Dear Annie: I am hopelessly in love with my best friend and have been for most of our lives (we’ve been friends since childhood). Over the years, there have been moments when it felt like we ...

Dear Annie: I love my boyfriend, “Tom,” with all my heart. We’ve been together for almost two years, and he’s never given me a reason not to trust him. But lately, I’ve been struggling ...

DEAR ANNIE: My mother died when I was 5, and I grew up in a very abusive childhood -- abuse in every sense of the word. I’m still traumatized over my childhood and I am now 65. I ended up in ...

Dear Annie: I’m a 73-year-old widow, and I lost my husband in 2018. I had two grown sons; one passed away last October, and the other no longer speaks to me. He believes I abandoned him ...

Alcide Joseph LeBlanc, born on March 31, 1942, in Dieppe, New Brunswick, Canada, was a man of simple pleasures whose life was marked by a profound love for his family, hockey, and his homeland.

On January 26, 2025, 2Baba took to his Instagram stories to state that he and Annie have been separated for some time and have now officially filed for divorce. He wrote, "Hello to my beautiful ...

Dear Annie: Last week, I was caring for a patient named “Mr. Thompson,” who had come in with severe back pain. After completing my initial assessment, his daughter, “Sally,” arrived and ...

Ariana Madix and Katie Maloney’s Something About Her Is the Sandwich Shop Embodiment of "Main Character Energy in a Rom-com" "Yesterday's tea party at [Something About Her] was so much fun ...

One of Nigeria’s celebrated and award-winning talented singer, Innocent Idibia, popularly known as Tuface, has announced he has filed for divorce from his wife of 12 years, Annie Idibia-Macaulay.

"My camera roll is [hot face emoji and flame emoji]," he wrote. "Thank you for taking a million thoty photos of me," Katie replied. She later shared more photos from the trip and used the caption ...

DEAR ANNIE: My relationship with my mother has been deeply strained since my grandmother’s death five years ago. My mother and I were her primary caregivers, and I loved my grandmother dearly.

Dear Annie: My mother died when I was 5, and I grew up in a very abusive childhood -- abuse in every sense of the word. I’m still traumatized over my childhood and I am now 65. I ended up in ...