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You'll solve today's NYT Wordle in record time if you grew up watching Degrassi. But the day just isn't complete until I've solved all of the free word games from the New York Times, including Connections, Connections Sports Edition, Strands, and Mini Crossword. And, of course, I can’t forget about Wordle, too! If you’re stuck on today’s Wordle answer, we’re here to help—but beware of spoilers for Wordle #1827 ahead.

Let's start with a few hints.

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There are two vowels in today's five-letter word.

Today's Wordle begins with a consonant.

There are no double letters in today's Wordle.

A hint for today's Wordle is: October's Very Own.

OK, that's it for hints—I don't want to totally give it away before revealing the answer!

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We'll have the answer below this friendly reminder of how to play the game.

SPOILERS BELOW—do not scroll any further if you don't want the answer revealed.

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Today's Wordle answer on Saturday, June 20, 2026, is DRAKE.

-If you missed it, catch up with the answer to yesterday’s Wordle.

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Danzig, the heavy metal band fronted by iconic vocalist Glenn Danzig, dropped an exciting announcement ahead of its highly anticipated U.S. headline tour.

Scheduled to kick off in September, the band, composed of lead guitarist Tommy Victor, bassist Steve Zing, drummer Karl Rosqvist and, of course, 71-year-old frontman Glenn Danzig, revealed the supporting acts joining the run.

In an Instagram update, the band announced that Los Angeles-based duo Twin Temple, as well as the all-female heavy metal and power metal band Burning Witches and the rising atmospheric orchestral metal outfit ANA, will join the tour as special guests.

Following the announcement, fans can purchase tickets during the general sale beginning June 22, with the pre-sale kicking off on June 19.

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Danzig’s tour will have a seven-date run across cities in Texas, followed by Louisiana, Kentucky and Tennessee, before concluding in California.

As for the finale, the band revealed the “insane stacked line-up” featuring the three previously announced special guests, with the cult sludge metal band Acid Bath joining the celebration for an unforgettable closing night.

Sept. 11 – San Antonio, TX | Boeing Center at Tech Port
Sept. 12 – Houston, TX | Bayou Music Center
Sept. 14 – New Orleans, LA | The Fillmore
Sept. 17 – Louisville, KY | Louder Than Life Festival
Sept. 18 – Nashville, TN | The Pinnacle
Sept. 20 – Grand Prairie, TX | Texas Trust CU Theatre
Sept. 26 – Anaheim, CA | Honda Center

The much-awaited headline tour will be Danzig’s very first major live appearances of the year.

Moreover, the frontman previously revealed that he had significantly scaled back his touring schedule, reducing it from a months-long run to just a small number of shows.

He also explained why he no longer refers to these appearances as a tour.

“Right now, pretty much what I’ve said is kind of what I’m doing,” he told 96.7 KCAL-FM host Radioactive MikeZ, as reported by Consequence. “I don’t really tour anymore. I’ll do a string of shows, which I don’t consider a tour. If it’s, like, you know, six to 10 shows, I don’t really consider that a tour. When I used to go out on tour, we would go out for three or four months at a time, come home for a couple of weeks or a month and then go back out again for another couple of months. That’s touring, where you’re hitting every city in the United States or in Germany or Europe or Scandinavia, wherever you’re going. That’s a tour. I mean, this is just a small string of shows here on the West Coast.”

While the vocalist has stepped away from extensive touring, Danzig’s continued willingness to perform select shows ensures that fans still have opportunities to witness the band on stage.

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You don’t have to redo your whole patio to make it feel more welcoming, and the Christopher Knight Home Carlisle Outdoor Acacia Wood Coffee Table proves it. Right now, you can snag this gorgeous patio table for just $86, down from $152, on Amazon. It comes in three colors, including sandblast, black, and brown, though the sandblast option is the best deal at 43% off.

The table features a slatted top and is made with acacia wood and a powder-coated metal frame, offering the perfect mix of warmth, contrast, and rustic charm. It measures 45.8 inches wide by 24 inches deep by 18 inches high, so there’s room for a tray, small plates, a stack of coffee table books, or drinks. It weighs just under 29 pounds and has a 300-pound weight recommendation. 

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The perfect patio table can pull an entire space together, whether you need somewhere to set down your iced coffee in the morning or drinks when friends come over. The wood top offers a warmer farmhouse look, while the darker legs add a touch of contrasting modernism. It would also pair especially well with wicker chairs, a cushioned outdoor sofa, or a porch bench.

One shopper said it “looks like it cost a lot more than it did,” while another called it “very sturdy” and “the perfect size for a small patio.” A different reviewer described it as “beautiful” and “so easy to put together,” writing, “It’s a stunning addition to my outdoor space.” 

The table’s sleek slatted top design is perfect for patios and decks where crumbs, dust, and occasional splashes are bound to happen, and its classic rectangular shape gives you plenty of room without taking up the entire patio. Its neutral colors also help it pair easily with other outdoor furniture you already have or new pieces you’re adding to your space. 

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With patio season in full swing, now’s a great time to add a little more warmth and practicality to your outdoor setup, especially since the acacia wood top and metal frame can blend with farmhouse, rustic, or modern furniture. Be sure to add the Christopher Knight Home Carlisle Outdoor Acacia Wood Coffee Table to your cart while it’s still marked down this low on Amazon.

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Summer is the season of sticky fingers and nostalgic desserts. Oreo understood the assignment this year. The cookie brand has teased plenty of campfire-inspired flavors over the years, but its latest release might be the most over-the-top yet.

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Oreo's new cookie is the OREOiD Campfire S'more, and it's a seriously decadent spin on the brand's beloved seasonal flavor. Unlike the regular S'mOREO cookies, this version features fudge-covered Oreo Double Stuf cookies topped with crushed graham crackers and mini marshmallows.

In other words, Oreo took an already popular flavor and dialed everything up a notch.

Food blogger @markie_devo shared the news with followers:

The new cookie captures the taste of a campfire dessert without requiring a fire pit or even a trip outside. It's sweet, chocolatey and packed with texture thanks to the crunchy graham topping and chewy marshmallow bits.

Oreo fans seem especially excited because the classic S'mOREO flavor already has a loyal following. The seasonal cookie regularly returns during the warmer months and has earned near-icon status among snack lovers. This new cookie feels like a more indulgent version designed for people who always wished the original had even more chocolate.

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Right now, the Fudge-Covered Campfire S'mOREO is available for pre-order online through Oreo for $24.99 for a 12-count package. The company hasn't announced when or if the cookies will arrive in stores, so online is currently the only guaranteed way to snag them.

If you do manage to get your hands on a box, fans already have a recommendation: pop the cookies in the fridge before eating them. The cool temperature makes the fudge coating firmer and gives the marshmallow and chocolate filling an even richer texture. Some people even think they taste better chilled.

Of course, part of the fun of a limited-edition Oreo release is the excitement of trying something new before it's gone. And with layers of chocolate, marshmallow, graham and fudge all packed into one bite, this new cookie seems poised to become one of the brand's most talked-about seasonal launches.

Whether you're a longtime fan of Oreo's s'mores flavors or simply love a sweet summer treat, this new cookie looks like it's worth adding to your must-try list.

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No matter what your living situation looks like, your front porch is making an introduction before you ever open the door. Maybe it's a sprawling wraparound porch with rocking chairs and hanging baskets. Or it could be a tiny concrete rectangle barely big enough for a welcome mat. Of course your version of a front porch could also be the few feet of hallway outside your apartment door. Either way, it's the first thing guests see, and first impressions are a real thing.

Think of it as the opening line to your home's story. The plants you choose, the seasonal decor you put out and even the doormat at your feet all offer little clues about your personality. Do you lean classic and timeless? Are you the neighbor who wants everyone to smile before they even ring the bell? The answers can be reflected in your welcome mat.

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The beauty of a well-styled entryway is that it doesn't require a lot of space or money. A few thoughtful touches can make even the smallest entrance feel warm and welcoming, like this Member's Mark Americana Welcome Coir Doormat. It's perfect if you're looking to add a little patriotic personality to your front door.

Made from natural coir fibers, it has that classic doormat look and texture that feels right at home on a porch, stoop or entryway. The red, white and blue design is printed with fade-resistant paints, so it should keep looking fresh through plenty of summer gatherings and holiday celebrations. A vinyl backing with an anti-skid design helps keep it from sliding around every time someone comes through the door.

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For decorating purposes, a 23-inch-by-35-inch mat tends to look more intentional than smaller mats that can sometimes feel undersized or get lost in the space. It's also a great size for layering over a larger patterned outdoor rug.

Overall, Sam's Club shoppers are really pleased with the quality of the mat.

"I am very happy with the Member's Mark Americana Welcome Coir Doormat," says a customer in their review. "The patriotic design is attractive and adds a warm, welcoming touch to my front porch. The coir material is durable and does an excellent job of trapping dirt and debris before it gets tracked into the house. It feels sturdy, stays in place well, and has held up nicely through different weather conditions."

Snap it up for all of the summer holidays before it leaves Sam's Club for the season.

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Country music superstarsJason Aldean andLuke Bryan— with former MLB first baseman Adam LaRoche and Outlaws LLC (restaurant leasing company) — are being sued over the closing of their E3 Chophouse restaurant in Nashville's Hillsboro Village neighborhood, according to Nashville Business Journal. The three are celebrity investors in the steakhouse chain, whose original location is located in Steamboat Springs, Colorado.

The lawsuit alleges the owners failed to pay rent and violated their lease when the restaurant closed in February of this year. The lawsuit seeks damages not limited to outstanding rent including past due rent and rent due through the term of lease (which ends in August 2029).

E3 Chophouse opened in Nashville back in 2019, and the restaurant was located in an upscale Nashville neighborhood with Vanderbilt and Belmont Universities nearby. The three-story restaurant spanned 13,000 square feet in size and cost $4 million to build. The minimum rent for the space was almost $25,000 a month for the first five years, with a rent increase for the second half of the 10-year lease term. Annual sales for the restaurant were estimated to be close to $4 million.

According to the June 12 complaint, the suit claims E3 Chophouse failed to pay rent for January and February of 2026, nor did they reopen the restaurant or surrender the property after notices of default and eventually a notice of termination of lease were sent. Additional legal actions followed with a default judgement on April 29 against Outlaws LLC in favor of GBT in the amount of $1.427 million in damages. E3's legal team filed a notice of appeal on May 1.

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Since then, the premises for the Nashville have been surrendered and the keys returned.

Parade has reached out to E3 Chophouse and GBT Realty for comment.

Jason Aldean is a country-music singer who is best known for songs like "Dirt Road Anthem," "My Kind of Party," and "The Truth." He has been nominated for a variety of awards including Grammys, CMAs, and CMTs and has won a number of awards including Billboard Awards, CMT, and ACM awards.

Luke Bryan is a country-music singer, songwriter and TV personality who has been named "Entertainer of the Year" five times both at the Academy of Country of Music and Country Music Association. His hit songs include "Country Girl," "Play it Again," and "Love You, Miss You, Mean It".

Adam LaRoche is a former MLB infielder. He spent 12 years as a first baseman for the Atlanta Braves, Pittsburgh Pirates, Boston Red Sox, Arizona Diamondbacks, Washington Nationals and Chicago White Sox.

Next, all about Luke Bryan's wife.

Today's NYT Mini Crossword puzzle require a little extra brain power. Working on the daily Connections, Connections Sports Edition, Wordle, and Strands is a whole ritual for many of us. And we can't forget about the NYT's The Mini Crossword, too!

Although the NYT is known for "The Crossword," a larger puzzle for paid subscribers, The Mini has quite the fan following as well. This particular game resets at 10 p.m., unlike some of the others that start over at midnight.

So, if you're working on today's Mini Crossword on Saturday, June 20, and need some help (I've been there), get ready to read the clues and solutions for each line. We have them separated into hints first for both "Across" and "Down" words, followed by "Across Answers" and "Down Answers," so be careful if you want to avoid spoilers as you scroll!

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Here are additional clues for each of the words in today's Mini Crossword.

1 Across: The "I" of TGIF — HINT: Ends with the letter "S"

4 Across: "Psych!" —HINT: Ends with the letter "T"

5 Across: Baby goat — HINT: Starts with the letter "K"

8 Across: Batmanvillain played by Aaron Eckhart in "The Dark Knight" — HINT: Ends with the letter "E"

10 Across: Repressive governments — HINT: Starts with the letter "R"

11 Across: Folding art — HINT: Ends with the letter "I"

12 Across: Opposite direction of NNW — HINT: Starts with the letter "S"

13 Across: Streaming issue caused by slow wi-fi — HINT: Starts with the letter "L"

14 Across: Raggedy ___ (doll) — HINT: Ends with the letter "N"

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1 Down: Icebreakers, e.g. — HINT: Ends with the letter "O"

2 Down: "The Two ___" (second installment of the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy) — HINT: Starts with the letter "T"

3 Down: Cigar, informally — HINT: Starts with the letter "S"

5 Down: Presidential candidate Harris— HINT: Ends with the letter "A"

6 Down: 2026 #1 album for Drake — HINT: Starts with the letter "I"

7 Down: Word after "interior" or "intelligent" — HINT: Starts with the letter "D"

9 Down: Kind of tree that the Buddha is said to have meditated under — HINT: Starts with the letter "F"

Don't go any further unless you want to know exactly what the correct words are in today's Mini Crossword.

1 Across: The "I" of TGIF — ITS

4 Across: "Psych!" —NOT

5 Across: Baby goat — KID

8 Across: Batman villain played by Aaron Eckhart in "The Dark Knight" — TWOFACE

10 Across: Repressive governments — REGIME

11 Across: Folding art — ORAGAMI

12 Across: Opposite direction of NNW — SSE

13 Across: Streaming issue caused by slow wi-fi — LAG

14 Across: Raggedy ___ (doll) — ANN

1 Down: Icebreakers, e.g. — INTROS

2 Down: "The Two ___" (second installment of the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy) — TOWERS

3 Down: Cigar, informally — STOOGIE

5 Down: Presidential candidate Harris— KAMALA

6 Down: 2026 #1 album for Drake — ICEMAN

7 Down: Word after "interior" or "intelligent" — DESIGN

9 Down: Kind of tree that the Buddha is said to have meditated under — FIG

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T3RMINAL, the supergroup featuring current and former members from Saliva, Staind, Tesla and W.A.S.P., announced a glimpse into the band’s next chapter with an exciting update.

The newly formed group, composed of Josey Scott, Brian Wheat, Tommy Skeoch, Chris Holmes and Sal Giancarelli, is slated to release a series of new music projects for fans.

In an interview with Cassius Morris on his YouTube channel, T3RMINAL frontman Josey Scott credited one member as the driving force behind the band.

"Man, I gotta give credit to Brian Wheat from TESLA,” he said as transcribed by Blabbermouth adding, “He was definitely the author of all this.”

What started as a friendship on festival circuits grew into a genuine bond that has grown stronger over more than 20 years, eventually leading them to create a musical project with an identity distinct from their former bands.

Scott revealed that he immediately signed on after learning about the star-studded lineup that would eventually make up T3RMINAL.

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Moreover, he spoke about working on the lyrics and demos with the band, which has now amassed 18 songs for its upcoming album.

“And so he sent me, I think, six songs, and I started to kind of write to those songs and demo some stuff up. Then he flew me out to his house in upstate New York, and we just started recording. And, man, like that, before you knew it, I had written nine songs. He had nine songs in all, and we have 18 songs already. We have enough songs recorded that we still gotta put the finishing touches on, but we have enough material recorded right now to release an album. And that just happened just like that. It’s been really fluid and really cool with those guys. We really connected."

Although everything is currently a work in progress and still needs final touches, T3RMINAL, formed in September 2025, is expected to release its debut album late this year or early 2027.

"We look forward to presenting you with our new brand of music,” bassist and founding member of the '80s band Tesla, Brian Wheat said.

As for his current band, he reassured the public about his status, emphasizing that he is “not leaving TESLA” but instead is just “starting another new band” with an old friend.

Related: ’80s Rocker Announces Solo Album for the First Time in 10 Years

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If you’re looking to try out a farmhouse-inspired bedroom without committing to a full redesign, swapping your duvet cover is one of the easiest ways to do it. It’s a simple update that can completely change the feel of your space without requiring a big investment. You get a fresh look while keeping the rest of your decor intact.

One standout option is the Becky Cameron Quatrefoil and Farmhouse Vine Prints Duvet Cover Set. Right now, it’s on sale for 40% off at Target ahead of the Circle Deal Days event, bringing the price down from $43 to as low as $26 for a twin or twin XL set. For something that blends comfort and style, it’s a strong value.

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It comes in a range of sizes including twin/twin XL, full/queen, and king/California king. The twin/twin XL option includes one sham, while larger sizes come with two. There are 11 different patterns to choose from, including botanical prints, quatrefoil designs, vine motifs, and stripes in a variety of colors. The patterns work across a wide range of aesthetics, from farmhouse and rustic to modern, coastal, and boho.

In terms of comfort, the fabric is designed to feel soft and lightweight. It’s made from 100% microfiber and double brushed for a smoother texture. The material is breathable enough for all season use while still feeling cozy at night

The construction details are just as thoughtful. It features four internal corner ties to help keep your duvet insert in place, so you won’t have to deal with shifting or bunching. The duvet also has a zipper closure, and the pillow shams use an envelope style for a clean finish.

It’s easy to care for, which makes it ideal for everyday use. You can machine wash it in cold water and tumble dry on low. The fabric is wrinkle resistant and fade resistant, so it holds up well over time without needing extra effort like ironing.

One shopper dubbed it the “softest bedding you'll ever feel,” writing, “It's like sleeping in a cloud! The softness and quality of this set cannot be beat. I'm obsessed with this pattern and fabric and ready to put a set on every bed in the house!” Another described it as “wonderful” in a five-star review,” adding, “It feels luxurious and soft. I love the look in our bedroom.”

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If you’re searching for a duvet cover that brings together comfort, style, and versatility, the Becky Cameron Quatrefoil and Farmhouse Vine Prints Duvet Cover Set is a great option. With the current 40% discount, it’s a smart time to pick one up and give your bedroom an easy refresh.

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An influential Australian rock band formed in 1984 is finally, after 36 years, dropping new original music. The Huxton Creepers revealed in an exciting new announcement that two new songs are coming out on July 23, 2026. This will be their first new music since 1990, when the studio album Small Mercies was released.

The upcoming single is called "Opposites Attract," with a B-side titled "Midnight TV." Both songs were written by original band members Rob Craw, Archie Law, and Matthew Eddy. They were also joined by a longtime friend, Julian Matthews, who is the Huxton Creepers' new guitarist and a veteran in the music industry.

Craw shared some insight into their first new song, "Opposites Attract," noting that it was inspired by the age-old belief that people who are very different are attracted to each other. While he noted that "research had proven this as myth," he went on, saying, "However, I just wanted to twist this back to the romantic notion. My wife’s a scientist and me… well let’s just say rationality is not my strong suit."

Meanwhile, Eddy described "Midnight TV" as having a "driving hypnotic rhythm, the chorus a nice little tune with bending strings being played around a bushman’s C-chord."

He added that there is "a great vocal from Rob, and Jules’ fantastic noodling over everything tops it off nicely. It was recorded with a fade out in mind but nobody wanted it to end so you get to hear it right to the last note.”

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The new single is available for preorder now. Fans can purchase a limited-edition opaque red 7-inch vinyl, with only 100 total, while it's also available as a black 7-inch vinyl or digitally.

While the Huxton Creepers haven't released new music in over three decades, that doesn't mean they haven't been active. The band has reunited to tour multiple times over the years, including in 2011 and 2016, both on their own and supporting other acts. There is also an Australian national tour planned for this summer.

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Fifty-two years ago, the folk-rock singer-songwriter Jackson Browne released "Late for the Sky," a song that became a heartbreak anthem despite never entering the charts.

Released on September 13, 1974 as the title track of his third studio album, "Late for the Sky" became one of Browne's most celebrated works. Because the song was never issued as a commercial single, it never entered the Billboard Hot 100. However, the track's parent album went on to peak at No. 14 on the Billboard 200 LP chart, marking a major commercial breakthrough and earning universal critical acclaim.

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Written by Browne himself, "Late for the Sky" tells the heartbreaking story of a dissolving relationship and the cold realization of romantic incompatibility. It's widely speculated that the song was inspired by his real-life romantic partnership with fellow singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell, with whom he ended things before composing the record.

The song utilizes poignant lyricism to emotionally move its listeners. Some of its most famous lines include, "I don't know what you loved in me / Maybe the picture of somebody you were hoping I might be?" and "Looking hard into your eyes / There was nobody I'd ever known." Browne's unique ability to connect with audiences through vulnerable poetry made the track a definitive breakup staple.

Co-produced by Browne and Al Schmitt through Asylum Records, "Late for the Sky" is defined by its melancholic, piano-driven arrangement. The track perfectly complements its somber lyrics with a lush yet sparse instrumentation, featuring David Lindley's weeping slide guitar and Doug Haywood's striking harmony vocals—flawlessly capturing the quintessential Southern California singer-songwriter sound.

Over five decades after its release, "Late for the Sky" remains a deeply resonant track. On Spotify alone, the song has accumulated over 24.6 million streams—attesting to its lasting relevance even in an ever-changing digital landscape.

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Can we all take a moment to process the fact that Tupperware turns 80 this year? Eighty. As in eight decades. And yet somehow, she doesn't look a day over 21. Few household brands have managed to stay this relevant, beloved and instantly recognizable for so long, but Tupperware isn't just any brand. It's a bona fide kitchen icon.

Long before pantry organization became social media content and color-coordinated storage bins were a lifestyle aspiration, Tupperware was helping families keep leftovers fresh and cabinets tidy. The brand transformed the way we store food, making kitchen organization easier, more practical and, dare we say, a little more fun.

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Of course, part of Tupperware's enduring appeal has always been its knack for color. From vibrant pastels to bold retro hues, those signature containers have brightened countertops and refrigerator shelves for generations. That's why we're so excited about this 80th Anniversary Servalier Bowls Set that's currently on sale for $59 (the regular price is $84, so it's almost a 30% discount). One glimpse of this classic eight-piece Tupperware bowl set is enough to unlock a flood of memories, whether that's helping put away leftovers after a family dinner or spotting a familiar container in your grandmother's kitchen.

Those beloved retro '80s colors are all here—Basil (green), Saffron (yellow), Maple (orange/red) and Truffle (brown). You get one bowl each in the following sizes: 3½-cup, 5¼-cup, 8-cup and 11¾-cup. Then there are two bowls each of the smaller 1¼-cup and 2½-cup sizes. Of course, each comes with a matching lid featuring that iconic sunburst design.

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Tupperware fans are living for this celebratory set of bowls, and love reminiscing about the role the brand has played in their lives.

"Very sturdy and looks just like my momma's," says a customer in their review.

Another person was also waxing nostalgic in the reviews section.

"Love the old school containers with updated plastics so no bpa," they wrote. "Lids fit nice and tight, and colors match my fall theme. Couldn't be happier with this purchase."

If you're new to how to care for Tupperware, know that while its dishwasher safe, it isn't designed for the freezer or the microwave.

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Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit are heading back to one of the most iconic venues in country and rock music for some very special performances this fall.

The band just announced six shows at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, and they are set to take place in October 2026, with a different special guest joining the lineup each night. According to the announcement, the run will begin on Oct. 15 and continue through Oct. 24, giving fans several chances to see the beloved group perform in the town that inspired much of their music.

The run will feature a rotation of guest performers, including Southern Avenue, The Bo-Keys, Al Kapone & The Blues Rap Band, Ben Nichols, Amy LaVere and Tony Thomas Three. Tickets for all six dates are currently on sale.

Jason Isbell first made a name for himself as a member of the Southern rock band Drive-By Trucker before launching a successful solo career. Since forming the 400 Unit, Isbell has become one of the most celebrated singer-songwriters of his generation, earning multiple Grammy Awards and widespread critical acclaim for albums such as Southeastern and The Nashville Sound.

The Ryman Auditorium has long held a special place in Isbell's career. The historic venue has hosted numerous performances from the musician over many the years, and his annual appearances there have become a tradition for many fans. The setting's rich history and intimate atmosphere make it a fitting home for the band's extended Nashville engagements.

The newly announced dates continue a busy stretch for Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, who remain one of the most respected touring acts in modern Americana and rock music. With a different guest performer scheduled for each evening, the six-show run promises a unique experience for concertgoers attending multiple nights.

For longtime fans, the announcement offers another opportunity to see the Grammy-winning group in a venue that has become closely associated with some of its most memorable performances.

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Actor Orlando Bloom is known for keeping his private life…well, private. But he recently shared rare photos (and videos) of his children, 15-year-old Flynn (his son with ex-wife, model Miranda Kerr) and 5-year-old Daisy (his daughter with ex-fiancée, pop superstar Katy Perry).

Bloom starts his new Instagram post off with a seaside clip of himself and daughter Daisy (along with their dog) playing on a sandy beach and running into the water. While the actor doesn’t speak during the video, viewers can hear his playful pup barking and the waves crashing against the shore. 

But the family fun doesn’t end there. Bloom also posted photos of himself and his daughter camping in a tent on top of his truck, as well as a nighttime snapshot of a daddy-Daisy outdoor adventure. 

One of the best parts of this cute family carousel is a mini video of Daisy riding her bike. And this video pretty much proves that sometimes celebs are just like us. As the five-year-old pedals down the street, Bloom goes into full dad mode, saying, “Okay, you’re going to see a few turns around here.”

The famous (and doting) dad then directs his daughter, encouraging her with: “Okay, slow. Remember you’re gonna lean, look into the corner. That’s right. Looking into the corner.” 

Bloom also shares a funny filter face clip of himself talking to Daisy, sweetly saying, “I love you, Daisy. Daddy’s getting on the plane now. I’m coming home. I’m going to see you tomorrow. I love you so much.” Cue the collective, “Awwwwww!”

Of course, Daisy isn't the only one of Bloom’s kiddos in these photos. He also shared a photo of his teenager, Flynn, in front of a soda machine and riding a bike. 

Even though the celebrity parent posted pics of his kids, he deliberately did not show either child’s face. The videos of Daisy and the snapshots of Flynn are taken strategically to conceal their identities. Bloom also uses a heart emoji to hide his daughter’s face in a few of the photos. 

If the comments are any indication of what people think about the actor’s pics, his fans are happy to see Bloom enjoying some quality family time. One commenter wrote, “What a fun little adventure! This is adorable. Hope you guys had a wonderful time,” while others said, “Love that camp spot! Wild,” and, “Thank you for sharing. I hope you had a great time with your kids.” 

In case you missed it, there’s a novel franchise about a man in boxer shorts battling aliens alongside a talking cat that’s taking over book clubs. It’s Matt Dinniman’s Dungeon Crawler Carl series, and it’s become one of the most unexpectedly popular sensations of the year, spreading by word-of-mouth and winning over readers one recommendation at a time.

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Now is the perfect time to get onboard. Not only is Seth MacFarlane bringing the series to the screen via Peacock, but all eight of Dinniman’s published books, including his latest May release, A Parade of Horribles, are on sale at Amazon.

Ahead of Amazon Prime Day 2026, slated for June 23 to 26 this year, the shopping juggernaut is offering a three-for-two deal on a whole slew of bestsellers. 

1. Dungeon Crawler Carl (October 2020)
2. Carl's Doomsday Scenario (January 2021)
3. The Dungeon Anarchist's Cookbook (March 2021)
4. The Gate of the Feral Gods (June 2021)
5. The Butcher's Masquerade (February 2022)
6. The Eye of the Bedlam Bride (June 2023)
7. This Inevitable Ruin (November 2024)
8. A Parade of Horribles (Released May 2026)

Categorized assci-fi LitRPG, which stands for literary role-playing game, the Dungeon Crawler Carl franchise follows its title character and his ex-girlfriend’s fluffy cat, Princess Donut, who are forced by an evil galaxy-spanning corporation to crawl through a deadly labyrinth fighting monsters and escaping deadly traps along the way, all for the benefit of trillions watching on brutal reality TV. 

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Yes, there’s a lot to unpack there. But despite the chaos and violence, Dinniman’s over-the-top premise is injected with dark humor and anchored by incredibly emotional and sincere stakes. Praised for its depth and creativity, the series is like a way darker, more bonkers version of Steven Universe dropped into a violent fantasy game. 

According to an exclusive Parade interview with the author, there are at least two more books to go before he’ll conclude the series. While writing Operation Bounce House, Dinniman thought up another entirely unconnected world he’d like to unleash, confirming he’ll leave DCC behind soon. But not just yet.

“My No. 1 priority right now is Dungeon Crawler Carl 9,” he said, “but I will probably have another standalone. We’re not sure exactly which one to do right now. I might try something more into fantasy rather than the sci-fi realm, but we’ll see.”

In addition to Dinniman, Carly Fortune, Caro Claire Burke, Elle Kennedy, Andy Weir, Ann Patchett, and so many more are up for grabs in theAmazon sale.

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If there's one thing Steely Dan fans love, it's trying to figure out the meaning behind Walter Becker and Donald Fagen's lyrics, which aren't always particularly...straightforward. Take, for example, one song in particular that's kept listeners guessing for decades: Their highest charting single of all time, the iconic "Rikki Don't Lose That Number."

Released on the 1974 album Pretzel Logic, "Rikki Don't Lose That Number" peaked at #4 on the Billboard Hot 100 during the summer of that year and remains one of Steely Dan's most popular songs to this day. But was the tune inspired by a real person named Rikki? And did Rikki end up losing that number? (Spoiler alert: The answer to both of those questions is yes.)

As Fagen revealed in 2006, Rikki was actually a woman named Rikki Ducornet. He met her at a Halloween party at Bard College in 1967, per Far Out, the same school where Steely Dan would form a few years later. At that point, however, they were a band called Leather Canary, and they were hired to provide music for the festivities.

After playing their set, which included a cover of The Rolling Stones’ "Dandelion," the musicians joined the rest of the party...and that's when Fagen first saw Ducornet.

Fagen immediately took a shine to Ducornet, but unfortunately for him, she was married and pregnant at the time. Still, that didn't stop Fagen from (you guessed it!) giving Rikki his number.

Once you know the backstory to "Rikki Don't Lose That Number," the lyrics immediately make perfect sense:

You tell yourself you're not my kind
But you don't even know your mind
And you could have a change of heart

Rikki, don't lose that number
You don't wanna call nobody else
Send it off in a letter to yourself
Rikki, don't lose that number
It's the only one you own
You might use it if you feel better...when you get home

Except, Rikki didn't use that number when she got home, or any other time.

"I was actually a young faculty wife, I was pregnant, and he thought I was cute," Ducornet explained years later, per the 2017 book Steely Dan FAQ: All that's Left to Know about this Elusive Band. "So he gave me his phone number, which I lost."

Ducornet, an artist and writer, didn't even hear "Rikki Don't Lose That Number" until years later, as she was living in France at the time of its release. But don't feel too bad for Fagen: Though he never got a call from Rikki, he got a hit song out of their encounter.

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Rolling Stone placed the tune at #4 on a ranking of 84 Steely Dan songs, with David Browne calling it one of Fagen's "sweetest and most earnest creations."

"Starting with those simple piano chords, one of the most instantly recognizable intros in pop, it’s also one of their most musically beguiling," Browne wrote. "The song has the seamlessness of a soft-rock hit from that era but still feels fresh and unbound to any period."

Even John Lennon was a major fan of the song, as he revealed in a 1974 interview discussing recent hits, saying, "I liked 'Rikki Don't Lose That Number', that was a good commercial record."

Lennon certainly wasn't alone. At the time of this writing, "Rikki Don't Lose That Number" has 135,632,233 streams on Spotify alone.

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This fall, one of television’s most beloved supernatural stories is stepping off the screen and straight into real life, right where fans will have to survive it.

At Halloween Horror Nights, the final season of the hit ‘80s-inspired sci-fi series is being transformed into a fully immersive haunted house experience, pulling guests deep into the world of Hawkins one last time.

But this isn’t just a walk-through of familiar sets.

It’s a descent into the most dangerous corners of the story’s final chapter, where the barrier between reality and the unknown has already started to collapse.

From the moment guests enter, they’re transported back into the town that started it all. Hawkins is unraveling, and something far more sinister is leaking through.

Familiar locations appear in unsettling detail—the Wheeler house, the shadowy corridors of Hawkins National Laboratory and the heavily guarded MAC-Z military base, but nothing feels safe. Every space is charged with tension, as if something is watching just out of sight.

And then there’s the Upside Down.

The experience pushes deeper into the series’ most iconic nightmare realm, where twisted landscapes and creeping darkness swallow the environment whole. Fans will move through environments inspired by key moments from the final season, but they won’t be observing them from a distance. They’re inside them, surrounded by flickering lights, distorted realities and the constant feeling that something is closing in.

Of course, no journey through this world would be complete without its most infamous threats. Demogorgons stalk the shadows, emerging suddenly in tight corridors and open spaces alike, while the presence of Vecna looms over everything, turning every turn into a potential confrontation.

The experience is designed to keep guests on edge, never allowing them to settle into comfort for long.

What makes this especially compelling for fans is how deeply it leans into the emotional weight of the final season.

This isn’t just about jump scares.

It’s about revisiting the places and characters that defined the series, now reframed through its most intense and final chapter. The nostalgia is still there, but it’s been twisted into something darker, more urgent, and more unpredictable.

Alongside the haunted house, limited-release merchandise tied to the experience adds another layer for fans looking to bring a piece of the world home. From ‘80s-inspired designs to collectible figures, the details are crafted to feel like artifacts from within the story itself.

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Nearly a month after their Memorial Day weekend wedding in the Bahamas, Bettina Trump is finally giving fans an up-close look at her dress, the ceremony, and that jaw-dropping diamond ring.

The new Mrs. Trump recently shared a carousel of previously unreleased wedding photos on Instagram, captioning the pics, “I have found the one whom my soul loves. 1 month ago on May 22, 2026, on a tiny island, in a tony chapel, with our family beside us and my father close to my heart, I married my best friend.”

Bettina continued, “It was simple, sacred, beautiful, and more joyful than anything I could have ever dreamed.” And yes, the couple’s nuptials were surprisingly simple. While the pair had a lavishly luxe shower at Mar-A-Lago in April, they chose to go another way for the ceremony.

In the new round of pictures, the bride shows off her classically chic (and again, surprisingly simple) silk gown. Even though the Palm Beach socialite’s day-to-day style of dress is far from basic, she chose a subdued look that perfectly complemented the beach wedding in a tiny chapel. 

Instead of a cascading veil festooned with fussy, ornate lace, Trump chose an understated birdcage headband veil with major vintage vibes. 

While the ceremony and Bettina’s dress were completely low-key, her ring is another story. The latest batch of photos showcases the sparkling stunner and…wow. 

Friends and fans gushed over the photos and praised the couple’s chic, minimalist ceremony. Donald Trump Jr.’ssisterTiffany Trump’s mother, Marla Maples, wrote, “So happy for you both. May God work through you and the light shine upon you always,” and commenters added, “Beyond fabulous. I can see the joy in your face. I’m so happy for you both”, “It’s perfect and beautiful”, and, “Gorgeous Bride! Amazing place and people.”

One commenter pointed out, “Beautiful. Picture #17 is giving me Carolyn Bessette inspiration.” Other fans responded, “I thought the exact same thing,” and, “Totally.” And yes, we get that too. The understated teeny tiny chapel, the simple white silk dress, the intimate ceremony, and the love…all a bit reminiscent ofJFK Jr. and his bride’s big day.

The boys may not be back in town just yet, but they are back on the airwaves. With new music. Kind of. 

Last week, Thin Lizzy released an extended version of “Clifton Grange Hotel,” along with a new visualizer video. And fans are living for it.

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Taking to Instagram, the band announced the news with a video and caption reading, “Now checking in… A newly extended version of ‘Clifton Grange Hotel’ is out now, accompanied by a brand-new visualiser. Listen now! #thinlizzydeluxe”

The track, which originally appeared on the band’s self-titled debut album in 1971, is the focus of a massive deluxe reissue, featuring 15 unreleased recordings, rare radio sessions, and new stereo mixes, all in celebration of the album’s 55th anniversary. 

The expanded release offers a deeper dive into the band’s earliest days and also features newly remastered audio and fresh liner notes exploring the album's creation and legacy. Look for the new record to drop July 10. Preorder here.

Written by late frontman Phil Lynott, “Clifton Grange Hotel” holds personal significance for the band, as it is an homage to a real boarding house in Whalley Range, Manchester, managed by Lynott’s mother, Philomena, from 1965 to 1980. The spot, dubbed The Biz, became a legendary retreat for musicians and entertainers in the ’70s, even hosting the Sex Pistols in December 1976.

Often overshadowed by the commercial success that followed, the self-titled debut album introduced many of the elements that come to define Thin Lizzy’s sound, from Lynott’s storytelling lyrics to the band’s blend of hard rock, folk, and blues influences. 

So, even though neither the song, nor its parent album, made much of a dent on the American song charts, the debut from the Irish rockers paved the way for their 1976 breakthrough record, Jailbreak, which featured their signature hit, “The Boys Are Back in Town.”

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For Costco shoppers, emails about orders and deliveries usually feel routine. A confirmation here, a shipping update there, maybe a membership reminder. But a new Costco scam currently circulating is making those same emails feel a lot less safe. It looks legitimate at first glance, which is exactly what makes it so dangerous for everyday shoppers.

What makes this scam stand out is not just the message itself but how normal it appears. And that is where shoppers need to pay close attention.

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A Reddit user shared that this new Costco scam begins when a shopper receives what appears to be a legitimate order confirmation email. It includes official formatting, real-looking purchase details and even Costco branding. Nothing immediately screams fake.

Instead of sending a clearly fake email, scammers exploit legitimate Costco order emails associated with actual purchases. In some cases, scammers appear to be abusing email forwarding systems, causing a real Costco order confirmation to be sent to multiple inboxes.

The scammer then manipulates what appears inside the order details. In particular, they use the shipping name or address field to insert urgent instructions, such as a fake cancellation message and a scam phone number. It might look like a warning, such as "Order in transit, call to cancel" followed by a helpline number.

If someone calls the phone number listed in the email, they are connected to a scammer posing as customer support. The scammer is typically calm, helpful and apologetic. They may say there was a billing mistake or overcharge and offer to help fix it.

From there, the goal is to gain control of the victim's computer or financial accounts. Scammers often ask users to install remote access tools, which allow them to see and control the screen. They may then guide the shopper through fake refund steps designed to create confusion, including showing fake "overpayments" or incorrect balances.

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Eventually, the scammer pressures the victim to "return" money that was never actually sent. This is where real financial loss happens. Victims are often pressured to send irreversible payments, such as wire transfers or gift cards.

The key thing Costco shoppers should remember is simple. A real Costco email will never ask you to call a random number for urgent action. If anything in an order email feels off, do not use the contact details inside the message.

Instead, go directly to Costco's official website or app to check your orders. Do not click links, do not call numbers and do not install software based on email instructions.

If you receive an unexpected Costco email, the safest approach is to slow down and verify independently. View your account directly on Costco's official site rather than replying to the email. Be especially cautious if the message includes urgency, unusual charges or instructions to call a phone number.

If you ever did interact with a suspicious message, change your passwords immediately and contact your bank if any financial information was shared.

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