A short-staffed lunch lady needed help feeding 300 kids. Gordon Ramsey stepped in to help.

[A short-staffed lunch lady needed help feeding 300 kids. Gordon Ramsey stepped in to help.]( Celebrity Chef Gordon Ramsay is notorious for having a bit of a temper on his shows “Hell's Kitchen” and “MasterChef.” But that doesn’t mean he can’t have a big heart, too. Ramsay was being interviewed on the BBC's "The Radio 2 Breakfast Show" last week when kitchen manager Tina Clarke from Edward Peake Middle School in Biggleswade, Bedfordshire, England jokingly called in to ask for help. She said she was "cooking on her own here" because two of her co-workers were out sick. She had to prepare 300 meals for the students while short-staffed. "I'm cooking here on my own, I work in a school kitchen and my chef has gone off sick and I have another one off with COVID, and I just wondered if Gordon would help me today and give me a hand?” Clarke asked jokingly. [Read the Story]( [Paul Rudd hit Conan O'Brien with a prank he's been doing for 18 years—and still pulled it off]( Paul Rudd is a prolific and perseverant prankster. Just ask Conan O'Brien. In 2004, Rudd was a guest on Conan O'Brien's talk show and he told O'Brien he'd brought a clip of the finale of "Friends" to share with him and the audience. He set up what the clip would be, but when O'Brien cut to it, what played was a scene from the cheesy 1988 film "Mac and Me." It was cute and silly and the beginning of a nearly two-decade-long running gag. In the years since, Rudd has pulled the "Mac and Me" clip out around a dozen times on Conan O'Brien's show while promoting various projects, from "Anchorman 2" to "Ant-Man." Sometimes he starts to show a clip from an actual film he's in, which then suddenly switches to the "Mac and Me" scene. And Paul Rudd has remained deadpan, every time. After so many years of Rudd pulling this prank, you'd think Conan O'Brien would anticipate it. And indeed, he does know to expect it on his talk show. But Rudd managed to surprise O'Brien this week by pulling the gag with a twist—playing the audio of the clip on O'Brien's podcast, "Conan O'Brien Needs a Friend." Rudd told O'Brien that he'd been working on a podcast project of his own, a four-episode narrative on Audible. He described how excited he was to get to record it with some of his friends, including Adam Scott and Ken Marino. He explained the basic premise of the series, with the characters and background story. He said he brought a clip from the series to share—and this time, O'Brien really didn't see the prank coming. [Read the Story]( [Attention Moms, parents & families - it’s GIVEAWAY TIME!]( Today is your last day to enter to win! Sign up for rewards at pggoodeveryday.com/signup - and you could win $150 of home cleaning products from our friends at P&G Good Everyday. Plus when you sign up thru the link, P&G Good Everyday will *automatically* donate to causes you care about at no cost to you as you earn rewards! It’s a win-win! [Click Here to Sign Up]( [Malala revealed that she spoke with her attackers—and it's a masterclass in forgiveness]( Forgiveness is about seeing through wrongdoing and—with mercy and inner strength—getting back in touch with our own heart, our goodness and our humanity. It’s rarely easy. But it’s well worth the effort. Most of us on some level understand the importance of forgiveness, but what exactly does this look like? During a town hall meeting for Doha Debates, Malala Yousafzai was asked if she would ever speak to the Taliban gunmen who made an attack on her life in 2012, after she publicly spoke out for women’s educational rights. Malala is already a hero to millions for her courage and resilience, but her response to this question is the epitome of showing grace … even after the unthinkable. Plus, it’s a beautiful reminder that forgiveness is an incredibly powerful tool for healing. [Read the Story]( [People are loving this sassy little girl trying to convince everyone how 'evil' she is]( One little girl is delivering some Grade-A cuteness to the internet. With just a dash of diabolical. The now-viral TikTok video opens with little Maddy (what an innocent name right?) being told “you’re gonna change the world someday.” Her response? “No I won’t. I’m evil.” Whoa! Dad wasn’t expecting that! So much for a heartfelt moment. But Maddy is fully committed to her role now. She squints her eyes and gives a sinister gaze into the camera as she exclaims, “I'll make everybody witches and bats and vampires!” Oh, and she’s also going to make us all sassy, just like her. [insert head wobble with lots of 'tude here] And then, poof! Evil Maddy is gone. She giggles, and says, “I’m kidding. I would never do that.” [Read the Story]( Find us on the World Wide Web: [Facebook]( [Instagram]( [Website]( Copyright © 2022 GOOD | Upworthy, All rights reserved. 1370 N St Andrews Pl, Los Angeles, CA 90028 You can [update your preferences]( or [unsubscribe from this list](.