Bruce Willis and Demi Moore were married from 1987 until 2000. They met at a movie screening and were married just a few months later in Las Vegas.

"We were moving to the gambling tables when Bruce said, 'I think we should get married.' We'd been joking about it on the flight there, but suddenly it didn't seem like he was kidding," Moore wrote in her memoir, The Sun reported.

Willis and Moore called it quits in 1998 but are still friends. They share three daughters: Rumer, 36; Scout, 33; and Tallulah, 31.

On March 30, 2022, Moore and Willis' family announced that he was stepping back from acting after receiving an aphasia diagnosis.

"We wanted to share that our beloved Bruce has been experiencing some health issues and has recently been diagnosed with aphasia, which is impacting his cognitive abilities," Rumer Willis, his eldest daughter with Demi Moore, said in a post on her account. "As a result of this and with much consideration Bruce is stepping away from the career that has meant so much to him."

"As Bruce always says, 'Live it up' and together we plan to do just that," the statement concluded.

Gwyneth Paltrow and Brad Pitt dated from around 1994 to 1997 after meeting on the set of "Se7en." They were a red-carpet power couple, and they even sported matching haircuts and outfits.

However, despite Pitt proposing, the two ended things in 1997.

"I was such a kid," Paltrow told Howard Stern in 2015, adding, "You can't make that decision when you're 22 years old.

"I wasn't ready, and he was too good for me," she added.

The pair previously met at a dinner party hosted by now-disgraced producer Harvey Weinstein and went on to be costars on the set of "Shakespeare in Love" and "Bounce."

They called things off in 2000.

"I just think we have a very different sort of value system," Gwyneth told Entertainment Weekly in 2003, adding that he was "a great guy."

Paltrow recently gave her blessing to her ex and Jennifer Lopez, who married in July 2022 after initially splitting in 2004. 

When asked about how she felt about Affleck and Lopez finally tying the knot, Paltrow responded, "Love!!! So romantic!!! Very happy for them," in an Instagram Story during a fan Q&A, according to People.

But Lopez and Affleck split again, finalizing their divorce in January 2025.

Winona Ryder and Matt Damon had a brief but public romance, and they even attended the Golden Globes together in 2000. However, not long after that, they split up amicably. 

"Matt couldn't be a greater, nicer guy. I'm really lucky that I'm on good terms with him," Ryder told Black Book in 2009.

Johnny Depp and Winona Ryder's whirlwind romance became one of the most iconic relationships of the 1990s.

The pair met in 1989 when Ryder was just 18 and Depp was 27, while Ryder was buying a Coke at the premiere of "Great Balls of Fire!" in the lobby of New York's Ziegfeld Theater.

"It was a classic glance," Depp said, according to Rolling Stone, "like the zoom lenses in 'West Side Story,' and everything else gets foggy."

Ryder recalled that when she met Depp, she was a "pure virgin" and had never been in a relationship before.

"There's been nothing in my 27 years that's comparable to the feeling I have with Winona," Depp told People after meeting Ryder.

Five months after meeting, the pair were engaged. Depp also famously got "Winona Forever" tattooed on his right arm, which he altered to "Wino Forever" after the pair split in 1993. 

Kate Moss and Johnny Depp dated from 1994 to 1998. However, despite only dating a few years, they certainly made an impact as one of the chicest couples of the '90s.

During that time, they had a few famous bust-ups, including, as reported by The New York Times, when Depp destroyed his room at the Mark Hotel in New York City in 1994. Felony mischief charges were dropped after he paid more than $9,000 in fines. Depp also reportedly filled a bathtub with bottles of champagne worth $1,000. 

"There's nobody that's ever really been able to take care of me. Johnny did for a bit. I believed what he said. Like if I said, 'What do I do?' he'd tell me. And that's what I missed when I left," Moss told Vanity Fair in 2012. "I really lost that gauge of somebody I could trust. Nightmare. Years and years of crying. Oh, the tears!"

However, Moss and Depp appear to have reconciled their relationship in recent years. During Depp's tumultuous defamation trial against Amber Heard in 2022, Moss took to the stand to vouch for Depp's character and dispute claims that he once pushed her down the stairs.

The "Pretty Woman" heartthrob and supermodel met at a barbecue hosted by photographer Herb Ritts in the late 1980s. A few years later, the pair spontaneously wed in a Las Vegas ceremony complete with aluminum-foil wedding rings.

However, Gere and Crawford split in 1995 after four years of marriage. 

"I think part of the problem in our relationship was that we were a lot of other things but I don't know if we were ever friends — like peers, because I was young, and he was Richard Gere," she said in an interview with Marc Maron on his podcast in 2016. "And then, as I started kind of growing up and growing into myself — it's hard to change the nature of a relationship once you're already in it."

Crawford also said she and Gere haven't really kept in touch after they went on to marry other people. 

Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee got married in 1995, just four days after meeting.

Throughout their four-year marriage, the pair were consistently involved in one scandal or another, from over-the-top public displays of affection to a leaked sex tape that was documented in the 2022 Hulu series "Pam & Tommy."

Anderson and Lee finally called it quits in 1998, but they went on to have an off-and-on relationship over the following decade. They share two children: Brandon Thomas Lee, 28, and Dylan Jagger Lee, 27. 

"I've spoken to Tommy a few times. It's always cordial and we ramble to each other sometimes and I can tell we miss each other's voice. But he's moved on. He has a wife," Anderson said about her relationship with Lee in an interview with Interview Magazine in 2023.

"And the last thing I want to do is be disruptive in anyone's life. Not that I could be. They're probably like, 'Oh god, here she goes again.' But it's part of my story," she continued.

In "Pamela, a Love Story," Anderson's Netflix documentary about her life and relationship with Lee, she spoke to her eldest son, Brandon, about his father, saying she loved him for "all the right reasons."

"I don't think I've ever loved anybody else," she said.

"It's impossible to be with anybody else. But I don't think I can be with Tommy either. It's almost like a punishment," she continued.

Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown met at the Soul Train Music Awards in 1989, when both were at the top of the music charts. However, it wasn't exactly love at first sight. 

"I and some friends of mine were sitting behind him," Houston told Rolling Stone of their first encounter. "I was hugging them, we were laughing, and I kept hitting Bobby in the back of the head … I leaned over and said, 'Bobby, I'm so sorry.' And he turned around and looked at me like, 'Yeah, well just don't let it happen again.' And I was like, 'Oooooh, this guy doesn't like me.' Well, I always get curious when somebody doesn't like me."

Their relationship weathered many ups and downs. According to Biography, Houston turned down Brown's first marriage proposal, but they were eventually married on July 18, 1992. In March 1993, Bobbi Kristina Brown, their only child, was born.

However, in the mid-2000s, news broke of problems in their marriage, including drug use and rumors of infidelity. During the marriage, Brown had multiple run-ins with the law. CNN reported in 2003 he was accused of striking Houston across the face, however, he was not convicted and denied ever hitting her. Houston also entered rehab on two occasions for her drug abuse.

"I never cheated, I never did none of that stuff," she told Oprah Winfrey in 2009, two years after the pair divorced. "I just did the drugs."

Whitney Houston died on February 11, 2012, after accidentally drowning in her bathtub. Their daughter, Bobbi Kristina, died in 2015.

According to InStyle, Hugh Grant and Liz Hurley met on the set of Spanish film "Remando al viento," or "Rowing With the Wind," in 1987. The pair quickly became one of the most photographed couples in the world.

However, their relationship hit a snag when Grant was famously arrested in 1995 for soliciting lewd conduct with a sex worker named Divine Brown. He was later sentenced to pay a $1,000 fine and attend an AIDS training program, The Guardian reported.

"I felt like I'd been shot," Hurley told Barbara Walters in 1995 of her initial reaction to Grant's indiscretion.

The pair worked through the scandal and stayed together for another five years before breaking up. They've remained friends over the years.

Nicole Kidman and Tom Cruise met while working on "Days of Thunder" and were married from 1990 to 2001.

"He basically swept me off my feet," Kidman told Vanity Fair in 2002. "I fell madly, passionately in love. And as happens when you fall in love, my whole plan in terms of what I wanted for my life—I was like, 'Forget it. This is it.' I was consumed by it, willingly."

Despite appearing to be one of the most steadfast couples in Hollywood, Kidman and Cruise later divorced.

Cruise went on to marry actress Katie Holmes in 2006, but they divorced in 2012. Also in 2006, Kidman wed country singer Keith Urban, with whom she has two children.

Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain and Courtney Love met in a nightclub in 1990 and got married just a few months after meeting.

At the time, Nirvana was at the height of its popularity. The couple became pregnant with daughter Frances Bean a few months into their marriage, during which time they tried to get clean from drugs. 

Their relationship ended in tragedy when Cobain died in 1994 at 27 years old. His death was determined a suicide.

"He is considered to be the rock star who didn't want fame, the weak pathetic guy who was taken over by this controlling female, and yadda yadda," Love told Loudwire in 2015. "He's a hard act to follow. I love him and I always will." 

David Bowie and Iman met in 1990 at a dinner party, where it was apparently love at first sight for the "Rebel Rebel" singer. 

"My attraction to her was immediate and all-encompassing," he told Hello! magazine in 2000. "I couldn't sleep for the excitement of our first date. That she would be my wife, in my head, was a done deal."

The pair married two years after meeting. Iman later said that they fell in love with who they were to each other behind the scenes. 

"I didn't want to get into a relationship with somebody like him," she told The Guardian in 2004, according to Biography. "But as I always said: I fell in love with David Jones. I did not fall in love with David Bowie. Bowie is just a persona. He's a singer, an entertainer. David Jones is a man I met."

The pair kept their marriage and relationship relatively out of the spotlight after Bowie gave up touring in 2004. On January 10, 2016, he died at the age of 69 from liver cancer.

"I will never remarry," she told Porter magazine afterward. "I mentioned my husband the other day with someone, and they said to me, 'You mean your late husband?' I said, no, he is always going to be my husband."

David and Victoria Beckham met in 1997 when she was well known as "Posh Spice" and Beckham was reaching international fame for Manchester United. In fact, it was the team that brought them together.

"Yes, love-at-first-sight does exist," Victoria told British Vogue in 2016. "It will happen to you in the Manchester United players' lounge — although you will get a little drunk, so exact details are hazy."

The pair got engaged in 1998 and wed a year later in a lavish ceremony in Ireland. Over their decades of marriage, David has reportedly gifted Victoria 14 different engagement rings, according to W Magazine. 

They have now been married for 25 years and share four children: Brooklyn Beckham, 25; Romeo James Beckham, 22; Cruz Beckham, 19; and Harper Seven Beckham, 13.

While Justin Timberlake and Britney Spears' relationship didn't reach superstar status until the early 2000s, they began dating in the late '90s, years after meeting on the set of "The Mickey Mouse Club."

"When people [in the public] get too personal, it bothers me. But I'm not ashamed at all to say that I love him from the bottom of my heart. As far as love is concerned, with him, too much is not enough. He's everything," she told The Guardian in 2001. "It is a deeper love now than when I was younger. Like, we've gone through so much together and we've known each other since we were 12 years old. We know each other inside and out."

Britney and Justin broke up in 2002, not long after cementing themselves as an iconic power couple.

In 2021, Timberlake apologized for speaking derogatorily about Spears in an interview and for not speaking out during the "Free Britney" movement concerning her conservatorship. He also addressed the controversy over his infamous Super Bowl performance with Janet Jackson, who was ridiculed in the press after a wardrobe malfunction on stage.

"I specifically want to apologize to Britney Spears and Janet Jackson both individually, because I care for and respect these women and I know I failed," Timberlake said in an Instagram post. "Because of my ignorance, I didn't recognize it for all that it was while it was happening in my own life but I do not want to ever benefit from others being pulled down again."

Ree Drummond's recipe for Bolognese is an ideal meal to make in a slow cooker because the longer you cook it, the better it gets. Throw your ingredients — such as crushed tomatoes and browned meat — into the slow cooker at the start of the day to have a simmering pot of sauce by dinner time.

Serve with freshly cooked pasta and top with Parmesan cheese.

Taste of Home's recipe for chicken Parmesan is an elegant option for Valentine's Day. For making it in the slow cooker, the process is similar to using the oven or the stove, but there's no frying involved. 

Cooking a leg of lamb in a slow cooker might sound complicated, but using the kitchen tool actually takes some of the guesswork out of when the meat is done.

"Leg of lamb is so good as it breaks down in the slow cooker," Chef Hugh Acheson previously told Business Insider. "Cooking in the slow cooker and then finishing another way is going to make sure your meat is at its best. Whether that means re-searing the meat or throwing it under the broiler, you might want to think about other steps to really finish off your meal."

Acheson's recipe for slow-cooked leg of lamb can be found in his book, "The Chef and the Slow Cooker."

For a simple, fresh date-night dinner, try poaching salmon fillets in a slow cooker with lemon, vegetable broth, and dill, according to one recipe by Delish. Pair with vegetables, mashed potatoes, or some kind of grain to wow your date.

Taste of Home's recipe for slow-cooker short ribs screams "special occasion." Short ribs get very tender in the slow cooker, and this recipe makes a sauce for serving over the meat, mashed potatoes, or other vegetables.

Meatballs are a perfect match for a slow cooker. Mix your meatball ingredients, form the meatballs, and broil them on each side to brown them before adding them to the slow cooker. 

This meatball recipe by Chef Savvy also includes a tomato sauce, meaning all you'll have to do at dinner time is boil the spaghetti.

While pot roast may sound like an old-fashioned dish to make, it's a longtime favorite for a reason. This dish not only evokes feelings of nostalgia but is a filling, stick-to-your-bones meal ideal for a cozy night in with your loved one.

This simple slow-cooker pot-roast recipe only requires five ingredients, including a surprising one: gingersnaps.

To make Eat Well's creamy garlic pork chops and potatoes, you'll need pork chops, mushrooms, and potatoes, plus ingredients for the decadent cream sauce that goes on top.

The sauce adds much-needed moisture to both the potatoes and the pork chops while adding flavor from the garlic and Parmesan cheese.

By cooking the piece of meat in the slow cooker over a long period of time, it will get tender while still retaining its moisture. For added flavor, cook it with garlic, carrots, and beef stock, as The Pioneer Woman suggests.

Celebrity chef Martha Stewart's recipe for slow-cooker mac and cheese is one easy option.

"It is important to use pungent cheeses, such as sharp cheddar, mixed with a little Gruyere or pecorino Romano for extra bite, since the white sauce and pasta will absorb a lot of flavor," Stewart wrote on her website.

I purchased the chicken thighs, but many of the other ingredients I already had in my kitchen. This made the recipe pretty affordable to make.

I preheated my oven to 375 degrees Fahrenheit, according to the recipe by Craving Home Cooked.

The recipe only calls for 2 pounds of chicken thighs, but I ended up adding two bone-in, skin-on chicken drumsticks in order to have some leftovers for the week, or for my family of three to each have two pieces of chicken if they liked.

Right away, the chicken began sizzling and filling the kitchen with a truly heavenly scent.

Searing the chicken adds a delicious crispy texture to the finished dish.

I've never fried chicken before, but I was pleased with the final result.

It was important to work fast in order to not burn the garlic — you just want it to be fragrant.

I seasoned the sauce with a touch more salt and pepper and brought it to a simmer, stirring it lightly together to melt the cheese and allow the ingredients to fully combine.

Before putting the pan in the oven, I ladled a small amount of the creamy sauce and sun-dried tomatoes over the chicken to allow it to bake with all of the extra flavors.

When I removed the pan from the oven, my kitchen filled with the delicious scent of fried chicken and sun-dried tomatoes.

I was pleasantly surprised by how easy it was to make, given that little to no vegetable prep was needed and the cooking time was so short compared to other roast-chicken recipes I've made.

The flavors all came together perfectly, and the sauce from the chicken added some delicious moisture and flavor to my side dishes.

The chicken was so tender that you hardly needed a knife to cut through it, and the skin was crispy and flavorful from the seasonings. The savory sauce clung to everything on the plate and added even more flavor with the cream and sun-dried tomatoes.

The combination of flavors created a creamy, Italian-inspired meal that would be perfect for a dinner party or cozy date night in.

Overall, I couldn't have been more impressed with this viral recipe, and I could immediately understand why so many people love it — and why it might even inspire a marriage proposal.

The home is located at 973 Fifth Avenue, which is near the corner of Fifth Avenue and 79th Street in Manhattan. It occupies 25 feet of prestigious Fifth Avenue real estate.

Henry H. Cook, the original commissioner of the building, hired the architectural firm of McKim, Mead, and White to lead the project.

Construction on the building began in 1902 and was completed in 1907, two years after Cook's death in 1905.

There are only a few Beaux-Arts-style mansions still remaining in New York City.

Key characteristics of Beaux-Arts architecture, which was popular in the US in the late 19th century and early 20th century, include "a focus on symmetry," classical features like columns or pediments, and "highly decorative surfaces," such as carved doorways and crown molding, according to the Chicago Architecture Center.

White is one of the most famous architects in history. He is known for his style inspired by the Italian Renaissance and is one of the most famous architects to emerge from the Gilded Age in Manhattan.

He is also famous for his death, which was shrouded in scandal.

On the night of June 25, 1906, Pittsburgh millionaire Henry Shaw shot and killed White at Madison Square Garden because of a prior relationship between White and Thaw's wife, chorus girl Evelyn Nesbit, the National Park Service reported. Nesbit was just 16 when she met White.

White was 52 when he died, and much of his architectural legacy was tainted by the scandal in the years after his death.

However, he is now recognized as one of the most influential architects of the early 20th century.

In the decades following the Gilded Age — and amid financial challenges and changing tastes and values — many of the largest mansions in New York City were torn down or repurposed.

Co-listing agent Andres Perea-Garzon of Corcoran told Mansion Global that this home is one of only five mansions designed by Stanford White still in existence in New York City.

Of those, only two — including this one — are single-family townhouses in Manhattan.

The floorplan has been updated from White's original design but retains many of his choices.

The renovated morning kitchen, pictured above, has a Carrara marble waterfall island that reflects more modern trends.

The home has also been updated to reflect 21st-century living, with upgrades like a "modernized" elevator and nine restored wood-burning fireplaces, per the listing.

The home has five separate kitchens, including a family kitchen, a chef's kitchen, a butler's pantry, a staff kitchen, and a serving kitchen.

The scullery and butler's pantry also each have a dumbwaiter to accommodate service across the entertaining levels.

Many of the home's most impressive features, including its limestone flooring and staircase with a wrought-iron railing, have been restored to their original condition.

The mansion, which spans over 16,000 square feet and has 11 bedrooms, seven full bathrooms, and three half-baths, was cut from its original price of $72.5 million in 2023, The New York Post reported.

Inside the home's double grand parlors, there are 16-foot-high ceilings fitted with wooden beams as well as hand-carved marble fireplaces, according to the listing.

The home embodies upper-crust living with a climate-controlled wine cellar, a steam room, a linen room, and a silver and jewelry vault.

Every room across its seven floors has a separate HVAC zone, per the listing. Humidifiers and a water purification system were also added.

The listing states that the home can be used as a private residence, an embassy or mission, a nonprofit foundation office with a limit of 50 employees, or a non-commercial art gallery.

The home is located on Cook Block, a zoning district that restricts buildings to six stories or fewer for a full city block. This prevents new construction from restricting the home's sweeping views.

"As one of the last private mansions of its kind, 973 Fifth Avenue is an irreplaceable masterpiece, fully restored to its original grandeur while discreetly integrating modern luxury at the highest standard," the listing reads.

I ordered the burger as part of the chain's "2 for $2X" deal, which also allowed me to get an order of boneless wings and a chicken tender basket.

However, the burger typically costs $16.99, excluding tax, at the location I visited in Brooklyn, New York.

This year, Applebee's teamed up with the NFL as the league's official grill and bar partner, recognizing overlap between their customer base and NFL viewers.

"We know our guests are football fans," Applebee's chief marketing officer Joel Yashinsky told Business Insider, adding, "This season, we've been all in on the NFL."

Data collected by Applebee's in April showed that 64% of its guests were interested in or very interested in the NFL, and around 34% had watched the NFL in the past year, which helped shape the chain's strategy for the football season, Yashinsky said.

The burger patty's exterior was noticeably dark, initially making me worry that it had been overcooked beyond the medium level I had requested.

However, to my surprise, it was incredibly juicy and even leaned slightly toward medium-rare.

The thick slices of red onion added a lot of bold, tangy flavor, as well as a delightful amount of crunch to each bite. I also thought the lettuce and tomato slices tasted fresh.

Although this burger didn't come with any sauce, it was still moist, thanks to the melted cheese and a buttery bun.

I ordered the All-American Cheeseburger at my local Buffalo Wild Wings in Brooklyn, New York. It cost $14.49, excluding tax.

I typically regard Buffalo Wild Wings as a chicken chain, known for its traditional and boneless wings, so I was surprised by how much I enjoyed this classic cheeseburger.

The All-American Cheeseburger came with two beef patties, American cheese, shredded lettuce, tomato, and pickles.

Each patty had a crispy exterior and was generously coated in gooey, melted cheese.

It differed slightly from the Applebee's burger in that it already came pre-topped with mayonnaise and mustard, adding even more moisture to this juicy burger.

The mayonnaise and mustard added extra moisture and flavor to this burger, but honestly, it didn't even need it.

It felt like an upgraded take on a classic fast-food cheeseburger, instantly transporting me back to childhood with its fresh toppings, crispy beef patties, and perfectly melted, tangy cheese.

The second patty made a noticeable difference in making this burger even more filling and juicy, elevating the overall experience. And at just under $15, it was also an excellent value.

Before we go any further, I do have to admit that I've never been a fan of barbecue sauce, from practically any chain. I find it too sticky and sweet, and it lacks the heat I typically look for in a chicken wing.

However, I tried to judge Wingstop's hickory-smoked barbecue wings as impartially as possible.

The chicken wings were fried, but the thick, sticky sauce seemed to slightly overpower the crispiness of the wings.

I was impressed by the amount of actual chicken meat inside the Wingstop wings I tried.

The hickory-smoked barbecue flavor was sweet and smoky, with a rich balance of sweet, tangy, and savory notes. However, when it came to sauces, the barbecue simply landed at the bottom for me in terms of personal preference.

The garlic Parmesan wings came coated in a generous smattering of cheese, which had partially melted when I opened the box.

The rich smell of cheese and garlic immediately hit my nose, making my mouth water.

Overall, I really liked the savory garlic and the richness of the Parmesan cheese.

I'd definitely recommend these wings for people who prefer a mild or non-spicy wing. They pack a ton of buttery flavor into a small bite.

Bellah told BI that the flavor was tested and developed in Southeast Asia and that the chain is aware that sweet and spicy flavors are especially popular among younger consumers.

"We could easily add a whole bunch of stuff, but if it's not going to be the best, we don't want to do it. So our goal is to always serve the best flavor, the best wings that we possibly can," Bellah said.

The sauce itself was sweet and somewhat similar to an Asian barbecue sauce, with a slight kick.

The slightly sweet flavor of the sticky sauce was complemented by the slight spice from the red chili sauce, making for a balanced flavor profile I'd definitely order again.

Wingstop doesn't offer Buffalo sauce on its menu, but it does have its Original Hot sauce, which is the chain's version of Buffalo.

The sticky sauce coated my fingers as I enjoyed these wings, which were perfectly sized — not too big or too small — with just the right amount of tender chicken.

This was the spiciest wing flavor I tried, but still isn't the spiciest sauce offered by Wingstop. The chain also offers an Atomic flavor that really brings the heat.

The sauce had a complex depth, balancing a bold vinegar tang with a buttery richness, finished with a slightly smoky spice that wasn't overwhelming.

The heat didn't overpower the flavor — instead, it enhanced it.

I've heard from multiple people that hot honey is their favorite Wingstop flavor, by far — and I had to agree.

While the wings do have "hot" in their name, diners who don't like spice shouldn't be alarmed. They had a very slight kick to them but definitely didn't have me reaching for a glass of milk.

The wings had a distinct buttery, sweet flavor to them with just the right amount of salty flavor and spice that seemed to linger on my tongue, without being overpowering.

While I enjoy saucy wings, these crispy fried wings were crunchy on the outside while keeping the chicken inside tender and juicy.

The slight hint of spice, crispy texture, and buttery flavor of these wings struck the perfect balance.

The Hunt family has owned the Kansas City Chiefs since the team was founded in 1959 by Lamar Hunt, a founding member of the American Football League.

Clark Hunt, the son of Lamar Hunt, inherited the team — alongside his siblings and mother — when his father died in 2006. Clark is also a founding investor-owner in Major League Soccer and the chairman of Hunt Sports Group, which oversees the operations of the Chiefs and FC Dallas. 

Gracie Hunt is the daughter of Clark and Tavia Hunt, who married in 1993. She has two younger siblings: Knobel Hunt, 22, and Ava Hunt, 19. 

Long before Lamar and Clark Hunt were considered football royalty, oil tycoon Haroldson Lafayette Hunt was known as one of the wealthiest men in America.

The New York Times reported that H. L. Hunt founded the Hunt Oil Company in 1936 and used his fortune from the oil business to invest in other industries such as publishing, cosmetics, and pecan farming.

At the time of his death in 1974, H.L. Hunt had an estimated net worth of between $2 billion and $3 billion (between $11.5 billion and $17.3 billion in today's money, when adjusted for inflation).

He divided his wealth among his 14 surviving children, Forbes reported.

In 2024, Forbes estimated that the Hunt family is worth an estimated $24.8 billion. In addition to their sports empire, they continue to own oil and gas companies around the world.

It appears that a love of sports runs in the family.

"Soccer was my first love," she told People in 2021. "I wanted to play in college. I won the championship when I was in high school with my high school team, and played club as well."

However, despite her ambitions to play soccer at the college level, Hunt said she had to find a new passion after multiple injuries prevented her from playing professionally. 

"After suffering four concussions, that was a dream that I could no longer pursue, which is really hard when you work your entire life to be good at something," she said. "I had to find a new dream."

Hunt's mother, Tavia Hunt, was also crowned Miss Kansas USA in 1993. Hunt has frequently spoken about how her mother inspired her to start doing pageants, and how the experience brought them together.

"It's really nice to get to walk down a road with someone who has been down that path before," Hunt told People in 2021. "It really has just bonded us so much."

Prior to becoming Miss Kansas, Hunt was crowned Miss Texas International in 2018 and Miss Texas Teen International in 2016.

According to Hunt's personal website, she completed two full marathons and two half-marathons in 2022.

She also serves as a Unified Champion Ambassador for the Special Olympics and is the founder of her own philanthropic organization, Breaking Barriers Through Sports, which seeks to "give people a positive identity and confidence through athletics and living a healthy lifestyle," according to her website.

Hunt is frequently seen taking photos on the sidelines of Chiefs games and attending press conferences with her family. She also acts as an NFL brand ambassador and, according to her website, loves sharing her "favorite game day looks and style finds."

Hunt graduated from Southern Methodist University in 2021, where she earned a bachelor's degree in sport management. She is pursuing a master's degree from the University of Kansas.

"What keeps me grounded first and foremost is my faith and my relationship with Jesus Christ and then having a solid family that believes in me, that encourages me in what I want to pursue, and that gives it to me hard when they know that [I] need to improve in this area," Hunt told Her Campus in 2018.

She also described her father, Clark Hunt, as someone who "loves God first, loves his wife second, and loves all of us as a family better than anything I could've ever hoped for."

Hunt frequently posts photos and videos from the sidelines of Chiefs games. In addition to her Instagram page, Gracie runs a blog called Living Gracefully, where she shares fitness and beauty tips and her "sideline style." 

Hunt has attended Swift's "Speak Now" tour, "Reputation" tour, and, most recently, the Eras Tour. They've also snapped a picture together in Swift's suite at a Chiefs game.

In an Instagram post in December 2023, Hunt wished Swift a happy birthday, writing, "Happy birthday to this queen! Bright, beautiful, beyond talented, and engaging…easiest decision Time Magazine ever made for Person of the Year. Hope it's your best & most blessed year yet!"

Hunt has also shown her support for Swift and Kelce's relationship. 

"First of all, I think we're all so excited to see two such phenomenal people happy," Gracie told OutKick the Morning podcast host Charly Arnolt in December 2023, People reported. "I mean, it's so easy for us to cheer for and for the entire world to cheer for because they're wonderful for each other, and it's just been so fun to watch this love story unfold."

Since making their relationship public in September, Hunt and Keith have made numerous appearances together, including at the Breakaway Music Festival and Hallmark's premiere screening of "Holiday Touchdown: A Chiefs Love Story."

Keith, 33, was a quarterback at East Carolina University in Greenville, North Carolina. He graduated with a bachelor's degree in communications in 2014 and is now a real-estate broker.

The Chiefs hope to become the first team ever to win three back-to-back Super Bowl titles when they take on the Philadelphia Eagles at Sunday's game in New Orleans.

After the Chiefs qualified for the Super Bowl, Hunt took to Instagram to share a series of photos of her celebrating after winning the 2024 AFC Championship.

"All glory to the King of Kings for the most incredible season," she wrote in the caption.

To make The Pioneer Woman's recipe, you'll need:

• 8 oz. cream cheese, softened
• 1/2 cup Buffalo sauce
• 1/3 cup ranch dressing
• 1/3 cup blue cheese crumbles
• 2 cups chopped, cooked chicken
• 2 cups sharp cheddar cheese, divided
• 4 scallions, thinly sliced, divided

You could leave your cream cheese out on the counter for a while, or microwave the bowl of cream cheese for around 45 seconds like I did. I then used a spatula to slightly mix the cream cheese to make it even softer and easier to combine with the other ingredients. 

I used the spatula to gently fold the sauce and cream cheese together, rather than mixing it together vigorously. 

It might take some extra effort to get all the clumps of cream cheese to combine. I didn't have one, but you could also use an electric mixer to ensure all of your ingredients are fully combined. 

I bought mine from a local Key Food grocery store in New York City for $8.99, excluding tax. 

I then used a large chef's knife to chop and shred the chicken into smaller pieces. You'll need about 2 cups of chicken meat for this recipe, which I found to be roughly half the rotisserie chicken. 

I used the same spatula to mix the ingredients.

I found that I had the perfect amount of dip for the casserole dish I used. 

I also grated a little bit more over the top of the dish for some added cheesiness. 

I let the dip rest for about five minutes before serving it at a friend's party. 

The dip itself had a lot of flavor and got rave reviews from the guests. You could really taste the blue cheese and cheddar, while the scallions added a hint of freshness that I haven't had in any other Buffalo dip I've ever made. It was also perfectly spicy, without being overpowering. 

I would definitely make this recipe for my Super Bowl party or any gathering with friends. Not only was the recipe incredibly easy to follow and only took me 30 minutes from start to finish, but the result was beyond delicious and flavorful.

To make Joanna Gaines' recipe, you'll need:

• 1 cup shredded chicken breast
• 8 ounces of cream cheese, at room temperature
• 1/2 cup grated yellow cheddar cheese
• 1/2 cup hot sauce
• 2 tablespoons finely chopped chives
• 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
• 1/8 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
• 1/8 teaspoon garlic powder

You'll need to either let the cream cheese come to room temperature or microwave it for a few seconds, like I did, to soften it slightly. Since I had already shredded some chicken from the previous recipe, I used the leftovers in this recipe. 

This recipe made far less dip than the other one, but you can double or triple the recipe if you need to.

After spooning the dip into an airtight container, I popped it in the fridge for an hour to cool and set. After it was done, I removed it and spooned the dip into a small bowl for serving.

I also thought Gaines' recipe could have used more spice — I could barely taste the Buffalo sauce and it definitely didn't have the same kick as the previous dip. The finely chopped chives added a bit of flavor, but I preferred the stronger taste of the scallions. 

While this recipe was so easy I could have practically made it with my eyes closed, I didn't think it had the same amount of flavor as the dip that took longer to make. 

The Pioneer Woman's dip was warm, comforting, and a standout dish at the party I served it at.

I did like that Gaines' recipe required fewer ingredients — if you don't count the seasonings — and only took 10 minutes to make, not counting the 1 hour it took to set in the fridge. Using an electric mixer also made the process a breeze.

However, I'm not sure I would want to serve Gaines' version to my family. It tasted fine, but it didn't bring the wow factor I found with the more elaborate, flavorful recipe from Ree Drummond.

"You can definitely use the air fryer if you like crispy foods, appetizers, and chicken wings," said Todd Porter and Diane Cu-Porter, the bloggers behind Air Fryer World.

One suggestion they had for air-fried game-day foods is air-fried chicken wings.

"Wings are awesome in the air fryer! The hot circulating air makes them naturally crispy, but for extra crunch use cornstarch for an awesome crust," they said.

To follow Air Fryer World's recipe for ultra-crispy wings, toss your slightly dried chicken wings with your desired spices and olive oil. Make sure your air fryer is pre-heated to 400 degrees Fahrenheit before adding them. When they're done, usually in under 10 minutes, toss your wings in your favorite sauce and put them on the table, ready to eat.

Another recommendation for an easy, game-day appetizer is Air Fryer World's recipe for jalapeño poppers with bacon. To make them, start by stuffing hollowed-out jalapeño peppers with cream cheese and cheddar, wrap them in bacon, and cook for 10 to 12 minutes at 380 degrees Fahrenheit until the bacon is crispy.

You can also buy premade frozen poppers and use the air fryer to crisp them up, by following this recipe.

To make them, roll mini sausages or hot dogs in some crescent dough and set your air fryer to 325 degrees Fahrenheit, according to this Pillsbury recipe. For an even cook, you want to ensure the pigs in a blanket aren't overcrowded, so you might want to make them in rounds if you're making a lot.

However, they should only take a few minutes to get nice and crispy, so they'll still be on the table by kickoff.

Frozen tater tots can easily be made in the air fryer by spraying an even layer with a little cooking spray and tossing them halfway through the cooking cycle.

Then, get to work choosing your toppings. You can create a loaded tater-tot bar, with additions like sour cream, chopped green onion, shredded cheese, queso, store-bought salsa, or guacamole. 

If you want to go the extra mile, sauté some bacon or chorizo in a saucepan and top your loaded tots to your heart's content.

These "fries," which The Recipe Critic calls "a low-carb, keto-friendly snack," pair well with the dipping sauce of your choice, be it ketchup, ranch, or even a spicy mayo. For a little added flavor, mix garlic powder or cayenne into your breading before tossing it with olive oil-topped zucchini slices.

To make, pre-cook your hollowed-out potato skins and place them inside the air fryer, skin-side down, according to one recipe by Air Fryer Eats.

When they're almost crispy, fill them with your choice of cheese and stick them back in the air fryer for a few minutes. Then, top with bacon, green onion, or sour cream.

Whether you choose to go classic Italian with your flavors or dip your cooked meatballs in barbecue sauce, making meatballs in an air fryer is much faster than a typical oven and will be just as delicious.

Air Fryer World recommends placing an even layer of meatballs into the air dryer and baking them at 350 degrees Fahrenheit for between seven and 12 minutes until they're golden brown. 

You can either bread your own shrimp, like this recipe from All Recipes, or follow the instructions on the back of most frozen coconut-shrimp packages for cooking them in the air fryer.

Serve with a tartar sauce or spicy mayo.

Air Fryer World says that for perfectly crispy dumplings, you'll want to spray them with a little cooking spray before frying them. To get both sides evenly cooked, flip them over at the eight-minute mark and continue cooking for a few more minutes until they're done.

Serve with a little soy sauce and green onion.

You can make your favorite stuffed mushroom recipe as normal before air-frying them, or go with Air Fryer World's recipe for cheesy stuffed mushrooms. Either way, moisten your air fryer basket or foil with cooking spray or olive oil and arrange your stuffed mushrooms evenly in the air fryer.

Pork sausage also works well as a filling, but you can also use spinach and cream cheese for a vegetarian twist.

Cook them at 360 degrees Fahrenheit for between six and eight minutes, before adding the cheese and cooking for another two minutes.

The exhibit opened to the public on January 27, 2025, on International Holocaust Remembrance Day, which marked the 80th anniversary of the Auschwitz concentration and extermination camp's liberation.

Frank was one of 1.5 million Jewish children killed by Nazi officials and their collaborators, the exhibit creators said. The Holocaust claimed the lives of 6 million Jewish people.

The exhibit is similar to the installation inside the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam.

However, the actual Anne Frank House is unfurnished, making this exhibit the only way to see how the annex, which occupied two full floors, an attic space, and a loft inside the home, would have looked between 1942 and 1944.

Anne was 13 when she moved to the Annex with her mother, Edith; her father, Otto; and her older sister, Margot, 16. Four others also lived with them: Hermann and Auguste van Pels, their 15-year-old son Peter, and Fritz Pfeffer, a dentist.

The New York City exhibition spans over 7,500 square feet of gallery space between the recreated rooms and a separate space with photographs and other artifacts.

"The recreated Annex is not just a historical space; it is a gateway to understanding the past and, crucially, learning from it," Leopold told BI.

"As we move further into the 21st century, it is imperative to find ways to engage new generations with Anne's story. While rooted in a specific historical moment, her experiences resonate far beyond her time, speaking to our shared humanity and the moral choices we all face," he continued. "This exhibition does more than remember Anne; it challenges each visitor to reflect on how history can inform our responses to hatred and injustice in our own communities today."

The Franks, who had left Germany for Amsterdam in the 1930s, moved into the Secret Annex, as it came to be known, after Margot received a summons to report to a labor camp in Germany.

The entrance was located behind a bookcase in the back of Otto Frank's office building.

The ground floor of the office building was used as a workshop for the Pectacon company, which sold herbs and spices, and the first and second floors were used as storage and office space.

A staircase was later constructed to lead from the main house's first floor to the second floor. It opened out onto a landing where, when the Franks entered into hiding, a revolving bookcase was placed in front of a door that entered into the annex.

The families lived primarily on the second and third floors of the building, above the warehouse on the ground floor and office building on the first floor.

A few members of the office staff, known as the "helpers," knew about the people hiding in the annex and helped to conceal them from the warehouse workers and outsiders.

The bathroom had a sink and toilet, which the eight inhabitants shared, requiring them to take turns using them in the morning and at night.

At night, the kitchen and dining room was converted into Hermann and Auguste van Pels' bedroom.

Space was limited inside the annex, so it was vital for the inhabitants to rely on each other for support and to share the space peacefully. In the morning, the families had to wear socks and be as quiet as possible so as not to tip off the warehouse or office workers about their movements.

The family enjoyed a quick reprieve during the weekday lunch break, when the helpers would come up to the annex for lunch and discuss the latest news from the war.

After the workday ended around 6 p.m., the annex inhabitants were able to move freely about the entire office building.

A standard evening inside the annex involved Otto Frank writing business letters on the typewriter and Margot and Anne doing various chores around the house. The two older women would also cook dinner for everyone in hiding using the supplies brought to them by the helpers, according to the Anne Frank House.

However, as the war raged on and access to high-quality food dwindled, food became less and less appetizing to the family, and especially to Anne.

"Blech, the mere thought that I have to eat that swill makes me nauseated," she wrote in her diary, according to the Anne Frank House.

After dinner, the families would relax by reading, conversing, or listening to the radio before transforming their living areas into bedrooms.

When the sun set, the windows would also be blacked out in order to conceal the family moving about the annex, and they would all have to be silent again.

The pair fought over the use of the writing desk.

Anne, a spirited teenager, felt that desk time should be split evenly between herself and Pfeffer, but he disagreed.

"Pfeffer looked very sullen, didn't talk to me for two days and made a point of sitting at the table from 5 to 5.30 anyway... childish, of course," she wrote, according to the Anne Frank House.

Much is speculated about Peter and Anne's relationship. She wrote that she wasn't very fond of him when he and his family first moved into the annex.

However, a romantic spark soon developed between the pair, who were both longing for someone to talk to about their circumstances.

She had her first kiss with him on the bed of his small room below the annex's attic.

The exhibition includes more than 100 original collection items, from Anne Frank's first photo album to handwritten verses written by Anne Frank in her friends' poetry albums.

Otto Frank, the annex's sole survivor, famously refused to refurnish the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam.

"After the Anne Frank House had been restored, they asked me if I wanted to have the rooms refurnished. But I said, 'No. They took everything out during the war, and I want to keep it that way,'" he said in an interview in 1962, according to the Anne Frank House.

"The exhibition provides perspectives, geared toward younger generations, that are certain to deepen our collective understanding of Anne Frank and hopefully provide a better understanding of ourselves," Leopold said in a statement.

"By bringing this exhibition to New York — a place with many ties to Anne's story — the Anne Frank House is expanding the reach of our work to encourage more people to remember Anne Frank, reflect on her life story, and respond by standing against antisemitism and hatred in their own communities."

Olson recommends her recipe for slow-cooker meatballs on game day.

"I love grape-jelly meatballs, which only have three ingredients," she said. "They're so good everyone will ask you for the recipe."

Another recipe by Spend With Pennies suggests placing your seasoned, raw meatballs into the slow cooker, topping them with sauce, and letting the slow cooker finish them off.

Brats with onions, peppers, and garlic simmered in the slow cooker along with beer are another one of Olson's favorite game-day recipes.

"When the guests arrive they get to choose when they want to eat since the slow cooker keeps these brats nice and warm during the game," she wrote on her website, The Magical Slow Cooker.

Plus, you can even choose peppers to reflect the colors of your favorite team.

"Brisket is a natural partner for the slow cooker, as a gentle braise renders it meltingly tender," Kim Laidlaw wrote in her cookbook, "Everyday Slow Cooking: Modern Recipes for Delicious Meals."

Laidlaw's recipe for slow-cooked braised brisket includes garlic, onion, dry red wine, carrot, and chicken or beef stock, with a chimichurri sauce.

"One dish I think is so versatile is pork shoulder in a slow cooker with broth and a little salt and pepper," Laidlaw told Business Insider. "I just braise that and then you can turn into so many different things."

One of the best ways to utilize slow-cooked pork shoulder is to make pulled-pork sliders with all that tender meat. Then, top with barbecue sauce and slaw.

Olson's recipe for slow-cooked Buffalo chicken wings calls for thawed chicken wings, hot sauce, and unsalted butter. To get the wings super crispy, make sure to remember to remove them from the sauce after 2.5 hours of cooking and broil them in the oven before adding them back to the slow cooker.

One of the benefits of using a slow cooker is starting with a basic protein and jazzing it up.

From Mexican-food-inspired spices to Indian simmer sauces, there are lots of ways to transform shredded-chicken dishes into something show-stopping by adding it to tacos, sandwiches, or salads.

If you want to add some carbs to your game-day menu, look no further than a piping hot pot of mac and cheese. Olson's recipe uses cream cheese, milk, sharp cheddar, and white sharp cheddar.

Celebrity chef Martha Stewart's recipe for slow-cooker mac and cheese is also easy to make.

"It is important to use pungent cheeses, such as sharp cheddar, mixed with a little Gruyere or pecorino Romano for extra bite, since the white sauce and pasta will absorb a lot of flavor," Stewart writes.

One of the benefits of making a slow-cooker Buffalo chicken dip — or any other side dish in a slow cooker — is that the recipe can be prepared well ahead of time and reheated when you're ready to eat.

"There are so many different dips that can be made in the slow cooker, you can make Buffalo-chicken dip, bacon-cheeseburger dip, cheesy bean dip, Rotel and Velveeta Dip, and even artichoke dip," Olson said. "I like to serve all these dips with tortilla chips. Can't choose one dip? Make two or more for a variety for your guests."

"I often make a queso verde dip in my slow cooker for game days," Olson told Insider.

Her recipe for queso verde uses white Velveeta cheese, salsa verde, milk, and sour cream.

Spicy chili and chipotle turkey chili is another recipe you can leave simmering all day until you're ready to dig in. Paired with some cornbread, you've got a hearty meal that will last until the final whistle blows.

"I use three slow cookers for a nacho bar, which is a great way to utilize those smaller slow cookers," Olson said. "I use one slow cooker for nacho cheese (store-bought), one for seasoned ground beef, and one for refried beans. I also make a toppings bar that has salsa, sour cream, guac, olives, onions, and tomatoes."

Antonoff, a six-time nominee this year, wore a black suit with a white T-shirt underneath. His wife, Qualley, wore an ivory tulle skirt paired with white ballet flats.

Teigen wore an eye-catching mermaid dress designed by Christian Siriano, while Legend wore a uniquely patterned brown suit designed by Louis Vuitton.

Partridge didn't walk the red carpet with his girlfriend, but the two were spotted inside. He wore a black suit with a white T-shirt.

Rodrigo walked the red carpet in a vintage Versace dress with a plunging neckline and multiple cutouts.

The Pentatonix singer opted for a monochromatic brown look with a jacket accented with a large rose brooch.

His husband, Manio, complemented him well with a brown shirt and blazer, and light-pink pants.

Klum and Kaulitz both chose light neutrals for the evening. Klum wore a strapless silver gown with detached puffy sleeves, while her husband, the Tokio Hotel guitarist Kaulitz, wore an all-white look with beige sneakers.

Babyface wore a black suit with lapels encrusted in crystals. His girlfriend, Tischendorf, wore a skin-colored gown also covered in crystals.

Sulewski wore a jade-green dress with a cowl neckline. She walked the red carpet with her boyfriend, Finneas, a four-time nominee this year. He wore a monochromatic brown suit designed by Zegna.

Hilton wore a '70s-inspired shimmering golden gown with a matching cape and gloves. Reum wore a black checkered suit jacket with black pants.

Ballerini's makeup and hair were flawless, and the neckline shape of her black beaded minidress added intrigue to an otherwise safe option.

However, the entire Tamara Ralph look was overwhelmed by the oversized off-the-shoulder opera coat that trailed behind her.

The "Selling Sunset" star's Galia Lahav look, which featured a lace, boned bodice and wide-legged pants, would've worked as a white jumpsuit, but the added skirt is too much — it's more bridal than red carpet.

Smith has never been one for subtle red-carpet fashion, and the 2025 Grammys were no different. The castle headpiece veered too odd for our tastes, and his Louis Vuitton suit was part-classic, part-cartoonish with its oversized arms and nipped-in waist.

The TikTok star's look had too much going on. The pink and gray mismatched panels almost look unfinished, and the triangular clasp on the waist doesn't match with the rest of the look.

The saxophonist would look more at home at Comic-Con in this superhero-inspired golden ensemble.

It featured a spandex one-piece, a shimmering gold cape, and metallic golden boots.

Kahan's ivory suit and pants were an odd pairing with a pure-white shirt and tie — and the pants look like they could use an iron or a fresh press.

Grammy winner Sierra Ferrell walked the red carpet in a pearl-covered ball gown that was more costume than couture. The look featured a pearlescent tulle overskirt that overwhelmed her, and the matching scepter and headpiece were just a little too over-the-top.

Poppy walked the red carpet in a look by Simone Rocha that featured a red jacket that slightly resembled a raincoat and a light-pink tulle skirt. The final look seemed a touch too juvenile for the glamorous event.

St. Vincent wore a business-inspired look that featured an open-front, black blazer, and fishnet tights. Finished with a pair of white dress socks, the look felt too casual for the Grammys red carpet.

The first-time Grammy nominee wore a vintage gown by Jean Paul Gaultier from the design house's spring/summer couture 2003 collection.

Sabrina Carpenter wore a backless gown by JW Anderson with feather detailing.

The sibling duo rocked matching monochromatic looks. Finneas wore Zegna, while Billie Eilish wore a full Prada ensemble and hat.

Cardi B wore a sequined gown by Roberto Cavalli with a flowing feather train.

Raye wore a floor-length black gown by Armani Privé and De Beers jewelry.

The "That's So True" singer wore a custom gown and veil by Chanel.

The singer, who toured with Grammy nominee Charli XCX last year, wore a custom Prada suit.

Chrissy Teigen wore a daring sheer gown by Christian Siriano.

Benson Boone elevated a classic menswear silhouette in Dolce & Gabbana.

The "Guess" singer took to the red carpet in a custom gown by Ludovic de Saint Sernin for Jean Paul Gaultier and accessories by Bucherer Fine Jewelry.

The "Wicked" star walked the red carpet in Louis Vuitton.

Shaboozey wore a grey-leather houndstooth jacket, black pants, and a De Beers brooch.

The "Deeper Well" singer wore a fringed gown by Ralph Lauren with a tank-style top.

The pop superstar, who could break the record for most album of the year wins, rocked a custom red minidress by Vivienne Westwood. She accessorized the look with red heels and a leg chain with a tiny "T."

The "Denial is a River" singer walked the red carpet in a Thom Browne gown that resembled a suit and tie.

"I feel incredible," she told E! on the red carpet. "I'm in Thom Browne head to toe. I feel like a doll."

Olivia Rodrigo walked the Grammys red carpet in a vintage Versace gown.

Miley Cyrus wore a leather gown with bold cutouts by Saint Laurent.

Paris Hilton wore a '70s-inspired gold gown and sheer cape.

Coco Jones, who was nominated for best R&B song and best R&B performance, wore a red silk gown with bold cutouts.

Willow Smith wore a bold star-covered lingerie set and flowing black jacket. Her look was designed by Versace.

Lady Gaga walked the red carpet in a custom Vivienne Westwood gown similar to the jacket worn on the cover of her coming album, "Mayhem."

Alicia Keys wore a Baroque-inspired gown with dramatic earrings.

J Balvin wore an oversize black coat on the Grammy Awards red carpet.

Mikayla Geier wore a red gown with a balconette-style neckline.

Janelle Monáe wore a navy Area suit, which was more toned down for the singer — a purposeful choice, her stylist Alexandra Mandelkorn told The Hollywood Reporter.

"We pulled things that were more avant-garde, a bit more wacky and out there, but that doesn't feel like the mindset right now," Mandelkorn said, referencing the recent Los Angeles wildfires.

Beyoncé, who didn't walk the red carpet, accepted her award for best country album in a crystal-covered paisley gown and Lorraine Schwartz jewelry.

Swift was just 17 years old when the song charted, making her the youngest artist in history to achieve the top spot on the country charts.

"Our Song" peaked at No. 16 on the Billboard Hot 100 charts, becoming the third consecutive Hot 100 top-40 single from Swift's debut album, "Taylor Swift." 

"I will never forget this moment because in this moment everything I have ever wanted has just happened to me," she said as she accepted the award, E! News reported.

She was 19 at the time.

"Country music is my home," 20-year-old Swift later told reporters in the Grammys press room, Billboard reported. "Country music is my love. But to have it organically crossover this year? It's just been fantastic. I think the healthiest thing you can do when making music is [to] remove stereotypes from it."

Billie Eilish later beat Swift's record as the youngest recipient of the album of the year award. Eilish was 18 when she won the award in 2020.

Swift also won the award for best music video for "Bad Blood" and best pop vocal album for "1989."

At the 2021 Grammy Awards, Swift won album of the year for "Folklore," her ninth studio album, which she wrote and produced entirely during the COVID-19 lockdown.

The album is regarded as one of Swift's best works and became the best-selling album of 2020, Rolling Stone reported.

The only other artists who have won album of the year three times are Stevie Wonder, Frank Sinatra, and Paul Simon.

At the 2024 Grammy Awards, Swift made history when she took home the top award for her 10th studio album, "Midnights," becoming the first and only person to have won the award four times. 

In her acceptance speech, Swift thanked Jack Antonoff, her longtime collaborator and "Midnights" producer, and praised her fellow nominee Lana Del Rey.

"I would love to tell you that this is the best moment of my life, but I feel this happy when I finish a song or when I crack the code to a bridge that I love or when I'm shotlisting a music video or when I'm rehearsing with my dancers or my band or getting ready to go to Tokyo to play a show," Swift told the crowd.

Swift surpassed Michael Jackson, who holds 26 awards, and Whitney Houston, who holds 22.

Swift was also recognized with the "Artist of the Decade" award at the 2019 AMAs and performed a medley of some of her most popular songs.

Swift broke the record, per Guinness World Records, with 29 hits, including recent releases like "Fortnight," featuring Post Malone, and classics like "Mine" and "Bad Blood."

She was nominated for six awards at the 2024 Grammys, including for song of the year for "Anti-Hero." This marked Swift's seventh nomination for song of the year, the most of any artist.

She broke the record again this year after she received a nomination for "Fortnight."

She has never won the award, but was previously nominated for "You Belong With Me," "Shake It Off," "Blank Space," "Lover," "Cardigan," and "All Too Well (10 Minute Version)."

Before 2024, she shared the record with Paul McCartney and Lionel Richie, who have six nominations in the category.

Shania Twain previously held the record, spending 97 weeks at No. 1 on the Top Country Albums chart. However, Swift broke the record in 2022, spending 99 weeks at the top of the country charts.

The song, which is just over 10 minutes long, beat out longtime record holder Don McLean, whose eight-minute track "American Pie" held the top position for four weeks in 1972.

Swift's "All Too Well (10 Minute Version)" is an extended version of her original song, which was released on "Red" in 2012.

She broke her own record after her "Fortnight" music video, which she also directed, won the top prize. In her acceptance speech, Swift talked about the energy on set while she was making the video and publicly acknowledged Chiefs player Travis Kelce as her boyfriend.

"Something that I'll always remember is that when, when I would finish a take, and I'd and I'd say cut, and we'd be done with that take, I would always just hear someone cheering from across the studio where we were shooting it, and that one person was my boyfriend, Travis," she said in the speech.

All 10 entries were from Swift's latest album "Midnights."

At the top of the list the week that Swift broke the record was "Anti-Hero," the album's lead single.

Swift previously broke the record for the most-streamed album in a single day in Spotify history upon the release of "Midnights" and "1989 (Taylor's Version)."

"Red (Taylor's Version)" also previously broke Spotify's record for the most-streamed album in a day by a female artist on the day it was released, as Business Insider reported, with 122.9 million streams.

"On April 19th, 2024, THE TORTURED POETS DEPARTMENT became Spotify's most-streamed album in a single day, and Taylor Swift became the most-streamed artist in a single day in Spotify history," a post from Spotify on X wrote.

Swift had previously set this record with the release of "1989 (Taylor's Version)" and "Red (Taylor's Version)." Streams of Swift's catalog totaled over 122.9 million on the day "Red (Taylor's Version)" was released in 2021, about three-quarters of which came from the new album. 

Swift had also previously set the record for most streams in a single day by a female artist.

In December 2024, The New York Times reported that Swift's groundbreaking Eras Tour earned a record $2 billion, making it the highest-earning tour of all time for any music artist.

Forbes reported in October 2024 that Swift was worth $1.6 billion, making her the world's richest female musician.

The outlet reported that she became a billionaire in October 2023, in part due to The Eras Tour.

This location is locally owned and operated, so it is not included in the larger company's bankruptcy filing.

TGI Fridays Inc. owns 39 locations in the US, but there are 122 franchised locations in the US and 316 franchised international locations that are not included in the bankruptcy filing.

The soda at TGI Fridays was roughly the same size as the drink from Chili's and Applebee's. It cost $3.29, plus tax.

TGI Fridays also offered a cocktail menu, but it didn't seem as central to the brand as the margaritas for Chili's and Applebee's.

Chili's and Applebee's both advertised their drinks on prominently placed menus on the dining table, while TGI Fridays just had the regular cocktail section inside its standard menu.

Chili's and Applebee's also emphasized new, seasonal cocktails. Chili's offered a seasonal margarita of the month for $6, making the restaurants feel more playful.

The wings at TGI Fridays didn't come in a house Buffalo sauce but rather were tossed in Frank's Red Hot Buffalo sauce.

The order of eight wings cost $12.19, plus tax, which was cheaper than the wings from Chili's and Applebee's. These wings also came with a side of sliced celery sticks.

I was given a selection of drumsticks and flats in the order. However, while these wings were perfectly meaty and crispy on the outside, the sauce didn't blow me away.

These wings tasted like standard Frank's Red Hot sauce, just like countless others I've had before, with nothing unique or exciting to set them apart.

The cheeseburger includes all the classic toppings: tomato, lettuce, American cheese, red onion, and pickles.

While there's no sauce on the burger by default, ketchup is available on every table, and you could easily ask for mustard or ketchup to be added if you prefer.

The burger was priced at $12.49, before tax.

TGI Fridays is also offering a value meal deal that sells its classic cheeseburger with fries and a drink for $9.99, plus tax, which was the most affordable offer out of the three chains.

The bun was dry and untoasted, setting the tone for what turned out to be an overall burger experience that lacked a lot of flavor and moisture.

Although I requested my burger medium, it leaned toward well-done and lacked juiciness. While I appreciated the flavor of the meat itself and the toppings tasted fresh, my praise for this burger ended there.

I reminded myself that this is the chain's simplest burger, so perhaps it's only fair to expect a straightforward flavor profile without much pizzazz.

I arrived at an Applebee's in Brooklyn on a busy weeknight with two other people and was seated promptly.

I also expected to pay slightly more at this restaurant than at the Chili's and TGI Fridays restaurants I visited since they were both located in Massachusetts, not New York City. However, I found that the prices didn't differ greatly between the two states.

At my local Applebee's in Brooklyn, an order of nine classic bone-in wings costs $18.99, excluding tax and fees. They came with celery sticks and sides of ranch and blue cheese.

I also ordered a diet soda. It cost $3.29, plus tax.

The wings were tender and juicy, with the sauce delivering a rich, buttery flavor. The Buffalo sauce struck a great balance between its spicy kick and savory, buttery notes, creating a well-rounded flavor.

I ordered the burger as part of the chain's "2 for $2X" deal, which also allowed me to get an order of boneless wings and a chicken tender basket for about $30.

However, the burger typically costs $16.99, excluding tax, at the location I visited in Brooklyn, New York.

The exterior of the burger patty was quite dark, which initially made me worry it had been overcooked past the medium level I requested.

To my surprise, the burger turned out to be incredibly juicy and leaned slightly toward medium-rare.

The melted, tangy cheese enveloped the entire burger, creating a perfectly balanced bite. The thick slices of red onion added a bold flavor, while the lettuce and tomato were fresh.

Although this burger lacked a sauce, it remained far from dry, thanks to the melted cheese and a buttery bun.

Despite having similar ingredients to the TGI Fridays burger, this one tasted juicier and more flavorful.

I visited a Chili's in Massachusetts, but I've also been to the location in Queens, New York, before.

Chili's has always impressed me with its portion sizes, value-focused meals, and its famous Triple Dipper, which the company said is popular among younger customers. CNN reported in October that it accounts for 11% of Chili's sales.

It cost $3.29, plus tax.

Chili's offers boneless and bone-in wings in several flavors, including honey chipotle, barbecue, and Nashville hot.

The order of eight wings cost $14.99, plus tax.

The wings came in a selection of drumsticks and flats. Though they were a little on the smaller side compared to the wings from Applebee's, they were piping hot when I picked them up and fried to a golden crisp.

They also packed much more flavor than the other wings I tried, and the chicken meat inside was moist and juicy.

The wings paired well with the chain's signature ranch and decadent blue cheese dressing.

The Oldtimer burger, which I ordered with cheddar cheese, comes topped with pickles, lettuce, sliced tomato, diced red onions, and mustard.

It cost $13.29, plus tax, and was the largest burger I tried when it came to overall size.

I also could have ordered this burger as part of the chain's "3 For Me" menu and gotten an appetizer, the burger with fries, and a non-alcoholic drink, for $10.99, plus tax. This made me feel like Chili's was really serving up value.

The only downside was the generous serving of mustard smeared onto the burger patty. The mustard had a strong, sharp flavor, and while I do like mustard, it was a bit overpowering for me.

But the rest of the burger was impressive. The char on the slightly smashed patty was wonderfully crispy, and the other ingredients were incredibly fresh. The red onion added a nice punch of flavor, while the bun held everything together perfectly.

The food tasted high-quality, and I enjoyed the vibe and more youthful, playful atmosphere of both the restaurant and the menu.

The overall cost of the meal was pretty similar across all three chains, though, as I had expected, the Applebee's in New York was slightly more expensive than the two restaurants I visited in Massachusetts.

Even though the meal from Chili's wasn't the cheapest — the meal from TGI Fridays cost less — I thought it provided the best value when I considered the experience and taste of the food.

"I think a lot of brands mistake the lowest price point for being [the best] value, and I don't think that's giving consumers enough credit," Chili's CMO George Felix told Business Insider. "So for us, we believe value is the entire holistic experience of what you pay for what you get."

Ultimately, when it came to the most flavorful meal with the highest-quality-tasting ingredients, Chili's was the winner for me.

Mancini, pictured left, was the inaugural winner of the award.

Sinatra won his first of three album of the year awards in 1960.

Newhart starred in "The Big Bang Theory" as Professor Proton.

Garland was recently played by Renee Zellweger in "Judy," for which she won an Oscar — one award that eluded Garland.

The album was a musical spoof based on the Kennedys.

Released on February 25, 1963, it was the debut album by Barbra Streisand. She is a rare EGOT winner: She's won an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony.

This year marked the first time two people won the award.

Sinatra won consecutive album of the year awards in 1966 and 1967. He is one of only two artists to do so, the other being Stevie Wonder.

Until 2024 — when Taylor Swift won for the fourth time — Sinatra held the joint record for the most wins for this award.

The Beatles became the first band to win album of the year.

Campbell beat The Beatles and Simon & Garfunkel to the award this year.

Johnny Cash and The Beatles lost the award to Blood, Sweat & Tears.

Paul Simon also won twice as a solo artist. Therefore, he has technically won this award three times.

Carole King has won a total of five competitive categories, plus three honorary awards.

Harrison also won the award as a member of The Beatles in 1968.

Stevie Wonder won his first of three album of the year awards in 1974.

Wonder won consecutive awards in 1975 and 1976, the first person to do so since Frank Sinatra in 1966 and 1967.

This was the first of Simon's wins as a solo artist.

Wonder won his third album of the year this year, making it three wins in four years.

Fleetwood Mac beat John Williams and his "Star Wars" score to the award this year.

This year marked the first time the winner was listed as "various artists," as well as the first time a film's soundtrack or score won the award.

Billy Joel beat Donna Summer and Kenny Rogers to become the first winner of the 1980s.

Christopher Cross beat three-time winner Frank Sinatra to claim this award.

John Lennon won his second award with his wife, Yoko, following his first win with The Beatles in 1968.

Paul McCartney lost his first nomination for this award as a solo artist to the band.

Michael Jackson won eight awards this year.

Lionel Richie beat legend Tina Turner to the award this year.

This album contained two US No. 1 hits: "One More Night" and "Sussudio."

Simon won his second award as a solo artist this year.

This was the first of U2's two album of the year wins.

"Faith" contained hits such as "Faith" and "One More Try."

Bonnie Raitt beat Tom Petty's "Full Moon Fever" to this award in 1990.

Surprisingly, this was Quincy Jones's first win in this category, despite serving as a producer on several album of the year-winning albums.

Natalie Cole won the award this year, preventing nominee Paul Simon from winning his third award for album of the year.

As well as winning this prestigious award, Clapton is the only three-time inductee to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

This was Houston's only win in this category and only the second time a movie's soundtrack won this award.

This album was created as a result of Bennett's appearance on the MTV show "MTV Unplugged."

Alanis Morissette beat Michael Jackson and Mariah Carey to win this award.

Two years after her win here, Dion also won four Grammys for her "Titanic" song, "My Heart Will Go On."

In 2001, Dylan added to his awards collection with a best original song Oscar for "Things Have Changed" from the film "Wonder Boys."

Lauryn Hill beat Shania Twain and Madonna to win this award.

Santana won this award with their 18th studio album.

Steely Dan beat Radiohead, Paul Simon, Eminem, and Beck to win this award.

It was the third film to win.

Norah Jones won this award with her debut studio album.

OutKast is an American hip-hop duo consisting of Andre 3000 and Big Boi.

This same year, Jamie Foxx won the best actor Oscar for playing Ray Charles in the biopic "Ray."

This was U2's second win in this category.

The Chicks have won a total of 12 Grammys, including five in 2007 when they won this award.

This album is only the second jazz album to win this award and is a tribute album of cover songs written by Joni Mitchell.

Robert Plant was previously the lead singer of Led Zeppelin, who were never nominated for album of the year.

Taylor Swift became the youngest artist to ever win album of the year. This record has since been broken by Billie Eilish.

Arcade Fire beat Eminem, Katy Perry, Lady Gaga, and Lady A to win this award.

This was Adele's first Grammy win for album of the year.

Mumford & Sons beat Frank Ocean's "Channel Orange" to win this award.

Daft Punk won five Grammy awards this year.

Beck beat Beyonce, Sam Smith, Pharrell Williams, and Ed Sheeran.

Taylor Swift won her second album of the year award this year. She was the youngest person ever to win two.

Adele matched Taylor Swift's two wins (at this point) in this category with her own second win, following her first in 2012.

Bruno Mars has won 15 Grammys, six of which came in 2018.

This was the first year that the Grammys expanded this category to eight nominees. Musgraves beat Post Malone, Brandi Carlile, Janelle Monáe, H.E.R, Cardi B, Drake, and the "Black Panther" soundtrack.

Billie Eilish became the youngest-ever winner of this award at age 18, beating Swift's previous record of 20 years old.

At the time, she became the only woman to hold three album of the year wins, and only the fourth person to ever hold the distinction. Other artists who have won album of the year three times are Stevie Wonder, Frank Sinatra, and Paul Simon.

Swift broke that record in 2024 when she won album of the year for her 10th studio album "Midnights."

In 2022, Jon Batiste became the first Black artist since 2008 to win album of the year. Only 10 other Black artists have won album of the year since the award show's inception.

Batiste beat artists like Justin Bieber, Olivia Rodrigo, Taylor Swift, and Doja Cat. He was the most-nominated artist of the night with 11 nods. 

In 2023, Harry Styles won the award for his critically acclaimed album "Harry's House," beating out artists like Beyoncé, Adele, Bad Bunny, Kendrick Lamar, and Coldplay for album of the year.

"There's no such thing as best in music," Styles said while accepting the award. "I don't think any of us sit in studios thinking about what is going to get us one of these. This is so, so kind."

Taylor Swift made history when she took home the top award for album of the year at the Grammys in 2024 for her 10th studio album, "Midnights."

Swift, who was previously tied with Stevie Wonder, Frank Sinatra, and Paul Simon for most album of the year wins, is now the first and only person to have won the award four times.

Beyoncé won the top award of the night for the first time in her groundbreaking career.

She is recognized as the most decorated and nominated artist in Grammy history, yet she had never won the award for album of the year until the 2025 Grammys.

Kyra Kennedy was born on August 22, 1995. She is the second child of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and his second wife, Mary Richardson.

People reported that Kennedy and Richardson started dating before the politician's divorce from his first wife, Emily Ruth Black, was finalized in 1994.

Kennedy married Richardson that same year, and they were married until Richardson's death by suicide on May 16, 2012. The couple were estranged at the time of her death, The Guardian reported.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has two children with Black: Robert "Bobby" Kennedy III, 40, and Kathleen Alexandra "Kick" Kennedy, 36.

Kennedy had four children with Richardson: Conor Richardson Kennedy, 30; Kyra LeMoyne Kennedy, 29; William "Finn" Kennedy, 28; and Aidan Caohman Vieques Kennedy, 24.

Kennedy married his third wife, actor Cheryl Hines, in 2014. They have no children together, though she has a daughter from a previous marriage.

Harper's Bazaar reported that then-21-year-old Kyra was "the latest Kennedy making headlines" after she made her formal debut in society at a 2013 debutante ball in Paris.

The event, known as "Le Bal," was held at the Automobile Club de France in Paris, and all attendees wore haute couture. As reported by Harper's Bazaar, Kennedy wore Dior, whom she had already interned with when she made her debut.

Vanity Fair reported that other debutantes that year included Larry David's daughter Romy and Lady Amelia Windsor, a member of the British royal family.

Kennedy has been a longtime fashion enthusiast.

In addition to earning her degree from the Fashion Institute of Technology in Manhattan, she also held internships at Kenneth Cole and Dior, Harper's Bazaar reported.

The New York Times coined the term "Snap Pack" in 2016. The group was made up of uber-rich young people who lived and partied in Manhattan, and who documented their lives for their many devoted Snapchat and Instagram followers.

Kennedy's high-profile social circle also included people like Gaia Matisse, the great-granddaughter of artist Henri Matisse, Donald Trump's daughter Tiffany Trump, and up-and-coming fashion designer Andrew Warren.

In 2016, Page Six reported that Kennedy's dad, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., had barred her from using social media after her reported involvement in a "cyberbullying" scandal.

The tabloid reported that Kyra Kennedy, then 20, had used her Instagram page to write mean comments on an Instagram page owned by Allie Jones, a New York writer who had written a post about The New York Times' "Snap Pack" article for The Cut, a subsidiary of New York Magazine. She later deleted the comments, per Page Six.

Jones recounted the experience in another article for The Cut, titled, "I'm Being Cyberbullied on Instagram by a Kennedy."

"Mr. Kennedy has spoken to Kyra and informed his daughter that their family does not bully people. He has instructed her to shut down all of her social media accounts immediately," a representative for the politician told Page Six.

The ban didn't last forever, however, as the Daily Mail reported in September 2019 that Kennedy had resumed using her social media pages.

Kyra Kennedy did not immediately respond to Business Insider's request for comment.

In May 2016, she made her modeling debut posing for her friend and fellow Snap Pack member Andrew Warren's clothing line during New York Fashion Week, Harper's Bazaar reported.

According to her Instagram, she frequently attends brand pop-ups, fashion shows, and Fashion Week events held by major brands, from Gucci to Tod's and Louis Vuitton.

Kennedy now has over 30,000 followers on Instagram, where she documents her outfits, glamorous lifestyle, and travels.

Judging by her page, she still has many celebrity friends, including comedian Larry David's daughter Cazzie.

Kyra Kennedy did not respond to Business Insider's request for comment on this story.

She was born in 1988 and is the daughter of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Emily Ruth Black, his first wife and the mother of his two oldest children. (RFK Jr. is now married to his third wife, Cheryl Hines.)

Kick Kennedy hasn't commented on her father's political endeavors, though other Kennedy family members have.

Kick Kennedy's namesake, Kathleen "Kick" Agnes Cavendish, was born in 1920. She was the daughter of Joseph P. Kennedy Sr. and Rose Kennedy and the sister of John F. Kennedy.

Just months after getting married in 1944, her husband was tragically killed in combat. Following his death, she entered into a relationship with Earl Peter Wentworth Fitzwilliam, a married man, People reported.

The couple planned to travel to Paris to seek her father's approval, but their 10-seat plane encountered severe turbulence and crashed in the mountains between Paris and Cannes.

Both she and the earl, who was piloting the aircraft, died instantly. She was only 28 years old. A write-up in The Atlantic said only her father attended her funeral.

The younger Kick Kennedy has one biological sibling from her father's first marriage to Emily Ruth Black: Robert "Bobby" Kennedy III, 39.

Her half siblings include Conor Kennedy, 30; Kyra Kennedy, 29; William Finbar Kennedy, 27; and Aidan Caohman Vieques Kennedy, 23.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. married Cheryl Hines, his third wife, in 2014. They have no children together, though she has a 20-year-old daughter from a previous relationship.

Though the relationship was short-lived, Swift was spotted spending time with Conor and the Kennedy family at their compound in Hyannis Port, Massachusetts, in summer 2012.

"She's really sweet. It was a moment, really," Kick Kennedy told the New York Post in 2014 when asked what it was like for the superstar to date her brother. "But we always have exciting things going on — exciting people to meet."

Swift and Conor Kennedy's relationship reportedly ended in October 2012, though the fling may have inspired a few songs on her fourth studio album, "Red."

Kick Kennedy dated Paul Simon's son Harper in 2014, E! News reported.

She later dated Matthew Mellon, a member of the wealthy Mellon family, before he died on his way to a drug treatment facility in 2018, People reported.

Outlets reported earlier this month that she was getting to know Ben Affleck in the wake of his very public divorce from Jennifer Lopez.

Page Six reported that the two had been spotted together at the Polo Lounge in the Beverly Hills Hotel, though Affleck's representative told People the two weren't dating.

Following the reports about Affleck, people clamored to find out more about the lesser-known member of the Kennedy clan. A 2012 profile of Kick Kennedy in Town & Country included a particularly wild story about her father.

Kick Kennedy told the magazine that when she was 6 years old, her father decapitated a dead whale they'd found on a beach near the Kennedy compound in Hyannis Port. She didn't share why her father wanted the whale head but said he "likes to study animal skulls and skeletons."

Problems arose when the family began making the five-hour drive from Hyannis to their home in New York with the whale head strapped to the roof of their minivan.

"Every time we accelerated on the highway, whale juice would pour into the windows of the car, and it was the rankest thing on the planet," she said.

She said that to deal with the leaking whale juice, "we all had plastic bags over our heads with mouth holes cut out."

"People on the highway were giving us the finger," she added. "But that was just normal day-to-day stuff for us."

It's a bizarre story, but it isn't the only time Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has been in the news for questionable behavior involving animals.

In 2014, he took a dead bear cub from the road and posed with it in a photo as a "prank." The incident made local headlines.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said he'd "been picking up roadkill my whole life," NBC reported earlier this month. "I have a freezer full of it," he said.

Kick Kennedy has appeared in several one-off episodes of popular shows like "Curb Your Enthusiasm," "Gossip Girl," and "The Newsroom."

She also acted in an off-Broadway play in 2014, which "Today" called a "modern retelling" of Sophocles' "Antigone."

"I'm really lucky," she told The Associated Press at the time. "I've grown a lot just studying this part and I hope I can do it justice. I couldn't really ask for a better story to tell right now. It's just sort of magical that everything fell into place."

Kick Kennedy is a member of the founders' circle of the charity Well Beings, an organization that focuses on "the well-being of animals, people, and the planet," according to the company's mission statement.

While she's a member of one of the country's most famous and influential political families, she has spoken publicly about not wanting to rely on her pedigree to get ahead.

"People ask me, 'What's it like to be a Kennedy?'" Kick Kennedy said in a 2014 interview with the New York Post. "Maybe it's just the temperature of the water, but I'm just like, 'I have no idea.'"

"When I see my face or name in the tabloids, I get a knot in my stomach. It's just not me — it's reading something that's not real," she added.

She has, for now, a relatively modest 27,000 followers on Instagram.

My meal cost $8.58, plus taxes and fees. I ordered it through the Doordash app from my local restaurant in Brooklyn, New York.

I got a medium order of hash browns and thought it was more than enough.

It came packed to the brim with small fried hash browns.

They could have used a little sauce for added flavor but were just fine on their own as well.

It cost $5.39 and came wrapped in wax paper to keep the heat and buttery biscuit safely tucked inside.

Butter had completely coated the wax paper wrapping.

The biscuit was a dark yellow color and almost crispy in texture. This told me right away that a lot of butter was added to whatever batter they use to make their biscuits.

When I bit into the breakfast sandwich, it tasted heavily of butter, but I could still taste the juicy sausage patty and egg.

However, that didn't really turn me off. There's nothing worse than a dry biscuit ... which I would discover later on in this taste test.

The biscuit was crumbly rather than flaky, but it complemented the other flavors and provided the perfect vehicle for the other ingredients.

My meal cost $9.38, plus taxes and fees. I also got it delivered through the Doordash app.

When I compared the same meals from Burger King and McDonald's, the meal from the larger chain was also more expensive.

However, it was more expensive at $3.69.

It wasn't as fluffy as the Burger King hash browns. The potato inside was more shredded in texture and had a lot more moisture. I liked it but thought the serving size was a little small and expensive for getting basically the same menu item taste-wise. 

The sausage, egg, and cheese biscuit sandwich cost me $5.69, which was more expensive than the one from Burger King. 

However, when I bit in, I was surprisingly a little disappointed.

It stuck to the roof of my mouth. The texture made it difficult to really taste the other ingredients — all I could taste was the biscuit.

The eggs and sausage were both pretty moist, but not enough to overpower the dry biscuit. In my opinion, the biscuit could have used some of the butter I found the Burger King sandwich practically drenched in.

I then had to decide which meal I preferred based on each item.

Even though it bordered on too buttery, the Burger King option had more flavor and the biscuit's consistency allowed the other flavors to come through. The biscuit from McDonald's was simply too dry for my tastes and made the other ingredients fade into the background.

However, the Burger King order came with more and they were less expensive. In my mind, that gave the smaller chain an obvious win.

I thought the biscuit sandwich was flavorful and moist, and the hash browns were a great value for the size of the order. In my own personal breakfast wars, this fast-food chain came out on top.