TAYLOR Swift thrilled several young fans during a recent visit to a Children’s hospital.

The superstar singer, 35, headed to Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital in Florida on Friday.

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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have become one of America’s favourite couples[/caption]

Several clips have emerged on social media from Taylor’s trip.

The hitmaker could be seen genuinely beaming as she made time for patients and staff members.

Swift was happy to pose for several pictures during her visit.

The hospital’s chief of surgery was one of many to take a snap with Swift.

After the star’s visit, the chief of surgery gushed, “Undeniably one of the kindest human beings I have ever had the privilege of meeting.

“Thank you Taylor Swift for making dreams come true for all of our patients, families, and staff today!”

The previous day, Swift enjoyed a date night with Travis Kelce.

Swift and Kelce had a blast as they attended Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Finals.

The couple pulled up to Amerant Bank Arena to watch the Florida Panthers battle the Edmonton Oilers.

With the superstars watching on, the Oilers triumphed 5-4 in overtime to level the series.

Amid her chaotic Eras Tour schedule, Taylor was not able to watch any of Kelce’s road games last season.

With the blockbuster tour having since concluded, the singer is set to pull up to more of the Kansas City Chiefs’ contests later this year.

A source told People: “Taylor is really looking forward to the upcoming NFL season.

“Not just because she loves supporting Travis, but because for the first full season since they started dating, she’s not juggling a packed tour schedule.

“This fall will be completely different.

“It’s the first season where she’s not constantly flying back and forth or working around an entire touring calendar.”

The insider added: “The past two seasons were a whirlwind between performing across multiple countries, long flights, and trying to squeeze in alone time together wherever possible.

“It wasn’t easy but they made it work.

“Her schedule is much more open now and she’s genuinely excited to have the time and flexibility to show up for Travis more consistently.”

The Chiefs start their season with a game against the Los Angeles Chargers in Brazil.

THE youngest son of Cher has reportedly been rushed to hospital after an overdose.

Elijah Blue Allman, 48, is now receiving “the best care possible” after he was found unresponsive on Saturday morning, according to TMZ.

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Elijah Blue Allman, 48, has reportedly overdosed and is in hospital[/caption]

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Elijah and Cher attend the 5th Annual Fire and Ice Ball in 1994[/caption]

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Elijah is Cher’s youngest son[/caption]

Elijah is still in the Joshua Tree hospital, California, with his current condition unknown.

An insider told the US outlet that Elijah is “very lucky to have survived”.

Cher is said to be focused on “doing everything she can to get him the help he needs”.

Elijah’s history of substance abuse has been public after Cher filed for a conservatorship to control access to his money in 2023.

The pop icon claimed her son was “substantially unable to manage his own financial resources due to severe mental health and substance abuse issues.”

Elijah’s dad is the late Gregg Allman.

He is also believed to have suffered from substance abuse issues which doctors say may have led to his death from liver cancer in 2012.

Elijah, who followed in his mom’s footsteps to become a musician, is one of six siblings.

He was a part of the rock band Deadsy for 28 years as the lead guitarist before stepping away from the group in 2023.

He is currently going through a divorce from his estranged wife, Marieangela King, according to court documents obtained by Page Six.

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Cher with a baby Elijah in 1981[/caption]

A COLLEGE baseball team is making a historic run in 2025.

Murray State, a tiny college in Kentucky, has made it to the College World Series.

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Murray State baseball is on a miracle run in the College World Series[/caption]

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The team only has an 800-person stadium but made it to Omaha[/caption]

The College World series is headed to Omaha, where the nations top eight teams are facing off.

Arizona, Arkansas, Coastal Carolina, Louisville, LSU, Murray State, Oregon State, and UCLA are vying for glory.

Among those teams, Murray State was an absolute longshot to make the CWS.

They are a tiny program with a tiny stadium, but they are playing exceptional baseball.

Only 800 fans can fit into Murray State’s baseball stadium.

The team’s size doesn’t matter though, as they have worked their way through tough opponents in the tournament.

They have wins against No. 15 Ole Miss, No. 18 Georgia Tech, and a series win against Duke.

Now, they start their journey against the country’s best teams.

Murray State’s first matchup is on June 14.

If they win that game, they will move on to play the winner of Arkansas and LSU.

If they lose the game, they will play the loser of Arkansas and LSU.

The CWS is double-elimination, meaning a team has to lose twice in a row to end their tournament run.

Murray State is going to have a lot of fans behind them in Omaha, as they’ve turned into a Cinderella of this tournament.

Fans are showing their love for the team on social media.

“You’ll be the fan favorites in Omaha, no question. Good luck and welcome to the show!” one fan said.

“Let’s keep it going!!!!” another fan said.

“Go Racers! So proud of my alma mater!” a third fan said.

“You young men have become America’s baseball team,” a fourth fan said.

“Good luck guys I will be watching,” a fifth fan said.

GROCERY stores across the country have limited stock available after a major cyberattack.

Whole Foods and others have been impacted and supplies have remained limited.

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Whole Foods Market was among those disrupted[/caption]

The disruption began with the hack of a wholesale food distributor, United Natural Foods, on June 5.

The unauthorized activity to some IT systems has since delayed some food distribution from UNF to its customers, like Whole Foods.

In a statement to USA Today, a Whole Foods spokesperson apologized for the disruption.

The outlet reported that some shoppers were finding partly empty shelves.

Shortages were reported at some IGA grocery stores as well.

HACKED OFF

UNF executives said the company quickly activated an incident response plan after it discovered the unauthorized access, but as of an earnings call on June 10, disruption was ongoing.

“Pursuant to our business continuity plans, we have implemented workarounds for certain operations in order to continue servicing our customers where possible, and we’re continuing to safely bring our systems back online and restore broad-based customer service as soon as possible,” UNF CEO and Director Sandy Douglas said.

The company was still delivering its goods, but on a “limited basis,” he said.

Some accounts were more heavily disrupted than others, though it was not immediately clear which UNF customers were impacted. 

“Some are further along on the recovery than others, but we are partnering with customers across the country and across our formats in various short-term modes to serve their needs as best as we possibly can and it’s getting increasingly positive each day,” Douglas said. 

“But still work in progress,” he added.

He also said the company is working with the FBI to investigate the incident.

Douglas declined to comment on approximately what percentage of customers were impacted.

“Each day is better, and we’re working in a very customized way by market and by customer to serve the capability that exists,” he said.

SHOPPERS REACT

Some have posted from their local Whole Foods, pointing out the lack of stock.

“Whole Foods is starting to look like March 2020,” one said on Facebook.

“Just went up to Whole Foods (in the rain) for the first time in like forever and there are huge gaps in stock,” another posted.

“I mean, not like avocados but like they have vanilla ice cream but not strawberry,” they said. “All the shelves are half empty.”

CYBERCRIME

The U.S. Sun has covered many cyberattacks around the world.

As hacking has become more common, it’s not unusual for disruption to impact consumers.

A recent cyberattack on Christie’s has pushed the company to pay out $990,000.

The attack led to a class action settlement.

If you qualify, you could get up to $10,100 from the agreement.

Some are getting checks due to the fallout from a 2021 cyber attack.

Garbus is in the Emmy conversation for Hulu’s ‘Good American Family’ and her Netflix doc ‘Gone Girls: The Long Island Serial Killer.’

Hecht ultimately played Susan, the new girlfriend of Ross’ ex-wife Carol, on the hit sitcom.

Her friend, Robert Satterfield, confirmed the news on Facebook.

“President Trump’s tariffs present the Federal Reserve with two conflicting challenges,” observes The Wall Street Journal’s Greg Ip.

“If you’re going to tell all sides of one story, then you cannot leave out the abuse of power,” says the ‘Andor’ actress of the attempted sexual assault of her character in season two of the show.

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