Bad News! Forest Mecchi Died: The Napa community mourns an untimely loss, a tribute to a vibrant soul cut short.The Napa community mourns the loss of Forest Mecchi, a vibrant soul whose untimely departure has left an indelible void. Despite the mystery surrounding his passing, the memories of Forest’s warmth and kindness endure as a testament to his enduring legacy. A photograph, capturing his spirit and joy, now serves as a tangible link to a life tragically ended too soon, symbolizing the profound impact he had on those around him.

The following article contains spoilers for ‘Big Brother 25’ through Oct. 26’s live eviction episode. Recommended Videos Big Brother 19 champion Josh Martinez doesn’t want to see Big Brother 25’s Bowie Jane Ball join the winners’ circle, according to a few X posts from the 29-year-old Floridian. And it’s because of how she handled the season’s second double eviction. “Bruh I’m sick of this s***,” Josh wrote while the episode was airing on CBS.

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But what’s most interesting about “The Great” is that which makes it a fundamentally different beast than McNamara’s earlier effort: Despite all that acidity, this is at heart an idealistic, optimistic story—even if that optimism puts its characters at terrible risk. It’s about the death of naivete and the birth of something just as pure but far more potent. In its ten-episode first season, “The Great” charts the transformation of Catherine, Empress of Russia (Elle Fanning) from guileless romantic to political animal; it is not an easy path, which was true for the real Catherine as well.