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The year’s most electrifying trailer by far was for Primetime, director and documentarian Lance Oppenheim’s first narrative feature following the story of Chris Hansen and the cancellation of his hit show, To Catch a Predator. The show followed Hansen and his crew as they would conduct stings to expose child predators that they had been messaging online pretending to be children. The film has received a lot of buzz leading up to its release due to Hansen’s disapproval of the trailer, which I personally found to be one of the more visceral pieces of film marketing of my lifetime.

Having just seen the film a few hours ago, I am happy to say that the trailer does not disappoint, and the actual movie is a deeply affecting, disturbing, and psychologically fascinating watch that is one of my favorites of the year. The film focuses on TCAP’s massive rise to fame, and the series of events that led to its cancellation by the network. Starring in the lead role is Robert Pattinson who has been on an absolute tear lately, continually improving and in my opinion giving his best work to date here.

Hansen is an extremely complicated individual, and the film is most interested in exploring the ways in which Hansen’s drive to expose darkness intersects with his own morality, and the inherent exploitation of the media. Primetime is not afraid to go into the darkest corners of what this show was about, and what that darkness does to everyone surrounding it.

Making up the supporting cast is Merritt Weaver, Skyler Gisondo, Matthew Maher, and Phoebe Bridgers in her acting debut. All are fantastic in here, with each of them bringing really fascinating layers to the web of hypocrisy, exploitation, and evil that make up the breezy runtime of the film.

Primetime is a stylistic and narrative heart attack that sticks with you long after the credits role. The cinematography is downright breathtaking, creating one of the most unique visual languages I’ve ever seen. This combines with symbolic choices that come into play later into the film that are utterly horrific. There is no shame in hyperbole throughout which opens the movie up to some skin crawling moments that I’ll be thinking about for a long time. My only real issue with the film is that I wish there was a bit more. The thematic depths explored here are just revealed by the time the story comes to a close. A hair longer of a runtime would have done wonders for me.

Oppenheim is an incredibly exciting narrative voice as a filmmaker, and I hope we are graced with more scripted work from him in the future. Primetime is sure to make audience’s stomachs turn, and heads run wild with the burden of the sensational nature of television, and the sensational nature of the human spirit. Ultimately, it serves to illustrate that when you stare into the depths of darkness, it is always staring back.

Primetime: 4.5/5

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Food Network star Ree Drummond, 57, has built a massive media empire around rustic comfort recipes, country living and life on her family’s cattle ranch in Pawhuska, Oklahoma. But while millions tune in to The Pioneer Woman for her chicken-fried steak and homemade cinnamon rolls, her five adult children are arguably the biggest stars of her universe.

Over the years, viewers have watched the Drummond crew grow up from home-schooled kids working on the ranch into college graduates, athletes and young adults starting families of their own. But life’s not always Instagram-worthy smiles, the close-knit family recently made headlines following news surrounding Ree’s foster son, Jamar Goff, and his run-ins with the law.

Here’s everything to know about Ree Drummond and her husband Ladd Drummond’s five children.

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The eldest of the Drummond kids, Alex was born in 1997, just under a year after Ree and Ladd tied the knot. Ree has frequently joked on social media and her blog that Alex is her “honeymoon baby.”

Alex attended Texas A&M University, graduating in 2019. In May 2021, she married her college sweetheart, Mauricio Scott, in an elaborate, televised wedding ceremony at the family’s Oklahoma ranch.

Today, Alex works alongside her mother, assisting with content creation and brand operations for the Pioneer Woman line. In December 2024, Alex and Mauricio welcomed their first child, daughter Sofia Marie, making Ree and Ladd first-time grandparents.

Their second child, son Charles Alexander, was born on Sept. 15, 2026.

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Born in 1999, Paige is the second-oldest Drummond child. She attended the University of Arkansas, where she graduated in 2022 with a degree in hospitality management.

Like her older sister, Paige has remained closely tied to the family business. Beyond appearing on The Pioneer Woman and helping shoot behind-the-scenes episodes for Food Network, Paige often shares updates about life on the ranch (she worked there as a cowgirl for some time) and her work in content strategy.

In addition to her media appearances, Paige frequently documents her travels and close bond with her siblings across social media.

On May 17, 2025, she married construction engineer David Andersen, whom she met through mutual friends while in college.

Related: Ree Drummond Drops Truth Bomb About Chaotic Ranch Life Without Her Kids

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Bryce is Ree and Ladd’s oldest son, born in 2002. A standout athlete throughout his high school years in Oklahoma, Bryce went on to play college football as a quarterback.

He initially committed to and enrolled at the University of North Texas, graduating high school early to join the football program in early 2021. Bryce later transferred to Oklahoma State University to continue his collegiate football career. While he spends much of his time on the field and in the weight room, Ree frequently highlights his humor and quiet ranch-hand work ethic.

“Do you have that one kid in your family that just cracks you up, no matter what they do? Bryce is that kid for me,” the Pioneer Woman has said of her eldest boy. “It could just be an expression he makes, or a phrase he utters, or a gesture or a question or a look…but something about Bryce just makes me laugh.”

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Jamar joined the Drummond family in 2018 as a foster son. Though Ree and Ladd kept his presence relatively secret to protect his privacy while he was a minor, Ree officially introduced Jamar to the public in late 2020 after he turned 18.

In her book Frontier Follies, Ree detailed how Jamar moved into their home and instantly bonded with her biological sons, Bryce and Todd, whom he had previously met through high school football. Jamar later went on to play college football as well at the University of Central Oklahoma.

“Fostering a kid was never something Ladd and I pursued or felt called to do, but Jamar’s circumstances presented themselves to us in a way we couldn’t ignore,” she wrote. “Long story short, all six foot five inches of him showed up at our house one afternoon, bag in hand, ready to move in.”

On Sept. 15, 2026, Jamar was arrested on drug and assault charges, allegedly claiming that he was trying to buy some “ice” on campus at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, then striking the cop who attempted to arrest him. He reportedly had 1.8 grams of methamphetamine already on his person.

According to court documents obtained by TMZ, Jamar had previously bitten an officer’s hand in May 2025. At the time, Jamar was allegedly claiming to be homeless. His family contact on court paperwork listed Ree’s phone number, but he labeled the number as belonging to “foster parent” rather than using Ree’s name.

Related: Ree Drummond’s Latest Family Addition, Bessie Lou, Steals the Spotlight

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The youngest of the bunch, Todd was born in 2004. Named after Ladd’s late brother, Todd grew up taking on responsibilities around the ranch while competing as a standout quarterback and wrestler in high school.

After graduating from high school, Todd followed in his older brothers’ footsteps by committing to play college football, taking his talents to the University of South Dakota. Ree has spoken candidly about becoming an “empty nester” once Todd left for college, frequently posting updates as she travels to cheer him on from the stands.

“Ladd and I are actively trying to establish new activities together as the empty nest approaches,” she wrote on Instagram. “So we take evening walks together now!”

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Yes! Ree officially entered her “grandma era” in December 2024 when her eldest daughter, Alex, gave birth to baby girl Sofia Scott. She welcomed her second grandchild, Charles, also through Alex, in September 2026.

Ree regularly shares photos and videos of her grandchildren on social media, often sharing how much she enjoys spoiling the newest additions to the Drummond family tree.

Related: ‘Pioneer Woman’ Ree Drummond Reveals Which TV Show She Would Never Go On: ‘No Thanks’

You have a higher percentage chance of being struck by lightning than becoming a professional athlete. According to NPR, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) reports roughly 1 in 168 high school baseball players will be drafted by a Major League Baseball team, and just 1 in 2,451 men’s high school basketball players will get drafted into the National Basketball Association. Having the talent and dedication it takes to go pro is impressive in and of itself, but going pro in two separate sports is astounding.

Few have done it. The great Michael Jordan famously paused his basketball career for a stint in MiLB, while players like Gene Conley and Danny Ainge excelled across dual sports. Others like Bo Jackson and Jim Thorpe bridged the gap between football and baseball, but there has truly never been anyone quite like Deion Sanders.

Inside Deion Sanders’ Wild Dual-Sport Journey in October 1992

The multi-sport phenom didn’t just play two sports simultaneously; Sanders made sports history with his legendary cross-country double-header attempt. On October 11, 1992, Sanders played for the Atlanta Falcons in Miami, taking the field for a 1:00 p.m. ET game against the Miami Dolphins. According to MLB.com, Sanders returned two kickoffs and a punt, caught a 9-yard pass, and played defense. Though the Falcons fell to Miami, Sanders immediately boarded a chartered plane and a helicopter to Pittsburgh to join the Atlanta Braves for Game 5 of the 1992 NLCS against the Pittsburgh Pirates. While Sanders didn’t get off the bench during the game, he successfully suited up for both professional teams on the exact same day.

“This is the sort of thing kids dream about,” Sanders once said about his epic attempt. “In the morning, they’re Michael Jordan on the basketball court, and in the afternoon, they’re Deion Sanders on the football field. I’m a kid, still.”

Sanders was always adamant that history remember the details correctly, often correcting anyone who claimed he “played” both games in one day by clarifying that he merely “suited up” for the baseball game.

Regardless of the technicalities, maintaining a roster spot in two major leagues at the highest level remains mind-boggling. Though painted by some media outlets at the time as “greedy,” both teammates and coaches insisted his motivation was simple: a pure, genuine love for sports.

Decades later, Sanders faced a battle with even higher stakes when he was diagnosed with bladder cancer in 2025. Demonstrating the same relentless drive that defined his athletic career, the Hall of Famer announced just a year later in 2026 that he was officially cancer-free.

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There’s nothing better than slipping into a comfortable pair of pajamas after a crisp fall day. If you’re looking for stylish sleepwear that’s lightweight enough for unpredictable autumn temperatures but still cozy enough for chilly nights, Walmart has a cute option that’s marked down to under $20 right now.

The bestselling Mintreus Halloween Pajama Set is currently on sale for just $18, down from $34, giving you a chance to refresh your fall sleepwear without spending a fortune. Though we personally love the orange-and-black pumpkin-patterned style, there are also over a dozen other options ranging from solid colors to star prints to polka dots. Size ranges from small to 2XL, although availability and prices vary based on style.      

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With its adorable print, relaxed fit, and soft, lightweight fabric, the two-piece set is made for everything from winding down with a cozy mystery book to settling in for a spooky movie marathon. It’s made from 95% rayon and 5% spandex, giving it a cozy, breathable feel with a gentle stretch that moves with you whether you’re sleeping or lounging.  

The set also has practical details that are designed to optimize comfort. The pants feature an elastic waistband for a comfortable fit and convenient side pockets for keeping small essentials close by. The overall silhouette is fitted yet loose, giving you plenty of room without feeling overly loose or bulky. 

The Mintreus pajama set is a favorite among Walmart shoppers, with over 450 five-star ratings online. Multiple reviewers praised the “soft” and “very comfortable” fabric. “Love the super soft feel of the material and how comfortable and cozy they are,” one buyer wrote. Another said it’s “perfect for sleep or lounging,” adding that “the fabric is not too heavy or too lightweight.”

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At just $18, this Halloween pajama set is an easy and affordable way to get into the fall spirit. The soft rayon-spandex fabric, relaxed fit, and festive print make it a practical pick for sleeping and lounging through October 31 and beyond. Grab a pair while it’s still on sale for under $20 at Walmart. 

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The Boston Marathon is one of the world’s best-known racing events, although some of its history is difficult and, at times, exclusionary. One of the best-known examples is 1967, when Kathrine Switzer was told to get out of the race—one she was perfectly qualified to run—because she was a woman.

Despite having an official bib number, she experienced harassment during the race. Even the race director, Jock Semple, tried to remove her from the race near the two-mile mark.

Recounting that experience in a 2017 ESPN feature, The Legacy of 261, Switzer explained, “He screamed at me, ‘Get the hell out of my race and give me those numbers!'” Switzer’s boyfriend shouldered Semple out of the way, and she continued the race, finishing with a time of 4 hours and 20 minutes.

Kathrine Switzer, of Syracuse, N.Y., center, was spotted early in the Boston Marathon by Jock Semple, center right, who tried to rip the number off her shirt and remove her from the race. Switzer’s friends intervened, allowing her to make her getaway to become the first woman to “officially” run the Boston Marathon on April 19, 1967.

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Twenty years old at the time and a journalism student at Syracuse University, she registered under the name “K.V. Switzer.” Race organizers likely didn’t think that the “K.” might have stood for a woman’s name; that is, until they saw her running with bib number 261 on April 19, 1967. 

The harassment she experienced occurred even though there were no written rules explaining that it was a men’s-only race. The entry form also had nothing about gender that would have barred her entry. Finally, her coach, Arnie Briggs, encouraged her to run the race and said she had to register properly for it to count. This is according to her website.

When I was 20, the same age as Switzer when she ran in 1967, I transferred to Boston University and was also an avid runner. As a newcomer to the city, I experienced firsthand the unique reverence the city has for the Boston Marathon, the world’s oldest annual marathon, which began in 1897.

The race is always held on Patriots’ Day, the third Monday of April. Bostonians lovingly call it Marathon Monday. Because Patriots’ Day is a state holiday in Massachusetts (and Maine), services like schools, the mail and banks shut down.

Kathrine Switzer holds the tape at the finish line during the 2023 TCS New York City Marathon on November 05, 2023 in Central Park in New York City.

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Even though the city shuts down because of the state holiday, not exclusively because of the race, the day has evolved to encompass and celebrate all things marathon. This renown inspired Switzer to run the Boston Marathon—which also happened to be her first official marathon—that day. According to her website, she wasn’t trying to prove anything: “I was just a kid who wanted to run.”

She continued, “It wasn’t until a race official attacked me during the run did I become determined to finish and speak out on behalf of all women.”

Switzer, now 79, later went on to be the women’s winner of the 1974 New York City marathon with a time of 3:07:29. She also became an Emmy Award-winning sports reporter and advocated for the women’s marathon to be included in the Olympic Games, which it eventually was in the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games.

Explaining on her website that “running always made me feel powerful, free and fearless,” she has paved the way for thousands of women to compete on a global stage. She also inspired me, as a 20-year-old brand new to Boston, to share in the city’s love for the sport.

Related: How Many People Run the Boston Marathon? Plus, Everything You Need to Know About the Race’s History

HGTV personality Erin Napier celebrated her husband and Home Town co-host Ben Napier‘s 43rd birthday by sharing a romantic photo of the couple.

Erin took to Instagram on September 24 to wish her husband of 17 years a happy birthday. The photo showed the couple sharing a smooch while standing on what appears to be a balcony. In the caption of the post, Erin shared that her and Ben’s 8-year-old daughter, Helen, had snapped the picture.

“I’m kissing the birthday boy today! @scotsman.co 🎂 My GOSH how lucky we are that he was born! (35 mm by Helen),” wrote Erin, who also shares a 5-year-old daughter named Mae with Ben, in the caption.

Fans Reacted to Erin Napier’s Birthday Post

Several fans flocked to the post’s comments section, showering Ben with birthday wishes. Many commenters also shared that they appreciated the picture and the couple’s relationship.

“Happy Birthday Ben…. ❤️ (Erin what a kiss 💋 he gave you and him!) 🥳🎂🎉,” wrote a fan.

“You’re a lucky one, Erin!” shared another.

“Happy birthday Ben! ❤️❤️ and how lucky you found him huh! ❤️,” commented a social media user.

“He’s the cutest! Hi birthday boy! 💙 he is so talented & you are the nicest couple! ❤️,” wrote a commenter.

“I love Y’ALL!!! happy birthday, Ben! 🥳,” added a different person.

“What a great photo!” chimed in a sixth Instagram user.

Erin Napier Shared What She Appreciated About Her Husband

In a 2025 interview with People magazine, alongside her husband, Erin shared some of the traits she most appreciates about Ben. According to Erin, he’s dedicated to ensuring that she and their children have a wonderful time, no matter the occasion.

“He always thinks about what would just delight me and the girls, without us asking for it,” said Erin, who began starring on Home Town with Ben in 2016. “Like, we can’t just have dinner. We’re going to have dinner outside. We’re going to light a candle that smells like summertime. And we’re going to listen to Sam Cooke. Everything has to be an experience,” said Erin, fondly.

Jan Ravnik is still a newcomer when it comes to the iconic Dancing With the Stars ballroom—but he’s not going anywhere!

Ravnik, a fan favorite among Swifties for his time dancing on Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour, announced he’s now a proud homeowner.

“Today I can proudly say… I’M A HOMEOWNER. 🏡❤️🎊,” Ravnik shared via Instagram on Thursday, September 24, alongside a series of photos from his new home.

He added, “Less than 10 years ago, I moved to this country with $1,200 in my bank account, kept my head down, worked my ass off, and honestly just wanted to prove that I was good enough to stay in this country and in this industry. Now I’m a resident AND a homeowner!!!!!! Like WHAT!?!!!?!! So many sacrifices, so many ups and downs, and somehow we made it here.

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Ravnik — who is currently competing on season 35 of Dancing With the Stars alongside Fresh Prince of Bel-Air alum Tatyana Ali — received immense support from fans and friends following his big news.

“Jan!! Huge congrats. You are meant to be here! A day to celebrate,” fellow season 35 star Taylor Hanson commented.

“👏👏👏 u need me to paint your house,” Sasha Farber wrote.

Danielle Fishel wrote, “JAN!! Congratulations! What an exciting accomplishment!”

The professional dancer was born and raised in Slovenia before moving to the United States in his 20s. He went on to tour with stars like Paula Abdul, Bruno Mars, and Luis Fonsi, before landing on the highest-grossing tour of all time in 2023. Following his time on the Eras Tour, Ravnik landed a spot on Dancing With the Stars, partnering with Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star Jen Affleck for his first season in 2025.

Jonathan Lipnicki was just a little kid in Jerry Maguire, but the actor looks more handsome than ever on the red carpet as an adult.

Lipnicki, 35, skyrocketed to superstardom at age 6 alongside Tom Cruise and Renée Zellweger in the iconic film Jerry Maguire. For those of you who don’t remember the legendary Cameron Crowe-directed film, the romantic-comedy-drama follows a sports agent who loses his job, leaves the office in a dramatic exit, and takes a low-level employee, named Dorothy Boyd (played by Zellweger), along for the ride. Lipnicki, of course, played Boyd’s adorable son. Spoiler alert: Maguire and Boyd fall in love, as you’d expect. 30 years later, Lipnicki is all grown up and thriving. In a new photo posted to the actor’s Instagram page, Lipnicki looks more handsome than ever on the red carpet in a suit.

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He’s Looking to Get His Career on Track

While Lipnicki thrived as a child star, the transition years were a bit challenging.

“I had some really good things that happened when I was younger,” he told PEOPLE earlier this year. Still, he feels at peace with his situation. “It’s totally fine to say I’m not where I want to be career-wise. Everything we’re doing in this life is nearly impossible.”

Lipnicki intentionally cut back on work during high school so he could experience the years fully. He says he has “no regrets” about doing that and went on to study acting after. Now, he’s ready to tackle his career head-on.

“And I pray every night for clarity on where I need to go, and I’m confident the best is yet to come for me,” he told the publication. “And I think you just have to believe that. If you’re going to pursue this, you’re doing yourself a disservice not to dream big.”

He’s Got Several Irons in the Fire

Luckily, Lipnicki has been able to be choosy about the projects he picks.

“To be quite honest, I said no to about five movies in the last year,” he continued. “I just really want to turn this ship around.” 

He completed 10 episodes of TBS’s The Joe Schmo Show and appeared alongside Ron Perlman in Cottonmouth. But he also has a burgeoning career as a producer.  Last year, he announced on Instagram that production wrapped on Dog Years, calling the film “a 

contemporary romance that explores early adulthood, identity, and love over time.”

“We can’t wait to share it with you!” Lipnicki noted.

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I’m not sure if Kim Kardashian was ever a baseball mom to any of her four kids – North, Saint, Chicago, or Psalm, but she’s now. producer on a new Paramount+ reality series called Team Moms: Baseball. The series follows seven families as their kids attend an elite baseball training academy in hope of one day making it to the Big Leagues.

Read on for more about Team Moms: Baseball below.

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L-R: Joey Taylor, Erin Wolczik and Trina Taylor in Team Moms: Baseball, Season 1, Episode 4, streaming on Paramount+, 2026. Photo Credit: Paramount+

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What is Team Moms: Baseball about?

Team Moms: Baseball gives viewers a front row seat to all the friendships, rivalries and drama that come with being a baseball mom. The series follows a group of parents whose sons attend Legendary Prep Academy: a premier baseball training school in Scottsdale, Arizona, dedicated to molding the next generation of star athletes. While the kids compete on the field, drama unfolds in the stands among the parents who are  their children’s biggest champions and each other’s fiercest critics. Willing to do whatever it takes for their children to excel at America’s favorite pastime, the intensity of the game is only paralleled by the fervor of its athletes’ parents, who will stop at nothing to ensure their kids make it to the big leagues.

Who is producing Team Moms: Baseball?

Kim Kardashian is one of the producers of Team Moms: Baseball. Skydance Sports and the producers behind Love Island USA, ITV America are also producers on the series.

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Meet the cast: The 7 featured families Team Moms: Baseball

The Baldris – Rylee, Dallas, and Salvatore (Sal) Baldri

The Dunmars – Melanie, Jon, and KJ Dunmar

The Feldhackers – Heather, Scott, and Stryker Feldhacker

The Mears – Trish, Casey, and Hayden Mears

The Scoffones – Nina, AJ, and Rocco Scoffone

The Taylors – Trina, Joey, and Jett Taylor

The Wolcziks – Erin, Tommy, and Cole Wolczik

Where was Team Moms: Baseball filmed?

Team Moms: Baseball was filmed at Legendary Prep Academy in Scottsdale, Arizona.

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What is Legendary Prep Academy in Scottsdale?

Legendary Prep Academy is an elite sports academy catering to baseball prospects from 6th grade to 12th grade. Located in Scottsdale, Arizona, the academy was founded in 2024.

How many episodes are there of Team Moms: Baseball?

There are eight episodes of Team Moms: Baseball.

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When does Team Moms: Baseball premiere?

All eight episodes of Team Moms: Baseball droped on Thursday, Sept. 24.

How to watch and stream Team Moms: Baseball

Team Moms: Baseball streams on Paramount+.

Is there a trailer for Team Moms: Baseball ?

There sure is! Check out the official trailer for Team Moms: Baseball below:

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L-R: Joey Taylor, Erin Wolczik, Joey Taylor and Trina Taylor in Team Moms: Baseball, Season 1, Episode 4, streaming on Paramount+, 2026. Photo Credit: Paramount+

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L-R: Erin Wolczik, Scott Feldhacker, Joey Taylor, Trina Taylor, Nina Scoffone, AJ Scoffone, Dallas Baldri, Rylee Baldri and Jon Dunmar in Team Moms: Baseball, Season 1, Episode 8, streaming on Paramount+, 2026. Photo Credit: Johnny Kompar/Paramount+

L-R: Jett Taylor, Salvatore Baldri, Casey Mears and Stryker Feldhacker in Team Moms: Baseball, Season 1, Episode 1, streaming on Paramount+, 2026. Photo Credit: Paramount+

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L-R: Trish Mears, Nina Scoffone and Trina Taylor in Team Moms: Baseball, Season 1, Episode 4, streaming on Paramount+, 2026. Photo Credit: Paramount+

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L-R: Rylee Baldri and Trish Mears in Team Moms: Baseball, Season 1, Episode 8, streaming on Paramount+, 2026. Photo Credit: Johnny Kompar/Paramount+

L-R: Heather Feldhacker and Trish Mears in Team Moms: Baseball, Season 1, Episode 8, streaming on Paramount+, 2026. Photo Credit: Johnny Kompar/Paramount+

Rylee Baldri in Team Moms: Baseball, Season 1, Episode 7, streaming on Paramount+, 2026. Photo Credit: Johnny Kompar/Paramount+

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L-R: Dallas Baldri, Rylee Baldri, Melanie Dunmar and Trish Mears in Team Moms: Baseball, Season 1, Episode 7, streaming on Paramount+, 2026. Photo Credit: Johnny Kompar/Paramount+

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Rylee Baldri in Team Moms: Baseball, Season 1, Episode 4, streaming on Paramount+, 2026. Photo Credit: Paramount+

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Tommy Wolczik in Team Moms: Baseball, Season 1, Episode 7, streaming on Paramount+, 2026. Photo Credit: Johnny Kompar/Paramount+

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L-R: Dallas Baldri and Rylee Baldri in Team Moms: Baseball, Season 1, Episode 7, streaming on Paramount+, 2026. Photo Credit: Paramount+

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L-R: Dallas Baldri, Rylee Baldri, and Melanie Dunmar in Team Moms: Baseball, Season 1, Episode 7, streaming on Paramount+, 2026. Photo Credit: Paramount+

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Melanie Dunmar in Team Moms: Baseball, Season 1, Episode 7, streaming on Paramount+, 2026. Photo Credit: Johnny Kompar/Paramount+

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L-R: Dallas Baldri and Rylee Baldri in Team Moms: Baseball, Season 1, Episode 7, streaming on Paramount+, 2026. Photo Credit: Johnny Kompar/Paramount+

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L-R: Jon Dunmar, Trish Mears, Erin Wolczik, Trina Taylor and Tommy Wolczik in Team Moms: Baseball, Season 1, Episode 7, streaming on Paramount+, 2026. Photo Credit: Johnny Kompar/Paramount+

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L-R: Erin Wolczik and Trina Taylor in Team Moms: Baseball, Season 1, Episode 7, streaming on Paramount+, 2026. Photo Credit: Johnny Kompar/Paramount+

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Trina Taylor in Team Moms: Baseball, Season 1, Episode 7, streaming on Paramount+, 2026. Photo Credit: Johnny Kompar/Paramount+

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L-R: Jon Dunmar and Scott Feldhacker in Team Moms: Baseball, Season 1, Episode 7, streaming on Paramount+, 2026. Photo Credit: Johnny Kompar/Paramount+

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A still from Team Moms: Baseball, Season 1, Episode 7, streaming on Paramount+, 2026. Photo Credit: Johnny Kompar/Paramount+

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Scott Feldhacker in Team Moms: Baseball, Season 1, Episode 7, streaming on Paramount+, 2026. Photo Credit: Johnny Kompar/Paramount+

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L-R: Scott Feldhacker, Joey Taylor, AJ Scoffone, Tommy Wolczik, Nina Scoffone, Dallas Baldri, and Erin Wolczik

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September’s Aries full moon delivers impactful astrological horoscopes for each zodiac sign. On the heels of massive shifts brought by last month’s eclipse season comes a lunation that’s bound to have you swimming in the deep end of your emotions: a full moon in Aries, which is exact on Saturday, September 26 at 9:49 a.m. PT/12:49 p.m. ET.

Full moons are always opportunities to move through complicated emotions, unpack your relationship dynamics, and release anything that’s no longer serving you, but this time around, that experience might feel more intense, supercharged, and cleansing, given how much water energy is present in the moment. That means this is a lunation you’ll want to harness for releasing whatever is no longer serving you. Read on for what you can expect to release over the course of this full moon, based on your sign.

What You Can Expect from the Full Moon in Aries 2026?

Thanks to several connections the moon makes to other planets, as well as what the planets are up to in general at the time of this full moon, prepare for this full moon to be a time of heightened emotions, vivid dreams, and relationship dynamics reaching a fever pitch. 

For starters, the full moon in Aries sits across from the sun in Libra, setting the stage for a battle between your own needs, your sense of self, and your independence versus how you’re showing up within your one-on-one relationships. You might also feel a push-pull between asserting yourself versus attempting to keep the peace. 

The lunation connects with Neptune, the planet of imagination and spirituality, adding an ethereal, magical, dreamy quality to the tone it sets. Meanwhile, Mars, the ruler of this full moon, will be sitting at the final degree of Cancer, a water sign that leads with whatever mood it happens to be in. In turn, it’ll be nearly impossible to push down feelings that are coming to the surface now. Instead, acknowledging and sharing them is likely the best move for your emotional well-being.

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Aries

Falling in your first house of self, this full moon is sure to feel like an intense culmination point. Think back to April 17 for a sense of the chapter that’s coming to an end now. Just know that you might have to address an ongoing emotional conflict and release the narrative you’ve been telling yourself around it before you can fully move forward. 

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Taurus

Falling in your twelfth house of spirituality, this lunation might have you feeling a bit more reserved and private than usual. There’s a powerful story tied to your psychological well-being and how you’ve been caring for your mental and emotional health. With your ruler, romantic Venus, making moves through your seventh house of partnership, it’s time to shed a toxic dynamic within a one-on-one bond.

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Gemini

With this full moon activating your eleventh house of friendships, you could be reaching the finish line on a community effort or group project—or having intensely emotional realizations about your social circle. You’re being nudged to consider how your platonic bonds are supporting your long-term wishes, and if certain connections are proving more draining than anything else, consider that a sign it’s time to move on.

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Cancer

The energy around this particular lunation—which tends to have an outsize impact on you, given that the moon is your ruler—is tied to your career, as it falls in your tenth house of public image. And with Mars, the planet of action, sitting at the final degree of your sign, you may feel like you have to do something big, bold, outrageous to make your mark. Let go of that same story about how much power, influence, and authority you can command, and you’ll make room to blaze new trails. 

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Leo

Think back to mid-April for a sense of how this full moon will be wrapping up a particular chapter in your life. Your focus is bound to be on spreading your wings and connecting with mentors—or being one yourself, because this full moon falls in your ninth house of higher learning. You may also find that the old way of soaking up knowledge and broadening your horizons won’t cut it in this next chapter. Challenge yourself to not only exit your comfort zone but fully embrace it. 

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Virgo

Coming off of an eventful Virgo season, you could be reeling and not exactly ready for another wave of emotional shifts, but with this full moon falling in your eighth house of intimacy, you’re being asked to quiet your busy mind and connect to your heart. Whether you’ve been carrying the mental load and building resentment toward your partner, or it feels like you’re shouldering too much financial responsibility, step away from the instinct to stay silent and lean into speaking up, clearing the air, and pinpointing a new game plan.

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Libra

All full moons highlight relationship challenges, but this full moon will have that flavor on steroids for you, because it’s activating your seventh house of partnership. You’re being asked to think about how you’ve been centering your needs as well as the needs of a significant other, loved one, colleague, or friend, and then do what you can to strike an even better balance. Take heart that this is something you were born to do, so as tough as it may feel in the moment, you’ve got this.

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Scorpio

Because it activates your sixth house of wellness, this full moon requires you take a good hard look at your daily routine, health, and well-being. Perhaps you’ve been going through the motions without giving yourself a proper break, or you’ve been telling yourself a story about why you can’t hit your wellness goals that’s simply not true anymore. Either way, it’s time to move past the illusion and spotlight the reality of the matter—a move that’s ultimately sure to bolster your vitality.

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Sagittarius

This full moon magnifies your focus on creativity, self-expression, playfulness, flirtation, and fun, because it falls in your fifth house of romance. If you’ve been putting spontaneity and joy on the back burner, you’ll feel the weight of that now and itch to make moves that fuel well-deserved endorphins. With your ruler, lucky Jupiter, activating your ninth house of adventure, it wouldn’t be too wild to hit pause on grueling deadlines and book a long-distance trip or sign up to advance your education.

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Capricorn

It may be tough to avoid head-butting with loved ones in the days around this full moon, because it falls in your fourth house of home life, and its ruler, aggressive Mars, is wrapping up its time in your seventh house of partnership. As much as you’d prefer to stick to business and practical matters versus getting in the weeds of complex, confusing emotion, releasing that need enough to sit with whatever’s coming up for you now can prove healing.

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Aquarius

This full moon falls in your third house of communication, so you’re being called to speak up, connect, learn, share your ideas, and perhaps even jump on short-term travel opportunities. You might feel like out-of-the-blue brainstorms or last-minute errands are more of a headache than they’re worth, but allowing yourself to go with the flow could result in a deeply fulfilling upshot. 

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Pisces

Falling in your second house of income, this full moon could require you to address wounds tied to your self-worth and how you’ve been bringing your skills to the table to fuel cash flow. Perhaps you haven’t been asking for what you deserve because of limiting self-beliefs. Or you’ve been cranking away at a project that’s no longer in line with your values and interests. Release the past, and the path ahead is bound to be even more fruitful than you imagined.

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Some fashion pieces are simply greater than the sum of their parts. They may look simple at first glance: a basic button-down, a classic pair of jeans, a well-cut coat, but the magic lies in how they become so much more once you slip them on. These are the items that transform with every wear, adapting to your mood, the weather, and whatever your day throws at you. 

Case in point: the Maeve 100% Cotton Kate Classic Buttondown Shirt from Anthropologie, a top that’s quietly rewriting the rules of fall fashion. With its crisp construction, timeless silhouette, and under-$40 sale price with stacked discounts, this button-down blends practical and polished in a way you’ll actually want to wear every day.

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The design is classic with a twist. A pointed collar and front patch pocket give it those traditional, tailored vibes, but the fit is relaxed enough for Sunday brunch and sharp enough for in-office days. Buttons march neatly down the front, making it easy to tuck, tie, or leave loose depending on your mood. The striped options in three colors add a subtle, oh-so-chic pop of pattern, and you can also shop the shirt in solid blue or white.

Crafted from 100% cotton, shoppers say this “great shirt”  is “flattering” and “fits great,” noting that you “can layer well or wear on its own.”

“It’s a great blouse that can be worn casual or dressy,” one shopper stated. “Love the fit, style. and color.”

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Shirts like these give the ultimate wardrobe versatility. Throw it on with leggings for school drop-off, dress it up with trousers for meetings, or pair it with a leather skirt for an impromptu dinner out. Whether you’re layering it under a chunky cardigan or letting it float breezily over your favorite jeans, this shirt adapts to your style and your schedule.

The Maeve button-down is a blank canvas for all your fall style experiments. Thanks to Maeve’s signature Anthro-only details, like refined stitching and playful polish, it always looks and feels special. 

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Originally over $100, you can now snag this top-rated Anthro staple for just $35. That is the kind of deal that turns a fashion want into a wardrobe need. Shop this autumn essential in any of the five colors, and you’ll reach for it again and again, season after season.

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There’s a reason professional chefs seem to glide through recipes while the rest of us frantically tear open spice packets with one hand and try not to burn dinner with the other. It’s called mise en place—a French phrase that essentially means getting your ingredients prepped, measured and ready to go before you start cooking. And honestly, having the right little tools on hand can make the whole process feel a lot less chaotic.

That’s where Aldi comes in with a tiny kitchen accessory that could make a surprisingly big difference—the Crofton Acacia Kitchen Pinch Bowl Set. The two-pack is listed for $4.99 on Aldi’s website, with availability beginning Sept. 30.

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These mini acacia wood bowls are tailor-made for the mise en place lifestyle. Think of them as tiny landing pads for all the ingredients you normally measure out at the last possible second. A pinch of salt, a spoonful of paprika, a small handful of chopped herbs, plus pepper, garlic and that new spice you’re trying out all go into the bowls.

The compact size is really the entire point. Instead of crowding your counter with full-size dishes for ingredients that only require a teaspoon, these little vessels keep your seasoning lineup neat and within easy reach. Suddenly, your kitchen prep looks neat, tidy and organized and you feel like a real pro in front of the stove.

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And because they’re made from acacia wood, the bowls also bring a warm, natural look to the countertop. They’re the sort of kitchen accessory that’s practical but also looks cute styled on open shelving. In other words, they can pull double duty for cooking prep or simply making your kitchen look a little more put-together.

And at such a great price for the two-pack, Aldi’s pinch bowls are also an easy addition to a kitchen tool collection without breaking the bank. So, whether you’re meal prepping for the week, experimenting with a new recipe or trying to stop measuring cumin directly over a sizzling pan, these petite bowls could be the tiny organizational upgrade your kitchen has been waiting for. Mise en place has never looked so cute—or cost so little.

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Fleetwood Mac dominated the ’70s, especially following the release of the band’s 1977 legendary album, Rumours. Even casual rock fans likely know the lyrics to several of the tunes off the album, specifically “Dreams,” “Never Going Back,” and “The Chain.”

However, American Songwriter recently made the argument that the Christine McVie-written track, “Don’t Stop,” didn’t get the recognition it deserved. After all, the tune never reached the number one spot on the Billboard Hot 100. However, it did take home the chart’s No. 3 spot in September 1977, seven months after Rumours‘ debut.

According to Smooth Radio, McVie had her 1976 divorce from Fleetwood Mac’s bassist, John McVie, in mind while writing the tune. The publication reported that John didn’t know his ex-wife had used the experience of their breakup to help pen “Don’t Stop.”

“I never put that together. I’ve been playing it for years, and it wasn’t until somebody told me, ‘Chris wrote that about you.’ Oh really?” said the musician, now 80, in a 2015 interview, per Smooth Radio.

Christine McVie Shared Her Thoughts About the ‘Rumours’ Album

In a 2013 interview with Mojo, McVie, who died in 2022 when she was 79, shared her thoughts about the Rumours album.

“It was a real pleasure to listen to it again. I’ve had it lying around but not listened to it for years. It’s like if you live next door to Buckingham Palace, you don’t go and look at it every day,” said McVie during the interview.

In addition, she noted that the band wasn’t in the best place while creating Rumours. She referenced her breakup from her first husband, whom she wed in 1968, as well as Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks‘ split.

“John and I have long since made friends, and I’m sure Stevie and Lindsey have as well. But I am often still flabbergasted at how the hell we managed to make [the album] in the first place. But that was what tied us together — we knew that the music was good. The chemistry was such that we brought the best out in each other,” said McVie while speaking to Mojo.

She also shared that the band’s time producing Rumours “were wild days.”

“I can’t deny there was a lot of lunacy in the studio. But Stevie and I rented a condominium in Sausalito to get away from all of that. It was the boys who all stayed at the Record Plant house. So that’s where all the madness was happening,” said the late keyboardist.

If I’ve said it once, I’ve said it a thousand times—pumpkin spice shouldn’t have the chokehold on fall flavor it does. There are so many delicious autumnal notes to enjoy, from apple to cinnamon to caramel to fig. Don’t get me wrong, I love pumpkin as much as the next person (well, maybe not as much considering I refuse to cozy up to a PSL until the temperature drops below 75), but I want other flavors to get their chance in the spotlight, too.

As if by some sort of sorcery, Carnation got the memo that’s been living rent-free in my head, and it just dropped its first fall flavor in the brand’s history. Now you might remember Carnation did get into the flavor game back in the summer of 2024 when it introduced Kickin’ Jalapeno Evaporated Milk. But now is the time for the pantry staple to get a delicious autumn makeover.

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If you’re the kind of person who sees the word caramel and immediately starts thinking about what you can drizzle, bake or stir it into, Carnation has some very good news. The brand is giving its classic evaporated milk a seriously delicious fall twist with Carnation Caramel Flavored Evaporated Milk.

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Think buttery toffee, toasted sugar and plenty of vanilla warmth in a 12-ounce can that’s ready to bring a little extra coziness to your recipes. And you’re not limited to dessert, either. It can add that sweet, rich caramel flavor to everything from breakfast favorites to savory dishes. It’s really just one more excuse to embrace caramel season in the kitchen. The limited-edition cans are available now for $2.19 at retailers nationwide and online.

“Carnation Evaporated Milk is America’s #1 evaporated milk brand and has been the secret ingredient to making recipes rich and creamy for more than a century,” said Lais Ferreira, senior marketing manager at Carnation, in a statement. “The viral success of Carnation Kickin’ Jalapeño Flavored Evaporated Milk showed us fans love more than just the classic, wanting options that are bold and unexpected. Carnation Caramel is the natural next chapter.”

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How to Use Carnation’s New Caramel Flavored Evaporated Milk

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I plan on using this stuff in just about every baked good or dessert I make this fall, like Arroz Con Leche, which already has a hint of cinnamon, so the caramel flavor will complement that so well. Then of course there’s Tres Leches Cake, apple pancakes, French toast and so much more.

Even though there are about a million different ways to use the caramel-flavored evaporated milk in desserts or breakfast goodies you make all of the time, Carnation still wants to give you a little recipe inspo with the new product. For that very reason, they also dropped a recipe for Caramel Apple Pie Bars (shown above), and it’s killer.

This flavor won’t be around forever, so grab a few cans while you can.

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You don’t need an actual cabin to borrow a little bit of that cozy, woodsy look. You can bring some of that charm home with the gorgeous Sunmory 24-Inch Rustic Twisted Tree Trunk Table Lamp, which is on sale for just $46 at Walmart right now, down from $80. It features a brown resin base with a tree trunk-inspired design and a neutral fabric shade that works in lots of different spaces.

It stands 24 inches tall and comes with a 9-watt LED bulb with three light settings: warm white, natural white, and cool white. The warm white is great for winding down at night, while the brighter settings are great for reading or working. The fabric shade also softens the glow, and the twisting brown base gives it a unique, vintage lodge look.

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This lamp would fit right in beside a wood nightstand, leather chair, vintage landscape print, or a shelf filled with old books. And even if the rest of your space isn’t filled with rustic or woodsy decor, the neutral shade helps the lamp blend in effortlessly. It adds just enough cabin charm without requiring a weekend home in the mountains.

One shopper called it a “super cute lamp that fits perfectly in my rustic cabin,” while another said it’s a “very pretty decorative lamp.” A few people did mention that it was smaller than expected, though, so check the measurements before ordering to make sure the 24-inch height works for your table, desk, or nightstand.

The under-$50 price is also super reasonable compared with authentic versions of this style. Real branch or driftwood lamps can cost several hundred dollars or more, depending on the size and materials. Since the Sunmory lamp uses resin instead of real wood, it gives you a similar rustic, nature-inspired look for much less.

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This little lamp is perfect if you want to add a touch of rustic style to your home. The Sunmory 24-Inch Rustic Twisted Tree Trunk Table Lamp offers that woodsy, vintage-inspired look without making the space feel too themed, and at $46, it’s also a much more affordable way to get a similar look to real wood lamps. Grab it at Walmart while it’s still marked down this low.

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Cindy Crawford and her husband Rande Gerber “tried everything possible” to help their late son Presley with his addiction, according to an insider who spoke to People.

Presley died at the age of 27 after suffering a suspected overdose at a rehab facility on Sunday, Sept. 20. An official cause of death has not yet been determined.

In a statement to TMZ, a representative for Cindy, Rande, and their daughter Kaia Gerber said, “The family is asking for privacy during this very difficult and painful time.”

In an interview with People, a source close to the family said that Presley’s parents spent “years” helping him get treatment, including therapy, inpatient and outpatient rehab, and “so many types of homeopathic therapies.”

The source also noted that the couple “hired more than one sober coach” who were with Presley “almost always.”

“He had a stretch of time in the winter where he was clean, and his family was thrilled,” the source explained, before sharing that Presley’s last year had become “especially bad” and that the family is “devastated” over his death.

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Per recordings obtained by the outlet, A 911 call was dispatched to Santa Monica, Calif. police on Sept. 20 for a cardiac arrest, with another dispatch revealing that first responders were responding to an overdose.

“The investigation is still ongoing and there is limited information available,” a statement from the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner’s Office read following Presley’s autopsy on Monday, Sept. 21. “Death was pronounced at 09:45 hours on September 20, 2026, by responding paramedics. The Santa Monica Police Department is the investigating law enforcement agency.”

A spokesperson for the Santa Monica Police Department also shared there “was no indication of foul play” at the scene and noted the investigation was ongoing.

If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction, help is available 24 hours a day through the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Hotline at 1-800-662-4357.

Nick and Vanessa Lachey are saying goodbye to their Los Angeles house again.

People reported that the Love is Blind hosts have listed their five-bedroom and nine-bathroom house in Tarzana, a suburban neighborhood located in the southwestern region of the San Fernando Valley in Los Angeles. The home spans 6,855 square feet of living space on a nearly 30,000-square-foot plot of land and is selling on the market for $8.2 million.

Mauricio Umansky of The Agency stated that the couple was moving out of California to start “a new chapter.”

“Love Is Blind” stars Nick and Vanessa Lachey appear on “The Jennifer Hudson Show” airing February 12, 2026 in Burbank, California.

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The couple first bought the Tarzana home, which was built in 2014, in 2020 and lived there for only a year. When Vanessa Lachey was cast in NCIS Hawai’i from 2021 to 2024, they moved there and privately sold the home to tennis player Naomi Osaka for $6.3 million in 2022. During her time there, Osaka upgraded the estate by adding an 800-square-foot guest house and gym, along with a kitchenette and spa-style bath. The house includes a movie theater, a large kitchen with two separate islands, a wine cellar, a tennis/basketball court, a swimming pool and a sprawling view of the San Fernando Valley.

The Lacheys bought back the house from Osaka in 2025 for $7.95 million, following the cancellation of NCIS Hawai’i. The couple shares three children together: Camden, Phoenix and Brooklyn.

Japan’s Naomi Osaka arrives to play Kazakhstan’s Elena Rybakina in their women’s singles round of 16 tennis match on day nine of the US Open tennis tournament at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in New York on September 7, 2026.

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Who are Nick and Vanessa Lachey?

The Lacheys are a very high-profile couple known for their vast careers in music and television. Nick rose to fame in the late 1990s as the lead singer of the multi-platinum boy band 98 Degrees, and gained additional widespread fame starring in the reality series Newlyweds: Nick and Jessica with his then-wife Jessica Simpson. He later won the fifth season of The Masked Singer in 2021.

Meanwhile, Vanessa, is a model, actress and TV personality who won Miss Teen USA in 1998. She worked as a correspondent for Entertainment Tonight and MTV’s Total Request Live, which is where she and Nick met in 2006. They got married on Necker Island in July 2011 and since February 2020, have been hosting the Netflix TV show Love is Blind, a reality dating show where 30 single men and women date and get engaged before meeting face-to-face.

“We love living at [this house]. It provided so many great memories,” the couple said in a joint statement about their Tarzana home. “We’re happy and excited for the next family to carry on the tradition and continue to love it as much as we did.”

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Hidden Valley is giving its signature ranch dressing a Halloween makeover, and the result is decidedly darker than the original. The brand has introduced Spooky Ranch, a limited-edition version of its creamy ranch dressing with a deep-black color and a glow-in-the-dark bottle.

Despite the unusual appearance, the product keeps the familiar ranch flavor. The 12-ounce bottle is also gluten-free and is available exclusively at Walmart while supplies last. Here is everything you need to know.

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Why Is Hidden Valley Ranch Dressing Black?

Hidden Valley Spooky Ranch gets its black color from fruit juice and cocoa, giving the familiar creamy dressing an unexpected Halloween appearance. The limited-edition product contains no artificial flavors and comes in a glow-in-the-dark bottle designed for the holiday season.

The color is the most obvious difference between Spooky Ranch and Hidden Valley’s Original Ranch, but the brand says the flavor remains rooted in its classic ranch profile. The product page describes it as a zesty, tangy blend of buttermilk, herbs and spices.

Where Can You Buy Hidden Valley Spooky Ranch?

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Hidden Valley Spooky Ranch is available exclusively at Walmart for a limited time during the Halloween season. The 12-ounce bottle has a suggested retail price of $3.97, although availability and pricing may vary by store.

The product is being sold while supplies last, so shoppers looking for the Halloween-specific bottle may want to check Walmart’s availability before heading to a store.

What Can You Use Spooky Ranch For?

Spooky Ranch can be used as a dip, dressing or topping, much like Hidden Valley’s other ranch products. The brand suggests using it with Halloween snacks, pizza, wings, salads and other foods where the black color can become part of the presentation.

For a Halloween gathering, the dressing could be served alongside snacks as a dip or drizzled over pizza. Hidden Valley also lists salads, sandwiches, wraps and vegetables among potential uses for the product.

The brand’s website also includes Halloween-themed recipe ideas designed around the product, including a pumpkin-shaped ranch cheeseball and ranch pumpkin seeds. A recipe for Mummy Ranch Hot Dogs uses Spooky Ranch as part of a spiderweb-style dip.

Because the product is being sold as a condiment and dressing rather than a separate Halloween-specific recipe ingredient, shoppers can use it anywhere they would normally reach for ranch. Its dark color is the element that changes the presentation.

When Is Hidden Valley Spooky Ranch Available?

Hidden Valley launched Spooky Ranch on Sept. 24, 2026, and says the product will remain available at Walmart for a limited time while supplies last. It is the brand’s first seasonal product release, according to the company.

The Halloween timing also makes the limited-edition bottle part of Hidden Valley’s broader seasonal marketing around Halloween. The company says the product is intended for Halloween gatherings and for adding a festive element to familiar foods.

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What Does Hidden Valley Say About Spooky Ranch?

“Spooky Ranch takes everything fans love about Original Ranch and adds a little Halloween magic,” Stacy Stokes, vice president of marketing for Hidden Valley Ranch, said in the company’s announcement. She described the combination of the unusual color and glow-in-the-dark packaging as a way to add something unexpected to Halloween gatherings.

Hidden Valley says Spooky Ranch is its first-ever seasonal product, making the Halloween release a new direction for the brand’s lineup. The company has been selling ranch products since it was founded in 1954.

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Ian Hill, beloved bassist and founding member of legendary English heavy metal pioneers Judas Priest, has missed his first live performance in 56 years. The bassist’s unexpected absence occurred on Monday, September 21, 2026, following a severe tendon injury to his left arm.

The band announced his absence on Monday, sharing the news directly with fans via a statement posted to their official Instagram page.

“Ian has a badly damaged tendon in his left arm so unfortunately he won’t be able to play at our Hammersmith Apollo Eventim show on Monday 21st September… our good friend Davey Rimmer (Uriah Heep) will be playing with us so the show will go on. Ian sends his grateful appreciation to our fans for your caring and understanding…”

K.K. Downing, Glenn Tipton, Rob Halford and Ian Hill of ’70s heavy rock band Judas Priest perform on stage in July 1979.

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Stepping in to handle bass duties in Hill’s place was Davey Rimmer of veteran British rock band Uriah Heep. Despite initial disappointment over Hill’s injury, fans flooded the post with well-wishes and praise for the band’s choice of substitute.

Supporters took to social media to share their encouragement and reflect on Hill’s unprecedented track record:

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“Wow… First time ever Ian will cancel a show in 55 years… get well soon Sir!!”

“Heal well Ian! At least it happened at the end of the tour and not at the start or halfway. 🤞🙏”

“Wishing you a speedy recovery Ian! Take good care of that arm and get back soon. Sending lots of positive vibes 🎸💪”

“Is this the first show he has ever missed? Hope he gets to feeling better. Take it easy”

“So sorry to hear about Ian and wishing him a quick recovery. At the same time people will be thrilled for having @davey_rimmer, I actually wish I could be around to see that, one of the best bass players out there! You guys couldn’t have chosen any better ❤️”

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Anita Mitchell, former wife of NASA astronaut Edgar Mitchell, published a new memoir detailing her personal experiences during the Apollo 14 lunar landing mission. Her account, titled You Don’t Look Like an Astronaut’s Wife! Improbability, Impossibility, and Still Making It All Happen, offers a rare look at the space program from the perspective of the families who remained on Earth while their spouses traveled into deep space.

The publication coincides with a historic moment in modern spaceflight. In April 2026, NASA completed its Artemis II mission, sending four astronauts on a crewed flyby around the Moon. The flight marked the first time humans had returned to the lunar neighborhood in more than 50 years, sparking renewed public interest in the original Apollo era.

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What Does Anita Mitchell’s Memoir Reveal About Life During Apollo?

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Anita Mitchell’s memoir reveals the intense public scrutiny, domestic pressures, and everyday realities experienced by families of NASA astronauts during the 1970s. The book details her encounters with prominent figures and highlights the understated emotional burden borne by women living alongside the American space program.

The memoir traces Mitchell’s life from her childhood in Medina, Ohio, through her move to Florida in 1964, where she worked for the Walt Disney Company in Orlando. It was during her time in Florida that she met Edgar Mitchell, who was selected as a NASA astronaut in 1966. Edgar Mitchell served as the lunar module pilot for Apollo 14, launching on January 31, 1971, alongside mission commander Alan Shepard and command module pilot Stuart Roosa.

While Shepard and Mitchell landed in the Fra Mauro highlands on February 5, 1971, to conduct two moonwalks, Anita Mitchell watched the events unfold from home under intense media attention. She writes candidly about the contrast between global historic achievement and the domestic routine of raising a family in the spotlight.

“I married a guy who went to the Moon,” Mitchell stated in an announcement accompanying the book’s release. “I stayed on Earth, but it was an amazing journey for me, nonetheless.”

In her writing, Mitchell explicitly pays tribute to the wives of NASA’s original “Mercury Seven” astronauts. Those women were thrust into instant global fame in the late 1950s and early 1960s, establishing a template for how astronaut families managed public expectations while preserving family life. Mitchell acknowledges their foundational role in helping subsequent Apollo families navigate similar pressures.

“I also wanted to give deference to the original seven early astronauts’ wives,” Mitchell said. “They were amazing, especially with overnight notoriety.”

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How Does Anita Mitchell Connect the Apollo Era to NASA’s Artemis Program?

Anita Mitchell connects the Apollo era to NASA’s Artemis program by highlighting the shared human perspective of viewing Earth from deep space. She noted that watching the April 2026 Artemis II lunar flyby revived vivid memories of Apollo 14’s historical impact and global unification.

The April 2026 Artemis II flight carried a crew of four around the Moon on a 10-day mission, returning safely to Earth and opening a new era of lunar operations. For Mitchell, observing the mission provided a powerful link between her family’s past and modern exploration efforts.

“Now, more than 50 years after Edgar walked on the Moon, it is exciting to see astronauts returning to the lunar neighborhood through NASA’s Artemis program,” Mitchell noted.

A central theme in Mitchell’s reflections is the famous “Overview Effect”—the cognitive shift experienced when viewing Earth from lunar orbit. She recalls the profound impression made by photographs of Earth taken during Apollo 14, which showed the planet as a solitary sphere without political borders.

“It pulled the world together in a way nothing else ever has,” Mitchell recalled when reflecting on the iconic photographs returned from the mission.

According to official NASA mission logs, Apollo 14 marked a critical scientific success following the near-disaster of Apollo 13. Edgar Mitchell and Alan Shepard collected nearly 95 pounds of lunar rock and soil samples and deployed multiple scientific instruments across the Fra Mauro region while Roosa conducted orbital surveys above.

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When Was Anita Mitchell’s Memoir Released and Where Is It Available?

Anita Mitchell’s memoir was officially released on Aug. 12, 2026. The book, titled You Don’t Look Like an Astronaut’s Wife! Improbability, Impossibility, and Still Making It All Happen, is published independently and available for purchase nationwide through Amazon in both print and digital formats.

Following her time in the NASA community during the Apollo program, Mitchell established a professional career in communications. She founded and operated her own public relations, advertising, and government affairs firm in Florida, representing various commercial and corporate clients.

Edgar Mitchell passed away in 2016 at the age of 85. As the lunar module pilot on Apollo 14, he remains historically documented as the sixth human being to walk on the lunar surface.

For readers, Anita Mitchell’s book serves as a historical document detailing the uncredited labor and resilience of the women who supported the early United States space program. While official histories focus heavily on hardware, telemetry, and lunar geology, her account fills an important narrative gap by documenting the community that remained on the ground.

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