Last year, Little House on the Prairie was in the headlines, but not for the reasons fans hoped. The highly anticipated 50th-anniversary celebration went sour, leaving many supporters and even actors feeling disappointed and misled. While the show has long been celebrated as one of the best TV dramas in American history, the poorly organized reunion was bad news for them. Fans expressed frustration online, and several cast members pulled out, citing major concerns about the event’s handling. Thankfully, there’s good news now. A fresh, well-organized reunion is happening soon, and it is bringing some much-needed excitement back to the Little House community. Alison Arngrim, who played Nellie Oleson, recently announced that a group of cast members will reunite at the Marshfield, Missouri Cherry Blossom Festival. It’s the kind of update fans were hoping for. Fans are excited about Alison Arngrim’s big reveal about the ‘Little House’ cast reunion              View this post on Instagram                         A post shared by Alison Arngrim (@alisonarngrim)   On April 22, Alison Arngrim took to Instagram to announce the upcoming event. With all-caps enthusiasm, she wrote, “EVERYBODY’S GONNA BE THERE!!” The reunion is part of the Marshfield, Missouri Cherry Blossom Festival, running from April 24 to 26. The Nostalgia Fest Autograph Show will take place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on both Friday and Saturday. Fans will get the rare opportunity to meet several Little House stars in person, alongside familiar faces from The Waltons. Arngrim’s post has already sparked excitement online, with fans sharing their plans to attend or expressing hopes for future events. LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE, clockwise from top: Michael Landon, Karen Grassle, Melissa Gilbert, Melissa Sue Anderson, Sidney Greenbush, (Season 1, 1974), 1974-1983. ph: Carl Furuta / TV Guide / ©NBC / courtesy Everett Collection Who is attending and what to expect Along with Alison Arngrim, the reunion will include Patrick Duffy, Dean Butler (Almanzo), Charlotte Stewart (Miss Beadle), Wendi Lou Lee (Baby Grace), Patrick Labyorteaux (Andy Garvey), Pamela Roylance (Sarah Carter), and the Steffin twins (Young Rose). Actors from The Waltons will also be present, making the weekend even more nostalgic. LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE, from left: Melissa Sue Anderson, Lindsay /Sidney Greenbush, Melissa Gilbert, 1974-83. ©NBC/Courtesy Everett Collection Fans are thrilled about this opportunity. Some commented that they couldn’t wait to attend, while others from outside the U.S. expressed hope for more notice next time so they can plan a trip. Next up: ‘Grease’ Theory Says Danny Died At Thunder Road – And Sandy Actually Survived The post ‘Little House On The Prairie’ Stars Set To Reunite At Cherry Blossom Festival appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

It’s been a fabulous year for Demi Moore. From her award-season success to her standout performance in The Substance, the veteran actress has stayed booked, recognized, and admired. The Golden Globe, SAG Award, and Oscar nominations celebrated her talent and hard work over the years. Now, People magazine has named her one of the year’s most beautiful, and she absolutely deserves it. Moore has gone through troubled times, from childhood challenges to public divorces and personal battles. But she’s come out the other side with a great acting career and three beautiful daughters. Demi Moore fought against Hollywood’s standard for beauty and strength             View this post on Instagram                         A post shared by People Magazine (@people)   Demi Moore has long pushed back against Hollywood’s ageist and stereotypical standards. She’s never been afraid to call out the pressure to stay youthful or fit a mold. Instead, she has chosen honesty about her journey, body, and how she’s changed over time. Her performance in The Substance reminded everyone of the depth she brings to the screen. In the film, she played the role of a woman obsessed with youth and transformation. She tapped into a truth that hit close to home for many. “That violence we can have against ourselves, it’s something we all know,” she said in the interview with People. The role marked a powerful return for her. But Moore revealed that it’s the peace she’s found in herself that matters more than praise. Demi Moore/Instagram She admits there’s still judgment when she looks in the mirror,  but it’s no longer the loudest voice. At 62, she’s confident, self-aware, and not defined by appearance. “It doesn’t define my value anymore,” she says. Demi Moore is gentler with herself and more intentional about her family Demi Moore has always been loud about her family, especially the daughters she shares with her ex-husband, Bruce Willis. Behind the glamor, Moore’s greatest joy has come from personal growth and family. She recently became a grandmother, a moment she describes as healing and transformative. She also added that welcoming baby Louetta with her daughter Rumer brought back memories of her own mother and, with them, a softer understanding of the past. Demi Moore and her daughters, Rumer Glenn Willis, Scout LaRue Willis, and Tallulah Belle Willis/Instagram She’s also embraced a new kind of wellness, one that involves being kinder to herself. She shared that she has extended that same gentleness to how she takes care of herself. She has let go of all the strict routines and has opted for flexible and softer ones. Her routine now includes meditation, journaling, gentle walks, and plant-based meals. It’s not about chasing a look but staying grounded. “I’ve evolved into greater gentility,” she says. Next up: Loretta Swit Didn’t Star In More TV Shows After ‘M*A*S*H’ Because Of One Big Fear The post Demi Moore Has Been Named World’s Most Beautiful, Gracing The Cover Of People Magazine appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

Dick Van Dyke is just a few months away from turning 100, yet he’s still showing up and making people smile. The actor has been popping up everywhere lately. From his Malibu event to making new career plans, he continues to keep a schedule that surprises even younger stars. He says he’s not done yet. He’s aiming to complete his EGOT, since an Oscar is the only award missing from his shelf. There’s more on his list, too; he wants to act in a horror movie and a Shakespeare role. For someone who’s already starred in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Bye Bye Birdie, and Mary Poppins, it’s clear that slowing down isn’t part of the plan. Dick Van Dyke performs nostalgic ‘Mary Poppins’ songat 99 years old @katieb1013 #dickvandyke #fyp #marypoppins ♬ original sound – Katie   During his Vandy Camp event at Aviator Nation Dreamland in Malibu, Van Dyke performed “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious” live on stage. The crowd saw him seated in a chair, mic in hand, singing as clearly and joyfully as he did decades ago. He also sang “Let’s Go Fly a Kite,” another song from the Disney classic. A clip posted by a fan named Katie on TikTok captured the moment. In it, the 99-year-old actor moved with ease and performed with a big smile. He looked right at home in front of an audience, and people couldn’t get over how strong his stage presence still was. Dick Van Dyke/Imagecollect Fans react to Dick Van Dyke’s performance Not long after the video of Van Dyke’s performance surfaced online, fans flooded the comments with different reactions. For many of them, the performance brought back childhood memories. One person commented, “What an amazing performance to be able to see!” while another shared, “My childhood was literally him and Julie Andrews.” MARY POPPINS, Dick Van Dyke, 1964 A third wrote, “Omg!!!!! Amazing. At 99?! This man never fails to make me cry with his infectious joy.” Some others also shared stories of watching Mary Poppins with their parents, or how they introduced their kids to Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Next up: Demi Moore Has Been Named World’s Most Beautiful, Gracing The Cover Of People Magazine The post Dick Van Dyke Performs Nostalgic ‘Mary Poppins’ Song At 99 And Fans Can’t Get Over It appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

It has been 40 years since Dolly Parton opened the gates to her beloved Smoky Mountain theme park, Dollywood. As the park hits this major milestone, Dolly recalls the nerves of opening day, standing by the window, watching the parking lot, unsure if anyone would come. Now, four decades later, that memory only adds to the magic of how far Dollywood has come. Nestled in the heart of Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, Dollywood has blossomed into one of America’s most cherished theme parks. With its thrilling rides, seasonal festivals, award-winning shows, and signature cinnamon bread, the park has brought joy to millions of families. Dolly’s original dream was to create a place for families to make memories, and that has not only come true but grown bigger than she ever imagined. A festive launch for Dollywood’s 40th anniversary             View this post on Instagram                         A post shared by Dollywood Parks & Resorts (@dollywood)   The Dollywood 40th anniversary kicked off with the much-anticipated Flower & Food Festival, where the park transformed into a vibrant spring wonderland. More than one million blooms lined the walkways, with artistic floral sculptures, including one of Dolly’s mother, captivating guests at every turn. The festival’s immersive beauty reflects Dolly’s love for the Smokies and their colorful rebirth each spring. Despite a record-breaking crowd today, Dolly still remembers her first-day fear, saying she was worried no one would show. That vulnerability makes this anniversary all the more heartfelt. The event now features not only flowers but exclusive shows, culinary tastings, and tributes to Dolly’s four-decade legacy in the entertainment and tourism industry. Dolly Parton/Instagram Making memories for generations to come Beyond spring, Dollywood keeps the celebration going year-round with seasonal festivals like Smoky Mountain Summer, Harvest Festival, and the dazzling Smoky Mountain Christmas. Each festival is carefully organized to present culture, music, and cuisine so that each experience would be distinct and memorable. Dollywood’s Smoky Mountain Christmas/Instagram With the park starting its fifth decade, Dolly still remains at the center. To her, it’s all about love, family, and smiles. She devoted herself to the vision, together with a skill for blending tradition and innovation, which ensures Dollywood’s legacy lives on through future generations. Next up: ‘Little House On The Prairie’ Stars Set To Reunite At Cherry Blossom Festival The post Dolly Parton Celebrates Dollywood’s 40th Anniversary – And Was Worried No One Would Show Up appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

At a time when social media is all about promoting perfection and filtering, Melissa Gilbert is choosing authenticity. The 60-year-old actress, who is popular for Little House on the Prairie, decides to ditch foundation, contour, and mascara. Her fresh-faced appearances have quickly captured attention and sparked a movement online. Melissa’s decision to forgo makeup is about reclaiming comfort, confidence, and self-worth. Whether in her pajamas or jeans and T-shirts, she’s showing women that aging does not mean fading. Instead, it’s a chance to shine more truthfully. She is inspiring her fans to be proud of every wrinkle, every smile line, and every year they have lived. Melissa Gilbert is embracing aging with confidence and no makeup Melissa Gilbert/Instagram On Instagram, Gilbert regularly shares candid, filter-free photos and encourages her followers to celebrate themselves just as they are. With her caption emphasizing that she has “earned every line on my face,” she’s giving visibility to natural aging in an industry that often hides it. Her openness has created a growing online community of women who no longer feel compelled to hide behind makeup. Her courage is contagious, and a number of women are now embracing the no-makeup trend with glee, thanks to her influence. Melissa Gilbert/Imagecollect Building community through Modern Prairie To share her message with more people, Gilbert co-founded Modern Prairie, a lifestyle brand and community space designed for women in midlife. Through online courses, events, and meaningful conversations, the website encourages women to adore their age, hobbies, and appearance, makeup or not. It is a judgment-free zone focused on connection and shared truth. LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE, Melissa Gilbert in ‘The Raccoon’ (Season 1, Episode 10, aired November 20, 1974), 1974-83. One of Modern Prairie’s most recent campaigns, “Get in the Picture,” encourages older women to be seen and admired. The campaign seeks to reverse a common trend of avoiding cameras due to insecurity. Gilbert’s message through the movement was to encourage being present in your life and being seen in your memories. Next up: Dick Van Dyke Performs Nostalgic ‘Mary Poppins’ Song At 99 And Fans Can’t Get Over It The post Melissa Gilbert Joins The No-Makeup Trend At 60, Inspiring Other Women To Do The Same appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

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