Parade

Parade aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission.

While minimalist rugs definitely have their place, sometimes your space calls for something with a little more personality. A bold area rug can instantly anchor a room, add warmth, and bring in color or pattern without the commitment of wallpaper or large furniture. It’s also one of the easiest ways to show off your style in a way that feels intentional.

Luckily, you don’t have to spend a fortune to find a rug that makes a statement. The Moynesa Washable Tiger Area Rug is a standout option, and right now, it’s 44% off at Walmart. That brings the price down from $75 to just $42, which is a major steal for something that can completely transform your space.

Moynesa Washable Tiger Area Rug, From $42 (was $75) at Walmart

C

The rug comes in two sizes, 5 by 7 feet or 8 by 10 feet, making it easy to fit into bedrooms, living rooms, or even dining spaces. While the green tiger version is the showstopper, there are four other designs to choose from, including a snake print in black or green and tiger styles in burgundy or camel. The low 0.2-inch pile works well in high-traffic areas and slides easily under rolling chairs or doors. It’s also made from faux wool, so it feels soft and cozy underfoot.

This rug is especially great for homes with kids or pets thanks to its non-slip backing and machine-washable design. You can vacuum it regularly, toss it in the wash when needed, and not stress about everyday messes. It ships folded, so you may notice some creases at first, but those smooth out quickly with time, light steaming, or a low-heat iron.

Related: Wayfair Is Selling a 'Quality' Floral Area Rug for $77, and Shoppers Call It 'Absolutely Beautiful'

Design-wise, the green tiger rug features a tiger stretched out in a symmetrical pose, set against a deep emerald background. The rich green base makes the orange, cream, and black tones pop, giving the rug a luxe, artistic feel rather than a literal animal print vibe. It feels bold yet curated, which is perfect for spaces that lean boho, eclectic, or slightly vintage-inspired.

When it comes to styling, don’t be afraid to lean into the drama. Layer it with velvet furniture in jewel tones like mustard or rust to pull the colors upward. Add brass or gold accents for a glam touch, and mix in leafy plants to soften the look and create that cozy, collected feel. Pattern mixing also works beautifully here, especially with geometric pillows or textured throws.

Shop More Deals

• Vunate Boho Moroccan Area Rug, $70 (was $110) at Walmart
• Sixhome Traditional Distressed Vintage Area Rug, $40 (was $70) at Walmart
• Cshidworld Fluffy Area Rug, $33 (was $51) at Walmart

If you’re looking to refresh your space without a full redesign, the Moynesa Washable Tiger Area Rug is an easy win. For just $42 at Walmart, it delivers bold style, everyday practicality, and serious personality at a budget-friendly price point.

Don’t miss future deals! Sign up for Parade Picks to receive our commerce team’s curated selection of discounts and sales, twice a week.

He may be stealing the show in more recent series these days, but Jon Hamm's claim to fame will always be Mad Men.

Hey, it's the project that brought the versatile actor, 54, his first and only Primetime Emmy to date — but there's still time. Hamm is keeping busy with other starring vehicles of late, and time sure does fly when you're having fun.

It's hard to believe Mad Men took its bow on AMC more than 10 years ago, and its award-winning star recently opened up to Parade about his experience on the iconic show and how it enlightened him about the world of advertising — especially since Hamm himself has starred in a number of high-profile commercials since.

"I personally learned a lot in playing [Don Draper] for so many years, and as I started performing in commercials, it’s been fascinating to watch how modern-day brands approach their ads," he told Parade exclusively. "Marketing platforms have changed so rapidly, but the heart of great advertising stays the same. Crafting something that hits home for people, whether it’s through nostalgia, humor, or just a really compelling idea, will always lead to a winning ad."

On that note, check out his latest "winning ad" below — which is set to air during the Super Bowl this weekend. Courtesy of your favorite cracker brand, Hamm stars alongside Bowen Yang and Scarlett Johansson in a spot that sees the big names seeking the thrills of a so-called "RITZ Island."

"Getting to work with my co-stars, who are both wildly talented and hilarious, made it such a joyful experience," Hamm told Parade. "There’s just something special about being on set with people who can riff with you and keep you laughing between takes."

The Emmy winner continued, "RITZ is one of those classic brands that everyone knows and loves. They’ve been around forever, and yet still find a way to feel fresh and relevant. Having the opportunity to be a part of that legacy while also giving it a playful, modern, and salty twist, is something I’ll always say yes to."

Marty Stuart is recovering from an unfortunate winter-related accident that has temporarily sidelined him from performing on stage. The country music icon and Grand Ole Opry member announced the news in a post on social media on Tuesday, Feb. 3. 

In his message to the fans, the 67-year-old country legend revealed that he took an unexpected spill on the ice while walking outdoors. The fall resulted in a hand injury and a sprained wrist, prompting him to postpone a handful of concerts as he can no longer play on his instruments as he had hoped he would. 

View this post on Instagram

“Well, there’s the slow hand – the Mojo Hand, the Winning Hand, the Unseen Hand, the Hard Working Hand, and then I fell down on a patch of ice and did an excellent job of hurting my hand and spraining my wrist, complete with a state-of-the-art hairline fracture. Good job, Marty!” the beloved artist captioned his post, showcasing his trademark sense of humor is still intact, despite having to deal with his injuries. 

Marty Stuart Said His Condition Is Improving Each Day

Although he is currently sidelined from performing, Stuart noted that he is improving with each day. He also mentioned that the most difficult setback of it all is that he has to refrain from playing on both his guitar and mandolin as he focuses on regaining his strength. 

“It’s getting better by the day,” Stuart shared. “The worst part of it all is I can’t play the guitar or the mandolin, at the moment.” 

Due to the ice-related fall, Stuart has had to postpone several performances and has asked fans for patience and understanding while he continues the healing process. He also promised that he and his longtime band, The Superlatives will “return in full force just as soon as possible.”

“Meanwhile, stay safe, everybody,” the “Tempted” singer concluded his message.

Marty Stuart Gave Fans Some More Guidance in the Caption Alongside His Post

Alongside his post, Stuart included a caption to help concertgoers navigate the new changes to his schedule. Fans were advised that updates regarding February shows would be shared soon through social media and email. Those seeking refunds were encouraged to contact their original point of purchase for details.

“Updates for February shows are coming soon, please keep an eye out on socials and your email. For any refund information, please contact your point of purchase. Stay safe, everyone!” The captioned reads. 

Currently, Stuart’s official website shows his next scheduled performance will be on Thursday, March 19 in Lexington, KY. For more information on his upcoming concert schedule, visit his webpage, here. 

Related: Country Icon Chris Stapleton, 47, Discusses Early Retirement: ‘I’ve Done Enough’

My Chemical Romance is currently on the Latin American leg of their Black Parade 2026 tour, and for their latest show, they pulled a fan-favorite song out of the vault.

The iconic 2000s era band is currently on tour to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their most successful album, The Black Parade. Each of their live shows features the groundbreaking album, played in full, with additional songs added to the setlist on each tour stop.

But the band's decision to play a deep cut from their breakout album, Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge, which was released in 2004, has fans excited. The last time My Chemical Romance performed "To the End" live was in May 2006.

At least that was the case until the Feb. 1 show in Buenos Aires, Argentina, when MCR played the Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge track live for the first time in 20 years.

When lead singer Gerard Way announced "To the End" was up next, the crowd roared. In the comment section of the YouTube video that captured the rare performance, fans called it "amazing" and others talked about how "jealous" they were of the Buenos Aires crowd.

My Chemical Romance will continue their way through Latin America until their final show for that leg in Mexico City on February 14.

Those hoping to see the band that made "Helena" famous back in the United States can grab tickets now for their return to the U.S. beginning May 10 with shows in Daytona Beach, Florida, and Columbus, Ohio. After that, they head to the UK to play several European shows that include stops in Italy and Spain.

MCR will return to the U.S. again on August 9 for a New York show before hitting several other stadiums in cities that include Nashville, Detroit, San Diego, San Antonio, and Hollywood, where the band will wrap up the lengthy tour with performances on October 30 and 31.

Gaining. Losing. Shaving. It’s all part of the job.

Acting, that is. And Hollywood’s favorite chameleon has just gone the extra mile once again for a movie role. 

Jonah Hill, brother to one Beanie Feldstein, romantic partner to one Olivia Millar, and star of the raunch comedy that launched a thousand raunch comedies, is making headlines for another jaw-dropping transformation. This time, he’s baring it all – on top. 

In the first-look images for Outcome, the upcoming Apple TV film Hill co-wrote and directed, Hill trades his natural curly top and smooth complexion for a bald head and thick gray beard. 

View this post on Instagram

The new do follows Hill’s significant weight loss he achieved for Cut Off, another film he wrote and directed -- this one about a pair of bros who have been cut off by their parents, co-starring Kristen Wiig, Nathan Lane, and Chelsea Peretti.

Conforming to character aesthetic is nothing new for Hill. See his veneered Donnie in The Wolf of Wall Street, his stocky Efraim in War Dogs, and his Slim Shady homage in 21 Jump Street.

According to Apple TV, Outcome follows “Reef Hawk (Keanu Reeves), Hollywood’s poster child since age six,” who is not OK. “When he learns about an extortion plot tied to a mysterious video, Reef preemptively sets out on a redemption tour to make amends, confront his demons, and avoid getting canceled.” Hill plays Reef’s lawyer, Ira.

Further cast members include Cameron Diaz, Matt Bomer, Laverne Cox, David Spade, and Kaia Gerber, and Susan Lucci.

Outcome releases on the streaming platform April 10.

Related: Soap Icon Susan Lucci Reveals How Jonah Hill Convinced Her to Appear in New Star-Studded Movie

Sabrina Carpenter is currently one of the biggest names in the pop music industry. Her rise to superstardom seemed to happen overnight when her hit song, "Please, Please, Please," hit the number 1 spot on the Billboard chart in 2024. Since then, songs like "Espresso" and "Taste" introduced fans to her unmistakable vocals and often risque lyrics. In 2025, Carpenter released her album, Man's Best Friend, which brought her six 2026 Grammy nominations at the Feb. 1 show.

While Carpenter didn't bring home any awards on Sunday night, the 26-year-old pop-star delighted fans with a performance of her hit song "Manchild." The star incorporated a live white dove into the performance, garnering her some attention from animal rights activist group PETA.

Related: PETA Sends Pointed Message to Sabrina Carpenter After Her Latest Performance

This week, The Disney Channel gave fans and critics a sweet reminder of one of Carpenter's early performances with a 12-year-old throwback video from a guest role on the hit show Austin & Ally.

View this post on Instagram

In the video, an auburn-haired, glasses-wearing 14-year-old Carpenter plays Lucy Gluckman, auditioning for a part on a fictional talent show. In the unaccompanied arrangement, Carpenter impressively belts out several verses of "Who I am," an original song from the show. Fans immediately took to the comments to praise Carpenter for her unwavering talent.

One wrote, "I'll never forget knowing Sabrina Carpenter before she was Sabrina Carpenter. I've always loved this cover so much I NEED a full version of it 😭." Another said, "She hasn’t changed a bit as far as vocals and expressions go." The statement was echoed with, "This is how we knew she was going to be successful 🫡." Others referred to the clip as evidence of Carpenter's "full circle" moment and acknowledged her recent Grammy performance and 2025 wins.

John Shearer/Getty Images for The Recording Academy

Sabrina Carpenter's path from Disney Channel actress to pop star sensation is not unusual. The "Espresso" singer happens to be one of the latest pop stars to join the growing list of Disney child-star alumni.

Disney Channel Pop Music Icons

• Britney Spears got an early start on Disney Channel as a cast member on The Mickey Mouse Club in 1993, long before becoming a global pop icon.
• Justin Timberlake also rose through Disney Channel ranks as part of The Mickey Mouse Club in 1993 before launching his chart-topping music career as the lead singer of NSYNC.
• Miley Cyrus became a household name in the Disney Channel series Hannah Montana in 2006, before she became a top recording artist in the industry.
• Demi Lovato broke out on Disney Channel with her starring role in the musical TV film Camp Rock in 2008
• The Jonas Brothers transitioned from Disney favorites to pop-rock hitmakers with their own series, Jonas, which debuted in 2009.
• Hilary Duff cemented her Disney legacy as the relatable lead of Lizzie McGuire when the series premiered in 2001.
• Christina Aguilera showcased her powerhouse vocals early as a cast member on The Mickey Mouse Club in 1993 before her solo superstardom.

Sabrina Carpenter's Disney Channel Breakout

Disney Channel

In addition to her aforementioned guest role on Austin & Ally, Sabrina Carpenter starred in Disney's Girl Meets World as Maya Hart from 2014-2017. She began her music career pursuit with the release of her first album,Eyes Wide Open, in 2015.

What's Next?

As Sabrina Carpenter continues to expand her spotlight beyond Disney, she has a busy run of international shows lined up this spring. After that, she is set to headline major festival stages in 2026 — including Coachella over both weekends in April. Whether she announces a full tour of her own later in the year remains to be seen, but she’s already proven her live appeal on stages around the world.

It was a Fire Country reunion for the books over the weekend. Actor Michael Trucco (Luke) let fans know that he got to spend time with two of his favorites for a very good cause.

Taking to Instagram, Trucco shared a photo of himself with Billy Burke (Vince) and Stephanie Arcila (Gabriela) at an event. Burke sported a new look, having shaved off his signature mustache and boasting a shorter hairstyle.

 🎬SIGN UP for Parade's Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox🎬

Arcila was all smiles in between her former co-stars, while Trucco had a grin on his face for the reunion.

“A mini reunion with flair! Last night at the #LoveThyNeighbor charity event of the #TwlightZone staged readings. Great seeing the #FireCountry fam again. @stepharcila #billyburke,” read the caption on Trucco’s post.

View this post on Instagram

The comments section featured Arcila weighing in on the reunion and the charity event, saying, “The best reunion! And what a gift to watch you live my friend! And for a great cause!”

Fire Country fans don’t get to see those three together very much since Burke and Arcila are no longer on the show, and Trucco only pops up sporadically. Fans flooded the comments to gush over this unexpected reunion.

“The Fire Country reunion we all needed!” wrote a fan, as another fan shared, “Love the show!!!”

Related: Did Audrey Leave ‘Fire Country’?

One fan who was at the event declared, “They were a lot of fun to watch. And it was all for an amazing cause! You were all wonderful!”

“Love seeing the three of you together again. Fire Country isn’t the same without you. ❤️” stated one fan. Other fans specifically addressed Burke no longer being on the drama, writing, “Burke's departure from the show is insane” and “Fire Country isn’t the same since Vince died !! I got me a @cameo from @shawnyhats last month !! ❤️❤️.”

The reunion comes amid Fire Country’s lengthy winter hiatus, so it was a real treat for fans.

Fire Country airs Fridays at 9/8c on CBS.

Next: ‘Fire Country’ Star Sends Candid Message to Fans After Major Season 5 News

A major '90s rock milestone is getting the live treatment.

Staind has officially announced a tour celebrating the 25th anniversary of their breakthrough album, Bread the Cycle, marking a quarter century since the record helped define the sound of early-2000s rock. The Break the Cycle 25th Anniversary Tour will bring the band back on the road for much of 2026, with a lineup that delivers plenty of late 90s and early 2000s nostalgia for longtime fans.

According to Live Nation, the tour will feature special guests Seether, along with support from Hoobastank and Hinder on select dates.

Originally released in 2001, Break the Cycle marked a turning point for Staind when it quickly became the band's most commercially successful album. The record produced multiple hit singles, including "It's Been Awhile," "Outside," and "Fade," and went on to achieve multi-platinum status in the United States. Fans were drawn to the emotional, post-grunge sound, which catapulted Staind from an alternative radio favorites to arena-level headliners.

View this post on Instagram

The forthcoming tour is shaping up to be a full-on anniversary celebration, with Staind performing songs from Break the Cycle, plus plenty of other fan favorites from their expansive catalog. The tour, which begins in May 2026 and goes through October, spans dozens of American cities and hits most, if not all, major markets.

For fans craving a throwback, the inclusion of Seether, Hoobastank, and Hinder is a treat. Each act found mainstream success right around the turn of the millennium, ensuring the tour provides just the right amount of late-'90s and early 2000s rock nostalgia.

Artist and Citibank ticket presales begin Wednesday, Feb. 4 at 10 a.m. local time, and general ticket sales start on Friday, Feb. 6 at 10 a.m. local time. For more information, visit Live Nation.

Check out the full list of Staind's Break the Cycle 25th Anniversary Tour dates below.

Break the Cycle 25th Anniversary Tour Dates

Thu May 07 | Daytona Beach, FL | Daytona International Speedway

Sat May 09 | Biloxi, MS | Mississippi Coast Coliseum

Sun May 10 | Dothan, AL | Dothan Civic Center

Fri May 15 | Columbus, OH | Historic Crew Stadium

Sat May 16 | St. Louis, MO | Venue TBA

Sun Jul 26 | Anderson, SC | Anderson Sports & Entertainment Center

Tue Sep 08 | Atlanta, GA | Lakewood Amphitheatre

Thu Sep 10 | Charlotte, NC | Truliant Amphitheater

Fri Sep 11 | Raleigh, NC | Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek

Sun Sep 13 | Virginia Beach, VA | Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheater

Mon Sep 14 | Wantagh, NY | Northwell at Jones Beach Theater

Wed Sep 16 | Camden, NJ | Freedom Mortgage Pavilion

Fri Sep 18 | Mansfield, MA | Xfinity Center

Sat Sep 19 | Darien Center, NY | Darien Lake Amphitheater

Mon Sep 21 | Toronto, ON | RBC Amphitheatre

Wed Sep 23 | Tinley Park, IL | Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre

Thu Sep 24 | Shakopee, MN | Mystic Lake Amphitheater

Sat Sep 26 | Noblesville, IN | Ruoff Music Center

Sun Sep 27 | Clarkston, MI | Pine Knob Music Theatre

Tue Sep 29 | Franklin, TN | FirstBank Amphitheater

Thu Oct 01 | Ridgedale, MO | Thunder Ridge Nature Arena

Sat Oct 03 | Thackerville, OK | Lucas Oil Live

Wed Oct 07 | Salt Lake City, UT | Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre

Fri Oct 09 | Wheatland, CA | Toyota Amphitheatre

Sat Oct 10 | Ontario, CA | Toyota Arena

Tue Oct 13 | Phoenix, AZ | Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre

Wed Oct 14 | Albuquerque, NM | Isleta Amphitheater

Fri Oct 16 | Tulsa, OK | BOK Center

Sat Oct 17 | Houston, TX | The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion Sponsored by Huntsman

Mon Oct 19 | Austin, TX | Moody Center

Parade aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission.

A cozy hoodie is a cold-weather essential, offering the extra layer of warmth and protection you need when temperatures start to drop. For an especially snug option, you can't go wrong with an ultra-soft fleece sweater, like Cozy Earth's Cityscape Cropped Hoodie. The popular style makes a chic addition to any winter wardrobe, and right now, you can snag it at an incredible discount. 

For a limited time, the cute hoodie is on sale for a whopping 60% off, bringing the $108 price tag down to just $43. All three color options, including burgundy, eclipse blue, and ebony, are available at the same price, so you can choose your favorite or grab two for the price of one. But act fast, as deals this good don't last long and this last-chance style won't be restocked once it sells out. 

Cityscape Cropped Hoodie, $43 (was $108) at Cozy Earth

COurtesy of Co

Available in sizes extra small to XXL, the sweater features a relaxed, cropped fit with a cozy hood and a large front pocket that you can comfortably tuck your hands into for extra warmth. Crafted from the brand's signature soft fleece, the hoodie feels gentle and plush against the skin, making it perfect for layering in cold weather. 

Ribbed detailing at the cuffs adds a touch of sophistication and helps the hoodie hold its shape, whether you're wearing it over a tee or under a heavy jacket. The slouchy yet flattering cut also makes it easy to style. Don it with leggings and sneakers while running errands or hitting the gym, or pair it with the matching sweatpants for a cohesive look that'll have you feeling comfy and put together. 

Related: Amazon’s 'Perfectly Comfy' Ribbed Long-Sleeve Shirt Comes in 9 Colors, and It’s on Sale for $13

Shoppers praised the sweatshirt for its quality and versatility. One reviewer highlighted the  "very soft" fabric, noting, "I love the softness of this hoodie." It also makes a great gift for any occasion from birthdays to holidays — and at this unbeatable price, you'll want to treat yourself to one as well. 

Shop More Deals

• Arden Cardigan, $87 (was $158) at Cozy Earth
• All-Day Tee, $35 (was $58) at Cozy Earth 
• CityScape Cropped Full Zip Hoodie, $43 (was $108) at Cozy Earth

With winter still in full swing, it's worth stocking up on cute and cozy layering pieces that will keep you warm all season long. The CityScape Cropped Hoodie is an effortlessly stylish and comfy pick that ticks every box. Now at 60% off, it's an easy wardrobe upgrade that you'll want to grab while it's still in stock. 

Don’t miss future deals! Sign up for Parade Picks to receive our commerce team’s curated selection of discounts and sales twice a week.

Singer and actress Reba McEntire says there's been a delay in her and her fiancé Rex Linn's wedding.

In a February 1 E! News interview during the 2026 Grammy Awards, McEntire explained that they are focused on their careers, rather than their wedding plans. She referenced that she and Linn co-star as Bobbie and Emmett on the NBCsitcom, Happy's Place, which is getting a new season.

“We're still waiting on a third season pickup from Happy’s Place. And Rex got picked up on Stick with Owen Wilson, so that pushed the wedding back. [Linn] says, ‘Work comes first,'" said McEntire to the publication.

McEntire shared that she and Linn, who have been in a relationship since 2019, have been enjoying wedding planning in a December 2025 interview on The Drew Barrymore Show. She also suggested that she and Linn didn't have an exact date for their nuptials in mind.

"People say, 'When are you going to get married?' And we don't know," said McEntire, who was previously married to Charlie Battles and Narvel Blackstock. "We're loving being engaged. We love planning. So whenever we get to a point where we can take that time and be relaxed about it and plan the wedding, we'll be fine with that, too."

Reba McEntire Explained Why She Didn't Immediately Announce Her Engagement

In a November 2025 interview on The TODAY Show, McEntire shared that she and Linn unintentionally hid their engagement for several months. She explained that Linn, whom she met in 1991, proposed in December 2024. However, she and Linn decided it was not appropriate to announce their engagement amid the destructive Southern California fires in January 2025.

She then said she ended up revealing she was engaged after a reporter referred to Linn as her fiancé during the 2025 Emmy Awards in September 2025.

"She just announced it. I didn't correct her," said McEntire.

In addition, McEntire shared what she and Linn want their upcoming wedding to look like.

"A Reba-Rex wedding is going to be very different. It's going to be low key, lots of fun. Lots of people. Lots of food. Just fun," said McEntire during her interview with The TODAY Show.

Sydney Sweeney’s latest venture into lingerie is proving just as magnetic as her on-screen presence. Last week, the actress's SYRN launch went live, and the Seductress category sold out almost instantly. The sell-out signals major momentum for the brand and a clear appetite for its confident, sensual aesthetic. Now, Sweeney is keeping that energy going by announcing early access to SYRN’s Romantic category, which is set to open tomorrow, February 4 at 8 a.m. PT.

Related: Meet SYRN: Sydney Sweeney’s Sultry Lingerie Line Is Now Live

The rapid sellout of the Seductress category marked a pivotal moment for SYRN, positioning it as more than a celebrity-backed passion project. Fans and shoppers alike snapped up the pieces within hours, with many items disappearing almost as soon as they went live. The response "broke the internet," according to some social media users. It underscored the brand's ability to tap into a market that values lingerie as a form of self-expression rather than just an underlayer.

Related: Did Sydney Sweeney Just 'Break the Internet' With SYRN's Already Sold-Out 'Seductress' Lingerie?

Sweeney's hands-on involvement has been a key part of SYRN's appeal. She has spoken openly about wanting to create lingerie that feels empowering, comfortable, and inclusive—designed for real people and real moments. That ethos seems to be resonating, particularly with consumers who are seeking bras with broader sizing, such as SYRN. Bra sizing is available in 44 sizes, ranging from 30B to 42DDD, with "enhanced sizing" and "sister sizing" available for those who have smaller frames but bigger busts.

SYRN consists of four customer personas: The Seductress, the Romantic, the Playful, and the Comfy. The Romantic category's "Somewhere Only We Know" collection is expected to lean into softer, more intimate design cues than the sultrier Seduction category, offering pieces that balance allure with wearability. Think: delicate fabrics and flattering silhouettes.

"Somewhere Only We Know," Sweeney posted on an Instagram video donning the lacey lingerie and white gloves, clipping rose bushes in a green garden. "The first drop from the romantic world is arriving 2.4.26 at 8 a.m. PT for early access. Sign up today at syrn.com."

View this post on Instagram

Because the Seductress sold out so quickly, Sweeney is suggesting that those interested sign up for the Romantic's early access. After all, SYRN has been promoting the category—which it has called "a little daydream"—on Instagram over the last 48 hours, teasing that "romance is in the air…" and it's "all yours very soon." And the anticipation is already sky-high.

"Ready to fall in love with the first Romantic drop?" SYRN asks on Instagram.

Early access opens at 8 a.m. PT. General access opens at 9 a.m. PT. Sign up here.

Flyte Tyme is heading to the Las Vegas strip!

The legendary '70s R&B/funk band, known as a foundation for the "Minneapolis sound," announced this week that they're gearing up to play a limited residency at the Venetian Resort this spring.

Group founders/super-producers Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis—who've earned a whopping 42 No. 1 Billboard hits over the years and five Grammys—are taking their talents to the stage to present the Nothing But Hits concert series, kicking off on April 17, 2026. The duo is bringing two special guests along for the ride: American Idol Season 2 winner Ruben Studdard and popular '90s songstress, Shanice Wilson.

Taking to Instagram on Monday, Feb. 2, the special shows were announced. "We’re bringing the music, the memories, and the magic to the stage," the caption of the post read. The promo image revealed they're currently slated to perform six shows from April 17 to 26. Tickets are available online now.

View this post on Instagram Fans 'Can't Wait'

On social media, longtime fans reacted to the exciting show news.

"I already have my tickets for 3 shows! Looking forward to it!" one confirmed of their planned attendance for multiple concerts, while another said, "This is going to be next level! 🔥."

Several more had the same sentiment, admitting that they "can't wait" to see the musical performance.

Additional fans came by to drop things like, "I AM NOT MISSING THIS!!!!!" "Ooh this gon be goood👊🏽," "BUYING MY TICKETS NOW," "Heeeeyy alright now! 👏🏽," "Congratulations ICONS! My favs," and "I'm there!"

Flyte Tyme's Early Career Success

Flyte Tyme formed in the early 1970s as a Minneapolis funk band co-founded by Jimmy “Jam” Harris III and Terry Lewis, eventually evolving into the group that Prince rebranded as The Time—a key act in the Minneapolis music scene. Early on, Flyte Tyme helped launch the careers of musicians such as Cynthia Johnson and Alexander O’Neal and contributed to the vibrant local blend of funk, soul, and R&B that was emerging at the time.

Although the band itself never achieved mainstream chart success, its members’ later work and the sound they cultivated—energetic, synth-driven funk rooted in soul traditions—played a foundational role in shaping what became known as the Minneapolis Sound, a hybrid of R&B, funk, pop, and electronic elements that influenced many 1980s artists.

After departing from The Time in the early 1980s, Jam and Lewis resurrected Flyte Tyme as a production company and studio, quickly establishing themselves as influential producers in soul, R&B, and pop music. Their breakthrough came with hits like the S.O.S. Band’s "Just Be Good to Me," and they later crafted a string of classic records for artists including Cherrelle, Cheryl Lynn, and most notably Janet Jackson, whose Control album helped redefine contemporary R&B with its fusion of funk rhythms and polished pop production.

Over the following decades, Flyte Tyme Productions was associated with dozens of Top 10 hits and numerous Grammy awards, leaving a lasting imprint on the sound of modern R&B and soul and influencing generations of producers and artists.

Related: '60s Funk Legends Announce Tour Dates After Six Decades in Music

Clint Black is headed back on tour.

Much to his fans' delight, the country music star will be bringing back his legendary Back on the Blacktop Tour with over 40 new dates scheduled across North America throughout 2026.

🎬SIGN UP for Parade's Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox🎬

"Back on the Blacktop Tour rolls into 2026!" Black, 63, announced to his followers in an Instagram post on Monday, Feb. 2, while sharing that the tour will be kicking off with a three-show run at the "legendary" Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tenn.

View this post on Instagram

Later this month, Black will make stops in several U.S. cities, including Miami, Fla.; Birmingham, Ala.; Biloxi, Miss. and Athens, Ga.

Concert dates will continue into March and last throughout the rest of the summer, with the final two shows set for Salem, Ore. and Ellensburg, Wash., in September.

The tour will also include special guest Cody Johnson at select dates.

Related: Super Bowl LX’s Alternative Halftime Show Lineup Revealed—and It’s a Direct Shot at Bad Bunny

Black previously embarked on the Back to the Blacktop in early 2025, celebrating his "extensive catalog, featuring fan-favorite hits and new surprises," according to his website. "Clint is ready to bring his iconic blend of country, storytelling, and heartfelt performances to fans across North America."

Tickets for select cities on the Back to the Blacktop Tour are on sale now.

Related: Lainey Wilson Turns Heads in Plunging Country-Gothic Grammys Look

Daniela Ruah got her first big break in the U.S. when she was cast in the role of Special Agent Kensi Blye on NCIS: Los Angeles. It made her a household name. The CBS series also gave her the opportunity to make her directorial debut. She went on to direct six episodes of LA, one episode of NCIS, one of NCIS: Hawaii and an episode of Equalizer.

Now, the hyphenate is making her motion picture directing debut with Nowhere Boy, an adaptation of the novel by Katherine Marsh, Deadline was first to report.

The description is as follows: “The YA novel charts the story of a teenage refugee escaping conflict whose father dies on their journey to Europe. As an orphan alone in Brussels, his dream of reaching England fades. Instead, he finds himself hiding in a house where, upstairs, an American family — including a 13-year-old boy named Max — lives. Max finds Ahmed, and the two become friends, giving the latter new direction.”

🎬 SIGN UP for Parade’s Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox 🎬 

But that’s not all she is adding to her resumé. Ruah is also taking on an acting role when she stars in the movie And Then She Was Gone. In the film, she will re-team with Natalia del Riego, who played her daughter on the CBS series. Again, it was first reported by Deadline.

Based on Karen McQuestion’s 2020 novel The Moonlight Child and written by Justin Kohlas, And Then She Was Gone follows 19-year-old Niki, a former foster child adjusting to a new way of life in the home of Sharon Lemke. When they notice a mysterious girl in the house next door, the duo investigates and reveal a haunting truth.

“I was immediately drawn to both McQuestion’s book and Justin’s screenplay — he has such a wonderful instinct for keeping us on our toes as the plot unfolds,” said Ruah. “Having worked together for over a decade, I’m very excited to continue telling great stories with Justin, this time in a new role.”

Next, Daniela Ruah’s 9-Year-Old Daughter Sierra ‘Rocks’ an ‘Amazing’ Hair Transformation, and Fans Say She Looks Just Like Mom

Parade aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission.

With spring right around the corner, a seasonal refresh feels like a great idea. Whether that means a full-on home reset or a simple upgrade to breathe new life into a space, there's no shortage of retail inspiration waiting to help you land on an elevated find ready to jumpstart the process. 

If you ask us, few brands strike a better balance between high-end home and kitchen style and affordable price points than the Member's Mark collection at Sam's Club. Right now, shoppers looking for a quick, easy upgrade that truly earns its keep should start with the Member's Mark Herringbone Bamboo Charcuterie Board. At just $14.94, it's a warm, inviting serveware essential guaranteed to elevate your hosting game.

😋😋SIGN UP to get delicious recipes, handy kitchen hacks & more in our daily Pop Kitchen newsletter🍳🍔

Member's Mark Herringbone Bamboo Charcuterie Board, $14.94 at Sam's Club

Sam's Club

Unlike standard bamboo serving boards, the Member's Mark Herringbone Bamboo Charcuterie Board's distinctive herringbone pattern truly elevates it to a statement-worthy serving essential. Usually priced at $19.94, scoring it now with a tasty $5 discount makes it an even sweeter deal.

With natural, variegated tones, a smoothly finished surface, and a comfortable handle with a hanging hole for easy storage and display, this is one $15 find you'll be fielding questions about from guests for years to come. It measures 21.85 inches long (handle included), 17.01 inches wide and just under an inch thick, all while being crafted from FSC-certified, organically grown bamboo.

Related: Shoppers Say Sam's Club' $30 Stainless Steel Flatware Set 'Exceeds Expectations,' and It's a Purchase You 'Won't Regret'

More Than a Charcuterie Board

Sam's Club

One of the best things about serving boards is their multi-functional use. This stylish Member's Mark find goes far beyond its intended purpose, making it a great addition to a variety of home decor styles. Use it outside the kitchen as a gorgeous coffee table tray, a base for candles or small knick-knacks or as a catchall on an entryway console or bar cart. Wherever it calls home, one thing is for certain: it will add an effortless touch of warmth and texture to any display.

Where It Really Shines

Of course, its intended purpose is right in the name, and this board truly delivers when it comes to seasonal snack displays. With ample space for your favorite cheeses, charcuterie, crackers, fruit, dips, and more, it's the perfect base for everything from Super Bowl appetizers to an elegant afternoon soirée with friends over wine and cheese.

Best of all, when it's not in use, simply hang it up by its handle in the kitchen and keep it within arm's reach, ready to serve whenever snack cravings hit. Be sure to hand-wash and towel-dry immediately to avoid warping or cracking in the wood. And for extra years of shine, rub it down with food-safe mineral oil every few weeks to keep it looking brand new.

Like what you see? Be sure to check out Sam's Club's stunning new stoneware dishes and this super handy reusable balloon arch for more must-have hosting essentials.

Related: Target Is Selling a 'Beautiful' $30 Acacia Wood Carving Board, and Shoppers Say It's 'Even Better in Person'

More details are emerging about Nancy Guthrie's current state of health following the apparent abduction of Today anchor Savannah Guthrie's mother.

In newly released emergency radio traffic, originally obtained by Fox News, dispatch information provides a little more insight into some of the 84-year-old's health concerns, as it was previously reported that going without her daily medication could reportedly prove "fatal."

The clip appears to come from the dispatcher sending responding units a description of Nancy, describing her as "a white female, 84 years of age, 5’2”, medium build, brown over blue," presumably referring to her hair and eye color, before revealing that "Nancy has high blood pressure, [a] pacemaker and cardiac issues." In fact, police believe they were able to pinpoint the time of Nancy's abduction based on the time her pacemaker stopped syncing with her Apple Watch.

Despite her medical problems, Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos emphasized in a press conference that Nancy is "as sharp as a tack,” with no chance of her having "just wandered off."

Nancy was reported missing on Sunday, Jan. 31, after one of her church friends took note of her unusual absence that morning. The friend contacted Nancy's family before heading to her residence in the Tucson, Arizona, area, where she found signs that something was wrong and called 911.

Anyone with any information about Nancy's disappearance can contact the Pima County sheriff’s department at 520-351-4900.

Courtesy NBC

Authorities confirmed there are “suspicious circumstances” surrounding Nancy’s disappearance and that she is believed to have been “taken...against her will”. It was previously reported that Nancy has physical limitations that would have prevented her from leaving the area unassisted, with "very concerning" evidence located in the home that indicated she was harmed in the process—which police later confirmed included blood, though DNA results on it are pending.

While a suspect has not yet been identified, investigators are looking into registered sex offenders in the area and are reviewing camera footage from Nancy’s home, her neighbors, local businesses and traffic lights, as well as searching the area with the assistance of a helicopter, a plane, drones, search-and-rescue dogs and volunteers.

The latest update comes from an unverified ransom note sent directly to TMZ, which reportedly includes details about the state of Nancy's house following the abduction that only the person responsible could know. The note has been handed over to the appropriate authorities for further investigation.

Fans and friends are rallying behind Savannah and her family as they search for Nancy, including her former Today colleague Kathie Lee Gifford, who is "bombarding Heaven" in prayer for the missing woman.

Related: Former 'Today' Host Katie Couric 'Cannot Stop Thinking' About Savannah Guthrie Amid Mother's Disappearance

Parade aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission.

Get ready to elevate your winter wardrobe with a chic piece that even Demi Lovato can't resist. The Amazon Essentials Relaxed Fit Turtleneck Sweater, part of a fashion line the pop star dropped last year in collaboration with Amazon, has been winning over shoppers for its comfy style. It now comes with a fabulous price tag of just $19 — a delightful 25% off its original $25. 

This is the lowest recorded price for the sweater since Amazon began offering it several months ago. In other words, it's an absolute steal!

Amazon Essentials Relaxed Fit Turtleneck Sweater, $19 (was $25) at Amazon

Courtesy of Amazon

Demi Lovato's choice reflects her keen eye for fashion that doesn’t compromise comfort, making this sweater a great choice for any wardrobe. Available in three beautiful colors — mauve pink, caramel heather brown, and trendy burgundy — this piece is versatile enough to pair with your favorite jeans, skirts, or even leggings.

Related: Hilary Duff Wore the Cutest Button-Down Cardigan In Her New Music Video — Shop the Look Starting at $26

Whether you're headed to brunch with friends or cozying up for a Netflix binge, this sweater is designed to keep you stylishly comfortable. Its relaxed fit, which offers a roomy silhouette, makes it perfect for layering or lounging. The drop shoulder design adds a modern flair, while the mid-weight cotton blend ensures you'll enjoy both warmth and breathability throughout the day.

Amazon Essentials Relaxed Fit Turtleneck Sweater, $19 (was $25) at Amazon

Courtesy of Amazon

With an impressive 4.5 out of 5 stars based on 309 reviews, it's clear that this turtleneck has struck a chord with customers. Many have praised its comfort, versatility, and superior quality, making it a piece that you can wear year after year.

"Soft, warm and flattering," one shopper wrote. "Love the color and looks well-made. Very soft and warm but not itchy."

One of the highlights of the sweater is its textured feel. The soft cotton blend has a cozy quality that's perfect for crisp autumn and winter days. The long sleeves and ribbed turtleneck provide extra warmth and style, allowing you to wear it slouched or folded for a tailored look. The rib trim at the bottom and cuffs adds a touch of detail that elevates the overall design.

Shop More Deals

• Amazon Essentials Unisex Faux Mohair Scarf & Hat Set, $20 (was $25) at Amazon
• Amazon Essentials Oversized-Fit Faux Mohair Crewneck Sweater, $25 (was $30) at Amazon
• Amazon Essentials Relaxed-Fit Button Collar Sweater, $24 at Amazon

Don't forget — this stylish find is only on sale for a limited time. Grab your $19 Demi Lovato-approved sweater on Amazon in your favorite trending color today. 

Don't miss future deals! Sign up for Parade Picks to receive our commerce team's curated selection of discounts and sales twice a week.

Some ingredients don’t demand attention, yet quietly determine whether a dish succeeds or falls flat. Worcestershire sauce is one of these ingredients. It rarely headlines a recipe, but a few drops can deepen a stew, sharpen a marinade, anchor a burger blend or give a Bloody Mary its kick. When it’s present, everything tastes more complete, and when it’s missing, the absence is unmistakable.

That power comes from how hard it is to pin down Worcestershire. It isn’t just salty, sour, sweet or savory—it’s all of those at once, layered so seamlessly that it behaves more like a seasoning than a sauce. Instead of announcing itself, it amplifies whatever it touches. That’s why recipes so casually call for “a splash,” assuming a bottle is always within reach.

Of course, real life intervenes. Bottles run empty. Caps seize shut. A dinner guest is allergic to fish. You move and realize the Worcestershire never made the trip. Suddenly, you’re standing in the kitchen, recipe in hand, wondering whether anything in your pantry can replicate that specific, savory complexity.

As legendary TV chef and cookbook author Sara Moulton tells Parade, the sauce is “pretty unique, and there’s no exact substitute.” Worcestershire’s original recipe is famously secret and fiercely protected, making a perfect dupe nearly impossible. If you’re trying to replace it, you’re really chasing umami and salt rather than an identical match.

That perspective reframes the problem. Instead of searching for a single miracle substitute, chefs think in terms of rebuilding the sauce’s structure: savory depth, bright acidity, subtle sweetness and a hint of fermented funk. Once you understand what Worcestershire contributes to a dish, you can recreate its effect using everyday pantry staples—often without anyone noticing the difference.

Before exploring the 20 best Worcestershire sauce substitutes we got straight from some of our favorite chefs, it helps to understand what Worcestershire sauce is, how it tastes and why it plays such a big role in the kitchen despite being used in such small amounts. Let's dig in.

Related:Wait, Which Condiments Should I Be Refrigerating?

😋😋 SIGN UP to get delicious recipes, handy kitchen hacks & more in our daily Parade Eats newsletter. 🍳🍔

What Is Worcestershire Sauce Made Of?

This condiment takes its name from Worcester, England, where it was first bottled in 1837 by chemists John Wheeley Lea and William Henry Perrins.

The exact formula has been closely guarded ever since. While proportions remain secret, the core ingredients are vinegar, anchovies, tamarind, molasses, onions, garlic, salt and a blend of spices and flavorings. The mixture is fermented and aged, a process that gives the sauce its distinctive depth and complexity.

What Does Worcestershire Sauce Taste Like?

Worcestershire delivers multiple flavor notes in quick succession: salty and savory up front, tangy through the middle, lightly sweet on the finish and subtly funky from fermentation. The anchovies rarely register as fishy, but they provide a lingering savoriness. The tamarind brings tart fruitiness, vinegar sharpens the profile and molasses contributes body and sweetness. Together, these elements transform into a complex seasoning that tastes far richer than any single ingredient suggests.

Emmy- and James Beard Award-winning television host Andrew Zimmern describes Worcestershire sauce as “a dark, savory, tangy, slightly sweet, lightly funky seasoning that disappears into food and makes it taste more like itself,” and admits he goes through a bottle a month.

Getty Images

What Are the Best Uses for Worcestershire Sauce?

“Worcestershire sauce is one of those quiet power players in the kitchen,” says chef Robert Irvine of Restaurant: Impossible. “You only need a few drops to wake up a dish and give it some real depth.”

It’s most commonly used to enrich meat mixtures like burgers, meatloaf and meatballs, but its reach goes far beyond that. It brings oomph to soups, stews, gravies and chilis. It sharpens dressings and sauces, especially classic preparations like Caesar dressing and barbecue sauce. Worcestershire adds richness to sauteed mushrooms and roasted vegetables, helping plant-forward dishes taste more robust and satisfying. And it plays a starring role in a Bloody Mary.

Keep in mind: A little Worcestershire goes a long way, and too much can easily overpower a dish.

Related: I Tried 9 Yellow Mustard Brands and the Winner Won by a Landslide

How To Pronounce Worcestershire Sauce

If the spelling gives you pause, you’re not alone. Despite appearances, it’s pronounced “WU-stuh-sher sauce.”

20 Best Substitutes for Worcestershire Sauce, According to Chefs

Rather than hunting for a perfect replica, chefs recommend thinking about what Worcestershire contributes to a dish—umami, acidity, sweetness and fermented depth—and choosing a substitute that hits as many of those notes as possible. If you’re in a hurry, a single ingredient may get you close enough, but layering a few pantry staples delivers better balance.

Here’s how 20+ foodies approach the old switcheroo, from the simplest swaps to multiple-ingredient mashups.

1. Fish sauce

Amazon

Because Worcestershire contains anchovies, fish sauce mirrors that fermented depth more directly than most other alternatives. Top Chef alum Nini Nguyen calls it her go-to substitute “because it delivers the same deep umami backbone, especially in marinades, sauces and braises.”

Caution: Fish sauce is very concentrated, so a small amount goes a long way.

2. Soy sauce or tamari

Joe Isidori (chef/owner of the Arthur & Sons restaurants in NYC) calls soy or tamari (which is gluten-free) an “umami bomb.” On its own, soy sauce lacks Worcestershire’s acidity and sweetness, but in many recipes, it still delivers enough depth to keep a dish tasting full and seasoned.

3. Miso paste

Amazon

Zimmern says that, in a competition setting, miso would be his one-ingredient choice, particularly for braises, soups and stews.

Food science consultant Edmund McCormick notes that miso and other fermented soy products can supply depth for cooks who avoid anchovies, though they won’t replicate Worcestershire’s tang or sweetness.

Related: The Best Way to Make Miso Soup, According to a Sushi Chef

4. Liquid aminos or coconut aminos

Amazon

Lisa Counts, chef/owner of The Chopping Block in Chicago, recommends this ingredient (which provides savory depth) as a flexible option for cooks avoiding gluten or anchovies.

5. Ponzu sauce

Dinners Done Quick founder Katie Vine likes this swap because “the soy component lends a similar umami flavor, while the citrus adds a bright tang that works well in marinades, soups and stews in particular.”

6. A1 Steak Sauce

Food blogger Nicole Johnson—who doesn’t use Worcestershire sauce because one of her children is allergic to fish—substitutes about half the amount of A1 steak sauce in recipes that call for it. It brings sweet-sour balance and complexity.

Other bottled condiments that work as single-ingredient Worcestershire swaps include Maggi seasoning, hoisin sauce, oyster sauce, teriyaki sauce, HP sauce and Marmite or Vegemite (diluted).

7. Soy sauce + ketchup

Vine uses “a 50/50 mix” of this duo to approximate Worcestershire’s sweet-savory balance.

8. Soy sauce + vinegar or citrus juice

If you have two ingredients and 30 seconds, this is the most universally endorsed solution on the list. James Beard–nominated chef Shota Nakajima, Chopped Grand Champion Saba Wahid and food blogger Jessica Randhawa all rely on soy sauce or tamari paired with lemon juice or rice, sherry, apple cider or balsamic vinegar (“have fun experimenting,” Nakajima says).

Soy supplies umami and salt, while the acid from the vinegar or citrus juice restores the brightness that Worcestershire provides. Randhawa says, “It is not a perfect match, but it will provide a similar flavor profile.”

Related: I Tried 13 Bottles of Balsamic Vinegar and You Can Buy the Winner at Walmart

9. Soy sauce + vinegar or citrus juice + sweetener

Another common swap builds on the above but adds something sweet to the mix, like molasses, honey, maple syrup or brown sugar. “The best substitutes aren’t just one thing, but rather a small stack that adds up to the qualities that Worcestershire possesses,” says Zimmern.

He recommends a tablespoon of soy sauce with a generous teaspoon of lemon juice or sherry vinegar and just a smidge, like a third of a teaspoon, of brown sugar or maple syrup. McCormick says this formula “is the closest one can get to recreating Worcestershire sauce.” Stephan Holland (executive chef at the Equestrian Manor in Ocala, FL) says the sugar “softens the sharp edges.” Food blogger Thérèse Buchanan concurs: “A touch of sweetness rounds it out so the flavor doesn’t feel sharp or flat.”

10. Soy sauce + fish sauce + balsamic vinegar

iStock

“Ironically, having grown up 10 minutes from Worcester, MA, I rarely use Worcestershire sauce,” admits chef and cookbook author Lisa Steele. Instead, she whisks these three ingredients to achieve that salty-sweet umami profile.

11. Miso + fish sauce + rice wine vinegar

Food Network contestant Chef Brittney “Stikxz” Williams says this combination “brings that umami punch along with more depth and complexity.”

12. Anchovy paste + soy sauce + vinegar or citrus juice

For Nick Pescatore (executive chef of That Pasta Club and That Supper Club in New Jersey), Worcestershire is fundamentally about the anchovy. He rebuilds the flavor by using anchovy paste or finely chopped anchovies along with soy plus vinegar or citrus. “Worcestershire isn’t just one flavor—it’s balance—but without that anchovy-driven umami, it never quite hits the same,” he says.

13. Fermented mushroom garum + vinegar + tamarind

For Worcestershire’s layered complexity without seafood, Irvine turns to fermented mushroom garum (a plant-based seasoning made by fermenting mushrooms with koji and salt). “It delivers that savory backbone from a different place,” he says. Then he fine-tunes it with acid and a touch of sweetness. “Different ingredients, same philosophy,” he says.

14. Soy sauce + rice wine vinegar + ketchup + molasses

iStock

Thomas Perone, the chef/owner of Brooklyn Roots Italian and The Corner in Brooklyn, NY, uses a mixture of soy sauce, rice wine vinegar, ketchup and a touch of molasses. “The saltiness of the soy sauce mixed with rice wine vinegar gives it a slightly salty, acidic flavor that mimics the taste of the original,” he says. “The ketchup and molasses add sweetness to round it all out.”

15. Soy sauce + apple cider vinegar + molasses + liquid smoke

Cowboy Cook Kent Rollins, who says he tries “to never run out of Worcestershire,” combines soy sauce with apple cider vinegar, molasses and even a drop of liquid smoke. “Works like a charm,” he adds.

16. Soy sauce + apple cider vinegar + honey + mustard powder

When she doesn’t have Worcestershire on hand or is omitting it for dietary reasons, food blogger Emmy Clinton makes this simple blend that she says, “mimics Worcestershire beautifully." To make it yourself, mix 1 tablespoon of soy sauce or tamari, ½ tablespoon of apple cider vinegar, 1 tablespoon of honey and ½ teaspoon of mustard powder.

17. Miso or soy or dried mushroom powder or nutritional yeast + pulverized capers + vinegar + sweetener + garlic powder

Chef and cookbook author Cara Mangini recommends pantry staples that will bring some of Worcestershire’s intense umami and tang. Think miso (“ideally red miso for richer flavor, but white is fine”), soy, dried shiitake or porcini powder, or nutritional yeast for the umami; and pulverized briny capers to stand in for the anchovy flavor. “A splash of vinegar, the addition of brown sugar, maple or molasses and some garlic powder and you have a quick DIY sauce,” she says.

18. Soy sauce + apple cider vinegar + brown sugar + onion powder + garlic powder

Cookbook author Rachel Farnsworth’s go-to is 1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar, ¾ teaspoon soy sauce, ½ teaspoon brown sugar and a pinch of both onion powder and garlic powder. “This substitution will cover the basic flavor profile that gives a quick flavor boost to whatever it is you are cooking,” she says.

19. Soy sauce + red wine vinegar + ketchup + brown sugar + colatura + cayenne

NYC chef Franklin Becker of Point Seven builds his version using soy sauce, ketchup, brown sugar, red wine vinegar, colatura (Italian fish sauce) and cayenne. He notes, “There are always workarounds for everything. If the fish sauce is an issue, omit it. If soy is an issue, replace it with coconut aminos.”

Related: I Tried Julia Child’s ‘World Famous’ Vinaigrette and Now I Get the Hype

20. Soy sauce + lemon juice or sherry vinegar + brown sugar or maple syrup + mustard + hot sauce + fish sauce

Getty Images

“If you want to get even closer,” Zimmern says, “add a teeny dab of Dijon mustard, a drop or 2 of hot sauce, and a few drops of fish sauce” to the soy, acid and sweetener combo he mentioned earlier. “Then you have the fermented anchovy, the tamarind tang, the molasses, sweetness and the general shape of Worcestershire without trying to cosplay it.”

Up Next:

Related: 18 Different Types of Olives and the Best Ways To Use Them

Sources:

• The New Food Lover’s Companion by Sharon Tyler Herbst and Ron Herbst
• Lee & Perrins: “Our Story”
• Brittanica: “Worcestershire Sauce”
• Franklin Becker is the chef/co-owner of Manhattan’s acclaimed Point Seven restaurant.
• Thérèse Buchanan is the founder and recipe developer of the blog Tessie’s Table.
• Emmy Clinton is the founder and recipe developer of the blog Entirely Emmy.
• Lisa Counts is the chef/owner of The Chopping Block in Chicago.
• Rachel Farnsworth is the founder of The Stay At Home Chef and the author of The Stay At Home Chef Family Favorites Cookbook.
• Stephan Holland is the executive chef at The Equestrian Manor at World Equestrian Center in Ocala, FL.
• Robert Irvine is a chef, television host (Food Network’s Restaurant: Impossible) and author (Fit Fuel).
• Joe Isidori is the chef/owner of the Arthur & Sons restaurants in New York City.
• Nicole Johnson is the founder and recipe developer of the blog OrWhateverYouDo.com.
• Cara Mangini is a chef and cookbook author (The Vegetable Eater, The Vegetable Butcher).
• Edmund McCormick is a food science consultant.
• Sara Moulton is a chef, television host (Sara’s Weeknight Meals) and author (Sara Moulton's Home Cooking 101: How to Make Everything Taste Better).
• Shota Nakajima is a Seattle-based James Beard–nominated chef and Top Chef alum.
• Nini Nguyen is a chef, author (Đặc Biệt), instructor and Top Chef alum.
• Thomas Perone is the chef/owner of Brooklyn Roots Italian and The Corner in Brooklyn, NY.
• Nick Pescatore is the executive chef of That Pasta Club and That Supper Club in Park Ridge, NJ.
• Jessica Randhawa is the founder and recipe developer of The Forked Spoon.
• Kent Rollins is a cowboy cook, author (Comfort Food the Cowboy Way) and host of Outdoor Channel’s Cast Iron Cowboy.
• Lisa Steele is a fifth-generation chicken keeper, author (the forthcoming In Season: 125+ Sweet and Savory Recipes Celebrating Simple, Fresh Ingredients and host of Welcome to My Farm.
• Katie Vine is the founder and recipe developer of the blog Dinners Done Quick.
• Saba Wahid is the chef/owner of Kush by Saba in Boston, a culinary instructor and a Chopped Grand Champion.
• Brittney “Stikxz' Williams is the culinary director of Miss Lily’s 7A in New York City and has competed on Food Network’s Chopped and Ciao House.
• Andrew Zimmern is an Emmy- and James Beard Award-winning television host (Bizarre Foods), chef and author (The Blue Food Cookbook, co-written with seafood expert Barton Seaver in collaboration with ocean food advocacy nonprofit Fed by Blue).

The iconic 1980s glam metal band Mötley Crüe has announced a new concert date ahead of the commencement of their 45th-anniversary tour, The Return of the Carnival of Sins. The new show date was announced on Tuesday morning via the band's social media, and fans are already buzzing.

The added show will be held on July 4 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, at Princess Auto Stadium. Joining the band will be Three Days Grace, Halestorm and JJ Wilde, all respected hard rock artists. The Winnipeg show will kick off Mötley Crüe's anniversary tour, coming just two weeks before the original commencement date of July 17 in Burgettstown, Pennsylvania.

The Return of the Carnival of Sins tour was announced in November to celebrate the band's 45th anniversary as well as the 20th anniversary of their 2005 world tour, Carnival of Sins. The North American tour is a reimagined version of that iconic 2005 tour, traveling to 33 cities across the U.S. and Canada with an updated setlist and support from the bands Tesla and Extreme.

Fans who missed the North American ticket sale in November can now purchase tickets for the new summer show. In the comments of the announcement post, fans shared their excitement.

View this post on Instagram

Users wrote:

"Omg! My dream come true!"

"So devastated I'm not from Canada because thats three of my fav bands 💔"

"This lineup is absolutely stacked — Crüe, Three Days Grace, Halestorm and JJ Wilde in one night is pure rock heaven 🤘🔥 Winnipeg is about to explode!"

"Fantastic lineup!! 🤘🇨🇦"

"We are 👏 so there. 👏👏"

Tickets for the July 4 show will be available for purchase on Friday via Mötley Crüe's website.

Lead singer Vince Neil, bassist Nikki Sixx, drummer Tommy Lee and lead guitarist Mick Mars of the American hard rock band Motley Crue on September 15, 1985, in Detroit, Michigan.

Ross Marino/Getty Images

Mötley Crüe Legacy

Mötley Crüe was formed in 1981 by bassist Nikki Sixx and drummer Tommy Lee. Shortly after, vocalist Vince Neil and guitarist Mick Mars joined to complete the original lineup.

Throughout the band's career, they released nine studio albums, garnering significant commercial success and a reputation for their theatrical, high-energy concerts. Mötley Crüe is widely credited with bringing the stereotypical "sex, drugs and rock and roll" lifestyle to the mainstream. They are also recognized as major figures in shaping the glam metal genre in the 1980s.

Related: '90s Rock Legend Announces Special Collaboration With Tom Keifer

December 10—the seven-member boy band formed on Simon Cowell's Netflix docuseries, Simon Cowell: The Next Act, which premiered on December 10, 2025—recently released their first-ever single, "Run My Way." Shortly after sharing their music with the world, the band also dropped the music video for "Run My Way," which the boys have called an "absolute dream come true."

"Shooting our first music video with each other was an absolute dream come true," December 10 wrote on an Instagram clip of the music video. "Who's up for hearing some more originals on tour? Rehearsals next week."

View this post on Instagram

December 10 is embarking on the band's first tour across the UK and Ireland this month. Their shows sold out almost immediately, prompting the boys to add an extra show to each city in which they're performing... which sold out just as quickly. Ahead of the tour, they've been teasing their new single, "Run My Way," which finally hit streaming platforms on January 31.

Related: Listen to December 10's First Single, 'Run My Way,' Officially Out Now

At the time of writing this, the music video—directed by KC Locke and produced by Swords and Eagles Executive Producer, Marisa Garner—already has more than half a million views and over 3,000 comments. The music video opens with a close-up of Josh singing in a studio setting before jumping to clips of the seven members of the band driving bumper cars, riding bicycles, and singing on a rooftop.

Fans are already obsessed with the music video, hoping that "these guys will be the next 1D."

"Love the harmonizing boys...groovy job!" one fan commented on the music video. "Been waiting since the documentary for your own style to emerge...loving what I am hearing! Catch that dream and live it!"

Others are sharing their excitement to be "OG fans," who have been waiting for the song and its music video since the Netflix show aired.

"I watched the Netflix series and was moved to tears for these guys," one fan commented. "You could see how much they all wanted this break. I love all their voices. Their tones are different but [harmonise] melodically."

While they wait for the tour (and the promise of even more original tracks), fans around the world say they'll be "watching the video on repeat!"

Catch the music video for "Run My Way" below to see for yourself.