Jewelry designer Jason Arasheben of Jason of Beverly Hills tells PEOPLE that DK Metcalf was "was very involved in the entire creative process" of designing Normani's engagement ring. Get all the details on the 4-carat sparkler!

Prince William has reportedly hired Princess Diana's divorce lawyers, a move that has shocked Buckingham Palace. Adam Devine, who was hit by a cement truck as a child, shared details about his recent health concerns and how his doctors have connected it to his past accident.

Before revealing the gift, Adalie encouraged her mom to “sit down.” Then, she announced that another first grader — a boy named Trevor — had given her a ring and asked her to be his girlfriend. Adalie happily said yes, leaving Brandon in the dust.

Voting is open for the Daily News Fans Preseason Softball Player of the Year. The 26 candidates are primed for big seasons this spring.

Another Mississippi State loss came on Friday night and was yet another game that the Diamond Dawgs had self-inflicted wounds. Tied at 3 in the sixth inning, State had two errors from Dylan Cupp with two outs that scored a couple of runs.

The Washoe County Regional Medical Examiner’s Office has identified the child who died at the Diamond Peak Ski Resort in Incline Village on Saturday as 7-year-old Adelyn Grimes of Reno. She was pronounced dead at the scene after being struck by a falling boulder.

The Fresno State baseball team (12-16, 5-4 MW) are gearing up to face New Mexico this weekend. Hear from head coach Ryan Overland on the upcoming matchup.

The vintage Van Cleef & Arpels piece dates to the 70s. Jennifer Lopez is no stranger to a show-stopping look, and last night, the singer-dancer-actress triple threat turned heads at the opening of Good Night, and Good Luck in a plunging black velvet Saiid Kobeisy gown with a dramatic white cape. But our attention was firmly focused on her jewelry.

Regine Traulsen sells, for $16.175 million, the Wells Road house she shared with her husband, former Palm Beach Town Councilman Bill Diamond.

The Diamond has stood as a tall, gentle giant overlooking Arthur Ashe Boulevard. Over its long life, it has seen thousands of wins and losses, players and games. Millions of fans have entered through its metal gates,