Newly released satellite images show a Russian military buildup at Finland's border, two weeks after former Russian leader Dmitry Medvedev suggested that Sweden and Finland could be in the Kremlin's crosshairs for joining NATO.

The Army will place large metal plating at key points on Washington’s streets to better protect them from the thunderous movements of 25 M1 Abrams main battle tanks set to roll through the capital in a military parade on June 14.

Republicans put forth a resolution on Friday that would bar former FBI Director James Comey from ever being employed by the federal government due to an Instagram post that has questioned both his judgment and his knowledge of common criminal vernacular, The Hill reported.

The State Department has directed employees in a new style guide to avoid using identity- and gender-related terms, such as LGBTQI+ and other acronyms. The guide stands in stark contrast to the Biden administration’s State Department.

Most people remember Cindy Brady’s bouncing blonde curls, but for Susan Olsen, keeping up that look was anything but easy. She was just 7 years old when she joined The Brady Bunch, and behind her cheerful character and shiny blonde curls was a tough beauty routine that caused real damage. At a recent fan panel, Olsen opened up about what it really took to maintain Cindy’s golden hair. From bleaching every three weeks to sleeping in curlers, the actress revealed the painful price she paid for the role that made her famous. Susan Olsen’s hair started falling out at just 8 years old THE BRADY BUNCH, Susan Olsen, 1969-74 During The Brady Bunch years, Olsen’s naturally straight, darker hair didn’t fit the show’s image of the “perfect youngest daughter.” So producers made sure it was dyed — often. “Every three weeks they had to dye my hair,” Olsen shared, explaining how each season brought a new shade of blonde, depending on the chemicals they used. But constant dyeing wasn’t safe. “My hair started to fall out,” she admitted. That’s when her mom took over, doing her hair every Friday night instead of letting the studio continue with their treatments. Even then, Olsen still had to wear rollers overnight to get Cindy’s signature ringlets. The process was long, uncomfortable, and full of trial-and-error. “In 1970, trying different things meant a whole cocktail of weird chemicals,” she said. Susan Olsen/Imagecollect Behind the scenes, the cast felt like a real family Despite the pressure to look a certain way, Olsen says the atmosphere on set was filled with love. She and her co-stars, including Barry Williams, Mike Lookinland, and Christopher Knight, spoke warmly about their time together at the recent Chocolate Expo event. “The love was genuine,” Olsen said. THE BRADY BUNCH, (standing): Maureen McCormick, Barry Williams, Eve Plumb, Susan Olsen, Florence Henderson, (kneeling): Christopher Knight, Mike Lookinland, (Season 1), 1969-74 Knight, who played Peter Brady, pointed out how much they all respected their on-screen parents, played by Robert Reed and Florence Henderson. “We didn’t want to disappoint them,” he said. That mutual respect helped create a bond that lasted far beyond the cameras. Next up: Natasha Richardson’s Mom Reflects On Her Daughter’s Death 16 Years Later The post Susan Olsen Reveals The Price She Paid To Maintain Her Blonde Curls On ‘The Brady Bunch’ appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

After multiple delays of the REAL ID Act of 2005 and its updated counterpart, the REAL ID Modernization Act, in the United States, the May 7th deadline of REAL ID enforcement has finally arrived. Does…

The Los Angeles City Council has voted to raise the minimum wage for airport and hotel workers to $30 per hour by 2028, drawing praise from union leaders but sparking sharp warnings from the hospitality…

[unable to retrieve full-text content]The following article, Implantable Brain-Computer Interfaces Are Here, And They Are A Giant Step Toward The Dystopian “Digital Prison” Society The Elite Have…

[unable to retrieve full-text content]The following article, Implantable Brain-Computer Interfaces Are Here, And They Are A Giant Step Toward The Dystopian “Digital Prison” Society The Elite Have…

Ten inmates escaped from a New Orleans jail early Friday morning. They did it by breaching a wall behind a toilet. So far, one escapee has been caught. You would think the toilet part of the story would…