It’s the closest thing there is to a universal genre. That’s because, with rare exceptions, everyone falls in love, or at least wants to. And when you think about it, almost every movie is a love story.

On Thursday, the U.S. Open kicks off at the venerable Pinehurst No. 2 for the fourth time. The media coverage of the event will undoubtedly focus on past winners; the village of Pinehurst’s quaint New England style streets; and Donald Ross, the Scottish course architect who built the famed course. Acclaimed country singer Luke Combs, a North Carolina native, has voiced vignettes about the village for NBC’s coverage. Yet the spotlight is unlikely to travel across Highway 211 to Taylortown, a historically Black community whose population has provided the backbone to golf in the region for over a century.

The Rumors Were True: Anya Taylor-Joy Secretly Tied the Knot With Malcolm McRaeAside from some technical details, the rumors about Anya and Malcolm secretly getting married weren't just gossipy nonsense. By Leila KozmaApr. 3 2024, Updated 12:18 p.m. ET Source: Getty ImagesOne of the most in-demand actresses,Anya Taylor-Joy has weathered her fair share of dating rumors in the past. As she's such a private person, it was often hard to determine the details of her personal life.

Toby Mac's wife, Amanda Levy McKeehan, is a Jamaican-American celebrity spouse. She became prominent after marrying TobyMac, an American gospel producer and singer. She is one of the founders of Truett Foster Foundation, a non-profit organisation created to assist vulnerable kids. Amanda Levy McKeehan and TobyMac have been married for almost three decades. Their romantic love story with commenced in the early-1990s while they were in college. Currently, TobyMac's spouse has five children, including the adopted ones.

You may already have heard the warnings: Don’t overcharge your mobile phone. Make sure you unplug it from the charger after it reaches 100%. Don’t leave it charging overnight. Or else. The direness implicit in those imperatives may be overblown, but they’re not paranoid conspiracy dictums — you still shouldn’t overcharge your phone. Here’s why. Mobile phones contain a rechargeable lithium-ion (or li-ion) battery. Li-ion batteries charge faster than traditional rechargeable batteries.