Carly Simon, the singer known for “You're So Vain,” has been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. In a statement to The Associated Press on Monday, the eighty-three-year-old Simon shared her journey of learning to live with the condition. She had experienced arthritis and underwent joint replacement surgeries, but her mobility continued to decline. After an evaluation at the Mayo Clinic, she received the Parkinson's diagnosis. Simon also revealed she was treated for basal cell carcinoma on her face. Despite health challenges, music has been a solace. She will release “Comes in Waves,” her first album of original songs since 2008, in August.

An active-duty soldier who was hit by a stray bullet outside the White House plans to sue the Secret Service over the severe injuries he suffered. Twenty-five-year-old Benjamin Del Real Jr. was vacationing with his family when they saw a gunman fire several rounds at a Secret Service post. He said agents responded with a hail of gunfire, killing the man and also wounding him in the stomach. He lost part of his digestive system and now faces a third surgery. Authorities have not said whether the bullet that hit him was fired by Secret Service or the shooter. Del Real is seeking $25 million.