Ryan Seacrest Re-Lists His Stunning Napa Valley Home for $20 Million — See Inside!

Ryan Seacrest has re-listed his Napa Valley estate for sale with a price tag of nearly $20 million

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• The property includes a 10,750-square-foot main house, a pool house, a guest cottage, and an infinity-edge pool

• Seacrest highlights the enclosed porch with valley views as his favorite spot, describing it as peaceful and unforgettable

Ryan Seacresthas put his Northern California home back on the market.

TheWheel of Fortunehost, 51, has re-listed his Napa Valley estate for $19.8 million after previously taking it off the market in November. The St. Helena, Calif., abode features five bedrooms, six full bathrooms and is spread out across 10,750 square feet.

Along with the main residence, the sprawling property includes a pool house, guest cottage and stunning valley and mountain views.

Cyd Greer of Coldwell Banker Brokers of the Valley holds thelisting.

In a press release from Coldwell Banker, Seacrest says his favorite place in the property is the enclosed porch located just off the living room.

"It's such a peaceful spot, and the views out over the valley floor are unforgettable," he says. "You can even see the hot air balloons drifting by in the distance. It's the kind of place where you naturally want to slow down and take it all in."

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The massive estate sits on 40 acres of land and boasts serene vineyard views. It also features multiple terraces, a bocce court and a 220-tree Italian olive grove.

Additional impressive amenities at the property include seven fireplaces, an infinity-edge pool and spa and a spacious central courtyard.

The home, built in 2004, recently underwent renovations in 2024 courtesy ofNobili Marques Arquitecturaand Clint Nicholas Design.

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According toproperty records, Seacrest's abode has been taken on and off the market since 2018. Before this listing, it was put on the market for $22 million in April 2025 and removed later that year in November.

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‘Survivor’ Fans Are Not Happy With Donald Trump

Survivor fanswere upset overDonald Trump's presidential address interrupting the 2-hour-long episode of Season 50 on CBS. The network released a statement, confirming that the show will start at its usual time but will be paused for 20 minutes for the president'sspeech. It resumed from where it left off and went on for an extended 20 minutes, past its end time.

Survivor fans are angry at Donald Trump for his speech timing

Fans didn't like that Trump's presidential address popped up between the exciting episode of Survivor Season 50, which now features 17 contestants out of 24 competing for the prize. Episode 6 premiered on 8 p.m. ET/PT on CBS but was halted midway because of the president's speech.

In an earlier statement, CBS confirmed details about the broadcast, saying, "CBS News will air a special report for President Donald J. Trump's live primetime address to the nation from the White House, Wednesday, April 1, at 9 p.m., ET. CBS News' Tony Dokoupil will anchor the coverage." They reassured fans that the show will resume shortly after the speech and will air entirely, with the broadcast extended beyond its scheduled end time as needed.

Despite the reassurance, fans were still upset over the interruption in between their favorite show, taking to social media to share their thoughts. A userwrote, "Why does he always do this during Survivor."

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Another oneadded, "Get Trump off my screen im tryna watch survivor booooo … boooo." A third fanwrote, "I don't want Trump harshing my Survivor vibes." Other reactions also included, "As if he would finish a speech in 20 minutes hah."

Following the president's speech, the episode was announced to resume at 9.20 p.m. and go on until 10.20 p.m. before broadcasting America's Culinary Cut. The timings were tweaked not just for Survivor on CBS but also for other shows like Chicago Fire on NBC and The Masked Singer on Fox.

Originally reported by Shazmeen Navrange onMandatory.

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Girl who went missing at 13 years old in 1994 is found alive

A 13-year-old Arizona girl who disappeared nearly 32 years ago has been found alive, the Gila County Sheriff's Office said Wednesday.

The disappearance of Christina Marie Plante from Star Valley, a small community in a mountainous area northeast of Phoenix, in 1994 sparked an extensive search that included volunteers, the sheriff's office said.

Although the case went cold, it was never closed, and it was periodically re-reviewed, the sheriff's office said. It was assigned to a cold case unit after the unit was formed.

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"Utilizing advances in technology, modern investigative techniques, and detailed case review, detectives developed new leads that ultimately led to a breakthrough," the sheriff's office said in a statement.

The sheriff's office said that out of respect for Plante's privacy, additional details were not being released Wednesday.

When she disappeared on May 16, 1994, she was reported to have last been seen going on foot to a stable where her horse was kept, the sheriff's office said in a missing person poster.

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NASA's moon mission has begun — here's what's ahead for the Artemis II astronauts

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — NASA's first crewed moon mission in more than 50 years is underway.

NASA astronauts Reid Wiseman, Christina Koch and Victor Glover and Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansenlaunched Wednesday evening on a 10-day journeyto circle Earth and the moon.

"After a brief, 54-year intermission, NASA is back in the business of sending astronauts to the moon," NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman said Wednesday at a post-launch news briefing.

The launch of the Artemis II mission was the first time thatNASA's Space Launch System rocketand Orion spacecraft carried human passengers into orbit.

The flight is intended as a step toward a planned moon landing in 2028.

An estimated 250,000 space fans flocked to central Florida to see the Artemis II mission lift off. Though a few minor issues cropped up during the countdown, they were resolved quickly, and the rocket made a stunning ascent through cloudless skies.

Now that the astronauts have reached space, they will have little downtime. For their first 8½ hours in orbit, the crew is tasked with testing out the Orion capsule's various systems, including the potable water dispenser, the toilet and the air quality control system.

Another crucial test is to practice a docking procedure using the Space Launch System's upper stage as a target. The technology demonstration will be crucial for future Artemis missions, during which astronauts will need to dock with a commercially built lunar lander before they travel down to the moon's surface.

On Thursday, NASA will prepare for a major engine burn to send the Orion capsule toward the moon. Called the trans-lunar injection burn (TLI), the crucial maneuver is scheduled to take place roughly 24 hours into the mission. Flight controllers will meet earlier in the day to decide whether to proceed with the burn, which would put the astronauts on an irreversible path around the moon.

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"We're looking to make sure that the life-support systems work, the vehicle's healthy," Norm Knight, director of NASA's Flight Operations Directorate, said after the launch. "Once we commit to TLI, they have to function."

If all goes according to plan, theArtemis II astronautswill spend the following three days journeying to the moon.

Their next major milestone will come Monday, when they are scheduled to fly around the moon. When they do, they could venture farther from Earth than any humans have before, surpassing the distance record of 248,655 miles set by the Apollo 13 astronauts in 1970.

Over the course of the flyby, the Artemis II astronauts will come within 4,000 to 6,000 miles of the moon's surface,according to NASA. From that vantage point, the moon should appear about the size of a basketball held at arm's length.

As the astronauts swing around the moon, they will become the first to see parts of the lunar surface with human eyes. That is because the far side of the moon always faces away from Earth.

After the flyby, the astronauts will spend the final few days of the mission traveling back to Earth. They are scheduled to splash down in the Pacific Ocean off San Diego on April 10.

Artemis II is a key part of NASA's efforts to return astronauts to the moon and establish a long-term presence on the lunar surface. The agency eventually hopes to build a base on the moon.

Next year, NASA aims to launch the Artemis III mission, which will conduct technology demonstrations in low-Earth orbit with the commercially built moon landers. SpaceX and Blue Origin are developing landers to carry NASA astronauts from lunar orbit down to the moon's surface, so the mission could test one or both.

Then, NASA aims to launch the Artemis IV mission sometime in 2028 to land on the moon.

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Where Are the “Love on the Spectrum” Season 4 Couples Now? Here's Who Stayed Together and Who Left the Season Single

Season 4 of Love on the Spectrum introduced new cast members while revisiting fan-favorite couples from past seasons

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• Madison and Tyler got engaged after dating for a few years

• Newcomers like Logan, Emma and Dylan explored first dates and connections, with some relationships evolving into friendships

Season 4 ofLove on the Spectrumsaw the return of some fan favorites and the introduction of new cast members, too.

The Netflix show, which follows people with autism navigating the world of dating, returned for its fourth season on April 1.

The new season featured longstanding couplesMadison and Tyler,Connor and GeorgieandJames and Shelley, as well as newcomers Logan, Emma and Dylan.

The season saw them take further forays into romance, with tentative first dates, house-hunting, an amicable breakup and a tear-jerking proposal among the most eye-catching moments.

So, where are the 'Love on the Spectrum' season 4 couples now? From longstanding regulars to new arrivals, here are which couples are still together, and which cast members are still looking for their person.

Madison and Tyler

Madison, who first appeared inseason 3, returned for the new season,still with Tyler. She moved to Plant City, Fla., to be closer to him, and they see each other almost every day and go to church together weekly.

In episode 6,Tyler proposedand Madison gave "the easiest 'yes,' " before the couple shared the news with their loved ones.

Through being with Tyler, Madison said that she learned to "always prioritize your partner and show them how much you love them and care for them daily," while Tyler said, "Madison and I pray that our love story as an autistic couple inspires anyone on the spectrum who dreams of falling in love."

They often share updates on social media for fans, too. Theyattended the CMA Awardsin November 2025, while Madison posted photos of themfrom a Rascal Flatts concertin February 2026, and theyshared Valentine's Day messagesfor each other that same month.

Connor and Georgie

Connor, who first appeared inseason 2, found love with Georgie last season, and the pair shared their first kiss toward the end of the run.

At the start of season 4, the couple were still together, and Connor invited Georgie over to the U.K. to meet his grandfather and explore London.

However, their relationship ultimately came to an end after more than a year together. The couple decided to break up following a conversation in which Connor became frustrated when he felt Georgie wasn't listening to him express his feelings.

Ultimately, they realized they may have different senses of humor.

The pair have continued to stay in touch, but not romantically.

James and Shelley

James has been on the show since the first season. He met Shelley online, and they began dating toward the end of season 3. While James began the season living with his parents, the two went hunting for houses in episode 5.

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Now, they are officially homeowners.

The "ultimate team," as James described them, also went to Cape Cod on a trip together, where they shared moving conversations over dinner.

Logan and Hailey

Logan joined for season 4 and was hoping to find someone who shared his special interest in trains, with his mom Jessalyn and twin sister Neith helping him find love.

He previously had an imaginary girlfriend, Tifah, but went on a first date with Hailey in episode 2, in which they bonded over a love of cheesecake.

They later went on a second date — after he decided to break up with Tifah — before sharing a first kiss together, and Logan cooked for her family too. The pair met up again following filming, but Hailey decided that they would be better as friends.

Emma and Eric

Fellow newcomer Emma is a big fan of writing romantic fanfiction and expressed her hopes of romance through song on the show.

She shared how her greatest dream in life is to "get married and have a family," and opened up that she's often been in situations where she's liked somebody more than they liked her back.

Emma went on a date with Austin in episode 1, but decided not to take it further. She then met Eric at a tulip garden for their first date in episode 3.

They spoke about how they'd both like to get married and have children in the future, shared a hug and continued to see each other throughout the season. She later invited him to her birthday party, where he met her friends and family for the first time.

However, she ultimately decided they'd be better off as friends.

Dylan and Melissa

Dylan, who described himself as "kind and goofy and funny," was inspired by Shrek and Princess Fiona's love story inShrek. In the show, he met Caroline at a movie ranch for their first date, and they held hands and hugged and agreed to go on a second date.

However, she called him after and said that she didn't feel ready for a romantic relationship, and they ultimately decided to stay friends.

In episode 6, Dylan went on another date, this time with Melissa. They sat for a portrait together, and both said they were happy to meet again.

However, Dylan walked out of the season single.

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Woman allegedly throws substance on former Fleetwood Mac member: Sources

A woman who has allegedly been stalking former Fleetwood Mac member Lindsey Buckingham is believed to have thrown an unknown substance on the singer-guitarist before running off, sources told ABC News.

The incident unfolded on Wednesday as Buckingham arrived at an appointment in Santa Monica, California, sources told ABC News.

While Santa Monica police are not commenting, sources said the woman is known to law enforcement from previous incidents.

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The Los Angeles Police Department's Threat Management Unit is taking the lead on the case. The LAPD said in a statement, "To protect the integrity of the open and ongoing investigation, no further comment will be provided, at this time."

Buckingham joined Fleetwood Mac with his then-girlfriendStevie Nicksin 1975, and the couple became part of Fleetwood's best-known lineup, along with bassist John McVie and singer-keyboardist Christine McVie. Buckingham was a member of the group from 1975 to 1987 and from 1996 to 2018.

ABC News' Matthew Friedlander contributed to this report.

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Courtney Love Recalls Visit with 'Repulsive' Marlon Brando, Who She Thought for Years Was Her Grandfather

Courtney Love believed Marlon Brando might be her grandfather due to his alleged relationship with her grandmother Paula Fox

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• Love met Brando through Warren Beatty but found him "super repulsive"

• Paula Fox, Love's biological grandmother, gave up Love's mother for adoption

Courtney Lovethought for years thatMarlon Brandomight be her grandfather — and even though she's now certain he's not, she's opening up about their unimpressive meeting.

The Hole frontwoman, 61, said on Billy Corgan'sThe Magnificent Otherspodcast on Wednesday, April 1 that she long believed the legendary actor to be her grandfather, as he'd allegedly slept with her grandma, the novelist Paula Fox.

"When I met him, I thought he was super repulsive and that tracked. I was like, 'Oh, I must be related to this guy,'" she told Corgan.

Love said she was friendly with Brando's neighborWarren Beatty, and eventually "lobbied him" to facilitate a meeting between the two.

"'I just want to meet him. I don't want anything from Marlon Brando,'" she recalled telling Beatty. "And then Warren, he said, 'Marlon wants a note from you.' So I wrote him a note. 'I don't want anything from you.'"

At one point, after giving the Oscar winner her "word" that she had no ulterior motives, she used Brando's bathroom and eyed his toothbrush, knowing she could easily swipe it and use his DNA to uncover the truth about her lineage.

"Nah. Like, nah. Maybe I'm too much of a feminist, but I was like, 'I don't need your last name.' That's how I felt," she said. "Also, I gave my word. But I'm glad I didn't because it turned out he wasn't even my grandfather, so there's the comedy there."

Love did not identify her actual grandfather, but noted he was a very tall man.

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Both Fox, who died in 2017 at age 93, and Brando lived with noted acting teacher Stella Adler in the early 1940s, when Fox conceived Love's mother, Linda Carroll.

She later gave Carroll, now 81, up for adoption, and Love only learned in adulthood that Fox was her biological grandmother.

The two met just once, and the meeting was a volatile one.

"She's awful, she's awful. She's terrible!" Fox said of Love inThe Observerin 2013. "I met with her for an hour, and the hour was like an hour in the devil's pocket, for both of us… I don't want to be mean."

The singer, meanwhile, called Fox's "absolute dislike" of her "shocking and inexplicable."

Still, Love quipped to the outlet that "if you look at me before my first nose job, I kind of look like Marlon Brando."

Brando was the father of at least 11 children. He died in 2004 at 80 years old.

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