Friends: The Reunion is here, sitcom fiends. Fans have been hearing about it for a while. Some speculated it would be a lost episode, but that was fake, fake news. As it turns out, it's a doco-interview with core cast members. All these years later, fans getting a deep dive behind the scenes, and off the screen. There will be readings of classic Friends scenes, a fashion show, and some big reveals. There will be never-before-seen footage that never made the cut until now. And it's all set to premiere on the beloved sitcom's 25th anniversary. Let's take a little peek, right now!

We started off 2021 with Olivia Rodrigo's hit single stuck in our heads. How could we let an 18-year-old who only just got her driver's license consume our music intake and give us all the feels? Clearly, she did something right because her song "Drivers License" hit the Rolling Stones Top 100 Song Chart, breaking the record previously held by Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion. But now, this new driving diva has faced some hard realities.

Love and magic are always in the air come Valentine's Day. But this year, February 14, 2021, would be exploding from love, all thanks to one very exciting announcement. Meghan Markle and Prince Harry revealed that they would be expecting their second child! At this point, it didn't matter if someone was spending the day of love alone or with someone special; this news was enough to fill the hearts of everyone across the world.

Since spending more time inside, youngsters across the globe have had to find new ways to entertain themselves. While some have spontaneously given themselves bangs or pierced their noses, others have jumped on the TikTok bandwagon. To many, TikTok may seem like a platform for teens to shake their hips and video themselves crying for likes, but for others, it's a way to make a boatload of cash. But who are the highest-paid TikTok stars? Read on to find out.

Let's be honest; there are so many options on Netflix nowadays that it would take you about 10 years to even scratch the surface of the TV shows and movies on the streaming service. And then by that point, you'd need another decade to catch up on the new additions you missed while you were doing that. There's just not enough time in our lazy, couch-obsessed lives to watch everything, but sometimes there are certain shows that stick out. And Bridgerton has definitely stood out.

Anyone who's anyone will recognize Jerry Seinfeld for his NBC show, Seinfeld, that he created in 1988 alongside fellow comedian, Larry David. The show aired until 1998 and is considered one of the best sitcoms of all time still today. Following its historic final episode, Jerry decided to return to his stand up career, and his fans have seen less and less of him on TV and in movies. Popular Everything is diving into what the comedic genius has been up to and is here to give you the insight on where you can find him today.