Beyonc and Jay-Zs houses are just as superlative as the ultra-talented pair. The power couple broke real estate records in 2023 with the purchase of a minimalist mansion in Malibu from art collectors William Bell Jr. and Maria Bell, paying nearly $200 million for the Tadao Andodesigned dwelling. As the Palisades fire continues to burn in the coastal city and in the neighboring Pacific Palisades, it seems that the mega mansionwhich is the most expensive home in all of California historyis still standing. Beyoncs mother, Tina Knowles, was not so lucky. In an Instagram post shared on January 9, she revealed that her own Malibu bungalow had burned to the ground. It was my favorite place, my sanctuary, my sacred Happy Place. Now it is gone, she wrote. God Bless all the brave men and women in our fire department who risked their lives in dangerous conditions.Beyonc and Jay-Zs homewhich is situated outside of the mandatory evacuation zoneis fitting for a dynamic duo whose influence is so far-reaching. In late 2024, Beyonc reprised her voiceover role as Nala in Mufasa, Barry Jenkins live action prequel to 2019s The Lion King. (The Carters daughter, Blue Ivy, made her big-screen voiceover debut in the film as lioness cub Kiara.) Earlier in the year, the singer thrilled fans with the release of her country-inflected album, Cowboy Carter, for which she took home her first country award at the Billboard Music Awards.Jay-Z, meanwhile, hasnt released new music since 2018, when he and Beyonc teamed up for their joint studio album, Everything Is Love. But that hardly means the multihyphenate has been sitting idlethe rappers Roc Nation management company has an ongoing relationship with the NFL, and will bring Kendrick Lamar to the Super Bowl stage in 2025. Currently, Jay-Z is embroiled in an ongoing lawsuit filed against him by a woman who alleges he and Sean P Diddy Combs sexually assaulted her in 2000. Immediately after the lawsuit came to light, Jay-Z issued a statement denying the allegations.The two music moguls share 56 Grammys between them and a combined net worth of $3 billion. Their drive and work ethic have earned them, among those other wins, birthday getaways in the South of France and at a luxury French Polynesian resort on Marlon Brandos private island. The pair began building their own joint real estate empire in 2008, the same year that they married. In the years since, they have owned and sold homes in New York City, Miami Beach, New Orleans, the Hamptons, and Los Angeles.Below, weve rounded up some of the incredible places that Jay-Z and Beyonc have called home.Tribeca penthouse where they tied the knotEven though Jay-Zs 2009 hit Empire State of Mind referenced a stash spot at 560 State Street, an address in Brooklyns Boerum Hill neighborhood, the rappers first big real estate purchase was actually in Lower Manhattan. In 2004, several years before he and Beyonc were wed, Jay-Z shelled out $6.85 million for the impressive Tribeca penthouse. The seventh-floor unit is situated in a converted 1929 brick warehouse building and measures 8,000 square feet, with an additional 3,000 square feet of outdoor terraces. Though the specifics of the penthouse are sparse, other units in the building feature 12-foot ceilings, eight-foot-high casement windows, and concrete columns throughout, so its likely that the couples Tribeca home base is similarly structured. The couple held their private 40-person wedding at the penthouse, reportedly featuring 70,000 Dendrobium orchids flown in from Thailand. It appears that Jay-Z still owns the unit.Beyoncs midtown Manhattan condoFor the first few years of their relationship, Beyonc maintained as her bachelorette pad a $5 million condo in midtown Manhattan overlooking Central Park, which she purchased in 2005. The ultramodern three-bedroom spot measured 2,699 square feet and featured floor-to-ceiling windows and 11-foot ceilings, with high-end interior finishes selected by Paris designer Jacques Grange. Beyonc reportedly used the three-bedroom condo primarily as a spot for friends and family to stay while they were in town. The singer sold the 44th-floor corner unit for $9.95 million in 2017 shortly after the birth of the couples twins Sir and Rumi. It spent just 11 days on the market. Her mother, Tina Knowles, also previously owned a residence in the same building but sold it in 2011.Jay-Zs Time Warner Center rentalSeveral years after purchasing his Tribeca penthouse, Jay-Z moved uptown to the Time Warner Center in Midtown. The rappers new home was a 4,825-square-foot penthouse on the 76th floor of the building, which he rented for a reported $40,000 per month. The three-bedroom unit boasted floor-to-ceiling windows and a skyline view of the city and Central Park, as well as unusual features like a fish tank that hung from the ceiling. The primary bedroom featured balcony access for some sky-high outdoor space. Jay-Z reportedly rented the residence for about four years; it would later sell for a record-breaking $31 million in 2011.Mansion on Miamis Billionaire BunkerAn aerial view of Indian Creek Island in MiamiPhoto: CHANDAN KHANNA/AFP via Getty Images

Photo from listing.A castle can be found in the small town of Cornwall, Connecticut! Set amongst 275 acres of woodland and streams, with several outbuildings on the property, this whimsical castle looks like it was dropped here from Cornwall, England, but it actually dates to the 1920s. Hidden Valley Castle, had its beginnings when socialite Charlotte Bronson Hunnewell Martin envisioned building a unique country retreat for herself and her husband, Dr. Walton Martin, in the Litchfield Hills of Connecticut as a summer retreat. Just before this, Charlotte had bought a group of 20 brownstones in Manhattan on 48th and 49th Streets, between Second and Third Avenues, and converted them into charming townhouses around a central Italian-inspired garden. Called Turtle Bay Gardens, the houses were highly acclaimed and almost immediately attracted prominent and celebrated residents. The Cornwall Castle was designed by architect, Edward Clarence Dean, who also redesigned the Turtle Bay Gardens for the couple. Dr. Martin imported many of the materials as well as the 100 workmen required to build the castle, a project that lasted five years. Charlotte would also have a cottage built on the estate and hired young Italian artist, Vincenzo Rondinone, to be her resident artist on the estate to create unique vases, bowls, and pots to be used at the house and to be given as gifts to visitors and friends. The property was restored in recent years and put up for sale, with the cottage sold as a separate dwelling.

close Criminals use artificial intelligence in 'fraud-for-hire' commercials Haywood Talcove, CEO of LexisNexis Risk Solutions' Government Group, tells Fox News Digital that criminal groups, mostly in other countries, are advertising on social media to market their AI capabilities for fraud and other crimes. I was having dinner with my husband in Paris. We got the wine menu and all the names, of course, were in French. Barry wanted something equivalent to a Napa cabernet, so I took a picture of the menu and asked ChatGPT. In seconds, it recommended a wine. I double-checked with the waiter, and he gave it a thumbs-up.Win a pair of $329 Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses.Enter here, no purchase necessary!You might think AI is just for businesses, programmers, or the ultra tech-savvy, but its not. Its for anyone willing to give it a try.AI EXPERT: CHATGPT PROMPTS YOULL WISH YOU KNEW SOONERInstead of ignoring this powerful tool, make this the year you embrace AI. Its easier and more helpful than you think.Lets start with the basics"So, uh, where do I find ChatGPT?" I get that in my email every day.Use it on the web or download it foriPhone orAndroid.The free tier works for most people. I pay $20 a month for ChatGPT Plus. Its worth it to me for access to the better features and faster response times. Start with free. If you find yourself relying on your favorite AI tool regularly, consider upgrading. It is worth considering. A man is pictured working on an airplane and using a cellphone. (iStock)ChatGPT isnt the only option, but it is my preference (at least for now) and the most popular. You can also tryGoogle Gemini,Perplexity andClaude.With all these, the workflow is the same. Think of it like Google, but instead of punching in one search term and scrolling through results, you have a "conversation" with the bot to get exactly the output you want.Like any tool, you need to use AI wisely and triple-check its results. Trust me, you dont want to end up like those lawyers who used AI to draft court documents, only to have the judge catch the glaring mistakes.BIOMETRIC DATA: IS IT SAFE TO HAND IT OVER TO ANY COMPANY THAT ASKS?Youve heard of prompts, right?This is what we call the text, question or command you provide an AI system to guide its response or action. Its your instruction on what you want, so the better your prompt, the more useful and accurate the response will be."Priming" is the insider term for telling a chatbot exactly what you want from it. With ChatGPT or any other, the more constraints you give, the better your answer. Examples: "Limit your response to 250 words," "Give me the list in bullet points," "Format the results as a table," "Use this data to create a bar chart."Remember, AI cant read your mind. It only knows what you tell it. Use "do" and "dont" in your prompts to get the results you want. Say youre cooking for friends, and some have allergies. Say, "Create a recipe for six people. Do include protein, fruits, vegetables and carbs. Dont include dairy products, shellfish or nuts." Close-up of the icon of the ChatGPT artificial intelligence chatbot app logo on a cellphone screen. (iStock)7 prompts to make life easierMake your goals actionable: "I have a goal for 2025 to [fill in the blank]. Can you help me make it SMART?" (SMART is an acronym for Specific, Measurable, Assignable, Realistic and Time-related.) Maybe youre not there yet. Try this: "I want to [fill in the blank], but it feels overwhelming, and I dont know where to start. Can you help me by breaking it down into more manageable tasks?""Give me 10 more examples": Thats a prompt I use with ChatGPT all the time to make the chatbot a better brainstorming buddy. Some of its "ideas" are downright bad, but it might spark something creative in your brain, too."How can I make this better?"Add in anything youve written a blog post, a travel plan, a resume or even a heartfelt email. This prompt works wonders for polishing your work and pointing out improvements, like a personal editor at your fingertips.DO THIS WITH YOUR FAMILY VIDEOS BEFORE ITS TOO LATEYour very own free assistant: Say you have messy notes from a meeting. By hand, youd spend 15 minutes turning those into an email fit for your boss or team. Instead, open a chatbot and say, "Turn these notes into a professional, friendly email to my team." Paste your notes at the end and voila. Pro tip: Ask your bot of choice, "Is there anything that needs more details?" to fill in any missing info.Shortcut your inbox: When you get a really long email, open your AI chatbot of choice, and type in the prompt, "Summarize this email for me. Tell me what I need to do, then write a thoughtful reply. Here is the email." Paste in the email and let AI do its magic.Wanna get in shape? Ask your AI to create a custom fitness plan. Try this: "Create a 30-day fitness plan for fat loss and muscle gain tailored to a [male/female] beginner at [your age]." Or get specific: "Create a four-week fitness plan to help me run a mile for the first time." Dont sweat it. A 12-year-old boy types as he uses a laptop computer on December 19, 2023, in Bath, England. (Matt Cardy/Getty Images)Spouse forgot to load the dishes again?Instead of firing off a rage-filled text, let AI step in. Ask your fave chatbot to reframe your frustration into something a bit more constructive. I like this prompt: "Make this message sound more friendly."Dont forget about privacyIt's easy to think your bot is a trusted ally, especially when its pumping out helpful answers all day long. But its definitely not. Its a data-collecting tool like any other.Be smart about what you say. Never type in passwords, sensitive financial data, or confidential work or business information. My rule of thumb: Dont tell a chatbot anything you wouldnt want made public.With a free ChatGPT or Perplexity account, you can turn off memory features in the app settings that remember everything you type in. For Google Gemini, you need a paid account to do this.Get tech-smarter on your scheduleAward-winning host Kim Komando is your secret weapon for navigating tech.National radio:Airing on 500+ stations across the US -Find yours or get the free podcast.Daily newsletter:Join 600,000 people who read the Current (free!)Watch: OnKims YouTube channelPodcast: "Kim Komando Today" - Listen wherever you get podcastsCopyright 2025, WestStar Multimedia Entertainment. All rights reserved. Related Topics

How to solve today's Wordle.SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty ImagesLooking for Fridays Wordle hints, clues and answer? You can find them here:Saturday is here at last! I hope you have something fun plannedif youre not snowed in or, worse, one of the unfortunate victims of Californias ongoing wildfires whos had to evacuate your home. Its so horrible to see whats happened in the Los Angeles area, and quite worrisome when you map that kind of event out onto a larger, longer climate change timeline.But we wont dwell on any of that for the moment. We have a Wordle to solve, so lets solve it.How To Solve Todays WordleThe Hint: On all fours.The Clue: This Wordle has far more consonants than vowels.Okay, spoilers below!...The Answer:Today's WordleCredit: Erik KainWordle AnalysisEvery day I check Wordle Bot to help analyze my guessing game. You can check your Wordles with Wordle Bot right here. Play Puzzles & Games on ForbesI went with CHORE because, well, I have so many to do despite having done so many yesterday. The work never ends! DAILY seemed like a good guess once I came up with all grey boxes (and 454 remaining possible solutions, Id later learn). This was actually a pretty great guess, though there were still plenty of words I could come up with. I thought it would be ironic if I started off with CHORE and ended with DINGY so thats what I picked. Lucky me, it was the Wordle!Competitive Wordle ScoreI get 1 point for guessing in three and another point for beating the Bot who took four tries today. 2 points for me! Huzzah!How To Play Competitive WordleGuessing in 1 is worth 3 points; guessing in 2 is worth 2 points; guessing in 3 is worth 1 point; guessing in 4 is worth 0 points; guessing in 5 is -1 points; guessing in 6 is -2 points and missing the Wordle is -3 points.If you beat your opponent you get 1 point. If you tie, you get 0 points. And if you lose to your opponent, you get -1 point. Add it up to get your score. Keep a daily running score or just play for a new score each day.Fridays are 2XP, meaning you double your pointspositive or negative.You can keep a running tally or just play day-by-day. Enjoy!Todays Wordle EtymologyThe word "dingy" (meaning dull, dirty, or lacking brightness) likely originates from the late 18th century. It derives from the Old English dialect word "dingy," meaning dirty or unclean, and is thought to be related to the word "dung," which refers to manure or filth. Its connotation of gloominess or lack of cleanliness has remained consistent over time.Dingy is not to be confused with the word dinghy which refers to a small boat and cannot be a Wordle answer since its six letters long. I still hope that when they run out of 5-letter words, the New York Times opts to make Wordle 2.0 a six-letter game. But I digress.Let me know how you fared with your Wordle today on Twitter, Instagram or Facebook. Also be sure to subscribe to my YouTube channel and follow me here on this blog where I write about games, TV shows and movies when Im not writing puzzle guides. Sign up for my newsletter for more reviews and commentary on entertainment and culture.

html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd" Table of ContentsTable of ContentsRoborock Saros Z70Dreame X50 UltraNarwhal FlowEcovacs Deebot X8 Pro OmniMovaCES is the place to go if you want to see the newest and hottest tech, and each year there seems to be one type of product that really steals the show. At CES 2025, that was robot vacuum cleaners. These little gadgets have been around for years now, but companies like Roborock, Dreame, and Narwhal are leading the charge with innovation and new technologies that make them even more efficient at what they do.We spent a lot of time speaking with the teams behind these machines and watching them in action for ourselves, and these five robot vacuum cleaners are our top picks of CES 2025. As for hands-on impressions, youll just have to wait until we have the chance to review some of these cutting-edge cleaners later this year.Recommended VideosRoborockThe Roborock Saros Z70 is the companys latest flagship model, and it absolutely blew our socks off and then picked them up and kept cleaning. Theres a reason this little vacuum has been the talk of the show. The Omnigrip extendable arm reaching from the panel in the middle of the robot can pick up small obstacles and clear them out of the way.Please enable Javascript to view this contentSure, theres a lot of innovation each year, usually in some form of improvement to efficiency. An arm that reaches out and clears obstacles? Thats something genuinely new and noteworthy. The arm can pick up items as heavy as 300 grams and take it to a predetermined location. For now, its mostly limited to socks, small towels, and other smaller objects but it means less time spent prepping the house to be vacuumed.Digital TrendsDreame leapt into the show with a robot vacuum that can practically leap over obstacles. The Dreame X50 Ultra cant quite climb stairs, but it can climb over obstacles as high as 2.36 inches and thats significantly higher than any robot vacuum thats come before it.The new features dont stop there, though. The Dreame X50 is able to detect as many as 200 different kinds of objects and respond accordingly, and it also has a specialized brush that helps prevent hair from becoming tangled around the bristles, all while maintaining a relatively low level of noise while cleaning.Patrick Hearn / Digital TrendsThe Narwhal Flow is the companys upcoming flagship, set to release some time this year. What makes it stand out is the extendable spinning brush on the edge its the orange on on the bottom in the picture above. This brush allows it to pull dirt and dust out of corners for a much more thorough clean than most robot vacuums are capable of.The Flow also has a set of spinning mop pads that arent just pushed along the floor like other robomops. They spin and pick up more dirt, but are constantly washing themselves off thanks to a clean and dirty water tank located in the robot itself.EcovacsEcovacs Deebot X8 Pro Omni impressed with its new Ozmo Roller Instant Self-Washing Mop Technology. Much like the Narwhal, it has a built-in tank that constantly cleans the mop as it works, but the mop itself is constantly sprayed by 16 different nozzles, while a scraper ensures that any gunk picked up from the floor is removed. This happens a whopping 200 times per minute.Yes, the Ecovacs Deebot X8 Pro Omni is both a vacuum and a mop, but its mopping capabilities are a step above nearly anything else on the market. It can also lift the mop by 18mm, making it easy to swap from hardwood or tile flooring to carpet without soaking the fabric.MovaMova is a newer name, at least in the western market but the company had plenty to offer the industry with its Mova Z50 Ultra, a new robot vacuum with an impressive 24,000Pa of suction power. Thats one of the highest levels of suction of any robot vacuum on the market; paired with its intelligent navigation, this robot has a lot of potential to be incredibly effective.The Mova also features a lift technology similar to Dreames, allowing it to clear lower obstacles. It constantly fluffs the mopping fabric, ensuring it maintains more consistent contact with the floor. Our hope is that this will solve the all-too-common streaking problem caused by many of the robomops currently on the market today.Editors Recommendations

Gamers who havent bought the PlayStation 5 yet, heres your chance to get the console with a huge discount. The PlayStation 5 Disc Edition Fortnite Cobalt Star Bundle, which is originally priced at $500, is currently on sale from Walmart with a $76 discount that drops its price to a more affordable $424. Were not sure how long this offer will last, but given the devices popularity, we think it will sell out quickly. This is not a time to hesitate you need to complete your purchase quickly as you wont always see PS5 deals like this one.The version of the PlayStation 5 in the PlayStation 5 Disc Edition Fortnite Cobalt Star Bundle is the PlayStation 5 Slim, which is not only slimmer than the original model as you can guess from its name, but also expands storage space to 1TB from 825GB previously. Theres no other significant difference youll be able to play all of the best PS5 exclusives, and if youre a fan of Fortnite, youll also get codes to access Cobalt Star cosmetic items alongside 1,000 V-Bucks to spend on the free-to-play game. This is also the Disc Edition of the console, which means you have the option of using physical discs or downloading digital titles from the PlayStation Store.The PlayStation 5 Pro is already out, but the more powerful edition of the console isnt for everyone. For most gamers, the PlayStation 5 Slim will be more than enough, so you wouldnt regret going for the PlayStation 5 Disc Edition Fortnite Cobalt Star Bundle, especially at this discounted price, instead of shelling out $700 for the PlayStation 5 Pro.RelatedThe PlayStation 5 rarely appears in gaming deals with a huge discount, so we expect a lot of demand for Walmarts offer for the PlayStation 5 Disc Edition Fortnite Cobalt Star Bundle. From its original price of $500, its down to just $424, for savings of $76. Stocks are probably already flying off the shelves, which means youre going to miss out on this bargain if you dont hurry with your transaction. Buy the PlayStation 5 Disc Edition Fortnite Cobalt Star Bundle right now while the lowered price is still in effect.Editors Recommendations

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The Los Angeles fires share a key feature with wildfires that burned down Lahaina, Hawaii and Paradise, CaliforniaPowerful winds met flash-dried landscapes full of vegetation to fuel the flames.The climate crisis is increasing the odds of events like these.The Los Angeles firestorms of the past week share a crucial feature with two of the most horrific wildfires in recent American memory.The Palisades and Eaton fires may be unprecedented in some ways, but they share a common root cause with the 2018 Camp Fire that killed 85 people in Paradise, California, and the 2023 fire that destroyed Lahaina in Hawaii.In Paradise, Lahaina, and now Los Angeles, the blazes grew to monster fires because powerful winds met a parched, overgrown landscape.Scientists expect to see more of that in the future. The Palisades Fire ravages a neighborhood amid high winds. AP Photo/Ethan Swope "There's definitely a trend that increases this kind of situation," Louis Gritzo, the chief science officer at the commercial property insurance company FM, told Business Insider.In all three cases, sudden drought had sucked the moisture out of local vegetation, creating abundant kindling for fire to feed on. Then strong winds picked up the embers and carried them into residential areas. The wind whips embers as the Palisades Fire burns on the west side of Los Angeles Ringo Chiu/REUTERS "When we look at the recent really bad fires the Camp Fire, the fires in Hawaii they all have that thing in common," Gritzo said. "They have a wet period, dry period, heavy winds, very rapid fire spread, a lot of ember transport."The winds were bad luck, but flash-dried vegetation is happening more often as global temperatures rise.How the climate crisis creates more fire fuelIn Paradise and Los Angeles, the dry months followed unusually wet seasons that fed an explosion of plant growth. Smoke from Pacific Palisades rises from brown, parched hills above the Pacific Coast Highway. David Hume Kennerly/Getty Images Last winter, heavy rains in Southern California led to about double the average amount of grasses and shrubs, according to Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at UCLA.This winter has not been so generous. The past few months have seen almost no rainfall, shriveling up all those grasses and shrubs.Swain has coined the term "hydroclimate whiplash" or simply "weather whiplash" for these drastic swings between extreme wet and extreme dry conditions. He has observed it across the planet in recent years, from various regions in the US and Europe to the Middle East and China.Globally, whiplash has already increased by 33% to 66% since the mid-twentieth century, Swain and his colleagues found in a new paper, published in the journal Nature Reviews Earth & Environment on Thursday.That's because warmer air holds more moisture. As global temperatures rise, the ceiling on how much water our atmosphere can hold is also rising.That thirsty atmosphere sucks more moisture out of the ground sometimes and, at other times, dumps more rain. Hence, greater extremes of flood and drought and more wildfire fuel. The Palisades Fire burns a Christmas tree inside a residence in the Pacific Palisades. AP Photo/Ethan Swope The effect of the climate crisis on wildfires "has been slow to emerge, but it is very clearly emerging, unfortunately," Gavin Schmidt, the director of NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies, said in a Friday press briefing announcing that 2024 was the hottest year on record.The scientific organization World Weather Attribution has discovered a clear link between the climate crisis and specific instances of extreme fire weather in Brazil, Chile, Australia, and Canada.The climate signal is "so large" now that it's clear in the global and continental data, but also "you're seeing it at the local scale, you're seeing it in local weather," Schmidt said.The transition from wildfire to urban fireSo climate change is seeding fire fuel in forests and grasslands.However, once wild blazes enter dense residential areas like Lahaina or the Pacific Palisades, they burn wood fences, ornamental yard plants, mulch landscapes, and leaves built up in roof gutters then grow to consume homes. Yard vegetation burns outside a house in the Pacific Palisades as the Palisades Fire spreads. David Swanson/AFP/Getty Images "The natural fuels may be showering us with embers, but what's burning our homes down and forcing us to run and evacuate is human fuels," Pat Durland, a wildfire-mitigation specialist and instructor for the National Fire Protection Association with 30 years of federal wildfire management experience, told Business Insider.As the climate crisis loads the dice toward extreme wildfires, he says it's important for city governments and residents to manage those urban fuels by reducing them and spacing them apart."I think just about anybody could be next under the right circumstances," Durland said. "It depends on the fuel and the climate."

2025-01-11T00:59:37Z Read in app Angle down iconAn icon in the shape of an angle pointing down. Euan Cherry/Peacock; Natalie Ammari/BI This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now.Have an account? Shows like "Goosebumps" and "The Traitors" returned this week.New series like "American Primeval" and "The Pitt" also premiered.A Jerry Springer docuseries and the final episodes of "The Curious Case of Natalia Grace" are out too.This weekend, you can watch a bloody Western drama, a deep dive into "The Jerry Springer Show," or a reality competition where pseudo-celebrities compete for money in a Scottish castle.Here's a complete rundown of all the best movies, shows, and documentaries to stream this weekend, broken down by what kind of entertainment you're looking for. For a new historical drama, check out "American Primeval."Taylor Kitsch and Betty Gilpin star in "American Primeval." Netflix If you like Westerns and can handle gore (this one is several levels of violent above "Yellowstone"), "American Primeval" is a great pick. Taylor Kitsch stars as a traumatized, rugged frontiersman, and Betty Gilpin plays a mother searching for a new life with her son out west.Streaming on: Netflix Reality fans, rejoice: "The Traitors" is back.Former "Bachelorette" Gabby Windey is part of "The Traitors" cast. Euan Cherry/Peacock The Emmy-winning competition series returned this week, with Britney Spears' ex-husband, Zac Efron's brother, and a former "Bachelorette" star among the new cast of "The Traitors" season three. And, of course, Alan Cumming and his fabulous outfits return to host.Streaming on: Peacock "Goosebumps" returns too, which is good news for horror lovers.David Schwimmer joins the cast of "Goosebumps" in season two. Francisco Roman/Disney The first season, a new adaptation of the beloved children's horror book series, was a surprise hit, with Justin Long as the lead. "Friends" star David Schwimmer takes over as the main adult for the show's second outing, subtitled "The Vanishing."Unlike the 1995 "Goosebumps" show, which adapted individual books from the series in an episodic anthology format, the new one tells a cohesive story each season (though they're of course inspired by the original books). "The Vanishing" centers on twins who are sent to live with their divorced dad (Schwimmer) in Brooklyn for a summer and finds themselves entangled in the decades-old mystery of four teens who vanished in 1994.Streaming on: Disney+ and Hulu "The Pitt" is a new medical drama, with a twist.Noah Wyle returns to the medical drama genre in "The Pitt." Warrick Page/Max There's no shortage of medical dramas on cable TV networks, but "The Pitt" is a standout for its hyperrealism. Starring "ER" alum Noah Wyle, this show takes the "24" approach, with each episode playing out in real time and the entire season representing a single 15-hour shift in an emergency room.Streaming on: Max Natalia Grace's wild saga finally concluded this week.Natalia Grace with Mackenzie and Nicole DePaul. Investigation Discovery Natalia Grace Mans' story has captivated the public for years.The Ukrainian orphan with dwarfism was adopted by American parents, who later accused her of being an adult posing as a child. Claiming she was a danger to their family, Kristine and Michael Barnett moved away to Canada, having Natalia legally re-aged and leaving her in an apartment on her own.Natalia ultimately ended up living with Cynthia and Antwon Mans, but that wasn't the happy ending it initially appeared to be. "The Final Chapter," released this week, promises to bring a conclusion to the story, including updates about Natalia's boyfriend and the new family she's living with now.Streaming on: Max For another nonfiction pick, watch "Look Into My Eyes."A psychic in "Look Into My Eyes." A24 This 2024 documentary, which initially premiered at Sundance, follows of group of New York City professional psychics. It's a surprisingly touching look into what these people do; the National Board of Review named it one of the five best documentaries of the year.Streaming on: Max There's also a docuseries exploring "The Jerry Springer" show.Guests fighting on "The Jerry Springer Show." Virginia Sherwood/NBCUniversal via Getty Images "Jerry Springer: Fights, Camera, Action" chronicles the rise of the controversial daytime TV show, which became a megahit in the 1990s with its sordid (and often violent) drama.The docuseries features the show's producers recalling how they manipulated the guests (who were real people, not paid actors) behind the scenes for maximum on-air drama.Streaming on: Netflix Close iconTwo crossed lines that form an 'X'. It indicates a way to close an interaction, or dismiss a notification.