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1. Remy

This French name may remind you of the lovable cartoon rat from the movie "Ratatouille," but its popularity has still taken a hit.

From 2023 to 2024, Remy, which means "rower" and was historically used to honor St. Remigius, dropped a whopping 277 spots.

2. Guy

Despite the charm of this lighthearted yet masculine name, Guy is on the verge of extinction.

It was most popular during the 1950s, with usage steadily declining ever since then. Guy fell 990 spots from 2023 to 2024, landing at number 2,718 last year.

3. Liv

Short for Olivia, which means "olive tree," this name is Latin in origin and reached its height in 2016.

However, its short length and elegance seemingly haven't been enough to keep it relevant. Liv tumbled 257 spots from 2023 to 2024, landing at number 970.

4. Randall

With Old English roots meaning "wolf shield," Randall was once a beloved boy's name. But ever since peaking in 1960, this baby name has continued on a downward trend.

There appeared to be some hope in 2023 when Randall saw a rise of 63 spots. Nonetheless, it was still number 1,753 in 2024.

5. Belle

You may associate the name Belle with the classic film "Beauty and the Beast." However, this French name, which means "beautiful," has witnessed a pretty consistent downturn since 1880.

It has dropped 242 spots since 2023 and sat at number 984 in popularity in 2024.

6. Danny

Stemming from the more formal name of Daniel, which means "God is my judge," Danny is a classic and friendly name. Even so, it's faded in recent years.

Danny was most popular during the late 1940s and early 1950s. As of 2024, it sat at number 558.

7. Carolyn

Taking inspiration from the names Carol and Linda, which mean "joyous song" and "pretty," respectively, Carolyn was most popular in 1942. A total of 14,794 baby girls per million were given this name that year.

This figure fell to 140 baby girls per million in 2023, landing Carolyn at number 1,568.

8. Arnold

Last but not least is Arnold, a name with Germanic roots that means "eagle power."

According to BabyCenter, it was most used in 1916, but in 2024, it ranked number 3,328 in terms of baby boy name popularity.

Spritz Ceramic Easter Figurines

This 10-pack of mini Easter figurines are perfect for creating a mantle scene or sprinkling in place throughout your home for a touch of springtime!

Room Essentials Chick Pillow

This sleepy chick pillow is so sweet for adding a touch of Easter spirit.

Spritz Acrylic Bunny

This adorable bunny will not only work well for Easter, but you can easily keep him up all spring long for added cheer.

Easter Floral Candle

You can never go wrong with some florals! Place this cutie next to a vase of fresh blooms to usher in the new season.

Spritz Disco Eggs

Now it's a party with these iconic disco ball eggs – they'd make an egg-cellent (hehe) centerpiece, if you ask us!

Threshold Easter Bunny Tufted Doormat

This bunny-shaped doormat is almost too cute to use! With this piece, your guests will feel all the spring vibes the moment they arrive.

Large Gold Resin Bunny

Another cute accent for your mantle, desk, or bedside, this golden rabbit is nothing but cheerful for springtime.

Easter Wreath

This $5 wreath has it all – from faux flowers and grass to adorably-speckled eggs – to brighten up your space.

Easter Cracked Egg Basket

Your Easter candy haul has now found a home in this eye-catching ceramic basket! It has an iridescent shine that'll match any home decor vibe.

Taper Candle Set

This candle set is perfect because you don't have to buy the tapers and the holders separately – it all comes together so you can easily start building your Easter tablescape!

Easter Ceramic Wire Glasses Bunny

This smart lil' guy will be welcome on any bookshelf. We adore his wire glasses!

John Lithgow was "surprised" by 'Harry Potter' role.

While promoting his new movie The Rule of Jenny Penn, John Lithgow told ScreenRant in a video interview that he's going to be playing the role of Albus Dumbledore in the Harry Potter TV show.

"It came as a total surprise to me. I just got the phone call up at the Sundance Film Festival for yet another film, and it was not an easy decision because it's going to define me for the last chapter of my life, I'm afraid," the actor said. "But I'm very excited. Some wonderful people are turning their attention back to Harry Potter. That's why it's been such a hard decision. I'll be about 87 years old at the wrap party, but I've said yes."

Now HBO hasn't officially announced the news yet, and added that while they "appreciate that such a high-profile series will draw a lot of rumor and speculation," they'll "only confirm details as we finalize deals."

One detail we do know? The show should start filming this summer at Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden, so we might see some very familiar sets!

Ben Barnes and Andrew Garfield are two very popular fancasts (as Sirius Black and Remus Lupin, respectively) — and they’ve both actually talked about the roles! Andrew told BBC that he "will consider any role offered, how's that?" when asked about a potential role in the reboot, while Ben told Us Weekly in February 2025 that “You wouldn’t believe the amount of Harry Potter books I’ve signed or Gryffindor scarves I’ve been given as gifts,” adding “the amount of fan fiction that I’ve been drafted into very enthusiastically is incredible.”

“It’s been going on for 20 years that people have been very kindly saying that they would’ve liked me to have played a young version of the Sirius Black character in Harry Potter, but now it’s been going on so long that I’m now the age of the actual character in the books,” he joked.