Tori Spelling and Shannen Doherty were friends for more than 30 years before Shannen passed away from breast cancer on July 13. They shared fame as teenagers on Beverly Hills 90210 in the 1990s and solidified a decades-long friendship. But as many people do, they lost touch for a few years as adulthood responsibilities took over. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tori Spelling (@torispelling) Tori Spelling Was a Busy Mom But Needed Shannen Doherty In Her Life Tori told Entertainment Weekly she saw Shannen often during Shannen’s last year of life. And she was “Really grateful” they “were able to spend time together.” Tori Spelling recently joined the cast of Dancing With The Stars Season 33. And she credits Shannen Doherty’s encouragement for finally taking the leap. “She definitely inspired me during that last year to kind of turn on my power, as she would say, and kind of go for it. And that’s staying with me, definitely, in my heart,” she said. Tori admitted she’d been asked before, but with a busy life and kids, she never thought it was the right time. Shannen told her it was time to think of herself. “I’ve gotten that call before — many seasons, since the first season of Dancing With the Stars — and I said ‘no,’ Not because I didn’t want to do the show—because I was terrified and I was so scared,” she confessed.  “But this year, when I got the call, I was like, ‘You know what? I’m really trying to turn things around and find myself.’ So I was like, ‘What scares me the most is gonna push me forward in life. So I’m doing it,'” she said. DWTS premieres on September 17 on ABC. This story’s featured image is by Vinnie Zuffante/Archive Photos/Getty Images. The post Tori Spelling Shares How Her Late Friend Shannen Doherty Encouraged Her To Join “DWTS” appeared first on InspireMore.

Every family’s journey to parenthood is different. For those who struggle with infertility, the heartache is palpable. Many moms and dads suffer in silence, so no one knows what’s going on in the privacy of their homes. Bindi Irwin and her husband, Chandler Powell, welcomed a miracle baby in 2021. Grace is the light of their lives, and they seem to be such happy parents, prompting many to ask when they plan to have more children The pair appeared in a YouTube interview with the Australia Zoo and said they are consistently asked about expanding their family. Chandler said, “Bindi, a lot of you may already know, she went through a big journey with endometriosis. And basically it was an absolute miracle that we had Grace.” The couple adores every minute with their little girl. “We love Grace so much and are reveling in every little moment we have with her, with our little miracle baby,” he added. “So we are so happy with our little family at three.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Bindi Irwin (@bindisueirwin) Bindi Irwin Shared A Reminder When Asking Others About Having Children “I really appreciate everybody who’s curious to see if we will have another child. But I do just want to send it out there that remember to be careful when you ask this question because you never know what’s happening in someone’s life,” Bindi said. She added, “In a family’s world, everything may seem fine on the outside, and on the inside, their own personal journey might have been filled with turmoil and challenges that you can’t even fathom.” Bindi said that it can still be painful, even when the question is asked with the best intentions. As far as their family is concerned, Chandler and Bindi are thrilled to have Grace. “She is our beautiful girl, but she will probably be our one child,” she said. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Bindi Irwin Details Fertility Struggle & Urges, “Be Careful When You Ask This Question” appeared first on InspireMore.

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Just before 2 a.m. on a chilly April night in Seattle, a Chevrolet Silverado pickup stopped at an electric vehicle charging station on the edge of a shopping center parking lot. Two men, one with a light strapped to his head, got out.A security camera recorded them pulling out bolt cutters. One man snipped several charging cables; the other loaded them into the truck. In under 2½ minutes, they were gone.Over the past twelve months, thieves in the Seattle metro area have stolen over 100 electric vehicle charging cables.That scene has become part of a troubling nationwide pattern: Thieves have been targeting EV charging stations, intent on stealing the cables that contain copper wiring. The price of copper is near a record high on global markets and can fetch from $2 to $5 per pound from recyclers. The stolen cables often disable entire stations, forcing EV owners to search desperately for a working charger. This adds to the anxiety EV owners and would-be owners already feel about the scarcity of charging stations. Bad news for U.S. automakers who want more drivers to go electric. Over the past 12 months, thieves in the Seattle metro area have stolen over 100 electric vehicle charging cables. It's just as bad in Los Angeles, where copper wire theft from street lights and rail lines has been a growing problem for years. Pilfered charging cables now add to a haul that has cost taxpayers some $17 million over the last few years. States, including Michigan; Nevada; Arizona; Colorado; Illinois; Oregon; Tennessee; Texas; and Pennsylvania, have also started to feel the pinch. Charging companies say the copper in the cables is difficult to extract (thieves often just burn off the insulation) and there isn't much of it anyway — maybe $15 to $20 worth per cable. These numbers don't seem to have deterred the cable cutters. After all, swipe just 20 cables, and you're up $300 to $400. Charging companies like Electrify America are fighting back by installing more security cameras. Consumers, meanwhile, may find this just another reason to stick with the security of gas-powered vehicles.

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