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The thing about Costco is that, for as predictable as a shopping trip can be, there’s always the possibility of something catching you by surprise. Whether you plan to stick to a strict list or are on the hunt for something new and exciting, you should always be prepared to leave with more than you initially planned for. 

This week’s unskippable find? The BirdRock Home Artisan Serving Boards, a stunning 2-piece set that is currently on sale in-store for just $18.99. Designed for everything from displaying seasonal charcuterie to adding a rustic touch to holiday decor, it’s an ideal addition to any Costco haul, one you’ll want to snag while the price is this right.

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Spotted by @costcofam4u, who rightfully noted they “look WAY more expensive than $18.99,” the BirdRock Home Artisan Serving Boards 2-Pack is here just in time for holiday entertaining. With Halloween around the corner and Thanksgiving and Christmas not far behind, now is the perfect time to upgrade your serveware collection, something this set does effortlessly. 

Normally retailing for $28.99, this stylish set is handcrafted from richly grained mango wood and shaped into an asymmetric oval silhouette with one flattened edge for leaning on display. Complete with a jute rope threaded through each board for easy hanging or storage, these boards are all you need to bring a seasonal arrangement of cheese, charcuterie or appetizers to life.

Related: Target’s Essential 3-Piece Stoneware Set Is a Steal at Just $100

More Than Just a Serving Board

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As for their overall footprint, one board measures 16.5 inches by 9.7 inches, while the other measures 14.5 inches by 11.2 inches. With enough space to display a wide range of finger foods and snacks, both sizes provide plenty of opportunity to get creative as a host. Even better, they serve just as well as stylish accents to complement rustic home decor. Use one as a base for candles and seasonal decorations, a catchall for keys, wallet and cellphone in the entryway or a decorative accent on a coffee table, kitchen or bathroom counter.

If you do get your hands on a set, keep in mind that they should be hand-washed only and thoroughly dried immediately. Any leftover moisture can lead to warping or cracks in the wood, so be sure to store them in a cool, dry place between uses as well. 

Otherwise, instantly elevate your kitchen with this versatile find. While you’re there, keep your eyes peeled for Costco’s Portable Espresso Machine Travel Kit and Jewel-Toned Dutch Oven Set. 

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While Led Zeppelin made many dynamic and long-lasting hit songs over the years, “Whole Lotta Love” is arguably one of the rock band’s most influential.

The track was the lead single on the band’s second album, Led Zeppelin II, and it was released in several different countries. Band member Jimmy Page reportedly made the guitar riff in the summer of 1968 while on his houseboat on the River Thames in England, which became a central part of the song.

“Whole Lotta Love” also gained an unexpected feature when it was discovered during the production process that there was magnetic tape bleed-through on Robert Plant‘s vocals. While the effect couldn’t be removed, audio engineer Eddie Kramer added some echo to blend in the sound, and luckily, the band liked it.

“Whole Lotta Love” was released as a single in the U.S. in late 1969, with “Living Loving Maid (She’s Just a Woman)” as the B-side. It was very well-received, and there was an expectation that a U.K. version would be released as well, but the band’s manager canceled it.

Despite this, the song was a huge success. It peaked at No. 4 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 chart, while it became a No. 1 hit in Australia and Germany. “Whole Lotta Love” also broke into the Top 5 in Canada, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Spain, and Switzerland, making it a true global hit. The song was certified gold in the U.S. and platinum in the U.K.

Related: 1972 Hit Ballad, Made Famous by Elvis Presley and Willie Nelson, Among Top 100 Songs of the 20th Century

Later on, Led Zeppelin faced a bit of trouble with the song thanks to similarities in the lyrics to Willie Dixon‘s song “You Need Love.” The track was uncredited when it first came out, but after a 1985 lawsuit, Dixon received credit on later releases of “Whole Lotta Love” as well as a direct payment.

But even with the legal trouble in mind, “Whole Lotta Love” remains one of Led Zeppelin’s best tracks, and rock fans still listen to it all the time, even 57 years later.

Related: 1984 Folk-Rock Song, Written by Leonard Cohen, Among ‘Greatest Rock Lyrics of All Time’

Taking control of your heart health doesn’t mean you have to completely transform your lifestyle overnight or give up satisfying snacks. When doctor visits reveal creeping LDL levels, the immediate urge is often to start cutting everything out of your pantry. You might think you’re stuck nibbling on plain celery sticks or dry rice cakes for the foreseeable future. But managing your numbers isn’t about punishment—it’s about smart, intentional swaps that keep your taste buds happy while giving your cardiovascular system a major upgrade.

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Many people instinctively reach for popcorn when they want a light, crunchy, satisfying bite. While plain, air-popped popcorn certainly offers a dose of dietary fiber, it doesn’t pack the powerful combination of nutrients required to actively drive down bad cholesterol. If you’re looking for a snack that works overtime for your arteries, top heart specialists agree that you should be reaching for something a little greener, richer, and far more effective.

By trading out mindless, processed cabinet-grazing for a handful of nutrient-dense nuts, you’re directly replacing heart-draining habits with powerful, evidence-based nutrition. Here’s why cardiologists swear by one vibrant nut in particular for lowering cholesterol and protecting your heart for the long haul.

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Why Swapping Your Daily Snack Changes Everything for Heart Health

When you look at standard daily eating patterns, the biggest culprits harming cardiovascular health aren’t always complete meals—they’re the automatic, mindless snacks eaten during afternoon lulls or late-night TV sessions. Foods like potato chips, ice cream and sugar-sweetened beverages represent the top heart-draining routines because they flood your bloodstream with refined carbs, saturated fats and sodium. These options ramp up inflammation, trigger unwanted weight gain and drive bad LDL cholesterol right into danger zones.

Dr. Kaustubh Dabhadkar, MD, a board-certified cardiologist, previously told Parade that foods like potato chips, ice cream and sugary drinks are particularly harmful because they’re habitually consumed without a second thought. “All three of these are readily available in most homes and almost at all restaurants. In addition, we often mindlessly consume them habitually,” he said.

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The key to turning your numbers around isn’t willpower or severe restriction; it’s substituting low-nutrient snacks with combinations rich in dietary fiber and healthy unsaturated fats. Replacing just one empty habit with a functional food creates a massive cumulative impact over time. “If you’re used to having chips with your lunch every day, replace them with a handful of nuts, which are still crunchy but much more nutrient-rich,” Dr. Dabhadkar suggested.

The Nut That Actively Lowers ‘Bad’ LDL Cholesterol

If you’re looking for the ultimate daily nut to target high cholesterol, pistachios reign supreme. Packed with plant sterols, soluble fiber and powerful phytosterols, pistachios work almost like a natural cleanup crew inside your bloodstream. Phytosterols share a remarkably similar chemical structure to cholesterol, allowing them to compete with cholesterol for absorption in your digestive tract, which ultimately reduces the amount of LDL that enters your bloodstream.

In addition to plant sterols, pistachios are loaded with healthy monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats. These beneficial fats help raise your HDL (“good”) cholesterol while encouraging your body to clear out excess LDL. They also contain l-arginine, an amino acid that helps your blood vessel walls stay relaxed and flexible, promoting healthy blood flow alongside improved lipid profiles.

Related: 3 Cardiologists Agree—This Common Food Is Excellent for Heart Health

Dr. Travis Benzing, MD, a cardiologist with Harbor Health in Texas, previously told Parade that pistachios as his top recommendation for satisfying cravings while improving cardiovascular metrics. “A small handful in the afternoon is genuinely satisfying, can help to satisfy the afternoon lull, and the research behind them is surprisingly strong,” Dr. Benzing noted. He added that because pistachios provide a balanced combination of protein, fiber, and healthy fats, they effectively displace far worse snack choices while delivering critical nutrients like potassium and magnesium directly to your vascular system.

By keeping a bowl of unsalted in-shell pistachios at your desk or on your counter, you slow down your eating pace and give your body a delicious, artery-protecting treat that slashes high cholesterol one handful at a time.

Adapted from Parade’s Cardiologists Swear by This One Daily Habit To Improve Heart Health and I’m a Cardiologist—This Is the One Snack I Always Have on Hand To Keep My Blood Pressure Down by Emily Lauren Sardinha

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A massive meat recall has been issued across the United States after over 160,000 pounds of raw beef, pork, and goat were found to be mislabeled “with a false USDA mark of inspection.”

Related: Recall Issued for Lunchmeat Nationwide Due to Listeria Risk 

According to a recall notice published by the United States Department of Agriculture on September 22, Star Meat Delivery Inc. out of Lucama, North Carolina, has issued a recall of approximately 167,639 pounds of raw pork, beef, and goat products. The recall notice further states that the affected meat was “produced without the benefit of federal inspection, bearing labels with a false USDA mark of inspection.” 

“Any product bearing the false establishment number ‘EST. 1363’ should be considered misbranded and unsafe to eat,” the recall notice published on the federal agency’s website continued. The affected products, which were produced on various dates prior to September 22, 2026, and were distributed in bulk under the A&D Foods label, were “vacuum-sealed and packed into cardboard boxes for shipment.”

Related: Multi-State Recall Issued for Pork, Including California, Texas, and Florida, Due to Listeria Risk

The recall notice also explains that “individual consumer packages may not bear this labeling, as retail stores may have applied their own stickers with pricing and safe handling instructions.” As of publication, there have not been any confirmed reports of illness or injury associated with the consumption of the affected products.

The recalled meat was distributed in various weight cardboard boxes containing individually vacuum-packed items. All were labeled “A&D Foods” and include the following items:

Beef

• Sliced ribeye, four ounces, 10 pounds
• Chuck thin-sliced for KBQ, 4 millimeters, 20 pounds
• Oxtail cut, 10 pounds
• Short ribs, SLD ⅜ inches regular, 10 pounds
• Short ribs, SLD ⅜ inches premium c. cut 
• Short ribs, thin-sliced
• Four-bone ribs, two inches, center cut for broth
• Feet, cut

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Pork

• Ground pork, 10 pounds
• Chorizo, 10 pounds 
• Bone-in chops, 10 pounds 
• Rib pieces, premium one inch, 10 pounds
• Boston diced, 10 pounds
• Boston one-inch slice, 20 pounds
• Boston thin-sliced 3.4 millimeters, 20 pounds
• Boston butt, sliced four millimeters
• Hock sliced, 10 pounds
• Feet, cut 6 pieces, 10 pounds
• Feet, cut 8 pieces, 10 pounds

Other

• Goat cut 1-1 ½ inches, 10 pounds
• Goat burn skin on, 1-1 ½ inches, 10 pounds
• Shanks bone-in cut 1.5, 10 pounds
• Menudo mix, 30 pounds

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Harvey Weinstein was sentenced to 15 years in prison on Wednesday, Sept. 23. He addressed the court beforehand, telling the judge he has “many regrets.”

New York Judge Curtis Farber sentenced Weinstein for a sex crime in Manhattan. He was convicted in 2020, but it was overturned by New York’s highest court. He was found guilty after a retrial last year.

The former movie mogul was sentenced for sexually assaulting one-time TV production assistant Miriam “Mimi” Haley. Their legal battle lasted over six years.

Haley testified at Weinstein’s trial that he asked her over to his New York City apartment to “say hi” in 2006 and pinned her down to forcibly perform oral sex on her.

At the time, he was one of the most influential and powerful people in the entertainment industry. He co-founded the film production companies Miramax and the Weinstein Company, with his productions grossing over $10.78 billion globally. He was an Academy Award-winning producer after working on projects such as Pulp Fiction, Shakespeare in Love, and Chocolat. In 2017, his undoing began after facing sexual assault allegations, which contributed to the start of the #MeToo movement.

Before he was sentenced, both Haley and Weinstein had the opportunity to address the court, according to the Associated Press.

“Having been sexually assaulted by Harvey Weinstein has had a devastating effect on my life and sense of security that may never go away,” Haley said. “Making the decision to speak up will have me looking over my shoulder for years to come. It’s a life sentence for me.”

While ABC reported that Weinstein used his time to apologize.

“I am not a perfect person,” he said. “I live with many regrets, and sincerely apologize for my actions.”

In 2022, Weinstein was convicted of rape and sexual assault in Los Angeles. He received 16 years in prison. In June 2026, a California appeals court threw out the sentence but upheld his conviction.

He is now awaiting another sentencing hearing in that case.

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It may only be September, but it’s never too early to start getting the kitchen ready for the holidays. From festive tableware to kitchen accessories that make meal prep a little easier, having a few entertaining essentials on hand means one less thing to worry about when the holiday season gets underway.

Dolly Parton fans can get a head start on holiday cooking with the new Holly Dolly Utensil Caddy, currently $34 at Wayfair. Made from mango wood with a Dolly-inspired holiday design, the caddy keeps cooking utensils, flatware, and serving pieces neatly organized. Wayfair shoppers have already rated it five stars — it’s a fun addition to the kitchen counter or dining table for holiday meals, picnics, potlucks, and outdoor gatherings. 

Holly Dolly Utensil Caddy, $34 at Wayfair

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At 4.9 inches high, 4 inches wide, and 12 inches deep, the Holly Dolly Utensil Caddy has plenty of room to store kitchen utensils and cutlery, so they’re not scattered across your counters or table. The mango wood design features “Home for the Holidays” lettering framed by wreaths and pine cones. Beyond the kitchen, it could also be used to organize home office supplies, including pens, pencils, scissors, and other everyday essentials. 

Caring for the caddy is simple. When it needs cleaning, give it a gentle wipe with a damp cloth. Wayfair recommends handwashing only, so it should be kept out of the dishwasher. 

For those looking to carry the Holly Dolly theme throughout their home, Wayfair offers several other pieces from Dolly Parton’s holiday collection. Along with the caddy, shoppers can find a 12-piece dinnerware set, a “Have a Holly Dolly Christmas” wine glass set, and a holiday-themed platter for creating a festive table setting. 

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• Dolly Parton Holly Dolly “Baking Spirits Bright” Pie Plate, $33 at Wayfair
• Martha Stewart Christmas Cotton Flannel Sheet Set, $71 (was $134) at Wayfair

Related: Dolly Parton’s $13 Rose-Printed Cutting Board Is a ‘Pretty’ and ‘Practical’ Addition to Any Kitchen

Whether you’re preparing for holiday entertaining or simply looking for a decorative way to organize everyday items, the Holly Dolly Utensil Caddy is a beautiful addition to any Dolly fan’s kitchen. Head to Wayfair and grab one for $34 while it’s still in stock!

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Arguably, the ’70s produced some of the most memorable classic rock tracks, making it nearly impossible to name the very best of the genre from the era. However, the publication Collider did just that by releasing a ranking of “The 10 Greatest Classic Rock Masterpieces of the 1970s.”

The list, published on September 23, featured ’70s rock songs like “Bohemian Rhapsody” by Queen from 1975, Led Zeppelin‘s “Stairway to Heaven,” released in 1971, and 1970’s “Layla” by Derek and the Dominos.

Collider gave the ranking’s top spot to 1973’s “Band on the Run” by Paul McCartney and Wings. According to the publication, the Paul McCartney-penned track, off the Band on the Run album, deserved the title of the “greatest classic rock masterpiece of the 1970s” because of its compelling storytelling through both lyrics and musical arrangements.

Paul McCartney Shared That George Harrison’s Comment Led to Some of the Song’s Lyrics

American Songwriter reported that McCartney revealed fans of the 1973 song can thank his Beatle bandmate, the late George Harrison, for some of its lyrics. While being interviewed for the 1976 biography, Paul McCartney: In His Own Words, by Paul Gambaccini, McCartney shared that Harrison, who died in 2001 at the age of 58, mentioned he felt a lack of freedom during an Apple Corps meeting following The Beatles’ 1970 split.

“It started off with ‘If I ever get out of here.’ That came from a remark George made at one of the Apple meetings. He was saying that we were all prisoners in some way, some kind of remark like that. ‘If we ever get out of here,’ the prison bit, and I thought that would be a nice way to start an album,” stated McCartney, as reported by American Songwriter.

In Paul McCartney: In His Own Words, McCartney, now 84, also clarified that “Band on the Run” is touching on “a million things.”

“I don’t like to analyze them, all put together. Band on the run – escaping, freedom, criminals. You name it, it’s there,” said McCartney, who established Paul McCartney and Wings in 1971.

Maura Higgins broke her dance partner Mark Ballas‘ tooth during a Dancing With the Stars rehearsal—and she just dished on what happened.

During an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Higgins, 35, a Traitors Season 4 alum, recounted the accident that injured Ballas, 40.

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“Basically, this week, I couldn’t do a spin,” she explained following the Sept. 22 episode of DWTS. “Last week, did a beautiful spin in my foxtrot. This week, we must’ve spent how many hours trying to do one spin? I could not do it. I was getting so annoyed at myself.”

In the middle of one of these practices, Higgins inadvertently elbowed Ballas in the mouth. “It actually hurt my elbow,” she admitted.

“She was like, ‘My elbow!’ I was like, ‘My tooth!’” Ballas quipped. “It’s fine, I got more [teeth]. It’s OK.”

Higgins pointed out, “His eyes were streaming. I was like, ‘Oh my God, I’m so sorry!’” To that, however, Ballas said, “It’s OK. It happens.”

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Additionally, Higgins praised Ballas for how he handled the painful mishap, declaring, “He’s tough! He’s all right!”

Ballas then quipped, “I’ve taken elbows to the face before. It’s fine.”

On Sept. 22, Ballas and Higgins danced the Cha-cha to Earth, Wind & Fire‘s “September,” and received a 19/30 score—the second-highest of the night.

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Ultimately, celebrity chef Giada De Laurentiis and her pro partner, Alan Bersten, went home that night. The week before, two couples went home: Conner Leavitt and his pro partner Adele Zaikman, and Sarah Jane Nader and her pro partner, Hailey Bills.

In previous seasons of DWTS, Danielle Fishel danced through a hamstring injury, Robert Irwin persisted through a rib injury, and Ariana Madix worked past a foot injury, among others.

Catch new episodes of DWTS on Tuesdays at 8 p.m. ET on ABC and Disney+.

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National Cinnamon Roll Day takes place on Oct. 4, and Cinnabon is giving sweet-toothed fans a big reason to celebrate this fall. To mark the annual holiday, the popular bakery chain is offering its signature baked treats for a fraction of their regular price.

According to a recent announcement, “Cinnabon Rewards members can snag a Classic Roll for just $1” all day at participating bakeries nationwide on Saturday, Oct. 4. The one-day promotion allows loyalty members to enjoy the bakery’s iconic cinnamon roll in-bakery throughout the holiday.

For fans looking to kick off the festivities early, Cinnabon is also launching a special pre-holiday deal. Starting Oct. 2 and running through Oct. 3, Rewards members can purchase “$1 small beverages with the purchase of any baked good,” providing an extra incentive to stop by local bakeries ahead of the weekend.

Here’s everything you need to know.

Related: 14 Best Copycat Cinnabon Recipes, From Cinnamon Rolls to Stix

How Do You Get $1 Classic Rolls at Cinnabon?

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To take advantage of the $1 Classic Roll promotion on Oct. 4, customers simply need to be enrolled in the free Cinnabon Rewards program. The offer is available all day (in-bakery) at participating locations across the country.

If you are not currently a Rewards member, signing up is completely free online or in the official mobile app before ordering. In addition to unlocking the National Cinnamon Roll Day deal, new members gain access to ongoing rewards and exclusive brand perks throughout the year.

What Are the Early $1 Drink Deals at Cinnabon?

Cinnabon is extending its holiday celebration across three full days by introducing discounted drinks ahead of Oct. 4. Between Oct. 2 and Oct. 3, Rewards members can get a small beverage for $1 with the purchase of any baked item.

This early promotion gives guests a chance to pair a discounted drink with classic cinnamon rolls, Center of the Roll treats or PecanBons in the days leading up to National Cinnamon Roll Day.

Related: Cinnabon’s ‘Secret Menu’ Includes an Oreo Item You Need To Try

What Is Schlotzsky’s Offering for National Cinnamon Roll Day?

Fans who visit Schlotzsky’s locations can also participate in the Oct. 4 celebration. Participating Schlotzsky’s bakeries are joining the national event with a dedicated MiniBon offer for loyalty members.

According to Cinnabon, “new loyalty members can get a MiniBon free when they sign up, while existing loyalty members can enjoy one for just $1.”

With early $1 beverage deals launching on Oct. 2 and $1 cinnamon roll promotions running all day on Oct. 4, fans will have multiple opportunities to celebrate National Cinnamon Roll Day on a budget this year.

What Is Cinnabon?

Founded in 1985, Cinnabon is a global bakery chain famous for its oversized, warm cinnamon rolls made with signature Makara cinnamon and cream cheese frosting. Beyond its iconic Classic Roll, the franchise serves a variety of baked treats—including Center of the Roll and PecanBons—alongside specialty coffee drinks at bakeries and travel hubs nationwide.

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Taylor Swift has been dropping clues about her next release for months, and several of her most cryptic Easter eggs now have an explanation.

Less than 24 hours after announcing her new single, “Patient Zero,” Swift revealed that the song is one of four new tracks included on The Life of a Showgirl: The Encore, a deluxe edition of her 2025 album.

Some of the earliest clues appeared in Swift’s “Opalite” music video, released in February. At the 2:34 mark, a poster reading “Patient For The Encore” appears in the background. Later, at 4:37, four judges each hold up a “0” scorecard following Swift and Domhnall Gleeson’s choreographed dance.

Together, “patient” and the zeroes pointed toward “Patient Zero,” while “encore” foreshadowed the title of the expanded album.

Swift offered another cryptic clue during her pre-taped Law & Order: SVU sketch for the 2026 Emmy Awards.

“I think what we’re going to be looking for is hiding in plain sight,” Swift told Mariska Hargitay before looking into the camera and saying, “Saccharide. Aries. From the vineyard. North or South.”

Fans later noticed that taking the third letter from the first six words of her message produces letters that can be rearranged to spell “ENCORE.”

There was another detail in the sketch: A clock showed 10:13. Collector’s Edition CDs for “Patient Zero” are scheduled to ship Oct. 13.

Swift became less subtle as the announcement approached.

Hours before revealing “Patient Zero,” she changed her social media bios from “And baby, that’s show business for you” to “And, baby, that’s sh0w business f0r y0u,” replacing each letter “o” with a zero.

“I’ve been impatiently waiting to tell you that my brand new single ‘Patient Zero’ will be out on September 25 (!!!!!!!!!!!!),” Swift wrote on Instagram.

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The post contained 12 exclamation points, an apparent nod to The Life of a Showgirl, her 12th studio album.

Swift then revealed that “Patient Zero” was only part of what she had planned.

“About a year ago, you guys did a truly unfathomable thing. Something that completely blew my mind… You gave The Life of a Showgirl the biggest first week for an album in history,” Swift wrote in her announcement.

She continued, “We wrote more songs. I hope you love them, because they were born out of pure gratitude for your exuberance for and celebration of the album we made.”

The four new songs — “Cleveland!,” “Pink Clouding,” “Babylon,” and “Patient Zero” — arrive Friday, Sept. 25.

The Easter eggs continue a strategy Swift used for the original The Life of a Showgirl rollout. She teased and announced the album during her record-breaking August 2025 appearance on her new husband, Travis Kelce, and his brother, Jason Kelce’s, New Heights podcast, where the set contained color-coded hints connected to the album and its variants.

Twiggy, born Dame Lesley Lawson, became a British cultural icon that rose to fame during London’s Swinging Sixties, and it was all thanks to a haircut.

Known for her long lashes, thin build, and big eyes, Twiggy revealed to People that she wasn’t what modeling agencies were originally looking for. When she was 16 years old, she was like every other teen hitting the “mod” clubs and playing with makeup.

Then in 1966, everything changed and Twiggy would become known as the first international supermodel and a fashion icon of the era. She admits that her rise tto fame was accidental and not something she could have ever planned.

“It was mad, really,” says Twiggy. “I couldn’t have planned any of it. If I’d gone to a modeling agency and said ‘I’d like to model,’ they’d have turned me away. I was too short. I was too small. I just didn’t have the measurements.”

What changed? It was all because of a haircut she didn’t want. During a weekend in 1966, she went to a salon hoping to get dolled up for a night out. Other reports claim Twiggy was told to fix her hair by a modeling agent after being rejected. The hairdresser at the salon asked if he could cut her hair, and Twiggy was too shy at the time to stop him.

“It was serendipity, because I went to that salon to have my hair styled, and Leonard, the hairdresser, saw me and said, ‘Can I cut your hair?’ ” she recalls.

“The funny thing was, I didn’t want my hair cut, because I was a mod, and I liked it long and parted in the middle. Because I was so timid and in this posh Mayfair salon, I was too shy to say no to him!”

That hairut changed everything and had photographer Barry Luttigam place her in front of the camera and he said “Look in the lens.” The photo became the most famous shot of her career and it was actually a photo that was hung at the salon as an example for clients. Soon, a fashion journalist asked about the photo and wanted Twiggy to model.

Twiggy’s career soon started when then-Vogue editor-in-chief Diana Vreeland contcted her and got her modeling for photographer Richard Avedon. The teen got the stamp of approval, and admits it all worked out because she “didn’t look like anybody else.”

“It was never about me to start, it was about the haircut. It was all very exciting, but it was weird. I was thrown into this madness!” she explained.

One month after being discovered, Twiggy graced the cover of Vogue magazine at only 5 ft 6 in, and became one of the leading models of the industry.

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Little Debbie is gently ushering in the holiday season early with the release of its special-edition Christmas treats—and they’re already set to start hitting shelves next month. Despite it only being September, it’s never too late to begin thinking about the most joyful season of all, right?

According to intel from trusted food blogger Markie Devo, the snack giant is rolling out four all-new select items with holiday packaging: Christmas Old Fashioned Donuts, Hot Cocoa Mini Muffins, Christmas Old Fashioned Donuts Single Serve, and Christmas Cosmic Brownies.

On Tuesday, Sept. 22, the influencer took to Instagram to announce the upcoming releases and share what shoppers can expect to bite into. “These traditional cake-style donuts feature a rich, moist texture paired with a satisfyingly crispy edge, all finished in a sweet glaze and dressed up with a holiday shower of festive red and green sprinkles,” Devo wrote of the Christmas Old Fashioned Donuts.

Meanwhile, the Hot Cocoa Mini Muffins, previously reported as a swirling rumor, are said to be “bursting with rich chocolate and toasty marshmallow-flavored bits.”

As for the Christmas Cosmic Brownies, it seems they’re likely aligned with the taste of the brand’s original Cosmic Brownies, featuring the festive update of a “new color” for the packaging, which boasts gold-trimmed, bright red ribbon tied into a bow set against a green backdrop. The “chewy brownie topped with fudge icing and colorful candy-coated chocolate pieces” remains one of Little Debbie’s most iconic treats since its first launch in 1999. (It’s worth noting that the oldest snack cake on its roster, the Oatmeal Cream Pie, dates back to 1935).

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In the comments section of Devo’s social media post, fans flew in with reactions to the holiday goodies.

“The donuts look good,” one pointed out, while another agreed, “Here for the donuts.”

“They all look so fun! 🤩,” a third exclaimed.

More commenters dropped notes like, “Omg I can’t wait for the donuts,” “I’m trying them,” “wow these look so good 😍,” and “Can’t wait to see the other items.”

On the other hand, some insisted it’s still too early to roll out Christmas sweets. “Get out of here Xmas, it’s Autumn’s day 😂😂,” one such top-liked comment read, while another person echoed that sentiment, adding, “I’m loving it although the fall ones JUST CAME OUT😭.”

Shoppers can find Little Debbie’s holiday treats lineup nationwide at major stores that sell the brand beginning in mid-October 2026.

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If you’re already starting to map out your family’s annual holiday traditions, you might want to secure your seats sooner rather than later. The long-running festive spectacle Cirque Dreams Holidaze is launching a revamped nationwide tour this season, and a newly announced flash sale lets early-bird shoppers score a significant discount on select dates.

Known for blending Broadway-style theatrical production with circus artistry, the touring show is offering 25% off ticket purchases through its limited-time “Fallidaze” promotion. However, you will need to act quickly—the promotional deal is only active through Sunday, Sept. 27.

Here’s everything you need to know about the upcoming 2026 tour, the revamped storyline and which cities qualify for the special ticket savings.

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What Is the ‘Fallidaze’ Promotion and How Does It Work?

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The “Fallidaze” promotion is a limited-time discount designed for early holiday planners. Fans looking to catch the Cirque Dreams Holidaze “A New Wonderland Spectacular” show can save 25% on ticket prices across select tour stops.

To snag the deal, tickets must be purchased before the promotion ends on Sept. 27. Offer availability and restrictions depend on the specific venue and market, so buyers should check their local box office listing via the official show website for exact seating tiers included in the sale.

Not every stop on the 33-city schedule is eligible for the discount. Out of the entire roster, 11 selected cities are participating in the 25% off promotion.

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Participating Cities: Where You Can Get 25% Off Tickets

If you live near one of the following locations, your venue is offering the “Fallidaze” discount:

• Charleston, WV
• Columbus, OH
• Greensboro, NC
• Lakeland, FL
• Melbourne, FL
• Minneapolis, MN
• Paducah, KY
• Pensacola, FL
• Roanoke, VA
• Sarasota, FL
• Toledo, OH

Florida residents in particular have several chances to capture savings, with four separate cities in the state participating in the sale.

Full 2026 Cirque Dreams Holidaze Tour Schedule

Even if your nearest city isn’t hosting the “Fallidaze” discount, the touring production is making dozens of stops across the country this winter, from Nov. 19 through Dec. 27. The complete list of stops on the 2026 tour route includes:

• Akron, OH
• Ames, IA
• Atlantic City, NJ
• Bangor, ME
• Bethlehem, PA
• Boston, MA
• Charleston, WV (Discount eligible)
• Columbus, OH (Discount eligible)
• Fayetteville, AR
• Flint, MI
• Fort Lauderdale, FL
• Grand Rapids, MI
• Green Bay, WI
• Greensboro, NC (Discount eligible)
• Hershey, PA
• Huntsville, AL
• Jacksonville, FL
• Lakeland, FL (Discount eligible)
• Louisville, KY
• Manhattan, KS
• Melbourne, FL (Discount eligible)
• Milwaukee, WI
• Minneapolis, MN (Discount eligible)
• Newark, NJ
• North Charleston, SC
• Paducah, KY (Discount eligible)
• Pensacola, FL (Discount eligible)
• Roanoke, VA (Discount eligible)
• Sarasota, FL (Discount eligible)
• St. Louis, MO
• Toledo, OH (Discount eligible)
• Uncasville, CT
• Wheeling, WV

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What To Expect From the New Cirque Dreams Holidaze Production

For returning fans, this year’s show isn’t just a simple rerun of past years. Titled “A New Wonderland Spectacular,” the 2026 run features an overhauled story arc, brand-new set pieces, revamped musical arrangements and updated costumes.

The narrative follows a young girl named Clara on Christmas Eve. When a severe snowstorm threatens to strand her alone without her family, two whimsical singers unexpectedly appear. They transport Clara into “Holidaze”—a surreal, vibrant world where holiday characters come to life.

Along her journey, Clara encounters an ensemble of world-class performers, including:

• Aerialists performing acrobatic stunts suspended high above the stage on aerial straps.
• Sleight-of-hand jugglers and fast-paced balance performers.
• High-energy skippers and acrobats executing choreographed routines.
• Live vocalists performing updated renditions of classic holiday tunes.

Originally launched in 1993, the Cirque Dreams brand is produced by VStar Entertainment Group (a subsidiary of Cirque du Soleil Entertainment Group since 2018). Over the last three decades, millions of theatergoers have attended its family-focused live stagings.

How To Buy Tickets Before the Sale Ends

To secure the 25% discount before the window closes on Sept. 27, head over to the official venue site or check Cirque Dreams. You can also track tour updates, photos and behind-the-scenes video clips by following Cirque Dreams on Facebook and Instagram or checking the hashtag #CirqueDreamsHolidaze.

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If you’re looking for ways to get the most out of your free time this fall, look no further than your local Sam’s Club. It’s here where you’ll find a wide range of weekend essentials, from game day snacks and appetizers to beverages, outdoor appliances, gadgets and more. 

Take the Monster Vision 15.6-Inch Portable Video Bluetooth Speaker, for example. This fan-favorite entertainment system lets you listen to music and watch HD video all in one device, making it perfect for tailgating, camping, backyard gatherings and more. Shaped like a futuristic beach cooler and capable of playing digital television on the go, it’s a versatile addition to any weekend outing.

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Spotted in-store by @samsclublovers, who noted that it is a returning item shoppers had been waiting to see again, the Monster Vision 15.6-Inch Portable Video Bluetooth Speaker is back on shelves and ready to provide hours of entertainment. Retailing for $219, it packs a slew of powerful features, including a 15.6-inch 1080p LCD display, 100-watt peak audio and a built-in ATSC TV tuner that lets you enjoy over-the-air digital television wherever you go. 

Serving as the ideal tagalong for tailgating, camping, backyard gatherings, beach days and road trips alike, it features a rugged, portable design complete with a convenient carrying handle, IPX4 water resistance and accessories like a remote control and TV antenna. Built with a five-inch woofer and dual three-inch tweeters, it also delivers rich, room-filling sound with crisp highs and deep bass. Even better, with Bluetooth 5.4 and Auracast technology, you can stream wirelessly and connect multiple compatible speakers for an even more dynamic audio experience.

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Fans Say It’s Even Better Than Previous Models

With a five-star average rating online, the Monster Vision 15.6-Inch Portable Video Bluetooth Speaker is now in its third generation, which shoppers say is the best one yet. 

“This TV works really well and sounds awesome,” one fan raved in a review, noting that it was “easy to hook up the antenna and scan channels” and that they were able to “get the UNT game going right away.”

Another fan echoed the sentiment, adding that “the sound is better than the previous two models” and praising its “slimmer and classy-looking” design, saying it’s not “just a plastic box.”

Adding to its technical charm, the Monster Vision speaker features dual HDMI inputs for connecting laptops, gaming consoles and streaming devices, along with USB support for charging and playing external music, videos and photos. It also offers up to 10 hours of video and audio playback or up to 30 hours of audio-only playback, plus a battery level indicator and built-in power bank.

With football season underway, this dual-purpose speaker makes a great gift for yourself or dad, ensuring you never have to miss the game while also bringing the entertainment wherever you go. Snag this newest model while you can, and while you’re there, check out Sam’s Club’s Quarter-Zip camo fleece sets for something cozy to lounge in while you take in the game.

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“The Bold and the Beautiful” spoilers tease that Katie Logan (Heather Tom) is ready to channel Stephanie Forrester (Susan Flannery) to protect her son, Will Spencer (Crew Morrow), from Dylan (Sydney Bullock).

This week, Will continues to defend Dylan from Katie, who remains skeptical about her true motives. The protective mother insists Dylan is bad news, but Will is not having it.

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Spoilers reveal that Will clashes with Katie after she compares Dylan to Brooke Logan (Katherine Kelly Lang). Will quickly comes to Dylan’s defense and throws some shade at his mother.

“You want to compare Dylan to Brooke? That’s okay. But I’m gonna start comparing you to Stephanie Forrester,” Will tells Katie in “The Bold and the Beautiful” preview.

Will pushes it further, saying, “The way that she used to mistreat Brooke over the years, the way that she used to mistreat all of the Logans, as a matter of fact.”

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But Will’s jab doesn’t seem to faze Katie at all. “The Bold and the Beautiful” spoilers tease that she actually embraces the comparison to the Forrester matriarch.

“You know what? You want to compare me to Stephanie? Fine. Go ahead,” Katie claps back at Will. “I’ll take that. Stephanie was right.”

Katie points out that Stephanie’s actions toward Brooke were justified. “She was right to be wary of Brooke,” Katie fires at Will. “After all, Brooke stole her husband.”

Katie continues, “I mean, she fiercely defended and protected her son from Brooke, and I will fiercely defend and protect you from Melissa Dylan.”

Later in the week, Darcy (Kelly Sullivan) reminds her daughter Dylan that she doesn’t need Katie’s approval. Will Katie finally come around, or will her doubts about Dylan only grow stronger?

“The Bold and the Beautiful” airs weekdays on CBS and streams on Paramount+.

Kenneth More cemented his status as a dramatic actor outside of his comedy work in the 1956 biographical film Reach for the Sky.

The Admirable Crichton actor appeared in the Lewis Gilbert film as legendary Royal Air Force (RAF) fighter ace and double amputee Douglas Bader.

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Bader lost both of his legs in a 1931 plane crash, forcing him to relearn to walk on artificial legs.

He later returned to active service to lead fighter squadrons, with Reach for the Sky following Bader from his early career and joining the RAF to his accident and life after, overcoming great obstacles.

Reach for the Sky became the most popular British film in the year it was released and won the BAFTA Awards for Best British Film.

Even 70 years later, the film holds an 80% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, with The Times dubbing it “a terrific, stirring story of undeniable heroism.”

Variety wrote: “From the cocky young recruit’s first day at the training station through all the gay comradeship and hazards of flying, Kenneth More (Bader) depicts with unerring skill the humor, friendliness and supreme fortitude of one of the war’s most honored heroes.”

Movie Metropolis echoed a similar sentiment, saying: “Kenneth More’s performance is at the heart of it all, a bigger-than-life realization that is hard to resist.”

The Spectator added: “The subject, not the direction, is the remarkable fact about Reach for the Sky.“

To accurately portray Bader’s style of walking with his metal legs, More had his own legs cased in aluminium for the role.

In the same year that Reach for the Sky was released, Bader received a CBE from Queen Elizabeth II for services to the disabled.

Richard Burton was the first choice to play Bader, but he dropped out of the project when he was offered the lead in Alexander the Great.

More was later cast after producer Daniel Angel’s wife put forward his name, saying he “was Douglas Bader.”

“My wife said to me, ‘Kenneth More is Douglas Bader.’ And so he was! He was a good actor, but, looking back, I don’t think he was all that versatile, and he wasn’t physically a very attractive man,” he said, as published in the book More or Less.

“He couldn’t play love scenes. He was more of a playboy type. He was Douglas Bader! Bader wasn’t a technical adviser, but I suppose Kenny More modelled himself physically on Bader.”

Marilyn Monroe took on her first dramatic lead role in this 1950s psychological thriller based on a bestselling novel.

Directed by Roy Ward Baker and released in 1952, Don’t Bother to Knock saw Monroe portray Nell Forbes, a young woman recently released from a mental institution who is trying to get her life back on track.

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Her cousin Eddie Forbes, an elevator operator at the McKinley Hotel, arranges for Nell to babysit for Bunny, the child of guests Peter and Ruth Jones, which soon spirals out of control when cynical pilot Jed Towers (Richard Widmark) surveys Nell and realizes she is suffering from a severe psychological break.

Don’t Bother to Knock is based on crime fiction writer Charlotte Armstrong’s 1951 novel Mischief, which was a bestseller at the time of its release when it was first serialized in Good Housekeeping before being published as a standalone novel.

Anne Bancroft also stars in the film as Jed’s girlfriend and lounge singer Lyn Lesley, 15 years before her iconic turn as Mrs Robinson in The Graduate.

Speaking about her experience of working with Monroe at the time, Bancroft said: “It was a remarkable experience, because it was one of those very rare times in Hollywood when I felt the give and take that can only happen when you are working with good actors… There was just this scene of one woman seeing another who was helpless and in pain.

“It was so real, I responded. I really reacted to her. She moved me so that tears came into my eyes. Believe me, such moments happened rarely, if ever again, in the early things I was doing out there.”

Monroe took on the role after completing Clash by Night at the RKO in 1951, being sent the adapted screenplay while working with her home studio, 20th Century Fox.

The screenplay was written by Daniel Taradash, best known for scooping the 1953 Oscar for From Here to Eternity.

Baker was assigned to the project following the success of his 1950 World War II-themed hit Morning Departure, which drew international acclaim.

Don’t Bother to Knock was positively reviewed by critics, with a retrospective review from cuttothetake.com describing it as “one of the best performances by Marilyn Monroe.”

They added: “This is probably the furthest Monroe has ever been from playing a seductress. Her roles usually involve some kind of sex appeal. Yet she looks equally comfortable playing a tragic character with no charisma whatsoever. If anything, this film is definitive proof of what an incredible actress Monroe was.”

It’s staggering to think we’re approaching the final week of Big Brother 28. It feels like just moments ago that we watched Rachel Reilly get pushed by a velociraptor into a volcano, kicking off a wildly unpredictable season full of plenty of twists and turns. Right now, only five players remain in the hunt for the $750,000 prize. But it won’t be long before we go down to three, and it won’t be long after that before only one of them walks out of the house victorious.

That said, Big Brother 28 is adopting an unorthodox schedule for the remainder of the season due to a number of other CBS events. Here’s when the rest of the episodes come out, and how to watch.

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When is the Big Brother 28 finale?

Big Brother 28 ends with a jam-packed 90-minute finale on Thursday, Oct. 1, 2026 at 8:00 p.m. ET/PT on CBS.

What is the schedule for the rest of Big Brother 28? Wednesday, Sept. 23: 10:00-11:00 p.m.

While Wednesday episodes have usually run 90 minutes all season long, this one has been reduced to an hour and pushed back to 10:00. That’s due to the upcoming premiere of Survivor 51, which clocks in at two hours. We should expect to see the rest of the Final 5 round in this episode, including nominations, Veto, and eviction.

Thursday, Sept. 24: 8:00-10:00 p.m.

While this episode was initially announced to be only one hour, the cancellation of Friday’s episode (see below) means Thursday’s installment will run a whopping two hours. It’s assumed that we’ll get the entire Final Four round in one evening, from HoH to nominations to the final Veto competition of the season to a live Veto meeting and eviction, leaving us with the Final Three.

Sunday, Sept. 27: 9:30-10:30 p.m.

Due to CBS airing the Video Music Awards, Sunday night’s episode has also been pushed back from its typical time slot. Big Brother 28 will air at 9:30 after the ceremony concludes. And, given previous seasons, it will most likely feature the Final Three giving a retrospective on the game so far before beginning their final HoH competition.

Thursday, Oct. 1: 8:00-9:30 p.m.

Big Brother 28 concludes with a 90-minute finale, featuring the final HoH and eviction, as well as jury votes and the announcement of both the winner and America’s Favorite Houseguest.

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Is there a Big Brother episode on Friday?

No! Julie Chen Moonves initially announced during the double eviction episode that there would be a new episode of Big Brother 28 on Friday, Sept. 25. However, in the days since, CBS listings have revealed that this is no longer the case. There is no Big Brother episode airing this Friday.

Is there a Big Brother episode on Wednesday?

While there is a new Big Brother 28 episode on Wednesday, Sept. 23, there is not going to be one the day before the finale on Wednesday, Sept. 30. That’s because primetime will be dedicated on that day to CBS’ other two big reality shows: Survivor 51 and the premiere of The Amazing Race 39.

What channel is Big Brother on?

Big Brother is available to watch on CBS.

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How can I watch Big Brother without cable?

Several streaming services come with CBS, including DirecTV, Hulu with Live TV and YouTube TV. Additionally, fans can watch live on Paramount+ with the Paramount+ Premium plan, or watch the episodes on-demand the next day on Paramount+.

How to watch Big Brother for free

Of course, the best way to watch Big Brother for free is to simply watch it on CBS on broadcast TV! However, for those who cut the cord, you can get an ad-supported subscription of Paramount+ for free if you’re a Walmart+ subscriber.

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NBC’s Today has something big to celebrate.

The longtime morning show finished the 2025-26 broadcast season in first place among both total viewers and adults ages 25 to 54, marking the first time in 14 years that Today has beaten its morning-show rivals in both categories, according to Variety.

The last time Today pulled off the feat was during the 2011-12 television season, when Matt Lauer and Ann Curry were serving as co-anchors.

The NBC morning show, currently anchored by Savannah Guthrie and Craig Melvin, averaged 2.938 million viewers for the season, according to Nielsen data reported by Variety. That put Today 114,000 viewers, or 4 percent, ahead of ABC’s Good Morning America and 1.174 million viewers, or 67 percent, ahead of CBS Mornings.

Today also grew its overall audience by 7 percent compared with the previous season, adding 185,000 viewers.

The victory was even more decisive among viewers ages 25 to 54, a key demographic for television advertisers.

Today averaged 609,000 viewers in that age group, beating Good Morning America by 134,000 viewers, or 28 percent. It finished 332,000 viewers, or 120 percent, ahead of CBS Mornings.

According to Nielsen, that represents Today’s largest share of the 25-to-54 demographic in 15 years.

The ratings milestone comes during an especially difficult year for the Today family. Guthrie’s mother Nancy Guthrie was kidnapped in early 2026, a case that has continued to draw national attention. Her whereabouts remain unknown, and the Guthrie family’s ongoing ordeal has occasionally been discussed on the show.

The morning-show competition won’t be standing still heading into the new season. In addition to its longtime rivalry with Good Morning America, Today will face a revamped CBS lineup following Norah O’Donnell’s return to the network’s morning team.

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It’s remarkably easy for backyards to rack up plenty of clutter during the summer as you garden, furnish, and decorate for company. If you’re looking for an easy way to declutter as we head into fall, Walmart’s bestselling storage find can help you get organized without overcrowding your space. The Homall Outdoor Canopy Storage Shed is now on sale for just $68, down from $130, and it offers ample room to stash gardening supplies, decorations, patio furniture, and lawn mowers.   

At 37.4 inches wide, 70.8 inches deep, and 53 inches high, the portable shed has plenty of space to store your seasonal overflow while still remaining compact enough to fit in small yards, decks, patios, and other tight spaces. It’s made from heavy-duty steel that’s durable enough to stand up to wind and rain, with a premium powder coat finish that prevents rust, chipping, and corrosion.

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The sturdy frame is covered in a high-density PE fabric canopy that’s waterproof and UV-resistant. It also comes with a movable roll-up door with a two-way zipper closure that helps enhance ventilation and allow for easy access to the interior. Assembly is a breeze, with all the required tools included right in the package.  

The Homall shed is a Walmart bestseller for a reason, earning dozens of five-star reviews online. Shoppers praised its “sturdy” yet compact build, which is versatile enough for any outdoor setup no matter how big or small. One reviewer called it “great for tight spaces,” while another said it’s “the perfect size” for a patio.  

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With its ample storage space, hassle-free assembly, and an ultra-affordable price, this portable outdoor canopy storage shed can help simplify all of your fall cleaning efforts. Snag one for yourself while it’s still on sale for nearly 50% off at Walmart.

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