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All 8 'Harry Potter' Films to Return to Regal Cinemas
Flying cars, Quidditch and potions class with Harry, Hermione and Ron? What more could one ask for? Recently, Regal announced that all eight Harry Potter films will be returning to theaters from August 27 to September 3 to celebrate 25 years of magic. So, what does this mean? Each day, there will be several showings of different Harry Potter films. And there’s only one thing that could make this better. Butterbeer!
View this post on InstagramRegal has also announced that it’s bringing back the popular butterscotch ICEE. This butterbeer-inspired ICEE tastes just like the sweet treat Harry, Hermione and Ron drink in the films, with a delicious caramel flavor, sweet cold foam and caramel drizzle. And to top it off, several of the famous Harry Potterpopcorn buckets are returning, including the Nimbus 2000 popcorn bucket, the Hogwarts Express popcorn container and the Hogwarts trunk popcorn container.
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We’ve seen the success of films like Obsession, The Drama and Backrooms being released in theaters, with fans urging for original stories on screen. And of course, Gen Z is the driving force behind theaters being brought back to life. According to Variety, Gen Z movie-goers are driving box office numbers. But we’ve also seen a resurgence of older films being re-released in theaters. Earlier this year and last year, Regal released showings of films like Call Me By Your Name, Parasite and the Spider-Man films. In September, Regal will also release showings of The Hunger Games films, ahead of the release of The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping in November.
From Harry being sorted into Gryffindor to defeating Voldemort and the Death Eaters, see all eight Harry Potter films on the big screen from August 27 to September 3 for just $9.75 each. Check the Regal app or website for showings at your local theater. And if you plan on viewing all eight movies, sign up for Regal Crown Club to get access to exclusive deals, offers and events. Sign up for Regal Unlimited to watch as many 2D movies as you want.
View this post on Instagram1987 Rock Song by Guns N' Roses, Never a No. 1 Hit, Ranked Among 'Greatest Classic Rock Songs' of All Time
Guns N’ Roses, the legendary hard rock band fronted by iconic singer Axl Rose, made a thunderous debut with the release of the 1987 rock classic “Welcome to the Jungle.”
Nearly four decades after the track’s release, it continues to reinforce its legendary status as one of the most recognizable songs in rock history, despite never topping the charts.
In Collider’s list, the publication ranked the 10 Greatest Classic Rock Songs that never scored a No. 1 hit.
Led Zeppelin’s “Stairway to Heaven” secured the top spot, followed by The Beatles’ “Here Comes the Sun,” Creedence Clearwater Revival’s “Fortunate Son” and Talking Heads’ “Burning Down the House.”
Rounding out the top five, Guns N’ Roses’ “Welcome to the Jungle” is now recognized as a rock staple, far outlasting its chart performance.
The publication emphasized the song’s fierce, raw and powerful energy, accompanied by Axl Rose’s intense vocals and Slash’s iconic guitar work, which made the track even more memorable.
Drummer Steven Adler, Duff McKagan, vocals Axl Rose, guitarist Slash and guitarist Izzy Stradlin of Guns N' Roses in 1988.Written by all the members of the classic Guns N’ Roses lineup, featuring Slash, Izzy Stradlin, Duff McKagan, Steven Adler and Rose, the song served as the opening track on the band’s most famous album, Appetite for Destruction.
However, the track only peaked at No. 7 on the Billboard Hot 100 and spent 17 weeks on the chart, despite its popularity.
“Welcome to the Jungle” was one of the band’s first songs to be written and began taking shape in the basement of Slash’s home.
“I had this riff and I remember playing it for Axl on an acoustic guitar. I said: ‘Check this out,’” he shared in an interview via Louder Sound, referring to the lead singer, who was close to Slash’s family. “It was really the first thing we all collaborated on and it’s really a combination of everybody’s input.”
Moreover, the iconic guitarist revealed that writing “Welcome to the Jungle” was “something that happened spontaneously” and that the song came together naturally.
Over the decades, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee’s song has continued to add to its legendary status, with the 1987 anthem being named by VH1 as the greatest hard rock song of all time, ranking above AC/DC’s “Back in Black” and Led Zeppelin’s “Whole Lotta Love.”
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Karen Huger Reveals Why Andy Cohen Was Her Only Bravo Contact During Prison Time
After a whopping 10 seasons, The Real Housewives of Potomac shows no signs of slowing down.
Bravo revealed the cast for season 11 earlier this year, and the biggest reveal was the full-time return of Karen Huger following her time behind bars for a DUI conviction.
More recently, the "Grande Dame," 63, spoke out in more detail about her prison sentence — more specifically, who she permitted to keep in contact with her while locked away.
Based on her new interview with E! News, Huger allowed only a "few people" — and just one Bravolebrity — to remain close with her during those six months. That network star would be Andy Cohen.
“Andy was one of the few people that I allowed to talk to me inside while I was paying my dues, which I needed to do," Huger told the entertainment news outlet at the recent Real Housewives of Ultimate Girls Trip: Roaring 20th premiere. "He was so lovely and so supportive. I adore him. I love him. I am so happy to be a part of his team and his family."
Huger's Love for Bravo, and Season 11 LookaheadThe RHOP star added, "Bravo stood by me when I went through a lot. And I often credit the courage that I had from the training I had as a Housewife to make it through and to get sober and to be clean... “I think everyone deserves a second chance, especially after what I went through,” she reflected. “I'll say that Robin [Dixon] came back this season, and she's amazing. I think a rest can help you get your feet under you and take a second swing.”
The rest of the season 11 cast includes returning Housewives Gizelle Bryant, Wendy Osefo, Ashley Darby, Tia Glover and Stacey Rusch. On the way out are Angel Massie, Keiarna Stewart and Jassi Harris, who will not be returning for the new season.
1964 Hit Song by The Kinks, Once Banned From United States, Ranked Among 'Best Rock Songs' of All Time
A 1964 hit by The Kinks has earned a place among the 25 best rock songs of all time, decades after the British band was shut out of touring in the United States during one of the most important periods of its career.
“All Day and All of the Night,” released by The Kinks in 1964, was ranked No. 25 on Entertainment Weekly’s list of the greatest rock songs ever. The ranking, published Friday, praised the song for its raw guitar sound and its lasting influence on rock music.
The song was released during the height of the British Invasion and became a major international hit. It reached No. 2 in the United Kingdom and No. 7 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 in 1965.
The song’s continued recognition also brings attention to a difficult period in The Kinks’ history. After their 1965 American tour, the band was banned from touring the United States for four years by the American Federation of Musicians (AFM).
The Kinks arrives at Kennedy International airport for American invasion on behalf of Reprise Records.Photo credit: Bettmann via Getty Images
The ban did not target “All Day and All of the Night” itself. Instead, the AFM refused to issue permits that would allow The Kinks to perform concerts in the United States. The band and the union never publicly gave one clear official reason for the decision.
“All Day and All of the Night” followed the success of “You Really Got Me,” another major Kinks hit built around a powerful guitar riff.
The 1964 song used a similar power-chord approach, but its sound pushed the band further into loud and aggressive rock. Entertainment Weekly described the track as having a raw, modern sound that still feels striking today.
One important part of that sound came from guitarist Dave Davies. He created a rough guitar tone by cutting the speaker of his amplifier with a razor. The unusual method helped produce the dirty and distorted sound that became closely linked with The Kinks.
The song was written by Ray Davies, who handled lead vocals, while Dave Davies provided lead and rhythm guitar and backing vocals. Pete Quaife played bass, while Mick Avory was credited with tambourine. Additional musicians on the recording included Rasa Didzpetris, Perry Ford, Bobby Graham and Johnny B. Great.
The song appeared on the Kinksize Hits EP in the United Kingdom and on the American album Kinks-Size in 1965.
The success of “All Day and All of the Night” came just before The Kinks' troubled relationship with the American live music industry.
The band was part of the British Invasion and had already scored several U.S. Top 10 hits. However, problems during their 1965 American tour eventually led the American Federation of Musicians to refuse permits for the group to perform in the country.
Accounts of the dispute point to several possible factors, including disagreements with promoters, the band's behavior on tour and a backstage confrontation involving Ray Davies.
One account said a promoter complained after The Kinks played a deliberately short set in Reno and extended a single song through much of their Sacramento performance after promised payments were not made.
Another reported incident involved Ray Davies being confronted backstage by a union worker who allegedly used anti-British insults. Davies reportedly responded by punching the man.
The Kinks had also developed a reputation for on-stage disorder. In May 1965, Dave Davies and Mick Avory became involved in a violent on-stage incident in Cardiff, Wales. Davies kicked over Avory’s drum kit, and Avory struck Davies with a hi-hat stand, leaving Davies unconscious and requiring 16 stitches.
The exact reason for the American ban was never clearly explained by the union. What is known is that the restriction lasted from 1965 until 1969, keeping The Kinks away from American stages during a key period in rock history.
The ban also kept the band from appearing at the 1967 Monterey International Pop Festival, an event associated with major performances by artists including Jimi Hendrix and The Who.
According to Ultimate Guitar, Ray Davies later described the situation by saying:
“The reason we got banned was a mixture of bad agency, bad management, bad luck, and bad behavior…. So we deserved everything we got. But it got lifted four years later. We literally signed a confession – it was a confessional. We didn't even read it.”
The ban was lifted in April 1969 after Ray Davies negotiated with the AFM in Los Angeles. The Kinks returned to American stages later that year, opening for Spirit at New York’s Fillmore East in October.
Davies later said the ban had taken away the best years of the band's career, noting that the Woodstock generation had arrived by the time they returned and that The Kinks were almost forgotten in America.
Despite that setback, the band's music endured.
“All Day and All of the Night” remains one of the clearest examples of The Kinks' early hard-rock sound. More than six decades after its release, its jagged guitar riff, aggressive performance and raw production continue to support its reputation as an important 1960s rock recording.
Walmart's 'Lovely' $10 Solar Hummingbird Wind Chime Is 'So Colorful and Fun to Watch' at Night
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A solar wind chime is a stylish — and musical — way to add some ambient lighting to your outdoor space. They not only help illuminate your backyard or patios, but they also add a pretty decorative touch. Right now, Walmart is offering a can't-miss deal on one of its bestselling options, the Qishi Solar Hummingbird Wind Chime.
Originally $20, the beautiful LED wind chime is now on sale for just $10 in the hummingbird design. It comes eight additional shapes and themes — including angels, butterflies, and crystal balls — all discounted to $11.
Qishi Solar Hummingbird Wind Chime, From $10 (was $20) at Walmart Shop at WalmartThese "lovely" wind chimes provide a magical glow that lights up your outdoor space, shining a variety of colorful hues at night. Powered by solar energy, they charge up during the day and automatically turn on once it gets dark. You can hang them anywhere you want to create a whimsical atmosphere, from gardens and porches to windows and doors. They're rainproof, moisture-proof, and easy to hang, making them a cinch to move around indoors or outdoors.
In addition to providing some ambiance for your space, these light-up wind chimes also make great gifts for all types of occasions, including birthdays, anniversaries, and holidays. "These wind chimes are so cute," one shopper wrote. "I had to order myself one after I received the one I bought for my mother. They look awesome lit up at night."
Reviewers were impressed by how bright the solar lights are both day and night One shopper said they're "so colorful and fun to watch," while another noted the wind chime "lights up beautifully in my garden."
Many also took note of the wind chime's durability. One reviewer shared that they'd held up wonderfully after over a year of use. "We have high winds, and they survive," the reviewer commented. "The hummingbirds are truly beautiful when lit up at night."
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Add a pop of color to your outdoor space, and snag this colorful solar light wind chime while it's still as low as $10 at Walmart. The bestseller may not last long at such a great price!
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Netflix’s New K-Drama Has a Wild Ending—And That Final Twist Changes Everything
Netflix has a bonafide K-Drama hit on their hands. The streamer's latest original K-Drama series, Our Sticky Love, has won the hearts of viewers with its blend of rom-com, action, suspense, surprise twists and even the standard tropes of small-town vibes, fateful childhood connections, and quirky supporting characters while also making fun of some tropes.
The series is similar to the Goldie Hawn-Kurt Russell film, Overboard, where a female prosecutor wakes up with amnesia and has no means of identification and the man claiming to be her boyfriend taking her back to his small town, though Our Sticky Love adds an element of suspense with a mob subplot added to the mix.
Starring Jung Hae-in, the actor returns to the small screen after 2024's Love Next Door. Jung quickly became a fan favorite with series such as Something in the Rain, While You Were Sleeping, and One Spring Night.
Read on for more about Our Sticky Love and find out if there's a second season coming!
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What is Our Sticky Love about?Our Sticky Love is a romantic comedy/action series that follows Go Eun-sae (Ha Young), an amnesiac prosecutor, and Jang Tae-ha (Jung Hae-in), a boxing coach who claims to be her boyfriend. With no past she can remember, no way to prove who she is, and only this stranger as a “clue,” Eun-sae finds herself living with him and is pulled into an unexpected new life.
Why is the series called Our Sticky Love?A large part of the series takes place in a small rural village called Gujin. The village is also known as "Taffy Village" as many in the community make yeot, a traditional Korean taffy. In the series, taffy is used as a metaphor for "sticking together," where staying by one side is a bond that is sweet, messy, and impossible to separate once tangled together.
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Who's in the cast of Our Sticky Love? Jung Hae-in Cr. Song Hyoun-jong / Netflix © 2026Netflix
Jung Hae-in as Jang Tae-haFan favorite Jung Hae-in has had memorable turns in films such as I, the Executioner, Start-up, and Tune into Love as well as television series Snowdrop, Something in the Rain, and Love Next Door. The 38-year-old actor can trace his family roots back to scholars and great thinkers in the Joseon Period of Korean history.
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Ha Young as Go Eun-sae/Go Ji WanHa Young is best known for her role in The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call. Her more recent credits include Teach You a Lesson, Boyfriend on Demand, and Bloodhounds.
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Heo Sung-tae as Baek Sang-gilHeo Sung-tae is probably best known to U.S. audiences for his role as Jang Deok-su in the first season of Squid Games. His other credits include A Modern Family, Insider, and Crash.
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Kim Young-ok as Go Yeon-honKim Young-ok has been acting since 1957 where she debuted in the film, Farewell Sorrow! She is affectionately known as the "Nation's Grandmother" for her many roles as a grandmother in film and television. The 88-year-old's credits include The King: Eternal Monarch, The Midnight Studio, and Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha.
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Key points in Our Sticky Love explainedSPOILER ALERT! If you haven't watched the series, stop here and return after you've watched all 12 episodes.
Jung Hae-in as Jang Tae-ha Cr. Song Hyoun-jong / Netflix © 2026Netflix
Why did Jang Tae-ha lie about being Go Eun-sae's boyfriend?Jang Tae-ha initially lies about being Eun-sae's boyfriend in order to protect her and get her out of Seoul where her life would be in danger if it was discovered that she was still alive. Since she was suffering from amnesia, he maintains the lie in order to keep her in the small village of Gujin as well as continuing to keep her safe.
Ha Young as Go Eun-sae Cr. Song Hyoun-jong / Netflix © 2026Netflix
Does Eun-sae recover her memories?Yes. After spending the first half of the series trying to jog her memory, Eun-sae does recover her memories but only after Tae-ha tries to send her away for her safety.
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How and when does Eun-sae regain her memory?Eun-sae regains her memory in Episode 8 after she is preemptively sent on a boat heading for Japan by Tae-ha. During the episode, Eun-sae has been safely boarded onto a boat by Kaito (Lee Jun-young), an associate of Tae-ha's. As she looks back to shore, she sees Tae-ha fighting with Baek Sang-gil and his crew. Tae-ha starts a fire and the explosion that comes soon after shocks Eun-sae and her memories come flooding back.
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The Crime Boss connection: Who is Baek Sang-gil in Our Sticky Love?Baek Sang-gil (Heo Sung-tae) is a crime boss and the CEO of the Mirae Eden Company. Baek has shady dealings all over town, using his legitimate business as a front for his many corrupt crime deals including many operations with the mayor.
What is the plot twist in Our Sticky Love?The main plot twist is the story's central arc. Tae-ha is not actually Eun-sae's longtime boyfriend as he claims to be, but instead the gangster sent to finish her off. Additional twists within this arc is that Tae-ha, while the mob's muscle, has a soft heart and an unrequited love for the prosecutor after shared encounters going back to their youth.
The other major twist in the series is that Baek Sang-Gil is actually Tae-ha's biological father. Tae-ha believed his father died before his was born, but it turns out he chose to abandon his love and their child for a life of crime.
In a related shocker, Baek realizes the error of his ways and all the pain he's caused, even affecting his own son. Instead of killing Tae-in in a final standoff, he turns the gun on himself, ending the cycle of pain he started.
Ha Young as Go Eun-sae, Jung Hae-in as Jang Tae-ha Cr. Song Hyoun-jong / Netflix © 2026Netflix
Doe Eun-sae and Tae-ha end up together?Yes. After many attempts on both of their lives, Eun-sae and Tae-ha get their happily ever after.
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What does the ending of Our Sticky Love mean?While the series is full of comedy, romance, as well the added elements of crime, mystery, and action, at its core, Our Sticky Love is about Hope and finding it. After years of emotional scars, guilt, and pain, the rom-com posits that these things do not have to define us or our future. Second chances can be made and manifested. While Tae-in and Eun-sae's relationship is far from perfect, it suggests it will have a positive outcome based on the foundations of love, trust, honesty, and courage.
When does Our Sticky Love premiere?All episodes of Our Sticky Love premiered on Friday, Aug. 7, on Netflix.
How many episodes are there of Our Sticky Love?There are 12 episodes of Our Sticky Love
Will there be a Season 2 of Our Sticky Love?Possibly, but unlikely. Most K-Dramas run for a single season.
Is there a trailer for Our Sticky Love?Yes. Check out the official trailer for Our Sticky Love below:
5 K-Dramas on Netflix to Check Out if You Liked Our Sticky LoveIf you're looking for a similar series to Our Sticky Love, check out these five series that are also on Netflix:
'Dynamite Kiss' (2025)Starring Jang Ki-yong, Ahn Eun-jin
Available on Netflix
No. of Episodes: 14
A single woman disguises herself as a married mom to land a job at a baby products company. She gets the job, only to discover that her new boss is the guy she nearly had a fling with a while back. She must keep up appearances to keep her job so she lets her boss believe she is happily married while both fight their ongoing attraction for one another.
'My Royal Nemesis' (2026)Starring Lim Ji-yeon, Heo Nam-jun
Available on Netflix
No. of Episodes: 14
A legendary villain from the Joseon era is reincarnated in the body of a struggling modern actress and clashes with a cold, calculating chaebol heir, igniting an intense love-hate romance that transcends centuries.
'Love to Hate You' (2023) Teo Yoo, Kim Ok-vinNetflix
Starring Teo Yoo, Kim Ok-vin, Kim Ji-hoon, Go Won-hee
Available on Netflix
No. of Episodes: 12
She's a lawyer who's adept at martial arts and has an overhyped sense of social justice, especially when it comes to women who have been wronged by their boyfriend/husband/ex. He's the hottest actor around but has an aversion to touching women, and practically has a panic attack when he's near one which makes filming love scenes difficult. When the two are paired up, everything is bound to go wrong, right? Look for the B storyline between the actor's manager and the lawyer's roommate to win over viewers.
'Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha' (2021)Starring Kim Seon-ho, Shin Min-a, Lee Sang-yi, Gong Min-jeung
Available on Netflix
No. of Episodes: 16
When Yoon Hye-jin (Shin Min-a), a Seoul dentist, finds herself at a crossroads in life, she decides to throw caution to the wind and moves to a quiet seaside town where she discovers a quirky group of townspeople and an even quirkier yet handsome "Chief" Hong (Kim Seon-ho).
'Destined with You' (2023)Starring Jo Bo-ah, Rowoon
Available on Netflix
No. of Episodes: 16
In this fantasy/romance series, Lee Hong-jo (Jo Bo-ah), a city civil servant, finds herself in possession of an ancient spellbook. Ace lawyer Jang Shin-yu (Rowoon) only wants one spell from the book. When she casts a love spell meant for another but the spell lands on Shin-yu, is his attraction to her due to the spell or something else?
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Former 'Bachelor' Contestant Reveals She Was Seriously Injured During Hometown Date
Former Bachelor contestant Rachael Kirkconnell is sharing new details about a scary on-camera incident.
During her hometown date on Matt James' season of The Bachelor, which aired in 2021, Kirkconnell was involved in a terrifying crash landing during her skydiving date, slamming into the ground with her instructor at a high rate of speed.
Although Kirkconnell did not appear to be seriously injured on the show and her hometown date continued as normal, she's now revealing what really went down behind the scenes.
In a TikTok posted last week, a creator referenced the accident, saying it never fails to make her laugh.
In the comments, Kirkconnell revealed that the incident wasn't as funny as it may have looked.
"girl it was soooooo much worse than they showed i had black eyes the last two weeks of filming," she said with a laughing emoji.
"i had a concussion and don't remember my hometown or talking to my family later that night. they had to airbrush me for the last 2 weeks of filming bc of what my face looked like," she elaborated in another comment, later revealing that filming was paused for three to four hours while she was checked for internal bleeding.
She then said the aftermath of the incident shown on camera was staged and did not occur immediately after the accident, as viewers were led to believe.
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In another comment, Kirkconnell also said she was told by others on set that her instructor broke his ankle during the crash landing, but she was "not allowed" to speak to him after the incident.
Kirkconnell described the ordeal as a "truly traumatizing" and a "horrible situation."
Kirkconnell and James met during his season of The Bachelor in 2020. James gave her his final rose, though he chose not to propose. The two briefly split after racially insensitive photos of Kirkconnell resurfaced online, but they reconciled in April 2021 before ultimately ending their relationship in January 2025.
NYT Mini Crossword Answers, Hints for Monday, August 10, 2026
To solve today’s NYT Mini Crossword puzzle, you'll need to know things about doppelgangers, firetrucks, forms of payment, and the alphabet.
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 Monday, August 10, 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!
Hints for NYT’s The Mini Crossword on Monday, August 10, 2026Here are additional clues for each of the words in today's Mini Crossword.
NYT Mini Across Hints1 Across: ___ to pay (modern prompt) — HINT: Starts with the letter "T"
4 Across: Helpful book genre —HINT: Ends with the letter "O"
6 Across: Source of the headline "Study: Dolphins Not So Intelligent on Land," with "The" — HINT: Starts with the letter "O"
7 Across: Summer forecast — HINT: Starts with the letter "S"
8 Across: Curvy shape — HINT: Ends with the letter "S"
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NYT Mini Down Hints1 Down: The sisters on "Sister, Sister" or the brothers on "Property Brothers" — HINT: Starts with the letter "T"
2 Down: Lots and lots — HINT: Ends with the letter "N"
3 Down: Pay (up) — HINT: Starts with the letter "P"
4 Down: Fire truck attachment — HINT: Ends with the letter "E"
5 Down: Heavy burden — HINT: Ends with the letter "S"
Don't go any further unless you want to know exactly what the correct words are in today's Mini Crossword.
NYT Mini Across Answers1 Across: ___ to pay (modern prompt) — TAP
4 Across: Helpful book genre —HOWTO
6 Across: Source of the headline "Study: Dolphins Not So Intelligent on Land," with "The" — ONION
7 Across: Summer forecast — SUNNY
8 Across: Curvy shape — ESS
1 Down: The sisters on "Sister, Sister" or the brothers on "Property Brothers" — TWINS
2 Down: Lots and lots — ATON
3 Down: Pay (up) — PONY
4 Down: Fire truck attachment — HOSE
5 Down: Heavy burden — ONUS
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1981 Hit, Recorded at 3 AM With Lionel Richie, Started Its 9-Week Reign at No. 1 45 Years Ago Today
In 1981, two of music's biggest stars came together in the middle of the night to record a love song that would spend more than two months atop the charts.
Diana Ross and Lionel Richie's "Endless Love" began its remarkable nine-week reign at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 on Aug. 15, 1981, 45 years ago this week. It remained there through Oct. 10, ultimately becoming the second-biggest single of the year in the United States.
The song was an enormous success beyond the Hot 100, topping Billboard's R&B and Adult Contemporary charts as well. For three weeks, "Endless Love" simultaneously occupied No. 1 on all three charts.
Decades later, Billboard put an even bigger distinction on the recording, naming Ross and Richie's "Endless Love" the No. 1 biggest duet of all time. In addition to its nine weeks at the summit, the publication noted that the song remained on the Hot 100 for an impressive 27 weeks.
But the recording that became such a massive hit came together during a decidedly unconventional studio session.
Richie originally became involved with "Endless Love" after director Franco Zeffirelli commissioned him to create music for the 1981 romantic drama of the same name, starring Brooke Shields, Martin Hewitt and Shirley Knight, plus a string of then-unknown actors including James Spader, Tom Cruise, Jami Gertz and Ian Ziering.
The plan evolved considerably along the way. Zeffirelli initially wanted an instrumental theme before deciding it needed lyrics and suggesting Ross as the female vocalist. When Richie was subsequently told it should be a duet, he volunteered to sing the male part himself.
Getting the two stars into the same room wasn't quite so simple.
Ross and Richie ultimately recorded their vocals together during a late-night session in Reno, Nev., where Ross had performed just a few hours earlier. The session began at approximately 3 a.m.
Despite the unusual hour, they had created a recording that would become a career milestone for both singers.
"Endless Love" was released as a single on June 26, 1981, and its success carried particular significance for Ross and Richie. It was Ross' final hit for Motown before her move to RCA Records, while it marked Richie's first single as a solo artist as he moved toward a career outside the Commodores.
The middle-of-the-night recording session produced a song that didn't merely become a hit. By several measures, it made Motown history.
In "The Billboard Book of Number One Hits," music historian Fred Bronson said that "Endless Love" is the most successful Motown single of all time, it was (at the time) the most successful soundtrack single of all time and it was the most successful duet of all time.
Its nine-week run atop the Billboard Hot 100 certainly helped earn those distinctions. The song became the best-selling single of Ross' career and her sixth and final solo No. 1. For Richie, meanwhile, it was his first No. 1 as a solo artist and the beginning of a run of major solo hits throughout the 1980s.
The song went on to earn an Academy Award nomination for Best Original Song, while Ross and Richie received Grammy nominations for Record of the Year and Best Pop Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group. Richie was also nominated for Song of the Year. At the 1982 American Music Awards, Ross and Richie won both Favorite Pop/Rock Song and Favorite Soul/R&B Song for "Endless Love."
The song proved irresistible to another pair of powerhouse singers in 1994, when Luther Vandross and Mariah Carey recorded their own version. Their "Endless Love" came tantalizingly close to repeating the original's success, peaking at No. 2 on the Hot 100. It became Vandross' highest-charting pop hit and Carey's 12th Top 10 single.
Richie returned to the song decades later as well, recording a new version of the duet with Shania Twain for his 2012 album Tuskegee.
But it is the original 1981 recording, captured with Ross and Richie together in the studio at an hour when most people were asleep, that made history. Forty-five years after "Endless Love" began its nine-week reign at No. 1, its record as one of pop music's most successful pairings remains formidable.
Taco Bell Brings Back Discontinued Menu Item for Just $1 on August 11—Here’s How to Claim Yours
Taco Bell is bringing back a discontinued fan favorite—but only for one day.
On Tuesday, Aug. 11, the fast-food chain is reviving the beloved Quesarito, a quesadilla and burrito rolled into one. The menu item was discontinued in 2023 but returned for a limited time this past winter.
For those who need a refresher, the Quesarito features seasoned beef, premium Latin rice, Chipotle sauce, and reduced-fat sour cream wrapped in a grilled quesadilla loaded with melted cheeses and nacho cheese sauce.
The chain pulled off a similar one-day comeback last week with another discontinued menu favorite, the Meximelt.
Here's everything to know about the limited-time deal—and how to claim yours before the offer ends.
How to get a $1 Quesarito from Taco Bell$1 Quesaritos will be available while supplies last at participating locations through the Taco Bell app or website from 8 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. PT on Aug. 11.
And that's not all—Taco Bell Rewards members can also get a $1 medium drink or regular Freeze through the Taco Bell app that same day.
The Taco Bell app is available to download on the App Store or Google Play.
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More Taco Bell newsThe Quesarito deal is one of several the chain has rolled out as they try to win customers back after a recent parasite scare.
According to a report published by The New York Times the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention linked a recent outbreak of cyclosporiasis—a parasitic illness that can cause severe diarrhea—to iceberg lettuce from Taylor Farms that was supplied to Taco Bell.
On July 17, the fast-food chain addressed the situation on Instagram, sharing a notes app apology and confirming it had removed the affected produce.
“We want you to hear it from us,” the apology read. “We take your health and safety very seriously and have removed all affected Taylor Farms lettuce from Taco Bell stores. So go ahead and enjoy your Taco Bell today.”
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) later announced that the Taylor Farms lettuce had falsely tested positive for Cyclospora. Even so, the company said it is voluntarily removing all iceberg lettuce sourced from central Mexico from the U.S. market.
On July 24, Taco Bell thanked fans who stood by them amid the controversy by offering $1 lettuce-free enchiritos all day.
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Regal Announces It’s Bringing Back the Popular Butterbeer-Inspired ICEE
There’s no better feeling than sitting in a dark theater with a large popcorn, candy and a cold, crisp ICEE in hand. And while movie theater chains like Regal tend to have regular ICEE flavors like Coca-Cola, blue raspberry and cherry, they also tend to add new flavors in the mix every once in a while. Recently, they had the Ba-Na-Na Blast ICEE for the Minions & Monsters film, along with Peach Freeze for the Super Mario Galaxy Movie. Regal also released their newest Icee flavor, orange cream, in June.
Recently, Regal has announced that all eight Harry Potter films will be returning to theaters this August. This means that muggles, along with Gryffindors, Hufflepuffs, Ravenclaws and Slytherins, will be able to watch their favorite characters on the big screen. And to top it off, they're bringing back the famous butterscotch ICEE's. These delicious frozen drinks are inspired by the Butterbeer that Harry, Hermione and Ron often sip on in the films.
As a butterbeer lover myself, I am ecstatic to finally be able to sip this ICEE again. The drink has a rich caramel flavor, topped with a sweet cold foam and caramel drizzle. Alongside the popular ICEE flavor, Regal will also be bringing back the popular Harry Potter collectibles, including the Nimbus 2000 popcorn bucket, the Hogwarts Express popcorn container and the Hogwarts trunk popcorn container.
View this post on Instagram View this post on InstagramAside from the ICEE flavors, Regal has diversified its drink menu lately. At select theaters, several cocktails inspired by films like Evil Dead Burn and The Odyssey have appeared on the menu. Recent and upcoming films like One Night Only and Insidious Out of the Futher have cocktails like Espresso Martinis and Blood Orange Vodka Mules at select theaters. And of course, we can’t forget about the Drips by Pepsi drinks, which include fun flavors like cotton candy boba lemonade, Pepsi cherry boba burst, Starry dragon fruit blast and Mountain Dew summer burst.
Be sure to catch all eight Harry Potter films at Regal theaters from August 27-September 3. And don’t forget to snag your Butterbeer ICEE before the show!
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Country Star Ella Langley Ranked No. 1 on Power Rankings Amid 2026 Tour
Ella Langley has claimed the No. 1 spot on the country music power rankings for an eighth straight month, adding another major milestone to a year already filled with chart records, major awards and a sold-out tour.
The country singer continues to lead the conversation in 2026 as her hit song “Choosin’ Texas” remains one of the biggest country records of the year.
At the same time, Langley is taking her music on the road with her arena-headlining The Dandelion Tour, which was recently extended with 21 new dates through October.
Langley’s continued No. 1 ranking comes as her music reaches new highs in the United Kingdom and remains a strong force on the U.S. charts.
“Choosin’ Texas” has been at the center of Langley’s rise. The song, released in the fall of 2025, has continued to grow across multiple markets.
Ella Langley performs during Stars for Second Harvest with ERNEST & Friends at the Ryman Auditorium on June 2, 2026 in Nashville, Tennessee.Photo by Jason Kempin/Getty Images
In the U.K., the song recently climbed from No. 5 to No. 3 on the Official Singles Chart during its 30th week. It also moved from No. 8 to No. 5 on the Official Streaming Chart.
View this post on InstagramThe rise gives Langley a new career high in both rankings.
“Choosin’ Texas” is also her only top 10 hit on the U.K. Official Singles Chart so far. Her other songs on the chart include “Be Her” and “Weren’t for the Wind.” “Be Her” recently moved up to No. 63, while “Weren’t for the Wind” reached a new peak at No. 87.
The song has also made a major impact in the United States.
“Choosin’ Texas” has spent 16 weeks at No. 1 on the BillboardHot 100. That run has helped make the song one of the defining hits of Langley’s career.
The song also reached 16 weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Streaming Songs chart before Morgan Wallen’s “Been By Now” moved into the top position. Langley’s run now ties “Choosin’ Texas” with “Despacito” by Luis Fonsi, Daddy Yankee and Justin Bieber for the fourth-longest reign in the history of the Streaming Songs chart.
Despite losing the streaming chart’s top spot, Langley still holds the No. 1 position on the Billboard Hot 100, keeping Wallen’s new release at No. 2.
Ella Langley Takes Her Chart Success on the RoadLangley’s strong chart performance comes as she prepares for the extended run of The Dandelion Tour.
In June, she announced 21 additional dates for the sold-out tour, extending the trek through Oct. 31. The new leg begins Aug. 20 in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
The tour includes major stops at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado and two nights at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles. Langley will also perform in cities including Oxford, Jacksonville, Tulsa, Lubbock, Des Moines, Lincoln and Saint Paul.
ERNEST, Kameron Marlowe, Gabriella Rose and Laci Kaye Booth will appear as rotating support acts.
The tour follows a major awards season for Langley. She swept the ACM Awards, winning every award for which she was nominated. She also earned two American Music Award wins.
Her No. 1, Platinum album Dandelion has produced two of the biggest country records of the year. “Choosin’ Texas” became a 4x Platinum hit and made history as the first song by a woman to simultaneously top the Billboard Hot 100, Hot Country Songs and Country Airplay charts.
“Be Her” has also reached Platinum status and became the fastest solo female song to reach No. 1 at country radio in the last decade.
Langley is also continuing to build her catalog through collaborations. Her duet with Morgan Wallen, “I Can’t Love You Anymore,” has remained a major chart hit.
She also reunited with Koe Wetzel for “Jaded,” a song written by Wetzel, Langley, Jordan Schmidt and ERNEST. The pair previously worked together on “That’s Why We Fight,” which was certified Gold by the Recording Industry Association of America and served as the lead single from Langley’s 2023 Excuse the Mess EP.
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’70s Rock Band Kansas Announces News on 2026 Tour
Kansas, one of America’s iconic classic rock bands, is giving music lovers more shows for the highly anticipated 2026 headlining tour.
The five-piece band may be booked and busy this year with a series of shows, but they are surely ending 2026 with a jam-packed fall, unveiling a new run of headline dates.
From the initial 12-date trek, Kansas has added eight more shows across the U.S.
In October, the band will be performing in major cities in California, Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, South Dakota and Ohio.
The band, fronted by lead singer Ronnie Platt, will start the headlining trek by the end of September with two shows in Pennsylvania, with visits to Iowa, New Jersey, Connecticut and more before ending the headlining run in Lansdowne, Pennsylvania.
Ronnie Platt of Kansas during a perfromance at Pechanga Resort Casino on September 19, 2024.Daniel Knighton/Getty Images
Following their U.S. tour, Kansas is scheduled to be part of the Cruise to the Edge 2027 in Miami, Florida, in April as headliners alongside Asia, and former Genesis guitarist Steve Hackett.
Currently, the band is touring alongside Deep Purple on their North American concert series from August to September.
Joining them as opening act is Jefferson Starship on select dates.
On the other hand, outside the high-energy live concerts, the progressive rock veterans are busy with their solo endeavors.
Phil Ehart, the co-founder and the band’s longtime drummer, released his memoir, I Am Phil, in April 2026. It chronicles his life before the band and his journey of keeping Kansas together for over five decades.
“I didn’t want to write a book that hid behind mythology,” Ehart mentioned in a press release. “This is my story as I lived it—messy, meaningful, and real.”
Kansas's 2026 Headline Dates- Sept. 29 — York, PA @ Appell Center for the Performing Arts
- Sept. 30 — Bloomsburg, PA @ Bloomsburg Fair
- Oct. 2 — Bristol, VA @ Hard Rock Live Bristol
- Oct. 4 — Dallas, TX @ State Fair of Texas 2026
- Oct. 7 — Fresno, CA @ Big Fresno Fair*
- Oct. 9 — El Paso, TX @ Abraham Chavez Theatre
- Oct. 10 — Santa Fe, NM @ Buffalo Thunder Casino
- Oct. 13 — Deadwood, SD @ Deadwood Mountain Grand
- Oct. 15 — Colorado Springs, CO @ Pikes Peak Center
- Oct. 16 — Greeley, CO @ Union Colony Civic Center
- Oct. 21 — Sioux Falls, SD @ Washington Pavilion
- Oct. 23 — Davenport, IA @ Rhythm City Casino
- Oct. 24 — Waukee, IA @ Vibrant Music Hall
- Oct. 30 — Marietta, OH @ People's Bank Theatre
- Oct. 31 — Cincinnati, OH @ Hard Rock Cincinnati Ballroom
- Nov. 1 — New Philadelphia, OH @ Performing Arts Center at Kent State
- Nov. 12 — Waterbury, CT @ Palace Theater
- Nov. 13 — Collingswood, NJ @ Scottish Rite Auditorium
- Nov. 14 — Lansdowne, PA @ Lansdowne Theater
- Apr. 2, 2027 — Miami, FL @ Cruise to the Edge 2027
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Why the Inaugural L.A. Jazz Festival Featuring John Legend Was Canceled Last-Minute
An all-new jazz festival was set to descend on Los Angeles this weekend. And then it didn't.
Fans were gearing up to see concerts by John Legend, Janelle Monáe and hundreds more — but on Thursday, August 6, organizers of the inaugural L.A. Jazz Festival canceled the weeks-long event at the last minute, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Dubbed in advance as "Jazz on the Beach," it was supposed to kick off Friday, August 7 at Dockweiler, a popular beach in the city. The festival's official Instagram account still has promotional posts pinned to its page, but user comments have noticeably been removed.
See the post below as one example, which lays out the vast array of artists expected to perform.
View this post on Instagram"Due to significant, unanticipated last-minute public safety and municipal costs associated with the final permitting of the On The Beach Festival, we have reached the decision to unfortunately postpone this year’s inaugural LA Jazz Festival,” organizer Martin Ludlow said in a statement to the LA Times. "Although this decision was an extremely difficult one to reach, our commitment to the audiences and artists participating in the festival is to have a first-class experience worthy of the great legacy of Jazz and our great city."
The statement continues, "We were encouraged by the enthusiastic support of the artists on the bill, the fans and our sponsors for this inaugural event, and we look forward to presenting all of the components of this incredible cultural opportunity for Los Angeles and the world in 2027 and beyond."
The LA Jazz Fest said it expected to attract 250,000 attendees and had been promoting the event up until just days ago, Variety reports, and commenters online are already comparing it to the famously doomed Fyre Festival (Remember that 2017 fiasco spearheaded by Billy McFarland and Ja Rule?).
By Friday, LA Jazz Fest's official website had been virtually wiped, with only a cryptic message that reads, “August 22-23. Updated event info coming soon.”
Ashley Graham Jumps on the ‘Kinda Chic’ Trend, and Claps Back at Critics With Jaw-Dropping Pics
Kinda chic is everywhere. The viral social media movement is taking over, and now model Ashley Graham is joining the trend with racy pics and a body-shaming clap-back.
What is ‘kinda chic’?Chic is a status signifier. It’s usually used along with elegant, designer, sophisticated, luxury, and fashionable. But the ‘kinda chic’ trend takes the meaning to a whole new level. Everyone from celebs to your best friend is using the hashtag to highlight their choices, elevate the ordinary, and make serious statements.
Which celebrities have posted ‘kinda chic’ content?Drew Barrymorerecently posted a series of snapshots on Instagram, writing, “Some things I find kinda chic! What do you find kinda chic?” The actress/daytime host included selfies with titles such as “Kinda chic to be in your 50s”, “Kinda chic to feel everything so deeply”, “Kinda chic to find your one style”, “Kinda chic to eat alone”, “Kinda chic to slow down,” and “Kinda chic to bring your dog everywhere with you.”
View this post on InstagramSimon Cowell’s wife Lauren Cowell hopped on the trend, posting a photo of the couple covered in mud masks with the title, “Kinda chic doing beauty treatments with your partner.” She also added several more slides with “Kinda chic to raise kind humans”, “Kinda chic to spend more time outside than online,” and “Kinda chic to clap the loudest for other women.”
View this post on InstagramReese Witherspoon also shared a kinda chic post, writing, “Kinda chic to be unapologetically yourself.”
View this post on Instagram What did Ashley Graham post on body positivity?Graham just took to Instagram, revealing her version of the trendy hashtag. The model posted a series of stunning snapshots, including pics from the Victoria’s Secret runway show and her Sports Illustrated Swim cover, as well as photos of herself looking glam in slinky lingerie and a dazzling gold gown. But that’s not all. Graham also included pictures of herself at 16, hanging on the set with her kiddo, and eating a slice of pepperoni pizza.
Her post shuts down body-shamers who have criticized her voluptuous (and totally enviable) physique with a string of titles that empower, demonstrate strength, and so much more: “Kinda chic to know cellulite never held you back”, “Kinda chic to not explain your body to strangers”, “Kinda chic to be the first so you don’t have to be the only”, “Kinda chic to not view food as the enemy”, “Kinda chic to let them argue about your body while you live in it”, “Kinda chic to raise boys who think a working mom us just how it is”, “Kinda of chic to become the woman you needed at sixteen,” and “Kinda chic to have heard it all and posted the photo anyway.”
Fans applauded Graham’s post, commenting, “Thank you. I love you. Kinda chic to be the woman I wish existed when I was younger”, “Kinda chic to help women feel seen”, “Kinda chic that you can make any woman feel good in her own skin,” and “You are an absolute pioneer, a true icon and such a unique force in the plus size/curvy modeling world. You’ve paved the way for so many of us.”
Graham’s fans weren't the only ones to praise her post. Victoria’s Secret also added a reply, summing up the comments with: “Doesn’t get more chic than you.”
1970 Iconic Ballad, Reimagined by Bob Dylan, Is Still a Generation-Defining Hit 56 Years Later
By 1970, Bob Dylan had already earned a reputation for reinventing musical traditions.
So it wasn't entirely surprising when he turned his attention to "Blue Moon," the beloved standard written by Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart. Dylan's version, released on his ambitious double album Self Portrait, offered a fresh interpretation of a song that had already become an American classic, helping introduce it to a new generation of rock listeners.
Originally composed in 1934, "Blue Moon" had already enjoyed an extraordinary history.
Over the decades, the ballad was transformed into a signature hit by artists including Mel Tormé, Elvis Presley, The Marcels, and countless others. Rather than trying to outdo those celebrated recordings, Dylan approached the song from an entirely different perspective, delivering a relaxed, understated performance that reflected the eclectic spirit of Self Portrait.
His interpretation surprised listeners.
"We take 'Blue Moon' as a joke, a stylized apotheosis of corn, or as further musical evidence of Dylan’s retreat from the pop scene," Rolling Stone wrote of the track upon its release on Self Portrait.
Known primarily for his original songwriting, Dylan filled much of the album with folk songs, traditional tunes, and classic pop standards. "Blue Moon" fit naturally within that concept, showcasing his appreciation for the Great American Songbook while demonstrating his willingness to follow his artistic instincts instead of audience expectations.
Although Self Portrait divided critics upon its release, attitudes toward the album have softened considerably over time.
"At the time, I was in Woodstock, and I was getting a great degree of notoriety for doing nothing," Dylan told Rolling Stone in 1984. At the time, Woodstock Nation was gaining momentum, and Dylan found himself at the center of it all. "And I said, 'Well, f*** it. I wish these people would just forget about me. I wanna do something they can't possibly like, they can't relate to."
But, Dylan's plan backfired.
"The album went out there, and the people said, 'This ain't what we want,' and they got more resentful," Dylan continued. "And then I did this portrait for the cover. I mean, there was no title for that album. I knew somebody who had some paints and a square canvas, and I did the cover up in about five minutes. And I said, 'Well, I’m gonna call this album Self Portrait.'"
Many listeners have come to appreciate Dylan's unconventional interpretations, including "Blue Moon," as evidence of his wide-ranging musical curiosity. The recording stands as a reminder that one of rock's greatest songwriters was also an accomplished interpreter of material written by others.
The song itself has never lost its appeal.
Thanks to its timeless melody and universal themes of longing and hope, "Blue Moon" has continued to be rediscovered by successive generations through films, television, streaming platforms, and new recordings. Dylan's version remains one of the most distinctive entries in the song's remarkable history, offering a characteristically unique perspective on a beloved standard.
Fifty-six years after Dylan reimagined "Blue Moon," the recording continues to highlight his willingness to explore music without boundaries. His 1970 interpretation gave fresh life to an already iconic ballad, ensuring the classic would continue reaching new audiences for generations to come.
Martha Stewart Went Rose Gold Pink With Her Hair, and Fans Can’t Stop Talking About the Transformation
Martha Stewart just shocked the Internet by ditching her famous blonde hair for rose gold pink.
Stewart, who recently celebrated her 85th birthday, is a legendary domestic goddess and tycoon behind her Martha Stewart Living empire. She's recently dipped into the beauty realm with her line, Elm Biosciences, so it's no surprise that she's making waves online with her ageless beauty. But one beauty swap nobody expected was a dramatic change to her trademark blonde hair.
Joined by celebrity stylist Chris Appleton, Stewart shared a duo of videos boasting her new rose gold hair. The soft pink hue is a strong departure from the legendary blonde's typical locks, which she's sported since her modeling days.
In the first video, Stewart mouths Miranda Priestley's audio from The Devil Wears Prada, telling Stapleton to get to work.
"Pull yourself together," the voiceover said. "We have work to do. And by we, I mean you."
Showing off the final product, Stewart mugged for the camera.
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Is Martha Stewart Wearing a Pink Wig?Some eagle-eyed fans are wondering if Stewart was simply sporting a rose gold pink wig in the photo set. Their evidence is the head form that's spotted in the back of the photo.
"I love that you can see the head form the “rose gold” wig came off of in the shot. 🙄," a follower commented.
However, seeing as Appleton is one of the industry's most beloved hairstylists, he could certainly pull off a number of looks on the legendary domestic goddess with ease.
Naturally, The Internet Had Strong OpinionsIt wouldn't be the Internet without neverending input from fans and foes! But the response to Stewart's hair transformation was largely positive, with commenters praising her fun color switch.
"It makes her look about 30 years younger, I love how it looks on her😍," one person said.
"Omg how does she consistently LOOK BETTER," another person commented.
"Martha’s a BADDDDDIEEEEEE!!!!!!!🔥," someone else proclaimed.
What Do Martha Stewart’s Grandkids Call Her?When she’s not serving looks on the Internet, Stewart is a proud grandmother. In an interview last year, she shared that she doesn’t exactly go by “Nana” or “Granny.”
“They’ve called me Martha since the day they were born,” Stewart shared on the Nov. 30 episode of QVC+’s 50+ & Unfiltered podcast, E! reported. “And all their friends call me Martha. None of them call me Mrs. Stewart. I’m not a Mrs. Stewart.”
But the grandkids aren’t alone. Alexis Stewart, Martha’s daughter, also calls her that.
“My daughter calls me Martha,” Martha explained. “She’s always called me Martha.”
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A Spot-On Crate & Barrel Lookalike Was Spotted at Dollar Tree, and It's Just $1.50
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Crate & Barrel's Working Glass with Lid is beloved for its thick, durable construction, sleek style and multipurpose use. Of course, at $4.95 for just one of the 14-ounce glasses, this can add up pretty quickly if you want to purchase several, which you probably will. So, when Melissa Hemrick spotted a dupe for these glasses at Dollar Tree for just $1.50 a pop, she kindly shared with the class and posted to her Instagram.
"Can you believe this Crate & Barrel dupe at Dollar Tree? It is identical!" wrote Hemrick in the caption of the now-viral Instagram Reel. The video is now at over 2.1 million views, 62,000 likes and over 200 comments. "I need these expeditiously," exclaimed one commenter on the post.
Crate & Barrel Dupe Spotted at Dollar Tree for Just $1.50 View this post on InstagramDollar Tree's lidded glasses really do look exactly the same as Crate & Barrel's. I'm talking identical twins. Just like Crate & Barrel, Dollar Tree's version features the same faceted perimeter and crisp cream lids, making them perfect for storing everything from overnight oats to leftover fruit and so much more. "Thank you for sharing this! I purchased two of these a few years back and have been on the lookout for more. I use them for making overnight oats and chia pudding. They're the perfect size!" said one commenter on Melissa's Instagram Reel.
While this glass can be used for food storage and prep, it is also versatile and stylish enough to simply use it as cute drinkware. This makes the $1.50 price tag even more enticing, especially if purchasing in bulk.
Unfortunately, these Crate & Barrel Dollar Tree dupes aren't available on DollarTree.com at the moment. That said, you can always hit up your local Dollar Tree store and see if you can get your hands on these C&B copycat glasses. Good luck!
If you're interested in other Dollar Tree finds, be sure to check out these stunning iridescent glass jars that add style and function to any home, this versatile magnetic organizer or these sleek multi-use stackable shelves that can be used for so many different purposes.
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1986 Rock Ballad, 6 Years in the Making by Boston, Becomes the Band’s Only No. 1 Hit
The classic rock band Boston has quite a few well-known songs from its long discography. But it actually took the group over a decade to achieve their first No. 1 song, and to date, it is their only chart-topping hit.
The song in question was almost as many years in the making. Boston started working on the track "Amanda" in 1980, with guitarist Tom Scholz recording multiple demos. At this point in the process, Scholz had already come up with the memorable guitar solo that made it into the final version of the song.
Throughout the next year, Scholz continued putting the track together, but the solo remained the same. The Boston band member told Music Radar in an interview about how quickly this part of "Amanda" came to be, saying, "I played that little lead electric part after the second chorus, doing it in a hurry as I was running by, and I decided that it was exactly the way I wanted it."
In order to keep the part as-is while editing the rest of the song, Scholz said, "I then had to go back and play all of the other parts and keep everything in exactly the same place to match up with that one track that was not going to change.” He managed to succeed, but it took a long time.
The song "Amanda" was unfortunately leaked a couple of years early, in 1984. Despite the lesser-quality bootleg version of the track, music fans loved the song and continued to request the leaked version on the radio.
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The studio version of Boston's hit rock ballad finally came out in 1986, six years after Scholz first started working on it. "Amanda" was the lead single on Boston's long-awaited third studio album, Third Stage, which was released on Sept. 24, 1986.
Despite not even having a music video, "Amanda" surged up the music charts, becoming the band's first No. 1 hit in November. It is still Boston's only chart-topping track, although a few other songs have broken into the Top 20 of the Billboard Hot 100.
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The Judds' First-Ever 1984 No. 1 Hit Was Inspired by a Soap Opera
In August 1984, country duo the Judds scored their first-ever No. 1 smash hit.
"Mama He's Crazy" was released on April 13, 1984, as the second single off the band's debut EP, Wynonna & Naomi. The group — mother and daughter duo Naomi and Wynonna Judd— quickly became a country sensation, with the single climbing the charts and hitting the top spot on the Billboard Country Singles chart four months later.
The beloved track would be the first of many No. 1 songs for the Judds, with the duo earning 14 chart-toppers over the course of its career, marking them as one of the most successful country music duos of the 1980s.
Paving the way for an iconic career, "Mama He's Crazy" has a unique origin, with its songwriter finding inspiration from the drama and emotions of a favorite television show.
"There was this soap opera on TV at the time, a short-lived one called Texas, a take-off on Dallas,” songwriter Kenny O’Dell recalled of the track. "I had my legal pad there by me to write down lines and anything that came off the dialogue. 'Mama, he’s crazy' was one of the dialogues they used on this particular show."
"Mama, he's crazy, crazy over me. And in my life is where he says he always wants to be," the chorus begins, per Genius. "I've never been so loved, he beats all I've ever seen."
Produced by Brent Maher, the track earned the Judds its first Grammy Award, winning “Best Country Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal” at the 1985 Awards. The duo would go on to win five Grammys over the course of its career.
On May 1, 2022, the Judds were inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame — just one day after Naomi's death by suicide at age 76.
"I didn’t prepare anything tonight, because I knew Mom would probably talk the most," Wynonna said in her acceptance speech. "I’m going to make this fast because my heart’s broken, and I feel so blessed. It’s a very strange dynamic to be this broken and this blessed."
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