Month: July 2025

The cause of death for actress Kylie Page remains a mystery.

Page has died at the age of 28. Her real name was Kylie Pylant, according to Entertainment Weekly.

The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner’s database confirms her death. 

The Medical Examiner says that she died on June 25, 2025. Page died at her “residence” and the cause of death was deferred pending further investigation, according to the database.

According to EW, Page starred in 200 adult films during her career. She also appeared in a Netflix documentary under the name Bonnie Kinz.

Brazzers, a Canadian company that is part of that industry, confirmed Page’s death on X, writing, “The Brazzers team is deeply saddened to learn of Kylie Page’s passing. Kylie will be remembered for her laughter, kindness and bringing light wherever she went. We extend our heartfelt condolences to Kylie’s family, friends, and fans during this difficult time.”

People offered tributes on the comment thread, with some chastising the industry for not taking better care of its stars.

“Very sad to see this In the times I interacted with her she was kind and sweet. We will miss you,” wrote one person on X. Others expressed shock on X or asked what happened.

Her loved ones created a GoFundMe. 

“Kylie was a daughter who loved hard, a sister who never let go, and a friend who showed up without being asked. She was the kind of person who made you feel like family — no matter who you were,” it says. “We lost her too soon, and now her family is trying to bring her home from California to the Midwest — to lay her to rest surrounded by friends and family.”

“This GoFundMe isn’t just about funeral expenses. It’s about bringing Kylie home. It’s about helping her family breathe through the shock, the grief, and the unimaginable reality they’re living in. They shouldn’t have to think about bills or burial costs right now. They should be allowed to grieve — and we want to give them that chance,” the post says. “If you knew Kylie, you know how deeply she loved. Let’s show that love back. Forever a sister. Forever a friend. Forever loved.”

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The latest drawing of the Powerball on Monday, June 30 came and went and nobody was lucky enough to secure the jackpot, which was at $163 million.

That’s right, nobody took home the top prize on Monday. And, there were no Match 5 plus Power Play or Match 5 winners, making it a full 0-for-3 for the lottery game’s top-three prizes, according to Powerball.com.

The winning numbers for the Monday, June 30 Powerball drawing are as follows: 13, 28, 44, 52, 55, Powerball 6.

That means the Powerball jackpot will grow to an estimated $174 million, with the cash value for that amount sitting at $79.7 million. The next drawing will be on Wednesday, July 2.

It has been over two months since the Powerball has seen a jackpot winner. 

The last time that occurred came on Saturday, April 26, when two people in Kentucky, a mother and her son, took home the $167.3 million jackpot on their shared ticket, which carried a cash value of $77.3 million. That Powerball jackpot was the largest won in state history.

The biggest and only other Powerball jackpot winner this year came in Oregon on Saturday, Jan. 18, when A 79-year-old man was the lucky winner of a $328.5 million jackpot with a lump sump total of $146.4 million.

The odds of winning any Powerball prize is 1 in 24.9, but taking home the grand prize carries astounding odds of 1 in 292,201,338.

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Dick Van Dyke is known for his decades-long career as a movie and TV star, but he’s also been credited in another role behind the scenes—and he’s still working at it at age 99.

During a Vandy Camp event in June 28, Van Dyke’s wife, Arlene Silver confirmed that her husband dabbles in animation. After a fan said “not very many people know Dick Van Dyke was a computer animator,” Silver replied, “Still is,” according to People magazine. “And he has a credit for computer animation on Diagnosis: Murder,” Silver added.

Van Dyke starred on the CBS medical crime drama from 1993 to 2001, playing Dr. Mark Sloan. The actor’s animation credit on Diagnosis: Murder was for the episode “Down and Dirty Dead,” which aired on December 11, 1997.

According to an X post by the Commodore Computer Museum, after a motorcycle stunt in the episode was found to be too dangerous to perform, Van Dyke created CGI special effects for the jump. He was paid $200 for the side job.

“I went out to the location, shot some background plates, and then came back and put a 3D computer-generated guy on a motorcycle doing the stunt. They used it on the show,” Van Dyke told The Los Angeles Times in an interview.

Van Dyke first became interested in computer animation in the early 1990s. He purchased his first Commodore Amiga in 1991 and began to play around with 3-D animation and special effects. “I just plugged it in and turned it on and started doing animations,” he told The New York Times in 2000.

At Vandy Camp, Van Dyke’s wife was asked what her husband thought about the graphics in his 1964 movie Mary Poppins. In an iconic scene from the musical film, the actor dances with animated penguins.

“He said it was really hot,” Silver said of the scene, noting that that the animators “had to change the animation to go with [Van Dyke’s] crazy legs.”

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While REI’s huge 4th of July Sale highlights a ton of watersports and summer activities, there are still hidden gems found throughout for cooler days. One such steal of a find is the REI Co-op fleece jacket. This affordable jacket hardly ever goes on sale, but right now, you can snag it at a discount price of nearly 35% off.

The REI Co-op Trailmade Fleece Jacket is on sale for just $40 at REI, a 33% discount compared to its full price of $60. This super versatile jacket is light and breathable, making it great for chillier mornings and evenings. One shopper even said it’s “so good, that I got a second one in a different color,” so they noted “wouldn’t get sick of seeing myself in it 24 hrs/day.” It comes in five colors, including blue, orange, and a pattern print at this discount, and it comes in sizes S to 3XL; however, only the blue color offers extended tall sizing.

REI Co-op Trailmade Fleece Jacket, $40 (was $60) at REI

The perfect lightweight summer jacket, this fleece offers plenty of warmth on chillier morning hikes, yet won’t leave you overheating as the day warms up. With its lightweight 12.5-ounce design, this midweight fleece is an ideal layering piece for additional insulation, which can easily be packed away in a bag as the temperatures rise. It features a classic, relaxed fit that doesn’t feel baggy or too spacious, with a tailored-like feel. It comes in five fun colors, including the ever-versatile black, to louder options of orange and a floral-like print.

“Nice fit and well made—this is the right weight for down here in south-central TX,” said a shopper. Have used REI brand products for decades and have found them to be as well-made as the ‘name brands.”

REI Co-op Trailmade Fleece Jacket, $40 (was $60) at REI

“It’s Goldilocks,” stated another buyer. “Just Right! I love it. If you are looking for a lightweight fleece, this is really nice, and it seems well-made. It was warm on a cold morning hike today.” A third shopper had similar sentiments, stating, “This is a great summer fleece. It’s like a Patagonia Synchilla, but a little lighter. Perfect for those chilly summer mornings and packs away in a backpack easily.”

At only $40, the REI Co-op Trailmade Fleece Jacket is poised to be a hot seller—do yourself a favor and grab one in a few colors today, as the sale only lasts until Jul 7.

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King of Queens star Kevin James has finally revealed how his surprise performance with Jelly Roll came to be.

James, 60, spoke to People on June 30 while attending an event for Heathers the Musical in New York City. When asked how he ended up on stage with the country star during his set at the Buckeye Country Superfest in Columbus, Ohio, on June 21, James told the outlet: “I’m a good friend of his.” He added that Jelly Roll is a “great friend of mine” and a “wonderful human being.”

“We just happened to be in Columbus together and we just went out and had fun,” James continued.

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At the Buckeye Superfest, James joined Jelly Roll for his hit track “I Need a Favor.” At Monday’s event to celebrate Heathers the Musical’s return to Broadway, the outlet asked James if his duet with Jelly Roll has him considering joining the cast of a Broadway musical. “I was born to dance, so if there’s a dancing show, then I would be interested,” James admitted. “Other than that, I can’t be bothered. It’s got to be full dance.”

James will have the stage to himself come September when he embarks on the latest leg of his stand-up tour, tickets for which are currently on sale. The star can also be seen this summer on the big screen. His latest movie, action-comedy Guns Up, hits cinemas on July 18. 

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Sharing a recap of our Sevilla adventures!

Hi friends! How are ya? I hope that you’re having a lovely day so far. We’re meeting up with some friends before I have some podcast interviews, and we’re looking forward to a low-key night here at home.

For today’s post, I wanted to share a recap of some of the adventures in Sevilla.

(Dress is here)

While there’s no way to recap everything – we were there for four weeks! – I love sharing ideas for my friends who might be traveling to this gorgeous spot, and I also enjoy these posts as a little memory book. TBH I’m the worst at printing photos and have thousands on my phone and computer. At least I have the ol’ blog holding some of our memories that I can come back to. 😉

Sevilla Adventures

While we were in Sevilla, we did a mix of all of our favorite things: walking around and exploring, eating, shopping, and hanging out with friends. It was an amazing opportunity to catch up with our beloved friends who live there (and P’s best friend in the whole world), as well as enjoy a spot that feels more comfortable to us since we were there last summer for a couple of weeks. The nice thing is that we didn’t feel like we were in a rush to do the touristy things. We’d seen the major landmarks already, had plenty of time, and it gave us the opporunity to sloooooow down, which was welcomed after such a chaotic start to the year.

Restaurant recommendations in Sevilla

I ended up cooking quite a bit during this trip and loved it. It was so much fun to go to the market each day and buy whatever looked good, and since it was just me and the girls for the most part, the meals were quick and casual. (When the Pilot is home I feel like I have to make real meals/recipes, but when it’s just me and the girls, we hodge podge it a lot.)

We also had pollo asado down the street and it was so convenient to get a fresh $11 rotisserie chicken that would feed all of us!

We did *family dinners* with our friends and we’d each make a couple of things and have dinner all together at their dining room table almost every weeknight. It was such a treat and I already miss it. We’d share the labor of cooking + dishes, could chat and hang out, and the kids could run around and be wild when they were done eating. 😉

We also ate at some incredible restaurants in Sevilla.

Some of our all-time favorites:

Our top restaurants:

– Mokambo

– Alfalfa 8

– El Rinconcillo

– Petra (get the Spanish tortilla)

– Maria Trifulca

– Cañabota (an incredible Michelin star experience)

– Chök gluten-free bakery

– Bar Picantón for paella

– Always the ice cream at Rosalia. They have gf cones now, too!

One new thing we did on this trip: a day at Isla Mágica! It’s a giant theme park and water park right in the city, and the kids had a blast. The water slides were super fun and they also have crazy roller coasters. They also have beer and tinto de verano, so wins all around.

Activities

Museum of Illusions

Flamenco – we saw two flamenco shows while we were there, and they remain my very favorite things 🙂 I recommend Las Setas, Casa de la Memoria, and La Cabonería

Gym:

I also joined a gym while we were in town! I was happy with my Airbnb Sculpt Society workouts, but decided to get gym membership at Enjoy! San Bernardo which has multiple pools. I got it two weeks into the trip and should have done it sooner! The pools was perfect for hot days, and I loved their group fitness classes. They also have an enormous floor of new Technogym cardio and strength equipment. It was a beautiful and super clean facility.

Airbnb:

We stayed at an Airbnb and while it was very cute, it was very, very small. Usually it wouldn’t be a big deal because we’re out and exploring, but because it was pretty hot, we spent more time in the Airbnb than usual. I wish I would have paid a little more to have a balcony or little patio to hang out. It was perfect for the three of us girls, but we were definitely ready for our comfy beds at home when it was time to leave.

I have a post coming up with tips if you’re planning on traveling to Sevilla, so please let me know if there’s anything you’d like me to include. It’s a magical spot with beautiful culture, friendly people, so much to do, and I definitely recommend adding it to your travel list.

xoxo

Gina

More:

Sevilla food recommendations

Things to do in Sevilla with kids

Spain packing list

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