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NewsYoung Artists Invited to Explore Creativity at St. Clement's Island
This summer, the St. Clement’s Island Museum in Southern Maryland is hosting the Art Kids program, offering young artists aged 7 to 17 hands-on workshops centered around the theme "Southern Maryland Animals Great and Small." Led by local instructor Ellen Duke Wilson, the four themed workshops—Sketching, Painting, Collage, and Sculpting—run from June to August 2025, focusing on artistic techniques inspired by regional wildlife. Each three-day session culminates in a completed artwork for a public exhibit during Children’s Day on Aug. 17, 2025. Open to all skill levels, the $5 program encourages creativity and confidence. Pre-registration is mandatory, with materials provided. The St. Mary’s County Museum Division organizes this event as part of its mission to preserve and interpret local cultural history.
By Isabel Allende
NewsA Celebration of Community: Northport Unveils New Playground Supported by Saban Foundation
Northport city leaders, alongside former Alabama First Lady Terry Saban, celebrated the opening of a new playground funded by Nick’s Kids, the charitable foundation of Nick and Terry Saban. This initiative, supported by Northport Council President Christy Bobo, aims to enhance community spaces for children. The playground at Civitan Park represents a collaborative effort emphasizing the importance of outdoor play for child development. Terry Saban highlighted the significance of such projects in fostering social skills and healthy lifestyles among children. Additionally, she announced the upcoming groundbreaking of the $150 million Saban Center in Tuscaloosa, which will feature a hands-on museum, STEM center, and space for the Tuscaloosa Children’s Theater, promoting education and innovation statewide.
By Anderson Cooper
NewsModern Parenting Debates Spark Online Discussions
The article features a variety of segments covering contemporary parenting and family-related topics. It discusses whether parents should engage with their children on the playground or encourage independence, alongside other debated issues like skipping school weeks and family event restrictions. The piece includes personal reflections from celebrities such as Willie Geist and Bryan Cranston, insights into modern workplace family benefits, and a focus on fatherhood experiences. Additionally, it highlights viral stories, such as a toddler's relationship with his grandpa, and serious health discussions involving teens using weight-loss drugs. Overall, the content explores diverse perspectives shaping modern family dynamics.
By Christianne Amanpour
NewsBrookline Parents Spearhead Movement to Limit Kids' Screen Time
A group of parents in Brookline, Massachusetts, has formed Brookline Kids Unplugged to delay introducing smartphones and social media to their children until they are 14 and 16 years old, respectively. This initiative aims to prevent potential mental health and developmental issues linked to excessive screen time. Unlike other groups, Brookline Kids Unplugged emphasizes fostering real-world play and independence through organized meetups and playdates. Co-founder Michelle Lai notes the group seeks to build solidarity among parents and community among kids. With 68 students currently involved, participants express positive sentiments about the initiative, valuing offline activities such as sports, crafts, and reading over screen time. The movement aligns with a broader national trend addressing the negative impacts of technology on youth.
By Michele Norris
NewsCelebrating the Legacy of Anne Burrell: A Chef Beyond Measure
The sudden death of renowned chef Anne Burrell at 55 has sent shockwaves through the culinary world. Close friend and fellow Food Network star Duff Goldman revealed Burrell's private emotional struggles, contrasting with her vibrant public persona. In a heartfelt Instagram post, Goldman recounted baking her a cake during tough times and shared their reconnection at a NYC gala, where she appeared happy. Burrell was found unresponsive in her Brooklyn home, with authorities investigating unidentified pills near her body; the official cause of death remains undetermined. Friends like Elizabeth Falkner expressed surprise, remembering her as being in good health and enjoying life shortly before her passing. Goldman’s tribute highlights her resilience and kindness, finding solace in her recent happiness.
By Isabel Allende
NewsIconic Rivalry Returns: Serrano vs. Taylor III Set to Ignite New York
Amanda Serrano and Katie Taylor, two of boxing's greatest athletes, are set for their third bout on July 11 at Madison Square Garden. Their previous encounters, including a controversial decision in November, have drawn significant attention. The upcoming fight offers an exclusive $1 million ticket package, providing unparalleled VIP access, arranged by TORKLAW and Most Valuable Promotions (MVP). This experience includes ringside seats, luxury amenities, and unique post-fight interactions. Jake Paul and Nakisa Bidarian emphasize redefining VIP sports experiences, while TORKLAW’s Reza Torkzadeh highlights the fighters' impact on women’s sports globally. The November match was streamed on Netflix, becoming the most-watched female boxing event with over 70 million viewers.
By Michele Norris
NewsKids' Choice Awards 2025: A Celebration of Youth Culture and Entertainment
The 2025 Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards, airing live on June 21 at 8 p.m. PT/ET, will be hosted by singer/songwriter Tyla and feature nominees such as Jack Black, Dwayne Johnson, Selena Gomez, Taylor Swift, and more. The event can be watched on various platforms including Nickelodeon, TeenNick, Nicktoons, and other networks. Cord-cutters can stream the awards via services like Philo, DirecTV, Hulu + Live TV, Fubo, or Sling, with options for free trials. Voting remains open for fans to choose their favorites across multiple categories. International viewers may access the broadcast using ExpressVPN.
By Isabel Allende
NewsFamily Fun Unleashed: Pentagon City Welcomes Kids for a Day of Discovery
Amazon's Bring Your Kids to Work Day is being celebrated at the HQ2 campus in Pentagon City, welcoming nearly 2,000 children for a day filled with tech demos, storytimes, and outdoor activities. Families can enjoy free or discounted treats until 5 p.m., including donut decorating kits from Good Company Doughnuts and free alfajores from Peruvian Brothers. Met Park offers public access to games like mini golf and giant Jenga until 3 p.m., alongside opportunities for kids to explore an Amazon Rivian delivery van. Additional activities include bubble play and mural creation using sidewalk chalk, fostering creativity and fun for all participants.
By Anderson Cooper
NewsClosure of Vina's Food Pantry Marks a Difficult Chapter for Community Supporters
The Vina Food Pantry, operated by The Meal Barret Project, has announced its immediate closure due to circumstances beyond their control. Director Penny Freeman emphasizes that this decision was not made lightly and expresses gratitude for the community's support throughout their service. The pantry has been a vital resource, providing food and assistance during challenging times. Despite the closure, the organization appreciates the trust and patience of those they served and remains committed to addressing future needs. This unexpected closure may cause short-term hardships for those relying on their services. For updates, the community is encouraged to subscribe to WAFF 48’s YouTube channel.
By Katty Kay
NewsTop Fashion and Beauty Finds to Elevate Your Summer Style
This article highlights a curated selection of must-have fashion and beauty items for summer, chosen by a team of experts. Featured pieces include Next's vibrant fruit-print cover-up, White Stuff’s stylish co-ord set on sale, and Damson Madder’s versatile Mia Midi dress. For fragrance enthusiasts, Who is Ellijah’s Nomad perfume offers a luxurious woody musk scent. In the realm of skincare, Refy’s Face Sculpt moisturizer promises facial sculpting benefits, while Only Curls’ Shine & Define serum tames frizz for curly hair. Additionally, H&M’s tennis-inspired sportswear collection and Beyond Nine’s linen co-ord provide comfortable and chic options. These picks cater to various needs, ensuring style and comfort during the heatwave.
By Lester Holt
NewsFree Treats Galore: Chick-fil-A Kicks Off Summer with Complimentary Meals
Chick-fil-A locations in Birmingham, Alabama, will offer a free 2-count Chick-n-Strips entree to customers from June 23 to June 28. This promotion is accessible through the Chick-fil-A app or in-store orders and serves as a summer celebration and gesture of gratitude to the community. Each customer can claim one free entree per person, limited by their Chick-fil-A One account. Brad Nichols, the local Owner-Operator of Chick-fil-A Helena, emphasized the importance of thanking the community. For updates, users can download news alerts via mobile app stores or subscribe to email newsletters. Copyright protections apply to the content.
By Lester Holt
NewsLive-Action Dragon Tale Gains Positive Reviews from Young Audiences
The live-action remake of "How to Train Your Dragon," featuring Mason Thames as Hiccup, Nico Parker as Astrid, and Gerard Butler as Stoick, has been released to generally positive reviews from kids. The film, which stays true to the original 2010 animated version while adding fresh elements, is praised for its realistic graphics and character representation. Kids like Joseph and Wylie appreciate the movie's faithful storyline and pacing, though some, like Ruby and Jane, criticize certain dragon designs. Parents note jump scares and more graphic content compared to the original, raising questions about its moral lessons. Rated PG, the film emphasizes the bond between Hiccup and Toothless, offering a more emotional experience through real acting. Overall, the remake is seen as a powerful and engaging adaptation.
By Christianne Amanpour
NewsThe Impact of AI on Children's Lives: Opportunities and Challenges
Today's children are growing up in a world deeply integrated with technology, particularly artificial intelligence (AI). AI is becoming a normal part of daily life, influencing education, parenting, and even therapy. Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, shares how he relies on ChatGPT for parenting advice and envisions his children using AI extensively, acknowledging that they may never surpass its intelligence but will be adept at leveraging it. However, experts warn about potential downsides, such as hindering language and social development due to lack of human interaction and privacy concerns. A tragic case involving a teenager highlights the risks of parasocial relationships with AI. Altman recognizes both the tremendous benefits and challenges AI poses, emphasizing the need for societal adaptation to manage its impact responsibly.
By Anderson Cooper
NewsSummer Fun Without Breaking the Bank: A Guide for Families
In Charlotte, North Carolina, parents seeking affordable and engaging summer activities for their children can turn to Karla Hsu, known as @CharlotteMama on Instagram. Hsu emphasizes the importance of keeping kids active and entertained during summer break to prevent learning loss, promote physical health, and reduce screen time. She recommends several local attractions, including the Curious George Exhibit at ImaginOn, the Charlotte Mecklenburg Library’s Summer Reading Program, water play areas like Stallings Municipal Park, and Discovery Place’s Oceans exhibit. These activities offer fun, educational experiences that support children's development while remaining budget-friendly. Follow Hsu on Instagram for more family-friendly tips in Charlotte.
By Michele Norris
NewsUnveiling the Future of Men's Fashion in Milan
Milan Fashion Week Men’s S/S 2026 is set to be a highlight in the fashion calendar, following the quieter Pitti Uomo event in Florence. Key Italian designers such as Giorgio Armani, Emporio Armani, Dolce & Gabbana, and Prada will showcase their latest collections, with Prada's presentation likely to define the season's trends. Notably, there is a strong British presence, including Dunhill and Sir Paul Smith, who shifts his show from Paris to Milan, celebrating his long-standing connection with the city. Young designer Saul Nash also joins the lineup. The week will feature various presentations and events across Milan, emphasizing the city's rich design heritage. Wallpaper* editors will provide live coverage, offering insights into the shows and related activities.
By Isabel Allende