John Legend and Chrissy Teigen serenade the ashes of their late dog Penny - The longtime couple announced the death of their ...

Chrissy Teigen and John Legend shared a Valentine's Day video on Instagram showing themselves singing to their pets — including the ashes of their late French bulldog Penny.

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Now, it seems to have a new prey: the penny. In an X post on Tuesday, DOGE (which the Trump administration was immediately sued over on Inauguration Day), wrote that the penny costs more than ...

They’re in Denial Actually, We Need Less Empathy Inflation ruined the penny — it’s time to give it a decent burial. The Department of Government Efficiency, the new cost-cutting advisory ...

"Oh penny. We were so beyond lucky to have you. Say hi to Puddy and Pippa for us. You are all together again." Teigen's photo carousel included a snap of herself and Penny touching their heads ...

Support for the penny largely stems from nostalgia or the sense that its a culturally significant artifact, economists said. (Some even consider the coins "lucky.") Should logic prevail ...

Producing pennies cost taxpayers more than it's worth, with each penny costing 3.7 cents to make in 2024. The rising cost of metals like zinc and copper contributed to the increased production cost.