Bear Brownis thinking about his late father,Billy, as he celebrates his sonRiver’s 1st birthday. Alaskan Bush People’s Billy Browndiedon Feb. 7 after suffering a seizure at the age of 68. Bear, one of his seven children, revealed in a Tuesday Instagram post that he’s taken to calling his own son “Little Billy” in honor of his dad. Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories....

Photo: John Shearer/WireImage Olive Pearlis going to be a big sister! Jake Owenand his girlfriend Erica Hartlein are expecting their first child together and the country singer’s second total, he revealed during Thursday night’sI’m Coming Homespecial on ABC. “Now I’m gonna turn really red!” Erica jokedas the dad-to-be‘s family members expressed their excitement over the happy news. “I hope it’s twins!” Owen’s mom chimed in while his dad said, “Gotta have a little boy!...

Photo: Paul Gregory As a young actor in New York City,Sara Ramirezonce dreamed of landing a role onSex and the City. So now, to be starring on the HBO Max revival, Ramirez, 46, tells PEOPLE: “I am floating on air. And I’m so grateful for the experience I had with everybody.” The part of Che Diaz — an outspoken podcast host and stand-up comic — who is non-binary, comes at a fortuitous time for the formerGrey’s Anatomystar, who came out as non-binary last year....

Photo: Virginia Sherwood/NBC Annie Live!went off without a hitch on Thursday, ultimately winning over viewers during its three-hour run. Live televised musical adaptions are not a new phenomenon asGrease,HairsprayandThe Wizpreviously made a splash on the small screen with star-studded casts. In many cases, these live productions — includingThe Sound of Music,Peter PanandThe Little Mermaid— have generated mixed reviews from critics and fans alike. But NBC’s production ofAnnieon Thursday — starring newcomerCelina Smithas well asHarry Connick Jr....

FarewellArrow.After eight seasons, the hit CW superhero series, centered on anti-hero Oliver Queen/Green Arrow (Stephen Amell), concluded on Tuesday night. A number of former characters returned for the final episode, titled “Fadeout,” including Felicity Smoak (Emily Bett Rickards), Oliver’s wife and the mother of his children.But is this the end of Oliver and company forever? While the green bandit died prior to the series finale, showrunner Marc Guggenheim revealed to PEOPLE ahead of the show’s final episode if any ofArrow’scharacters could pop up on a fellow Arrowverse show....

Derek PethhasDemi Burnett‘s back. Monday’s episodeofBachelor in Paradisesaw Burnett torn between her feelings for Peth and for a woman she’d been dating in Los Angeles before going on the show. After the it aired, Peth, 31, made a point to defend her on Twitter. “As you all watch this, I want to ask that you have as much empathy as you can for Demi,” he wrote. “I’ve seen some really hurtful things being said that don’t reflect how I feel and I lived this....

Blake Moynesis feeling the love onBachelor in Paradise! “Because you’ve dated not just one, not two, but three Bachelorettes,” Jesse responds, referring to Katie, as well as Blake’s previous relationships with season 16 co-leadsClare CrawleyandTayshia Adams. ABC Blake plans to avoid seeking the attention of another Bachelorette on the beach, telling Jesse, “Hopefully, I just don’t run into another one down here.” “Yeah, off you go,” Jesse replies. “Good luck finding your Bachelorette… I mean wife....

Matt James with his 32 suitors.Photo: Craig Sjodin via Getty Twenty-five BIPOC contestants fromMatt James' season ofThe Bachelorwrote an open letter condemning the past racist actions of fellow contestantRachael Kirkconnell. Kirkconnell, 24, has come under fire for old social media posts that have resurfaced — including photos of her dressed in Native American attire as a costume and attending an antebellum plantation-themed ball. She has sinceapologizedfor the behavior. “Any defense of racist behavior denies the lived and continued experiences of BIPOC individuals....

Zac Clark made his first public appearancesince splittingfrom his ex-fiancéeTayshia Adams. On Wednesday, the formerBachelorettecontestant, 37, stepped out in support of his friend Carter Barnhart, who was honored with an award for the 2021 Addiction Professional of the Year. Clark’s organization Release Recovery, which he co-founded with Justin Gurland, shared a photo of the trio at the ceremony. “Congrats to one of our closest friends, @carterbarnhart, on being honored as the 2021 Addiction Professional of the Year this morning,” the caption read....

Tami Romanis pulling back the curtain on her life once again. TheReal Worldvet and currentBasketball Wivesstar will lead a new solo spinoff special for VH1,Tami Ever After —an hour-long show premiering this month following Roman, 49, and longtime love Reggie Youngblood as they take the next step in their relationship. “You know, I have grown a lot over the years, and I want my presence on television to be positive and uplifting,” she added....

Curtis Wyche, left, and Sandra Powell-Wyche.Photo: Richmond Police DepartmentWithin hours ofasking for the public’s help to find a missing husband and wifewho “could be in danger,” police say they discovered the couple’s bodies Wednesday in their Richmond, Virginia, residence.The suspect now charged in their alleged shooting murder is the woman’s son.Sandra Powell-Wyche, 49, was “a beloved member of our nursing staff” who “brought joy to those she served and those with whom she served” at Westminster Canterbury Richmond, the retirement community’s CEO John D....

He was told that the television team in St. Maarten had “their own captain” and “their own crew,” and that Rosbach’s job would beto simply enjoy the surroundingsand check in on the boat every few days as he got “paid double” for his time — and of course, he was game. “But for one reason or another, the captain that they had selected couldn’t fulfill his obligations. So they had a conundrum, because we were already late into the game,” Rosbach recalled....

Photo: Laurent Bassett/Bravo (2) Below Deckseason 9 chief stewardess Heather Chase has apologized for using a racial slur while speaking to deckhand Rayna Lindsey. The moment was shown during Monday night’s episode of the Bravo series, when Lindsey, who is Black, used the N-word and Chase, who is white, repeated it back to her. Chase addressed the situation on her Instagram page Monday, writing, “I am sorry for the hurt my ignorance caused Rayna in tonight’s episode....