A Surprise Twist onThe Masked Singer's Disco Night Gives 1 Contestant a Second Chance

Cow, S’more and Gazelle on ‘The Masked Singer’ season 10.Photo:Trae Patton / FOX Trae Patton / FOX Warning: This post contains spoilers from the latest episode ofThe Masked Singer. Saturday Night Feverarrived on Wednesday this week when disco took overThe Masked Singerfor the Group A finals. Cow, Gazelle and S’more each hoped to secure a spot in the finale, but only one undercover celebrity could survive the night. HostNick Cannonreintroduced the Ding Don’t Keep It On bell, which judgesKen Jeong,Jenny McCarthy,Nicole ScherzingerandRobin Thickecould ring just once during all three group finals.

A Surprising Highlight ofThe CrownOnline Auction Has Symbolic History

Clare Foy as Queen Elizabeth wearing a bespoke teal dress available to buy at The Crown Auction at Bonhams on February 7, 2024.Photo:Netflix; Courtesy of Bonhams Netflix; Courtesy of Bonhams With 450 costumes, set pieces and props from all six seasons of the award-winning show up for sale atThe CrownAuction at Bonhams, including a replica ofQueen Elizabeth’s coronation outfit, the world’s only reproduction of the Gold State Coach and a vintage Jaguar car.

A Taylor Swift Quote Is Named Yale University's Most Notable of 2024 — and It's the One You're Thinking of

Taylor Swift in 2024.Photo:Gareth Cattermole/TAS24/Getty Gareth Cattermole/TAS24/Getty ATaylor Swiftquote has been named Yale University’s most notable of 2024 — and it’s purrfect.PerThe Associated Press, the university released a ranking of significant things said over the year, and Swift, 34, topped the list with her “childless cat lady” quip.The quote comes from Swift’s SeptemberInstagrampost whenshe endorsed Kamala Harris for president, which featured an image of her holdingBenjamin, one of her cats. “With love and hope, Taylor Swift, Childless Cat Lady,” she signed off the caption.

A Teacher Met a Stranger at a Singles Bar on New Year’s Eve. Her Murder Became the Basis for a Diane Keaton Film

Roseann Quinn.Photo:NY Daily News via Getty NY Daily News via Getty On Dec. 31, 1972, partygoers flooded a singles bar known as W.M. Tweeds on New York City’s Upper West Side to ring in the New Year. One of those single people was Roseann Quinn, a 28-year-old teacher and New Jersey native who lived in a studio apartment across the street, theNew York Timesreported. There, Quinn met a man named John Wayne Wilson.

A Teen Endured Months of 'Heinous' Torture Before Dying. Many Participated — and Her Caretaker Orchestrated It

Sylvia Likens.Photo:Sylvia’s Child Advocacy Center Sylvia’s Child Advocacy Center Content warning: The following article contains disturbing descriptions of abuse. In October 1965, police officers in Indianapolis, Ind., found Sylvia Likens, 16, dead on a mattress in her caretaker’s home. The teenager’s body, emaciated and weak from malnutrition, was covered in old and fresh bruises, burns and sores, according toThe Indianapolis Star. One area of her skin was marked with the imprint of a hot metal brand, while the words “I am a prostitute” were cruelly etched into her abdomen.