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Woman Stunned After Bringing Date Back To Her Place Only For Him To Bizarrely Insult Her Over A Candle
TikToker Cheyenne Stone, who has been chronicling personal healing, living alone, and being single in her 30s, periodically shares a video that she calls "dating lore," with an interesting story that occurred during a date.
In a recent dating lore video, Stone reflected on the time she'd been on a few dates with a guy and had reached the point of being comfortable enough with him to show him her home for the first time.
They went into her apartment together and sat down on the couch, and he began to comment on her various trinkets and possessions.
He asked about a pink, glittery candle she had on her coffee table, and she described it, saying:
"One of my best friends, Maddie, got it for me for my 30th birthday. She knows me so well."
"It's pink. It's sparkly. It just makes my day brighter."
Instead of agreeing that it was nice or moving on to the next subject, her date decided to spin this into an insult:
"He said, 'It's really pathetic that you have so many things displayed throughout your apartment that are from your 30th birthday. Wasn't that, like, a year ago?"
The TikToker was offended and shot back:
"Oh, well, sir, then you definitely don't wanna meet my childhood teddy bear, who I've had since 1997, my third birthday, who lives in my bedroom. Who sits on my pillow. You are never going to get to see that. You will never walk into that room and meet him."
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Fellow TikTokers were baffled by the man's behavior.
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Perhaps this guy had some weird vendetta against the color pink, glitter, or general sentimentality, and he could not keep up appearances any longer.
More than likely, though, he wasn't used to seeing someone receive thoughtful gifts that were so meaningful to them that they still wanted to display those things approximately a year after receiving them.
Instead of being happy for her and imagining having that himself, which would have been a green flag, he flipped the script instead and made it a problem about her rather than a problem that he seemed to have, which is definitely not worth putting up with.
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Jamie Lee Curtis Pens Poignant Tribute To 'First Love' Robert Carradine After His Tragic Death
Curtis opened her tribute with the news that changed her morning:
"I woke up to the news that Robert Carradine died.”
She later revealed that actor Melanie Griffith, who starred alongside Carradine in 1977’s Joyride, was the one who told her he had passed.
Curtis, 67, reflected on how their story began decades ago during a live appearance on The Dinah Shore Show. Both came from famous Hollywood families—Carradine was the son of John Carradine and Sonia Sorel, while Curtis is the daughter of Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh—but their first meeting felt straight out of a movie.
Curtis recalled their unforgettable introduction on live television:
"Bobby and I came on last, and Bobby rearranged where we were all sitting so that he could sit next to me, and he kissed me, live on television. A very public meet-cute."
Their romance eventually ended, but their bond did not. Curtis shared that they remained friends through the years, even as their lives moved in different directions. Carradine later appeared in the 1980 Western The Long Riders alongside Curtis’ future husband, Christopher Guest, whom she married in 1984.
She also remembered the quieter moments, particularly those involving Carradine’s daughter, Ever.
She shared a tender memory from their Laurel Canyon days:
"I remember walking with Ever to the little Canyon market and bringing our laundry down to the laundromat below and folding her little clothes for the first time and the simplicity and beauty of Laurel Canyon in the late 70s."
Carradine had three children: daughter Ever with Susan Snyder, and Marika and Ian with his wife, Edith Mani. Curtis also revealed that Carradine had unknowingly been her first on-screen crush years before they ever met.
She remembered the moment she realized he had once been her childhood crush:
"One day I remember the sun hitting his face and me turning and looking at him and saying 'Wait, were you in the movie The Cowboys? Were you Slim?' He was my first crush in the movies and I didn't realize it."
Carradine starred opposite John Wayne in 1972’s The Cowboys, portraying Slim Honeycutt, one of the young ranch hands hired to help drive cattle across the country. The coming-of-age Western marked one of his earliest film roles and introduced him to audiences long before Revenge of the Nerds made him a household name.
Curtis closed her tribute with a final farewell that reflected decades of shared history:
"We ... remained friends after we broke up, and Ever and I have as well. The long and winding road. Rest in speed and humor and love, Bobby."
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Carradine died Monday. His brother, Keith Carradine, confirmed to USA TODAY on February 24 that the actor died by suicide. His family later released a statement to Deadline, acknowledging his nearly two-decade struggle with bipolar disorder.
Carradine’s family addressed his long battle with mental illness in a statement:
"We are bereft at the loss of this beautiful soul and want to acknowledge Bobby's valiant struggle against his nearly two-decade battle with Bipolar Disorder. We hope his journey can shine a light and encourage addressing the stigma that attaches to mental illness."
Tributes quickly poured in across social media, as friends, collaborators, and longtime fans reflected on Carradine’s warmth and lasting impact.
You can view the reactions below:
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Carradine later found a new generation of fans as Sam McGuire in Lizzie McGuire, reprising the role in the 2003 film and the canceled 2020 reboot. Hilary Duff, who played his on-screen daughter in the Disney Channel series, was among those who shared a heartfelt tribute.
She honored the man who played her TV dad:
"There was so much warmth in the McGuire family and I always felt so cared for by my on-screen parents. I'll be forever grateful for that. I'm deeply sad to learn Bobby was suffering. My heart aches for him , his family, and everyone who loved him."
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Carradine’s real-life daughter, Ever Carradine—known for her roles in The Handmaid’s Tale, Runaways, and Commander in Chief—also reflected on the childhood they shared in Laurel Canyon.
Ever wrote:
"Growing up in the 70s and 80 with a single dad in Laurel Canyon is not exactly the recipe for a grounded childhood, but somehow mine was. Whenever anyone asks me how I turned out so normal, I always tell them it’s because of my dad."
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From first love to lifelong friendship, Curtis’ tribute captured the through line of Carradine’s life—one defined by humor, heart, and an enduring bond with those who knew him best.
Flavor Flav Extends Vegas Party To All U.S. Female Olympic Medal Winners After Trump Diss—And We Love To See It
The women's team declined Trump's invitation to the White House following his comments, in which he mocked the team and jokingly asked the men's team's forgiveness for having to invite them along.
In response, Flav rounded up a huge list of corporate sponsors to throw the women's team a huge celebration. And now, he's extending the bash to ALL female medalists.
Flav is no stranger to sticking up for female athletes. During the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics, he offered to fund the U.S. women's water polo team after they went viral for discussing just how hard it is for them to afford to attend the games.
Then, when U.S. gymnast Jordan Chiles was stripped of her bronze medal due to rather silly technicality, Flav had a special commemorative necklace made for Chiles to replace the medal.
His gesture this year just may be the biggest one yet. After Trump's comments went viral for, as usual, all the wrong reasons, Flav immediately stepped in and began lining up huge corporate sponsorships for a big bash.
He posted on X:
"If the USA Women’s Hockey team wants a real celebration and invite ,,, I’ll host them in Las Vegas."
"Do some nice dinners and shows and good times. I’m sure I can get a hotel and airline to help me out here and celebrate these women for real for real."
Airlines, hotels, and beauty brands all quickly joined in to help Flav fete the insulted women's hockey players.
Now, it seems the largesse is at such a huge level that he's expanding it well beyond just the hockey team.
In several social media posts, Flav announced that every female medalist from this year's Milano Cortina Winter Olympics was officially invited to party like a rock star in Vegas.
In a post on Threads, Flav wrote:
"Cuz this wasn’t big enough,,, I wanna invite ALL the female Olympic and Paralympic medalists from the United States out to Vegas and we got you covered,, we gonna do some nice dinners, throw a big party and a parade and a concert,,, and go to some concerts and shows."
"Thankx to all the companies and brands and musicians and entertainers who reached out. We gonna celebrate and show em SHE GOT GAME,!!"
You can rest assured this celebration will be much better than the embarrassing McDonald's buffet Trump threw for the men's hockey players.
Anyway, on social media, people have been cheering Flav non-stop for his generosity and for giving female Olympians and Paralympians the celebration they deserve.
And since Flav made the announcement on Instagram, brands and celebrities are STILL pouring in offering their support, products, and funding to make this the most epic Olympics celebration ever.
Everyone from former boy band members Lance Bass and AJ McLean, to Vegas burlesque icon Dita Von Teese, to sports arenas and drinks companies have thrown their hat into the celebratory ring.
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The Mayor of Las Vegas himself is even planning to get in on the action to celebrate the winning women.
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And to think, the U.S. men's hockey team could have had all this instead of having to sit and watch our President cram stale Big Macs into his orange gob, if they'd only had the decency to not laugh along with his sexist nonsense.
Some lessons have to be learned the hard way, eh fellas? Hope those cold McChickens were worth it.