TRUMP CRITICIZES ISRAELI STRIKE ON BEIRUT, SAYS "LET'S NOT BLOW" CHANCE FOR PEACE. (PHOTO).

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 Trump Criticizes Israeli Strike on Beirut, Says "Let's Not Blow" Chance for Peace Donald Trump has publicly criticized Israel's latest military action in Beirut, warning that escalating tensions could undermine efforts to secure a broader peace agreement in the Middle East. The U.S. president reacted after Israel carried out strikes in Beirut following reports that Hezbollah launched projectiles toward communities in northern Israel. Israeli authorities described the incident as a violation of the existing ceasefire arrangement. According to Israeli officials, the military targeted Hezbollah-linked sites in Beirut's Dahiyeh district in response to the launches. The operation was announced in a joint statement from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defence Minister Israel Katz. Trump later addressed the development on social media, expressing frustration over the timing of the strike. "This morning's attack on Beirut should not have happened," he...
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DOLLY PARTON SHARES NEW HEALTH UPDATE: 'I'VE STILL GOT SOME HEALING TO DO'. (PHOTO)

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 Dolly Parton shares new health update: 'I've still got some healing to do'


Dolly Parton, the 80-year-old country icon, shared a heartfelt video update with fans on May 4, touching on her health and her first year without her late husband, Carl Dean. 


She reassured viewers that despite past challenges including a kidney stone and infection in 2025 she is doing well. 


With her trademark humor, Parton compared her body to an “old classic car” needing tune-ups, joking that while her “spark plugs” may need changing, she’ll never lose her spark.


Parton also highlighted her ongoing projects, including plans for a hotel and museum in Nashville and the reworking of her autobiographical Broadway musical DOLLY: A True Original Musical. 


She expressed regret over missing her Las Vegas residency shows but encouraged fans to enjoy themselves and promised future opportunities to connect, whether in New York or elsewhere.


On a more personal note, Parton reflected on life after Dean’s passing in March 2025, following nearly six decades of marriage. 


She admitted the first year without him was difficult but expressed deep gratitude for the love and support she received from fans and friends. 


Her message balanced vulnerability with optimism, underscoring her resilience and commitment to both her art and her audience.

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