Recommended Videos Eight episodes were provided prior to broadcast. “We don’t look a day over 350,” quips a deceptively sprightly Jane Fonda in the opening hours of Netflix’s sublime little coming-of-old-age dramedy Grace and Frankie. She’s mostly joking, of course, but her character’s steady growth towards some kind of understanding of a particularly hairy situation – her husband is leaving her, for her new best friend’s husband – is an arc that somehow hits a sweet spot in the show’s slow and steadily satisfying sophomore season.

Answer How to Repair or Replace the Water Inlet Valve Assembly on a Maytag Washer Remove the washer from the wall outlet and turn off the water supply. Dismantle the machine in order to get access to the water intake valve assembly located under the console. Remove the water intake valve assembly from its mounting bracket. Replace the water intake valve with a new one. Install the new wire harness that you purchased.

Australian actor, writer, producer, and director Alex O’Loughlin’s net worth is a whopping $24 million. Born to an astronomy teacher father and a nurse mother, the actor academically studied acting. Surprisingly, he went on to lead star in one of the most popular shows for over a decade.  He is most notably known for his role as Lieutenant Commander Steve McGarrett on CBS’ remake of the TV series Hawaii Five-0 (2010–2020).

For the first time in nearly a decade, the folks over at General Mills have updated their legendary Lucky Charms cereal to include a new edible delight, the "Magical Unicorn." This addition will join the cereal's roster of mainstays including the heart, rainbow, horseshoe and others, effectively replacing the hourglass marshmallow in the process.  The unicorn will soon be available in cereal boxes nationwide, and will become a permanent fixture in the Lucky Charms universe.

Every successful person has a long and interesting backstory. Even the undisputed NBA legend Shaquille O’Neal has a tale to tell about how he became the dominant force he was on the court. Shaq could dunk at will and even fake off his defender to get possession of the ball and drive unimpeded to the basket. But it was all thanks to his stepfather, who vowed to mold him into the greatest big man in history.