Dylan Dreyer was not in her usual spot on the Today Show on Monday morning, instead was in Connecticut - and all for a very good cause.  The NBC daytime star joined her good friend and co-star Craig Melvin, along with Carson Daly, at the Shorehaven Golf Club in Norwalk, to support a cause close to Craig's heart.  The trio - who called in to the Today studios during the show - were set to take part in a golf tournament to raise money for the Colorectal Cancer Alliance, as part of The Bottoms Up Invitational, which Craig and his wife Lindsay Czarniak held to raise funds for the charity, in honor of Craig's late brother Lawrence, who passed away from colon cancer at the age of 43 in 2020.

Is war over in the Kardashian world? That's exactly what fans are starting to believe, after Kylie Jenner and (ex?) best friend Jordyn Woods seemingly reunited, four years after their infamous falling out. Fans of both stars were shocked this weekend to see the two together, their first public sighting since 2019. In pictures first shared by the Daily Mail, the two were seen headed into a sushi restaurant in Los Angeles on Saturday.

BE WARNED: SPOILERS AHEAD. Ahead of attending a family screening for Disney’s new film Wish, it was all my kids, who are seven and four years old, could talk about. I have to admit I hadn’t watched the trailer before hand, but my sons seemed to know what the buzz was about – not surprisingly, they do watch more TV than I do, after all. I finally saw the trailer a few days before seeing the movie, but I have to admit it didn’t really prepare me for what I would be watching.

The Rookie fans have taken to Twitter to complain about the slow-burning romance between Lucy Chen and Tim Bradford following the latest episode of the police procedural drama, which aired on Sunday.  MORE: The Rookie: Feds fans can't get enough of this heartwarming moment - did you see it? Viewers have been loving the undeniable chemistry between the two characters but have said that the slow-burn romance isn't progressing quickly enough. 

This ‘tear-and-share’ pizza wreath by Annabel Karmel is sure to impress guests of all ages and will add some serious wow factor to your Christmas table. It’s easy to make and kids will like to get involved in adding edible decorations to this merry masterpiece. MORE: These Christmas cracker shaped sausage rolls are the perfect festive dinner party delight CHRISTMAS PIZZA WREATHMakes 1 wreath  Preparation time 25 minutes, excluding proving time, Cooking time 25-30 minutes