Connie Britton and producer David Windsor are set to tie the knot. The Friday Night Lights star, 58, is engaged to her partner of six years, PEOPLE magazine reported Sunday. Photographs taken at the Los Angeles International Airport on Friday showed Britton wearing a ring on her left hand as she kissed Windsor. Britton previously told SiriusXM that they met in 2019 through a mutual friend’s birthday party in a moment that she would “never forget.” “I’m talking to my friend, and he looks past me, and he sees David across the room, and he is like, ‘There’s someone here you have to meet,’” she said. “I turned around and I looked at who he was pointing at and I was like, ‘Oh yeah, I want to meet him!’” In March, the Emmy-nominated actress opened up about her relationship to Parade: “What I was really looking for was a partnership where there’s constant growth, on both sides, and a sort of deepening of each other,” she said. “It’s not just like, ‘Oh, I found true love.’ It’s that I found somebody who I can walk on a journey with that is going to be constantly ever-changing.”

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has changed its website banner to blame Democrats for the inability to fund the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) due to the federal shutdown. “Senate Democrats have now voted 12 times to not fund the food stamp program,” the website states, adding that “the well has run dry.” The shutdown, which entered its 26th day on Sunday, is now the second-longest in U.S. history. The Senate has failed to pass a Republican spending bill 12 times, with the next vote scheduled for Monday, as Democrats and Republicans continue blaming each other and failing to reach an agreement. On Thursday, the Senate rejected a bill to pay federal workers who will miss paychecks due to the shutdown. The SNAP program provides low-income families and individuals with electronic benefits to buy food, with funds loaded onto a card each month. According to USDA data, SNAP served an average of 41.7 million people per month in 2024. “At this time, no benefits will be issued on November 1,” the USDA website reads, continuing, “We are approaching an inflection point for Senate Democrats.” The targeted website change comes after Democratic-led states copied the Trump administration’s tactic and reiterated on blue-state website banners that SNAP benefits could be cut because of Republicans. The Daily Beast has reached out to the USDA for comment.

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Bruce Springsteen, one of the most decorated musicians of all time, has faced the final frontier and hit a bum note. His new biopic film, Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere, has struggled at the international box office after its release on October 24. The movie, which stars Jeremy Allen White and focuses on the creation of Springsteen’s 1982 acoustic album ‘Nebraska,’ came to be via a very generous $55 million budget from Walt Disney Company-owned 20th Century Studios. Unfortunately, it has only made $16.1 million back so far globally—with only $7 million of that coming from overseas. Internationally, $1.6 million came from fans of the Boss in the U.K. and another $1 million from Germany, but countries like Italy failed to break the million mark. However it might still have a chance to break even, as it hasn’t yet released in 20% of overseas territories, like Japan and Korea.

A retired nurse from England has died after being trampled by cows while walking her dog. Rebecca Jane Hitchings, 59, died in hospital on Oct. 16 after being found with severe injuries and airlifted to a hospital in the English city of Plymouth. The retired nurse was found in Exmoor, a hilly moorland area situated across the border of Somerset and North Devon in the southwest of England, described as a “special place, packed full of beautiful landscapes, wildlife and history.” Senior coroner Philip Spinney said that Hitchings suffered blunt trauma, which led to hemorrhagic shock, the BBC reported. She died in the hospital. Hemorrhagic shock is caused by severe blood loss, either from internal or external bleeding. The inquest, initially held in the county of Devon, was adjourned and is expected to continue under the jurisdiction of the Somerset coroner for a full hearing. In September, an 85-year-old hiker died after being trampled by cows in the Australian Alps while walking his dog with his 82-year-old wife. According to the Defenders of Wildlife, cows are responsible for around 22 human deaths in the U.S. each year.

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Nick Mangold, an iconic former center for the New York Jets, died Saturday at 41 after a long and bitter battle with chronic kidney disease. Drafted in the first round out of Ohio State in 2006, Mangold became the anchor of the Jets’ offensive line, starting 171 games over a decade and making seven Pro Bowls. He helped guide New York through seven playoff campaigns and was immortalized in the Jets’ Ring of Honor in 2022. He’d opened up earlier this year about his health struggles, which were diagnosed just as he joined the league. He said he was undergoing dialysis and looking for a kidney transplant. “Unfortunately, I do not have any family able to donate at this time, so this is why I’m reaching out to you, our NY Jets and Ohio State communities. I am in need of a kidney donor with type O blood,” he said. In the letter reflecting on his journey, posted to social media prior to his death, he thanked his family, friends, and community for their unwavering support, calling himself “lucky” despite the challenges. Jets leadership praised Mangold’s impact both on and off the field, with Chairman Woody Johnson calling him “the heartbeat of our line.” He is survived by his wife, Jenny, and their four children.

Chris Martin, 48, and Game of Thrones star Sophie Turner, 29, went on a secret date, the Daily Mail reports. The Coldplay singer broke up with his girlfriend of eight years and Fifty Shades of Grey actress, Dakota Johnson, 35, in June of this year, while Turner ended her two-year relationship with British aristocrat Peregrine Pearson, 30, in September, according to the Daily Mail. In 2020, Turner appeared on her then-husband Joe Jonas’s show Cup of Joe, where she received a surprise birthday message from Coldplay frontman Chris Martin. “This is Chris from Coldplay,” Martin says in the clip, wishing her a happy birthday on behalf of himself and “the more handsome members of our band.” Turner laughs and quickly responds, “No!” Both Turner and Martin have children from previous relationships. Turner is a mother to 5-year-old Willa and 3-year-old Delphine with ex-husband Joe Jonas, while Martin shares daughter Apple, 21, and son Moses, 19, with ex-wife Gwyneth Paltrow, 53. The Daily Beast has reached out to representatives for Martin and Turner for comment.

Neutrogena has recalled a popular brand of makeup wipes over fears of bacterial contamination. Neutrogena’s parent company, Kenvue Brands LLC, has voluntarily recalled Makeup Remover Ultra-Soft Cleansing Towelettes after they tested positive for a bacteria called Pluralibacter gergoviae, according to a report by the FDA. The bacteria, also known as P. gergoviae, can cause severe infections in people with weakened immune systems, chronic illnesses, or people who are undergoing surgical procedures. The recalled wipes were sold in Texas, Florida, South Carolina and Georgia. While the recall went into effect on September 19, the risk level was upgraded on October 3 to a Class II, which the FDA advises is when exposure to a product could lead to “temporary or medically reversible adverse health consequences or where the probability of serious adverse health consequences is remote.” Kenvue Brands said the recall was activated “out of an abundance of caution” and that no other Neutrogena products had been exposed to the bacteria. The affected wipes have the lot number 1835U6325A.

Pop star Katy Perry and former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau have gone public with their relationship—stepping out for the first time together in Paris on Saturday. The couple were snapped leaving the famous Le Crazy Horse cabaret, where they celebrated Perry’s 41st birthday together. In footage taken by TMZ on the red carpet outside the venue, Perry can be seen in a full-length red gown as she leaves hand-in-hand with a somewhat sheepish-looking Trudeau, who sported a black suit and T-shirt. The pair said nothing as paparazzi sang “Happy Birthday” and handed Perry some roses before the couple entered their waiting car. The outing confirms rumors that have swirled about their relationship since July. Perry ended her engagement to actor Orlando Bloom in June after nearly a decade together. Perry was spotted having dinner with Trudeau in Montreal just a month later. The 53-year-old former Canadian leader, who left office in March after 10 years in power, was seen kissing Perry on a yacht off the coast of California earlier this month. A source close to Perry has said previously that she’s “really into” Trudeau and is “very happy” in their relationship.

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The Department of Homeland Security has removed a video from X after an indie rock band slapped it with a takedown notice and accused it of pushing “propaganda,” reports NME. The post in question featured the MGMT song “Little Dark Age,” which played in the background as officers were shown arresting protesters in Portland, Oregon—the latest blue city where President Donald Trump has ordered federal intervention. “MGMT is aware of ‘Little Dark Age’ being featured in a propaganda video by the Department of Homeland Security and has issued a takedown request for the unauthorized use of their music,” a statement from the band said. It is not the first time the band has had to quash its music’s use in right-wing politics. It also released a scathing statement opposing the U.K. Conservative Party’s use of the track in an advertisement of their own last year. “How many times do we have to remind you jokers that this song is NOT fair game for your utter garbage?” the band said. “Let’s all laugh at this dingus. Clock’s ticking, mate. Happy Independence Day.”

June Lockhart, a two-time Emmy Award nominee and actress known for her motherly roles, has died at the age of 100. She was best known for her roles in the CBS series Lassie, which aired from 1954 to 1971, and Lost in Space, which premiered in 1965. In both, she played a mother and remained close with the actors who played her children after the series ended. “I am proudest of the colleagues and friends I have made throughout my lifetime in the industry,” she told Closer in an interview, recalling her 99 years of life. Born in New York City to actor parents, she made her debut alongside them in the 1939 film A Christmas Carol. Even in her 80s, Lockhart didn’t stop acting and guest-starred in episodes of Cold Case and Grey’s Anatomy. In total, throughout her career, she had over 150 film and television credits. According to People, Lockhart died of natural causes in Santa Monica, California, with her daughter, June Elizabeth, and her granddaughter, Christianna, by her side when she died.