Lily Collins &x27;Speechless&x27; After Her Diamond Engagement Ring That Was Stolen 3 Years Ago Is Returned Michelle LeeFri, March 6, 2026 at 11:18 PM UTC 0 Lily Collins stolen engagement ring returned.Credit: Pascal Le Segretain/Getty; Lily Collins/Instagram Lily Collins and her engagement ring are reunited The actress recovered her engagement ring with the help of a jewelry store in Chicago three years after it was taken from a hotel locker The ring, a custom Irene Neuwirth design, was stolen along with other belongings worth over $10,000 in May 2023 Collins and her husband Charlie McDowell ...

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Lily Collins and her engagement ring are reunited

The actress recovered her engagement ring with the help of a jewelry store in Chicago three years after it was taken from a hotel locker

The ring, a custom Irene Neuwirth design, was stolen along with other belongings worth over $10,000 in May 2023

Collins and her husband Charlie McDowell wed in September 2021

Lily Collins' engagement ring will always hold a special place in her heart — and now it's back on her finger after the precious sparkler that was once stolen is back in her possession.

On March 6, the Emily in Paris actress, 36, revealed in her Instagram Stories that she was left "speechless" after Hakimian Imports Chicago Jewelers was able to get her "original" rose-cut diamond ring back to her after three years.

"Having this home means SO much to us," she wrote across a selfie in which she showed off her ring. "I'm still speechless its back in my finger."

Collins' engagement ring, in addition to her wedding ring and other belongings, were stolen from from a West Hollywood hotel on May 6, 2023.

Lily Collins and Charlie McDowell engagement photo.Credit: Lily Collins/Instagram

At the time, the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department confirms to PEOPLE that officers responded to a burglary call at Edition Hotel on Sunset Boulevard after a well-known female celebrity's belongings were stolen from a secured locker. The actress was staying at the hotel when she went to the spa and locked up her belongings, sources told PEOPLE, and when she returned, her items were gone. The report for the items stolen was categorized as "over $10,000."

Collins and her husband Charlie McDowell (the son of actress Mary Steenburgen and actor Malcolm McDowell) got engaged in September 2020. They announced the news on Instagram with photos of the proposal and a close-up of the ring. Appearing on Live with Kelly and Ryan shortly after, Collins said she "was very surprised by" the custom Irene Neuwirth-designed rock. "But it's exactly what I would've wanted and he knew me so well, obviously."

The couple wed on September 4, 2021 in Dunton, Colorado. "I've never wanted to be someone's someone more than I do yours, and now I get to be your wife," she wrote on Instagram, alongside a photo of the pair kissing at the altar.

For the special day, Collins wore a custom and "magical" Ralph Lauren gown that she described as a "combination of Western Americana and British Victorian." The dress was handcrafted over the course of nearly 200 hours and was adorned with lace, silk organza petals and Swarovski-beaded micro flower appliqués. It was pared with a dramatic floor-hitting hooded cape.

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Lily Collins and Charlie McDowell engagement photos.Credit: Charlie McDowell/Instagram

Soon, Collins will be stepping into Audrey Hepburn's shoes in a new movie about the making of Hepburn's best-known movie, Breakfast at Tiffany's, which means there will no doubt me more noteworthy jewelry moments to be had for the star.

On Feb. 23, Collins confirmed that she will portray Hepburn, the British actress and fashion icon who died at 63 in 1993, in a new film that goes behind-the-scenes of the 1961 romantic comedy that movie fans best associate Hepburn with.

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Country star Ashley McBryde opens up about intervention that led her to rehab: &x27;I was gonna die&x27; Raechal ShewfeltFri, March 6, 2026 at 11:06 PM UTC 0 Ashley McBryde in 2024Credit: Kevin Mazur/Getty for CMT Country music star Ashley McBryde is speaking out about the intervention that drove her to rehab for alcoholism in 2022. "I woke up at another artist's house, another female artist. And if I told you who, you would not be shocked, of course," McBryde told Bobby Bones on the Thursday edition of his show, The BobbyCast.

Country star Ashley McBryde opens up about intervention that led her to rehab: 'I was gonna die'

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Country music star Ashley McBryde is speaking out about the intervention that drove her to rehab for alcoholism in 2022.

"I woke up at another artist's house, another female artist. And if I told you who, you would not be shocked, of course," McBryde told Bobby Bones on the Thursday edition of his show, The BobbyCast. "And I woke up in a bed that's not mine, in pajamas that aren't mine, and I was like, 'Oh my god, that must have been a doozy.'"

McBryde realized immediately that she was thirsty.

"I don't know where I am, and I don't know where water is, so I'll just go find water," said McBryde, who's now 42. "And when I went to find water, I found a living room, and in that living room was my team. I looked at them, and that artist was also on the couch, and I said, 'Okay, I don't know where my boots are, but I need my boots. And they said, 'We need you to stop.'"

The Grammy-winning artist didn't fight them.

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"I said, 'I need me to stop too,'" she said. "And that was when I found out that [the artist] took me to her house that night after we'd been out to make sure I didn't die."

She said knowing that her life was in danger kept her from leaving the rehab center she checked into.

"I was gonna die," McBryde said.

She expressed regret for the actions that led her to the confrontation with her team.

"I cannot fathom or make up for how much I put them through. And that's another reason to stay [in rehab], is I didn't die, and I'm hurting me whatever, and I'm hurting them," McBryde said. "And if this goes any farther, this is really, really ugly. This is like, they'll-have-to-make-a-movie-about-it bad. So I just buckled down and decided, well, I'm here and technically I can leave, but we're far enough out in the middle of nowhere that I wouldn't know what direction to go. 'Hi, I'm Ashley. I'm evidently a drunk.'"

McBryde, who's released four studio albums, said in November 2023 that her life has only improved since she sobered up.

Ashley McBryde performs at CMA Fest 2025Credit: Jason Kempin/Getty

"It's sort of like I can hear the universe saying, 'Kid, you were just in your own way,'" the artist told PEOPLE.

McBryde waited a year to discuss the issue publicly.

"Because what I didn't need was people on social media being like, 'Ashley McBryde swears off alcohol!'" she said. "All people are gonna do is just wait for you to screw up, and that's really annoying. I did it for me. I didn't do it for social media."

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51 WellKnown Facts That Are Actually Fake Rokas LaurinavičiusFri, March 6, 2026 at 11:03 PM UTC 0 You can't trust everything you hear. But people sometimes talk with such confidence that it's hard not to believe them. Not that they're necessarily trying to mislead anyone—although, in certain cases, they might be—but most of us simply don't have the time to doublecheck every claim we come across. And that's exactly why some myths keep circulating for years even after they're debunked.

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You can't trust everything you hear. But people sometimes talk with such confidence that it's hard not to believe them. Not that they're necessarily trying to mislead anyone—although, in certain cases, they might be—but most of us simply don't have the time to double-check every claim we come across. And that's exactly why some myths keep circulating for years even after they're debunked. Recently, Reddit user Quiet-Grief asked everyone on the platform to share false "facts" that many still repeat as if they're common knowledge. The answers that came in highlight just how slippery the "truth" can be.

"We only use 10% of our brains." Apparently that's not true at all …where did that myth even come from?oppernaR:It's like saying you're only using 10% of your car if you're not stepping on every pedal, opening and closing all the windows and doors and using every light, windshield wiper and indicator at once.

"Other countries pay the tariffs".Opposite_Bag_7434:This is a generalization at best. A tariff applies to a country of origin typically, and can apply to certain goods. Who pays can vary, sometimes it is the exporter and sometimes it is the importer. But it is not "the country" that pays in either case

"you can't use soap to wash an iron skillet pan"Apparently that was when lye was in soap. Modern day soap is fine.(Still don't soak your pan and always season it after washing).

Republicans are for the people.

The USA is the greatest country on earth. At what?

That fat is bad for you.

Different parts of your tongue detect different tastes.

Don't go swimming for 30 minutes after you eat.DrunkenMcSlurpee:It's a nice way of saying "Give Mommy a minute to clean up after just feeding you"

Blood is blue Blood is never blue, even when deoxygenated; it is always red, just darker when lacking oxygen. Horseshoe crabs do have blue blood though.

#10

Your beard grows back thicker after you shave.Lemonface:The tips of each individual hair often do grow back thicker (for a time) after shaving. The density of hair/number of follicles producing hair doesn't change, though

#11

That there is an alpha in a wolf pack. The original author of the study for this debunked it himself years later after doing more research.

#12

Vaccines cause autism!Sleepy-Kodiak-Bear:It's wild how if you trace back the origins of the movement, it was created by a British charlatan who wanted to sell a vaccine competitor and was exposed for blatantly lying in his studies.Yet for some reason these types just believe him, based on vibes, I guess.

#13

That being in the cold (esp with wet hair) will make you sick… when its actually just that more people are indoors sharing germs in close proximity during winter.

#14

Cracking knuckles causes arthritis.

#15

"Looks like Frankenstein"What they actually mean is Frankenstein's monster.This isn't a "fact" but something that is regularly said incorrectly.

#16

That freedom of speech means you can say whatever you want anytime, anywhere. Whenever someone says that they know their rights, it's a red flag that they don't. People should read.

#17

Kids getting a "sugar high" after eating sugar. It's not real. It doesn't happen.alasw0eisme:It's more complicated than that. If you've been fasting, sugar will first make you more alert because you're finally getting glucose. If you eat a lot, then your blood pressure will drop because of digestion and you'll feel tired.

#18

That everyone has a different "learning style". Children may have a way they prefer to learn, and that's great and they should be allowed to explore that. But studies show they don't actually perform any better in tests when being taught according to their reported learning style.

#19

Breakfast being the most important meal of the day.

#20

The president of the US is the "Leader of the Free World". No one in the "Free World" calls him that.

#21

That your brain isn't fully developed until age 25. Your brain continues developing over the course of your entire life. 25 is the estimate for the prefrontal cortex, but the age range varies and can be extended up to 30+ for people with autism or ADHD. 25 is just another arbitrary number assigned be-all, end-all meaning.

#22

"That's the definition of insanity". Drives me crazy when people finish this quote. No, no it's not.

#23

That the lifespan of humans is much, much longer now than in the distant past. The *mean* lifespan of humans is now longer than in the past because so many fewer of us die in infancy. But hundreds or even thousands of years ago, if you made it past early childhood, you were NEARLY as likely to live to 70- or 80-something as you are today. People tend to think that since the "average" in say, Biblical times, was something like 40 (give or take), that most people died around 40 years old. In reality, most people died either before their first birthday, or in their 70s. We largely eliminated the infant mortality rate, thus raising the average, but the "lifespan" of a human is only a little longer than it has been for centuries.

#24

MSG is unhealthy. It actually is less unhealthy than salt, and the prejudice comes from racism against Chinese restaurants.

#25

Going outside in the cold/rain will give you a nasty cold.

#26

"If you don't wear a sweater you'll catch a cold"... That's not how that works lol.

#27

Thunder only happens when it rains.

#28

You can't see the Great Wall of China from space.

#29

The ocean is largely unmapped. By the public, sure.

#30

You lose 20% of body heat through your head.

#31

"Bottom of the totem pole" is a term that is often used to describe something of low value, importance, or seniority. That isn't actually how the icons on totem poles are arranged. Generally, the MOST important images are placed on the bottom, as foundational icons.

#32

Stores use the money you donate at the register to get a tax break when they donate it to the charity.

#33

"Survival of the fittest" has something to do with strength. Wrong, it's survival of the most adaptive.

#34

"Immigrants are bad for the economy".

#35

Israel is defending itself. Wrong they have been ethnically cleansing Palestinians off their ancestral lands for 100 years.

#36

Daddy long legs is the most poisonous spider but it's fangs just can't penetrate human skin which is why it seems harmless. First of all, it would be venomous, not poisonous. Second of all, they're not spiders, they're harvestmen. Thirdly, that's just incorrect.

#37

That "the blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb" is the full quote.

#38

You need to drink 8 glasses of water every day. There is no support for that. Your body doesn't care if the water comes from a liquid or food, and a soda, liquor, coffee, or ice cream all have the same water. The amount each person needs varies with h the person and with day-to-day activities.

#39

The Myers Briggs personality inventory is valid.

#40

I think the most dangerous wrong "fact" is that you need to wait for someone to be missing for 48 hours before you can submit a missing person's report. That is **not** true, and *especially* for minors! You can submit a report when your punctual friend is 5 minutes late for brunch. And the *second* you suspect a child is in trouble, you file a report! .

#41

'Don't drink the Kool aid ". It was Flavor Aid.

#42

"it's a doggie dog world" when in fact the phrase is "it's a dog eat dog world".

#43

That people are left-brain or right-brain dominant. It's not an actual thing.

#44

I work in a hospital and people with masters degrees truly believe full moon = increase in hospitalizations.

#45

Less and less now fortunately, but the idea that "according to science, bumblebees can't fly". Sure, if you treat the wings like rigid airplane wings the surface is too small, but they, you know, MOVE their wings.

#46

Cops don't have to tell you that they are cops, especially when undercover. They only have to tell you when they arrest you.

#47

I don't know if its a fact but people will often say "innocent until proven guilty" to deflect situations where someone was accused of a horrific crime. That phrase is meant for the judicial system. In terms of public opinion or your personal opinion, it doesn't have to be that way.

#48

Bears hibernate. They do not enter into true hibernation but a deep sleep. They do wake up in the winter to feed and poo.

#49

Top three:* The US Civil War was over States Rights* Water goes down drains clockwise/counterclockwise depending on which side of the Equator you're on and that's due to Coriolis Effect* The Mexican/American War was over US Citizens being mistreatedThat last one is currently an important one, because the reality is US Citizens were:* The illegal immigrants* Refused to assimilate (never learned Spanish)* Refused to follow local laws (Slavery was already illegal in Mexico).

#50

That urine is sterile. It is not.

#51

It is illegal to drive a car barefoot.

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Valerie Bertinelli Says Posing Naked at 65 Feels Better Than Posing in Her Green Bikini at 20 Pounds Less (Exclusive) Liz McNeilFri, March 6, 2026 at 2:00 PM UTC 555 Valerie Bertinelli says posing nude for the cover of Getting Naked, her new book, "feels better" than her famous 2009 green bikini cover of PEOPLE. She calls her new book cover "my stupid bright idea" but also says she had fun doing it. "I've got this weird quirk that if I'm afraid of something I'm going to walk right through it. And I did," Bertinelli says.

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Valerie Bertinelli says posing nude for the cover of Getting Naked, her new book, "feels better" than her famous 2009 green bikini cover of PEOPLE.

She calls her new book cover "my stupid bright idea" but also says she had fun doing it.

"I've got this weird quirk that if I'm afraid of something I'm going to walk right through it. And I did," Bertinelli says.

Valerie Bertinelli calls posing nude for the cover of her new book Getting Naked "my stupid bright idea," but she admits, it was also kinda fun.

"Because getting naked emotionally was the most important part of the book, I thought 'Well, I might as well expose myself there too,'" the star tells PEOPLE in this week's cover story.

"Part of me also feels like at this age, if I can look good, do it," she laughs. "And I don't know what I'm going to look like when I'm 80 but at 65 it looks pretty f---ing good. I think you're allowed to feel good about yourself. I have felt bad about myself for too many decades. I'm going to feel good about myself now."

It's a new freedom for Bertinelli, a world away from her famous 2009 bikini photo after she lost some 40 pounds via Nutri-System (she was then a spokesperson) and a much talked about PEOPLE cover.

"I was a good 20 pounds thinner and my body was definitely tighter but I think it felt better doing this," she says of her new book cover. "I'm never going to do it again but it was fun to try it once. I've got this weird quirk that if I'm afraid of something I'm going to walk right through it. And I did."

Valerie Bertinelli photographed for PEOPLE on February 16, 2026.Credit: Andrew Eccles

Her approach to exercise has also changed in recent years. "I'm trying to do some upper body exercise because my luggage is so heavy when put it it in the overhead compartment. (Especially with her frequent trips to New York as part of the "Drew Crew" on The Drew Barrymore Show.) I don't want anybody to help me. So now I stretch or work out because I want to move differently, Not because I want to look differently."

Her honesty in recent years via social media about her struggle for self acceptance has forged a new connection with many of her fans. "I know it's too much for some people and that's okay," she says. "If I can help someone, isn't that what we're here to be? A community of people that helps each other and get through the hard stuff?"

Valerie BertinelliCredit: Courtesy Valerie Bertinelli

That conversation also led to her launching a community of her own with her new digital platform Valerie's Place. "It's an app you download," she explains. "You're going to get three cooking shows, a podcast, a book group. l'll do some live cooking shows. A lot of people can come onto my kitchen and cook with me because I've missed that a lot."

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