Why Celebrity Grandmas Are Having a Moment, from Ari's 'Nonna' to Sydney Sweeney's 2 Grans

Ariana Grande and Marjorie ‘Nonna’ Grande.Photo:Kevin Mazur/AMA2016/WireImage Kevin Mazur/AMA2016/WireImage No matter how famous these stars get, they can always count on getting support from some special women in their lives: their grandmothers.FromFlorence Pugh’s red carpet moment with her “Granzo Pat” in Venice to Nonna Grande’s history-making feature onAriana Grande’s latest album, see how these famous faces are keeping their grandmas close to their heartsandinvolved in their busy lives. No matter how famous these stars get, they can always count on getting support from some special women in their lives: their grandmothers.

Why Climate Activists Are Gluing Their Hands to Treasured Works of Art

Photo: Extinction Rebellion Victoria/Twitter Activists across the globe are gluing themselves to some of the world’s most precious pieces of art to raise awareness for one of the most pressing issues facing humanity:climate change. The most recent protest took place Sunday at the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne, Australia, where two activists from international group Extinction Rebellionglued their handsto the perspex covering Pablo Picasso’s"Massacre en Corée" (Massacre in Korea), according toBuzzfeed News.

Why Damian Lillard Shows Up for Kids in His 'Rough' Hometown: 'I Fought the Same Battles That They Fight'

Photo: Courtesy Kicks Crew NBA star Damian Lillard believes the children growing up in his “rough” hometown neighborhood in Oakland are now exposed to more “bad” influences than he experienced growing up. So, he felt compelled to go back. When he was young, Lillard says, “drugs and crime” were prevalent near his home in Brookfield, a neighborhood in the eastern part of the city. He and his friends had little access to sports equipment at the local recreational center and park.

Why Did a Man Who Livestreamed Himself Shooting a Homeless Person Get 3 Years in Jail?

Hoyt Webb.Photo:KREM 2 News/YouTube KREM 2 News/YouTube An Idaho man who admitted to livestreaming himself shooting and seriously wounding a homeless person in downtown Spokane, Wash., was sentenced to 39 months in jail. In a plea agreement with prosecutors, Hoyt Webb, 36, of Coeur d’Alene, pleaded guilty to second-degree assault,online court recordsshow. The shooting left the victim, Thomas Hatch, 47, suffering from life-threatening injuries, including losing a kidney and half of his bowels as well as damage to a coronary artery,Fox28 Spokanereports.

Why Did Martha Stewart Go to Prison? A Look Back at Her 2004 Fraud Case

Martha Stewart exits court after the sentencing phase of her conviction on a stock-trading scandal on July 16, 2004 in New York City.Photo:Spencer Platt/Getty Spencer Platt/Getty Martha Stewarthas been many things inher lifetime: A best-selling author, a successful entrepreneur, an Emmy-award-winning television host — but in 2004,she spent five months behind barsfor lying about a stock trade. Stewart’s legal troubles began more than two decades ago when her career was at its peak.