Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes are enjoying the bliss of being more open about their relationship than ever before over the past month, thanks to their new podcast Amy & T.J.. The couple are taking some time away from their commitments to spend time basking in the sun, the sand, and the water – jetting off to Old San Juan, Puerto Rico. Amy, 50, took to her Instagram Stories to share glimpses from their beautiful trip together, their first since going public with the romance, and it looks like they couldn't be more excited to be together.

When I received an email offering a haircut and styling session with Mark Townsend, I hit reply so fast, I almost left smoke on my keyboard. If you’re not familiar with his name you’re definitely familiar with his work. For those of you who remember the era when the Olsen twins reigned supreme, he’s responsible for their perfectly undone tresses, and is Dakota Johnson’s longtime stylist, too. I sat in his chair and he tousled my curls and examined my scalp and my strands in advance of my cut.

Dear Jones County voters: I am Wendell Bart Gavin Jr. I am a 49-year- old lifelong resident of Jones County. I am a husband (Dana), father (Josh, Abbey Smith and Alex), father-in-law (Josh Smith), and a proud grandfather (Gavin T. Smith). I am the son of the Ruth Townsend Gavin and the late Wendell B. Gavin Sr. My wife is the daughter of Coach Sonny Farrar and Jeanette Stanley Farrar.

Note: The White Princess is based off Philippa Gregory’s 2013 historical fiction novel of the same name and a sequel to The White Queen. The year is 1485. It’s been two days after King Richard III was killed at the Battle of Bosworth by Henry Tudor’s army. Princess Elizabeth of York (Jodie Comer), who is also known as Lizzie, is in love with Richard and still reeling from his death. She is promised to the new Tudor King, but Henry (Jacob Collins-Levy) and Lizzie have never met.

Petra Kvitova became the latest big name in the women's draw to crash out of the US Open when she lost to Aryna Sabalenka 7-5 6-1 at the Louis Armstrong Stadium on Saturday. The Belarusian made 15 unforced errors to Kvitova's 35 and won 80% of her first serves as she wrapped up the victory in one hour and 25 minutes. Her new found fame has seen her followers rocket to 40,000 on Instagram.