using her signature wit and sass to address the subject.

Now, her pal, Captain Lee, has spoken out on the topic, too.

The stud of the sea had some serious words for those trying to come for his former chief stew.

Captain Lee broached the subject on his podcast, Salty with Captain Lee, alongside his co-host Sam DeCavalcanti.

Below Deck alum Captain Lee Rosbach talks Kate Chastain being dragged into Teresa Giudice Rhonj drama

“I can’t understand why James, is trying to find evidence of Kate talking badly about Teresa and Luis. Like who cares,” Captain...

Get ready to tantalize your taste buds with a burst of Thai flavors in the upcoming episode of “Rachael Ray’s Meals in Minutes,” titled “Thai One On: Fish Salad with Salty Sweet Dressing.” Set to air at 9:00 Pm on Monday, May 13, 2024, on Fyi, Rachael Ray will showcase her culinary expertise as she whips up a mouthwatering Thai-inspired feast.

In this episode, Rachael will demonstrate how to prepare her version of a Thai Whole Fish and Fish Fillet Supper, offering viewers a step-by-step guide to creating these delectable dishes. The Thai Whole Fish promises to be a flavorful delight, while the Fish Fillet Supper is sure to satisfy seafood lovers’ cravings.

To complement the main courses, Rachael will also prepare a refreshing corn and cherry tomato salad infused with fresh basil and mint, adding a burst of color and freshness to the meal.

Don’t miss out on the...

90 Day Fiance cast member Kim Menzies is visibly salty following a snub by TLC. So, what happened that has Kim so upset?

90 Day Fiance: Kim Menzies Had Her Time In The Spotlight With Usman Umar

90 Day Fiance fans will never forget Kim Menzies’s scenes with Usman Umar. Whether fans liked it or not, TLC brought Usman back with Kim following his disaster storyline with Babygirl Lisa Hamme. Kim may have wanted things to work with Usman, but, that wasn’t in the cards either.

TLC spent a lot of time focusing on Kimberly Menzies and her storyline with Usman. Even after things went south and the pair broke up, TLC still did follow-up segments with the woman from California. However, now that she is no longer the TLC focus, Kim is clearly salty about it.

90 Day Fiance: Kimberly Menzies – Usman Umar/YouTube 90 Day Fiance: TLC Shifted Their Focus To...

Captain Lee Rosbach, the former star of Below Deck, has joined a new show called Deadly Waters, which focuses on murder mysteries in open waters. Despite facing major health issues during the filming of Below Deck season 10, Captain Lee has continued to stay active in the entertainment industry through social media and his podcast, Salty with Captain Lee. Captain Lee's new gig on Deadly Waters showcases his decades of maritime experience and allows him to showcase his skills in solving mysteries. He is breaking away from the typical Bravo reality TV format and venturing into a different genre.

Captain Lee Rosbach joins a new TV show after exiting the Below Deck franchise in 2023. The 74-year-old reality star became popular when he partnered with Bravo and starred in their yachting-based reality TV series in 2013. He was in his early 60s and seemed like just the right man to lead such a series.

Captain Lee Rosbach's podcast interview with Carl Radke was pulled at the last minute, despite already being recorded and promoted online. The Below Deck star suggests that listeners ask Carl Radke about why the episode was not released. The reason for the episode being pulled may be due to something Carl said about his breakup with Lindsay Hubbard.

Below Deck alum Captain Lee Rosbach expressed his confusion after his podcast interview with Summer House's Carl Radke was pulled at the last minute, even though it was already recorded and ready to go. Captain Lee has starred on Below Deck since the very beginning, helping to launch the successful franchise for Bravo. Unfortunately, he wasn't invited back for Below Deck season 11, which premieres in February 2024. Despite that setback with his TV career, he's still got one foot in the door of the entertainment industry via projects like Salty with Captain Lee,...

Captain Lee believes that Captain Sandy should have vetted Ruan's credentials more thoroughly to avoid the forged documents controversy. He thinks that Captain Sandy should be embarrassed for not catching the problem herself and hand over documents without examining them first. Captain Lee has previously feuded with Captain Sandy during a season when she filled in for him, and they have a history of passing judgments on each other's actions.

Below Deck Og, Captain Lee Rosbach has weighed in on the forged documents controversy involving Below Deck Mediterranean's Captain Sandy Yawn's handling of her former sketchy bosun. At the start of Below Deck Mediterranean season 8, Captain Sandy's bosun was Ruan Irving. His time as bosun was short-lived after the yacht was audited by the port authority, who came to discover that Ruan's certifications weren't official. Ruan said he would have the original mailed to him. Sandy got a worse...

Captain Lee reveals that his biggest mistake as a captain was not firing Rocky immediately after she jumped off the boat on Below Deck. Captain Lee admits that his decision to keep Rocky on board after the incident bit him in the "a**," and he considers it his biggest error in judgment. Rocky's work ethic was mocked and she was accused of participating on Below Deck for fame, leading her to eventually leave the yachting industry.

Captain Lee Rosbach revealed which Below Deck cast member he regrets not firing immediately after pulling off a stunt on the show. Captain Lee, 73, made his reality TV show debut in 2013 and remained in place until Below Deck season 10. Nicknamed “The Stud of the Sea,” Captain Lee bowed out early from the show in December 2022 because of persistent health issues. It wasn’t the first time that Captain Lee had taken a step back to focus on his health.

Captain Lee Rosbach criticizes Luke Jones' handling of a sexual misconduct incident, stating he would have fired him immediately. Lee praises Captain Jason Chambers and Chief Stew Aesha Scott for their calm and effective response to the situation. Despite no longer being on the show, Captain Lee will continue discussing Bravo and Below Deck on his new podcast, Salty With Captain Lee.

Captain Lee Rosbach lashed out at Below Deck Down Under's Luke Jones following his sexual misconduct incident. Lee, who was the captain of the original series Below Deck, has been a mainstay in the Below Deck franchise. Over the years, he has essentially become the face of the Bravo franchise, becoming every fan's favorite captain. However, Lee recently announced he will not be returning to the series after 10 years. Even though he's no longer on the show, Lee will still be talking about the franchise.

In the premiere episode of Lee's new podcast,...

Ricou Browning, the underwater stuntman who portrayed the Gill-man in the 1954 horror classic Creature trom the Black Lagoon and its sequels and went on to co-produce the dolphin tale Flipper for both the big screen and television, died quietly Sunday of natural causes at his home in Southwest Ranches, Fl. He was 93.

His son Ricou Browning Jr, who works as a marine coordinator for film and TV productions, confirmed his father’s death to Deadline.

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Considered to be the last surviving original actor to portray any of the Universal Classic Monsters, Florida native Browning studied physical education at Florida State University before landing a job in the 1940s at Wakulla Springs, a scenic park that...

Today marks a tragic moment in Hollywood history, as Ricou Browning, the Gill-man himself and the last remaining actor to play a Universal Classic Monster. has passed away at 93. The actor's daughter Kim Browning told The Hollywood Reporter that his death at his Southwest Ranches, Florida residence was due to natural causes. She added, "He had a fabulous career in the film industry, providing wonderful entertainment for past and future generations." Browning was a cinematic, nautical legend, and his unique skill set kept him working in the field for most of his life. He famously claimed he could hold his breath for over four minutes, which isn't hard to believe considering his line of work.

Browning's appearance in the 1954 feature "Creature from the Black Lagoon" created another monstrous icon for Universal, which had already turned horror characters like Dracula, Frankenstein's monster, and the Wolf-Man into mainstream celebrities. Although Ben Chapman...

Ricou Browning, the actor, stuntman and diver whose work in the 1954 sci-fi classic “Creature From the Black Lagoon” launched his career as an expert water-based filmmaker, died less than two weeks after his 93rd birthday, his son Ricou Browning Jr. confirmed to TheWrap on Tuesday.

The diver, who legend has it could hold his breath for up to four minutes at a time, landed the iconic role in 1953 after being asked by a film crew to help scout locations at Wakulla Springs Florida for the Universal monster film. He was already performing underwater newsreels shot at the tourist spot.

“Their cameraman asked if I could swim in front of the cameras so they could get the perspective of the size of a human being against the fish and the grass. So I did,” he told the Hartford Courant in 2016. Ben Chapman portrayed the Creature – also known as Gill Man – on land,...

Ricou Browning, who is best known for his playing the underwater version of Gill-man in Creature From the Black Lagoon, has died at the age of 93. Released in 1954, Creature from the Black Lagoon is directed by Jack Arnold and tells the story of a group of scientists who discover an amphibious humanoid in the depths of the Amazon jungle. The success of the film ultimately spawned two sequels, including Revenge of the Creature in 1955 and The Creature Walks Among Us in 1956, both of which also featured Browning as Gill-man during underwater sequences.

As reported by Bloody Disgusting, Browning, who was the last surviving actor to have portrayed any of the classic Universal Monsters, has sadly passed away at the age of 93. In addition to his work in Creature of the Black Lagoon, Browning also served as a marine action coordinator on Thunderball (1965) and Never Say Never Again (1983). Throughout his career,...

There’s sad news to report this evening, as it has been announced that Ricou Browning – who was the last surviving actor to have played a classic Universal Monster, since he portrayed the Gill-Man in the underwater scenes in all three entries of the Creature from the Black Lagoon trilogy; Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954), Revenge of the Creature (1955), and The Creature Walks Among Us (1956) – has passed away at the age of 93. The Hollywood Reporter notes that his daughter Kim confirmed he passed away yesterday, just eleven days after his birthday.

Born in Fort Pierce, Florida on February 16, 1930, Browning started his career in the entertainment industry by working in water shows at tourist attractions and performing in underwater newsreels. When Gill-Man scenes were being filmed for Creature from the Black Lagoon in Florida, the crew chose Browning to play the swimming creature because he was a strong swimmer and could...

Ricou Browning, who took to the water as the menacing Gill-Man in the Creature From the Black Lagoon and as the creative force behind the original Flipper movie and TV show, has died. He was 93.

Browning died Monday of natural causes at his home in Southwest Ranches, Florida, his daughter Kim Browning told The Hollywood Reporter. “He had a fabulous career in the film industry, providing wonderful entertainment for past and future generations,” she said.

The Florida native also served as a stuntman on Richard Fleischer’s 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (1954), doubled for Jerry Lewis in Don’t Give Up the Ship (1959) and “played all the bad guys in [TV’s] Sea Hunt,” he said in a 2013 interview.

Plus, Browning directed the harpoon-filled fight in Thunderball (1965), another underwater scene in Never Say Never Again (1983) and the hilarious Jaws-inspired candy bar-in-the-pool sequence in Caddyshack (1980).

Browning, who said he could routinely hold his...

We’ve lost another true legend in the world of horror. Bloody Disgusting has learned today that Ricou Browning, known for playing the titular Creature from the Black Lagoon in Universal’s original 1954 horror classic, has passed away this week at the age of 93.

Ricou Browning played the Gill-Man for the film’s extensive underwater sequences, and he subsequently reprised the iconic role in the sequels Revenge of the Creature (1955) and The Creature Walks Among Us (1956).

An underwater cinematographer and stuntman, Ricou Browning was uniquely equipped to play the Creature from the Black Lagoon, and he went on to direct the underwater sequences in films including Thunderball (1965), Hello Down There (1969), Caddyshack (1980), and Never Say Never Again (1983). Browning made his directorial debut with 1973’s sea lion movie Salty, and he notably also co-created the classic “Flipper” franchise. Browning later directed the movie Mr. No Legs (1978), centered on a man with shotguns built into his wheelchair.