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Is Katy Perry trying to copy Olivia Rodrigo?

The "California Girls" singer was a topic of attention on X after sharing photos of herself on Instagram on Monday, posing in front of a lavender wall. Some were accusing Perry of copying Olivia Rodrigo, because her poses were very similar to the cover of the 23-year-old musician's successful debut album, SOUR, which shows Rodrigo sticking her tongue out in front of a purple wall. In addition, the color purple has been a huge part of Rodrigo's brand since her debut in 2021.

Perry is currently on a summer festival tour, where she has made multiple appearances in various festivals around Europe. On Sunday, she performed at the Nancy Open Air festival in France, where she took the pictures.

"Got fancy in Nancy last night 🇫🇷🍬🎀🩷🧸," Perry wrote as her caption.

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Despite just trying to share photos and videos from her performance, many users on X dragged Perry on Twitter, commenting and joking that she was copying the "drop dead" singer.

"She looks like she’s about to release an album called sour," a user joked on Instagram.

"she mad asf that olivia took teenage dream so now she gonna take drivers license," a fan account dedicated to Rodrigo and other pop stars commented. Rodrigo's closing track on GUTS ends with a song called "teenage dream," which is the same title as one of Perry's hit songs and her 2010 album. In addition, Rodrigo mentions the "teenage dream" in "brutal," the opening track of SOUR, where she sings, "I'm so sick of 17, where's my [explicit] teenage dream?"

Another commented, "The desperation to copy Olivia is so obvious atp 🫢💀," along with a GIF of Perry getting slimed at an awards show.

"why is she microwaving olivia's leftovers?" a user asked.

A pop culture account quote-tweeted, "why is she cosplaying olivia now?"

"She got her drivers license last week btw," another joked, referring to Rodrigo's hit song.

Olivia Rodrigo and Katy Perry attend the 2025 Vanity Fair Oscar Party Hosted By Radhika Jones at Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts on March 02, 2025 in Beverly Hills, California.

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Despite the comments, jokes and hate, many of Perry's fans quickly defended the pop star, writing how great she looks on her Instagram and X.

"'katy perry is copying olivia rodrigo'. mind you katy was the only major popstar before olivia to break into mainstream with vintage style & pop rock songs à la alanis, gwen & courtney love," a fan account dedicated to Perry posted on X. "this is literally how she was introduced to the world. she pivoted from it bc of critics."

That same account continued in the comments: "like u must be 12 years old or don’t know pop music history. she was on warped tour, she was the edgy punk rock indie pop girl that never gaf. unfortunately she let fame, money & charts get to her head, but her debut era is very much what olivia is giving."

"Just like a rare doll," another fan account dedicated to Perry commented on Instagram. "Love u, girl! 🥹❤️."

"It was crazy !" an attendee of the Nancy Festival commented. "Thank you 🫶🏻."

Katy Perry performs at the Stuttgart Jazz Open at Schlossplatz on July 08, 2026 in Stuttgart, Germany.

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Over the years, the two artists have admired each other publicly in various interviews and magazine features. While on the red carpet for her concert film, Olivia Rodrigo: GUTS World Tour, in October 2024, Rodrigo praised the "Roar" singer's documentary, Katy Perry: Part of Me, which she said was "so good."

In another instance, on Rodrigo's Rolling Stone cover story back in September 2023, Perry told the publication that she offered to mentor the young pop star when they first met.

"I put my hands on her shoulders and was like, 'Listen, I'm here. Whatever you need.' Because I know exactly what these pop girlies are going through, and when I was growing up, no one really did that for me," Perry recalled.

As for the "Teenage Dream" connections, Perry was delighted to hear it, saying: "It's nice to see it resonating through the ears of different age groups. She's a craftswoman. She's writing about all of our inner thoughts, outward things that we would never say."

Olivia Rodrigo and Katy Perry attend the 2025 Vanity Fair Oscar Party Hosted By Radhika Jones at Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts on March 02, 2025 in Beverly Hills, California.

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Perry will continue her festival run all the way until the end of the month. She is set to perform at the Luxembourg Open Air Festival on Tuesday evening, then make stops in music festivals around France, Italy, Malta, Switzerland and Pristina. Tickets and more information can be found on Perry's official website.

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There are many female rock vocalists who are celebrated and revered. Stevie Nicks' tantalizing voice and mystical lyrics have fascinated generations of listeners.Ann Wilson's thunderous voice can scale some of the most complicated ranges in music history. And need I say more than simply: Janis Joplin? While many of these singers regularly get their flowers, some have received even more eternal recognition, and few can say their own voice and captivating personality inspired one of the most beloved rock songs of the '60s. But Grace Slick can.

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Slick joined Jefferson Airplane in 1966, according to Louder, as a replacement for their original female singer, Signe Toly Anderson, and went on to give them their biggest hits, "Somebody to Love" and "White Rabbit." She also inadvertently gave Buffalo Springfield one of their most beloved anthems, too: 1967's "Rock and Roll Woman."

Born out of an admiration of Slick, Stephen Stills wrote the lyrics for "Rock and Roll Woman" as an ode to her famous wildness. The iconic psychedelic tune was conjured out of a jam session with David Crosby, who is uncredited on the album for it. According to Rolling Stone, Stills said:

"[It] came from jamming with David Crosby at his house. We got hung up on the F to D change in D-modal, which is mountain minor tuning. We kept playing it over and over and over again."

Despite being a poster child for rock music in the '60s during a heavily male-dominated arena, Slick never really saw herself as the icon everyone else thought she was.

“Women have always been singers," Slick said, according to Louder. "Female Supreme Court judges, that’s impressive. I just thought I was a singer, not Bach or Mozart or Handel. ‘Course, if we were all singers, we’d be in terrible shape. Where would the farmers be? The Airplane let me sing. God bless America for that.”

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A Timeless Friendship

Crosby having a heavy hand in developing a song about Slick was extremely fitting, as the two remained friends for decades. Musically, they collaborated several times. Slick sang on Crosby's critically acclaimed debut solo album, If I Could Only Remember My Name. In turn, Crosby appeared on Slick's debut solo album, Manhole, in 1974. On a personal level, the two are heavily intertwined as well; in fact, it was Crosby who helped Slick face her addiction demons.

“It was Crosby who finally helped me get sober in the ’90s,” Slick told Goldmine in 2019. “My daughter called him, and he came right away and got me in rehab. He shows up in the back of a limo, picks me up, and takes me to Exodus, a place here, and it worked. I haven’t done drugs since.”

Slick never had the desire to return to the stage after the 1990s, getting on the sober track. She instead spent her later years as a visual artist, proudly living off Jefferson Airplane checks and staying unbothered by the music industry. She is 86 years old, still paints, and spiritually is still very much the woman who inspired such a stunning rock tribute.

If there's any metal band that deserves to be a household name, it's the unparalleled English band Iron Maiden. I owe a lot of my musical journey to Maiden. They're a large part of the reason why I wanted to be a bass player. I think Steve Harris is one of the greatest bass players of all time, and should be brought up in conversations along with figures like Les Claypool, Jaco Pastorius, and John Entwistle.

Aside from Black Sabbath, they are absolutely your favorite metal band's favorite metal band. If metal music is a relay race, Sabbath absolutely passed the baton to them. Every big hair metal band and thrash metal band owe their whole careers to what Maiden has accomplished over the years. In 2016, Loudwire ranked them the second greatest metal band ever, which I think is absolutely deserved. Their unbelievable consistency and ability is unmatched.

One of the biggest parts of the Iron Maiden brand is their insane live shows, which include flamethrowers, monster slaying, and some unbelievably impressive playing. Fans recently were treated to one of these amazing performances, and were absolutely blown away.

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You can see glimpses of the theatrics they get into, with fog and a whole castle style set built behind them. They're absolute must see music that I think everyone can get some entertainment out of.

Fans absolutely loved the performance, taking to the comments to rave about the show.

"Absolutely an amazing gig."

"Best day of my life."

"Absolutely outstanding performance. What a great day."

Iron Maiden always knows how to show people a good time. Their shows are absolutely remarkable to see, and I hope I get the chance to attend one some day. If you haven't listened to them much before, I highly recommend the albums "Powerslave," "Number of the Beast," and "Live After Death," which I think is the best live metal record ever made.

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More than four decades after helping revive rockabilly, The Stray Cats are giving fans even more chances to see them live.

The trio has announced a new batch of fall dates for its 2026 North American tour, extending a run that has already taken the band across the United States. The newly added concerts will kick off after the summer leg, giving fans another opportunity to catch the veteran rockers onstage.

The band shared the news on Instagram, writing: “The Stray Cats are adding fall dates to their cross-country U.S. Tour! 🎫🔥 Tickets go on sale Friday, July 17 at 10:00 AM (local time), Artist Presale begins Tuesday, July 14 at 10:00 AM (local time)."

The newly announced shows expand what has already been one of the band's biggest North American outings in years.

Formed in 1979, The Stray Cats helped spark the rockabilly revival of the early 1980s by blending the energy of 1950s rock 'n' roll with a modern edge. Fronted by guitarist Brian Setzer alongside bassist Lee Rocker and drummer Slim Jim Phantom, the trio broke through with hits including "Stray Cat Strut," "Rock This Town" and "Runaway Boys."

Their influence has endured well beyond their commercial peak.

The band's distinctive sound introduced a new generation to rockabilly while inspiring countless artists across rock, country and punk. Setzer would later enjoy additional success with The Brian Setzer Orchestra, but The Stray Cats have continued reuniting for tours that celebrate the music that made them international stars.

The band was scheduled to tour in fall 2025, but was forced to cancel tour dates after Setzer experiencing health issues.

"It's frustrating when you sit down and your hands do nothing," Setzer told Guitar Player last year. "You really can't take it for granted. Playing guitar is certainly on top, but so is holding a toothbrush, y'know?"

With Setzer back in fighting form, the band is ready to hit the road once again.

"It's good to be healthy and strong again," Setzer said in a statement announcing the new dates. "There's something about the unique sound of the Stray Cats that keeps drawing me in. The Gretsch guitar, the acoustic bass and the stand-up drums still sound pure and fresh today. Come on out and have some fun with us this summer."

The expanded itinerary demonstrates that demand for the ban'’s live performances remains strong more than 45 years after its formation. Fans attending the shows can expect a setlist packed with the group's biggest hits alongside the high-energy performances that have long defined The Stray Cats’ concerts.

With the addition of the new fall dates, The Stray Cats are ensuring their 2026 tour reaches even more fans across the country. Decades after launching the rockabilly revival, the beloved trio continues to prove that its timeless sound remains just as electrifying today as it was in the early 1980s.

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There's something about a calm, cozy morning that just sets the tone for the whole day. Even if the rest of it is stacked with meetings, kid drop-offs, or back-to-back errands. I’m a big believer that your kitchen should help you ease into the day, not add to the chaos. That means warm lighting, clear counters, and those little rituals that make you actually want to be in the space.

But let's be honest, most mornings look more like a speed race than a slow, curated moment. Bread gets half toasted, someone's running late, and you're juggling coffee, breakfast, and emails all at once. This is where I love bringing in pieces that work as hard as you do but also pull their weight in the design department, because if it's going to live on your counter, it should absolutely earn its spot.

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That's why I'm so into the Smeg Stainless Steel Retro Style Aesthetic 4-Slice Toaster as an everyday kitchen appliance. Instead of hiding everything in a cabinet, I'd rather lean into that café-inspired look, clean lines, polished metal, and a little throwback charm that makes the space feel like a cozy diner meets modern kitchen. It's functional, but it also photographs beautifully — if that's something you care about.

Now, let's talk about the star of those busy mornings, a four-slice toaster that's actually built for real life. With four extra-wide slots, you can toast different breads at the same time. Think bagels for one person and sourdough for another, without running multiple rounds or arguing over who goes first. The stainless steel finish is not only durable and easy to wipe down, but it also pairs seamlessly with both warm wood tones and cooler, modern finishes in your kitchen.

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I love the retro-inspired design because it feels nostalgic without looking dated. The curved edges and subtle vintage details give it personality, while the stainless steel keeps it grounded and current. It's the kind of appliance that looks intentionally styled next to your coffee machine, not like an afterthought you're trying to work around.

Functionally, a four-slice toaster at this level is a game changer for households that are always on the go. Multiple browning settings mean everyone can customize their toast, from lightly warmed to deeply golden, without babysitting the toaster. And because it's designed to handle everyday use, it's the kind of piece you can rely on for busy weekday mornings and slower weekend brunches alike.

At $189.99, this stainless steel retro-style four-slice toaster is an investment. Thankfully, it's durable, stylish, and practical, which is exactly what I look for in a countertop appliance. If you've been wanting to level up your kitchen's look while making mornings smoother, this is one of those upgrades that feels small, but you'll notice the difference every single day.

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Some songs never stop sounding like summer.

Nearly 50 years after its release, Andy Gibb's "I Just Want to Be Your Everything" continues to evoke sunny afternoons, young romance and carefree road trips. The enduring favorite recently earned another major honor when Billboard ranked it No. 9 on its list of the Greatest of All Time Songs of the Summer, placing it alongside some of the most iconic seasonal hits ever recorded.

What makes the achievement even more remarkable is that Gibb was only 18 years old when he recorded the song that would change his life forever.

Released in April 1977 as the lead single from his debut album Flowing Rivers, "I Just Want to Be Your Everything" was written by his older brother Barry Gibb, who also contributed harmony vocals. Andy later recalled, as documented in the book "The Bee Gees: Tales of the Brothers Gibb," watching Barry work at lightning speed.

"Before I knew it he was starting to do the chorus of 'I Just Want to Be Your Everything,' and I thought, 'Wow, what a hook!' He's an expert at his craft. Within about 20 minutes, he'd written a number one record."

The recording also featured Eagles guitarist Joe Walsh, helping create the warm, polished sound that made the single an instant classic.

The song became an immediate sensation. It spent four non-consecutive weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, remained in the Top 10 for an extraordinary 16 weeks and finished as Billboard's No. 2 song of 1977. It also earned Gibb a Grammy nomination for Best Pop Vocal Performance, Male.

Its success launched one of the most remarkable chart runs of the era. Gibb became the first solo artist in Billboard history whose first three Hot 100 singles all reached No. 1, following "I Just Want to Be Your Everything" with "(Love Is) Thicker Than Water" and "Shadow Dancing." At just 20 years old, he was one of the biggest pop stars in the world.

Sadly, his extraordinary rise was short-lived.

As substance abuse derailed his career in the early 1980s, Gibb struggled personally and professionally despite attempts to stage a comeback. In March 1988, just five days after celebrating his 30th birthday, he died from myocarditis, an inflammation of the heart muscle that doctors said had been worsened by years of cocaine use. His death stunned the music world and cut short the career of a singer many believed still had his greatest work ahead of him.

Yet "I Just Want to Be Your Everything" has outlived its era. Whether heard on classic hits radio, rediscovered on streaming playlists or celebrated by Billboard as one of the greatest Songs of the Summer ever recorded, the song remains a joyful reminder of Andy Gibb at the very beginning of an unforgettable career, when an 18-year-old singer recorded a timeless anthem that still feels like summer nearly five decades later.

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Lodi, California, celebrated July 4 the same way it always does: enjoying food, music and community capped off with a fireworks show over Lake Lodi. But this year, residents had an extra reason to party, and not just because the day also marked the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

In June, the Central Valley town of 65,000 residents was named America's Favorite Small Town of 2026 as a result of a nationwide competition conducted by Parade and Steller, the platform that connects travel videos to trip planning and booking. Lodi, an under-the-radar star in California's wine country and the most diverse winegrowing region in the U.S., prevailed in the competition against more than 300 towns

The morning of July 4, Lodi residents kicked off the day with the town's annual Kiwanis Club Pancake Breakfast. At 4 p.m., thousands of residents and visitors gathered at Lodi Lake for the evening festivities, including live music, food trucks, Kids Zone activities, swimming and kayaking, and a fireworks finale over the lake.

As part of this celebration, Parade & Steller hosted the America's Favorite Small Town Celebration Zone, where attendees posed for pictures before a vintage postcard-inspired backdrop and received complimentary commemorative T-shirts, hats, stickers, and buttons featuring the official winner badge, along with an assortment of patriotic swag. The activation was one of the most popular attractions of the evening, with long lines and enthusiastic community participation.

"The response from our community has been incredible," says Wes Rhea of Visit Lodi. "People were genuinely excited to celebrate this recognition together, and seeing families proudly wearing the commemorative shirts and taking photos throughout the evening reinforced that this honor belongs to the entire community. It was the perfect way to celebrate both our country and Lodi."

King Charles III was finally reunited with his son Prince Harry last week, after weeks of something approaching a briefing war between royal staff, Harry's team, and the press.

Their expected reunion seemed on the brink of falling through right up until the last moment, when Charles and Queen Camilla welcomed Harry, his wife Meghan Markle, and their children Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet to tea at Highgrove, the king's beloved country home.

It was the first time in four years that Charles saw his grandchildren, and marked only the second time that he has met his granddaughter Lilibet Diana.

However, the royal reunion did not come about without certain conditions being met—and the most important one, according to sources close to Charles, was that Harry and Meghan were not to leak any details about the meeting at Highgrove.

Charles “wanted the meeting but was adamant it must be kept private", according to the source.

This means no photographs released to the public, or any other information about the get-together. We don't even know how long the Sussexes hung out at Highgrove.

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Meanwhile a source close to the Sussexes said that 7-year-old Archie and 5-year-old Lilibet were "very excited about seeing their grandfather", but that the meeting did not come about without phone calls from a "rather frantic Harry to his father's aides, trying to make this happen."

Harry is currently carrying out a series of engagements in the UK relating to the one year countdown to the 2027 Invictus Games.

There's been no sign of Meghan and the kids, who are keeping on the down-low after Harry learned that taxpayer-funded police protection had been denied to himself and his family by the UK government.

But it's possible that Meghan, Archie, and Lilibet accompanied Harry to the late Princess Diana's ancestral home of Althorp House after accepting an invitation extended by Diana's brother Earl Spencer.

Harry was seeing leaving the 13,000 acre estate on Friday, raising the possibility that he was joined there by his wife and children.

It was previously reported that Harry and Meghan were planning on bringing Archie and Lilibet to visit Diana's grave, which is located on an island island at the centre of an ornamental lake in the depths of the estate.

The late Princess of Wales would have been 65 on July 1.

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Harry was a guest on an episode of the Joe Marler Will See You Now podcast yesterday, during which he opened up about his relationship with Archie and Lilibet.

"Kids remind you not to take yourself too seriously," he said, adding that the "resilience" of children is "amazing."

"The way that they view life is so incredibly refreshing," he said. "If a day is hard, one thing I will do is always squeeze my kids [...] extra tight."

A few days before appearing on the podcast, Harry attended a charity event in support of Scotty's Little Soldiers.

He was asked by 9-year-old Poppy what makes him laugh on a difficult day.

“You know what, sometimes it’s just a difficult day," the 41-year-old duke said. "It’s not always possible to laugh.

"But my dog makes me laugh, my children make me laugh. And if I need to laugh, I’ll probably put something really funny on the television.”

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Andrew Ridgeley rose to stardom alongside George Michael in Wham!, but the '80s music dynamo is back on the red carpet after living the quiet life.

Ridgeley, 63, became a music star with Michael thanks to Wham!'s hit songs like "Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go" and "Everything She Wants." After the group broke up, Ridgeley eventually eschewed the spotlight, choosing to live a quieter life. But in a new red carpet appearance for a special screening of Wham! 10 Days In China at Soho House in London, England, Ridgeley made it clear he's doing better than ever. Looking tan and healthy, the music man smiled as he promoted the new film.

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What's The New Wham! Documentary About?

Wham! 10 Days in China is a new documentary that follows the English musical duo's 1985 visit to China. At the time, China was uncharted territory for pop musicians. The film follows Ridgeley and Michael as they hit tour spots like Beijing and Guangzhou, and features several current interviews with Ridgeley as he reflects on the experience.

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George Michael Died in 2016, But Their Music Lives On

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Michael died in 2016 from a combination of heart and liver disease at age 63. However, one of his most beloved songs with Ridgeley, "Last Christmas," climbs the charts each holiday season. Over the 2025 Christmas holiday, "Last Christmas" topped the Billboard Global 200 and Billboard Global Excl. U.S. charts for multiple weeks, Billboard reported.

In response to the tune hitting a new No. 2 high on the U.S.-based Billboard Hot 100. Ridgeley told Billboard that the song is now “beloved by all generations."

He cited “the special place the song occupies in so many hearts and one that George Michael would have been immensely proud of."

George Michael Was Posthumously Honored

In May, Michael was posthumously honored with the Academy Fellowship, the highest honor from The Ivors Academy. The award recognizes an individual who has created an unforgettable, lasting impact with their music. It was Ridgeley who appeared at the ceremony and spoke candidly about how much the moment would have meant to Michael.

Ridgeley told NME that Michael “would have been immensely proud to have been counted amongst some of the artists and the songwriters, whose music he grew up with and which formed him as a songwriter.”

“It would have meant an awful lot to him over a lot of other awards,” he added.

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Over three decades ago, glam metal band Warrant released a career-defining track that would go on to be considered a rock anthem, influencing music fans globally. And now, that song is back at the top of people's radars after it featured in a top TV show.

"Cherry Pie" is a quintessential hair metal epic that has gained a new audience after it featured in an iconic episode of Off Campus, a hockey romance series that took Prime Video viewers by storm. During the show, Hannah Wells (Ella Bright) sings the beloved track during a karaoke night.

Since the premiere on May 13, 2026, fans have been begging for an official release of Bright's cover, and a month later, Island Records delivered, releasing the song onto streaming platforms on July 10, 2026.

"When I tell you I ran so quick to my Spotify to add this version!!" one fan commented.

Another wrote, "Everything I needed and more."

As well as being a hit among Off Campus fans, Bright's cover has seen chart success. The song debuted at No. 15 on the iTunes chart and the 19-year-old actress has racked up over 3.5 million monthly streams on Spotify.

Bright also got the seal of approval from the OGs themselves, with Warrant sharing their thoughts on Cherry Pie's revival.

"I'm glad that the producers and the actors and writers are having fun with it. It's awesome that they're not scared to get a little edgy, push the boundaries, and it's working," guitarist Erik Turner told TODAY Australia, explaining that he didn't know that the song would be featured in the show. "It's great entertainment. Everybody's having fun with it. We're having fun with it, and we're so stoked."

Further showing their support for Bright and Off Campus, the band posted an Instagram video of Turner jamming along to the karaoke scene.

"Still surreal, hearing Cherry Pie featured in 'Off Campus,'" the caption read. "ET had to pick up the guitar for this one."

Cherry Pie was released as the lead single on Warrant's album of the same name. Upon its initial release, the track peaked at No. 10 on the Billboard Hot 100.

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Weedeater is heading back on the road for an extensive run in 2026.

The North Carolina metal band announced the final dates of its 2026 U.S. tour, which will take the group across the country throughout September and October. Zeke, Royal Thunder and Yes Ma'am will join the band for different portions of the newly announced schedule.

"Stoked to head out again in Sept & Oct with our old friends," Weedeater wrote on Instagram alongside the tour poster. The band also encouraged fans to secure tickets quickly, warning that some dates were already approaching capacity.

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The run begins Sept. 17 in Lexington, Ky., before continuing through cities including Austin, San Diego, Seattle, Chicago and Washington, D.C. Royal Thunder and Yes Ma'am will appear throughout the first portion, while Zeke joins the lineup beginning Oct. 1 in San Jose, Calif.

Three shows in Davenport, Iowa, Grand Rapids, Mich., and Memphis, Tenn., will feature Weedeater supporting GWAR. The band will also headline the fourth day of Emissions From the Monolith in Youngstown, Ohio, on Oct. 11 before concluding the tour Oct. 17 in Chattanooga, Tenn.

Weedeater formed in Wilmington, N.C., around 1998 after bassist and vocalist Dave "Dixie" Collins' former band Buzzov-en came to an end. Collins joined forces with guitarist Dave "Shep" Shepherd, beginning a partnership that has remained at the center of Weedeater for nearly three decades.

The group developed a distinctive mix of sludge, doom and stoner metal, earning a dedicated following through its heavy sound and relentless touring. Its 2007 album God Luck and Good Speed, recorded with producer Steve Albini, became one of the band's most significant releases.

Weedeater currently consists of Collins, Shepherd and drummer Ramzi Ateyeh. The newly announced shows follow the band's earlier 2026 tour with Conan and Telekinetic Yeti, continuing another busy year on the road.

2026 fall tour dates

• Sept. 17 – Lexington, Ky. – Green Lantern
• Sept. 18 – St. Louis, Mo. – Golden Record
• Sept. 19 – Davenport, Iowa – Capitol Theatre
• Sept. 20 – Grand Rapids, Mich. – The Intersection
• Sept. 22 – Memphis, Tenn. – Satellite Music Hall
• Sept. 23 – Austin, Texas – Far Out Lounge
• Sept. 24 – El Paso, Texas – Lowbrow Palace
• Sept. 25 – Tucson, Ariz. – 191 Toole
• Sept. 26 – Jacumba Springs, Calif. – Jacumba Hotel
• Sept. 28 – San Diego, Calif. – The Casbah
• Sept. 29 – Costa Mesa, Calif. – The Wayfarer
• Sept. 30 – Fresno, Calif. – Mario's
• Oct. 1 – San Jose, Calif. – The Ritz
• Oct. 2 – Sacramento, Calif. – Colonial Theatre
• Oct. 4 – Seattle, Wash. – El Corazon
• Oct. 5 – Boise, Idaho – Shrine Ballroom
• Oct. 7 – Colorado Springs, Colo. – Black Sheep
• Oct. 8 – Lawrence, Kan. – The Bottleneck
• Oct. 10 – Chicago, Ill. – WC Social Club
• Oct. 11 – Youngstown, Ohio – Westside Bowl
• Oct. 13 – Rochester, N.Y. – Montage Music Hall
• Oct. 14 – Reading, Pa. – Reverb
• Oct. 15 – Washington, D.C. – Black Cat
• Oct. 17 – Chattanooga, Tenn. – The Boneyard

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When temperatures are nearing triple digits and even the evenings feel warm, it's time to break out your favorite lightweight sleepwear to keep you cool and comfortable all night long. If you've been looking for a flowy, breezy option to wear while sleeping, napping, or lounging at home, Walmart's latest flash deal is worth a look. The Mintreus Nightgown is a top-rated option that comes in over 20 colors, and it's marked down to nearly 45% off right now.  

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Iron Maiden is making a major change to its iconic music catalog.

Pophouse Entertainment and Iron Maiden have entered into an agreement for the Björn Ulvaeus-founded firm to own a stake in the metal music legends' catalog.

The sale also includes the band's eponymous ghoul mascot, Eddie, with the intention of starting a digital universe inspired by the gaunt figure that's been the band's concept album cover main character since their 1980 self-titled release.

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Previously, Pophouse was known for brokering similar deals with ABBA and KISS for their music catalogs and brands. While the exact number has not been disclosed in the announcement published by Variety, the breaking report notes that it's a 50% "stake" in the British heavy metal band's "publishing and master music rights, and the name, image, and likeness (NIL) rights." In comparison, the KISS deal was publicized to be upward of $300 million in Pophouse's acquisition. They also own stakes in rights for Tina Turner, and Cyndi Lauper.

Fans might be wondering what this means for Iron Maiden's footprint in pop culture and Eddie's future in digital media. When sales like this happen, there's a vibe of concern that more rock titans are selling out. The band's manager, Rod Smallwood, assured that's not the case: “I am very excited about our relationship with Pophouse and the ability we now have to pursue, facilitate, and finance our many plans and dreams quicker than we ever hoped."

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The sale emphasizes an investment in immersive experiences for fans, led by Eddie, to take them throughout the band's musical eras in various projects like their Infinite Dreams Museum, inspired by their book, and Knebworth's EddFest.

Smallwood continued, "The interest in the band has never been bigger, and this strategic partnership, which we’ve been quietly working together on now for over a year, has already had results with the progress on the Infinite Dreams Museum and the filming of the current show. The fans can be assured there is a great deal more to come for Maiden, and Eddie will rule, OK!!”

Iron Maiden will celebrate 50 years with an induction into the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame later this year as they expand their legacy through this deal.

There are three things guaranteed in the world today: Death, taxes, and Jeopardy! being on. Believe it or not, the iconic game show has been on the air for over 60 years (though the modern incarnation we know and love technically debuted in 1984). Under the watchful eye of Ken Jennings (who himself was a record-breaking champion), Jeopardy! puts three people's trivia skills and reflexes to the ultimate test. And so many of the greats to grace those podiums started by simply watching the show as it aired on weekdays, as millions have done for over half a century.

Here's a spoiler-filled recap of who won Jeopardy! today, plus the answer to Final Jeopardy.

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Who won Jeopardy today?Caleb Groen

Caleb Groen won his ninth consecutive game, earning $20,000 and pushing his 9-day running total to $240,500.

Who are the Jeopardy contestants today?Khalid Kurji

Khalid Kurji is a cleantech funder from Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Patience Bruce

Patience Bruce is a real estate title examiner from Medford, Wisconsin.

Caleb Groen

Caleb Groen is a law and policy student originally from Thousand Oaks, California.

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What was Final Jeopardy today?

Final Jeopardy today was in the category "HISTORIC BOOKS"

The clue: "Ann Eliza Webb, an ex-spouse of this man, penned an exposé about the experience titled "Wife No.19'"

The answer: "Who is Brigham Young?"

Once again, Groen proved to be undefeated, walking into FJ at the end of the DJ round with a runaway lead of $23,000, far exceeding the totals of fellow contestants Kurji and Bruce, who had $8,400 and $9,400, respectively. 

While Groen did not answer FJ correctly (“Who is…Nabokov?), it didn’t matter, as he took a $3,000 hit from his wager for a final total of $20,000. Bruce nearly gave Groen a run for his money, however, answering correctly, and adding her wager of $9,400 for a total of $18,800, cutting it pretty close. Kurji also answered incorrectly with “Who is Hugh Hefner,” and after wagering nearly all his winnings, he walked away in third place with a symbolic $1.

Groen will be back on Wednesday for attempt number 10.

Did you get the answer? Sound off in the comments!

When is Jeopardy on next?

Jeopardy! will come back on Wednesday, June 15, with a new episode. Check your local listings to find out when to watch.

Where is Jeopardy streaming?

Jeopardy! is available on both Hulu and Peacock. Subscribers can enjoy watching new episodes the next day, as well as access a vault of many classic episodes to enjoy at a moment's notice.

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Nancy McKeon, who skyrocketed to fame back in the ’80s as tough-talking Jo Polniaczek on The Facts of Life, is honoring her onscreen husband, Scott Bryce, after his death.

McKeon, 60, rose to international stardom as Jo, a student who transferred to the all-girls Eastland School on the legendary sitcom alongside Kim Fields, Mindy Cohn, and Lisa Whelchel. She became a frequent face in TV movies, and when the aughts hit, she starred for several years on the police series The Division. In 2018, she took a spin on the dance floor on Dancing With the Stars. But one of the climaxes of her character's role on the series was her marriage to Rick Bronner, played by Bryce, who died earlier this week at 68 after a long cancer battle.

Today, McKeon made a rare appearance on social media to honor Bryce's memory.

"Am incredibly sad to learn that we have lost the lovely an talented Scott Bryce…💔
…as a fan, I loved watching his work on the soap opera As the World Turns, and when our writers on FOL wanted to cast the man that Jo would eventually marry, I quickly and enthusiastically asked that they please consider Scotty…🤗his talent won them over as well!
…an absolute privilege and am forever grateful for such beautiful memories…💜
…his son @jdotbryce wrote such an incredible tribute to his dad…my love and prayers to your family 💙🙏," McKeon captioned a fun throwback photo set of the duo walking down the aisle on the hit '80s sitcom.

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What Does Nancy McKeon Look Like These Days?

McKeon is aging with grace these days. The brunette beauty hit the opening night afterparty for the play “Pen Pals” at the West Bank Cafe at the tail end of 2024 in New York, and didn’t look all that different from her days at the Eastland School!

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Where Are McKeon’s Facts of Life Co-Stars?

While beloved star Charlotte Rae passed away in 2018, all McKeon’s fellow Eastland students are thriving. Lisa Whelchel, who played snooty Blair Warner, is thriving as a grandmother, while Kim Fields, who played the iconic Tootie, hasn’t aged a bit and still gathers people together each week for what she calls REFRESHreset, which focuses on breathwork. Mindy Cohn, who played the lovable Natalie, is currently in a professional renaissance, starring on Palm Royale alongside the legendary Carol Burnett. Now that’s a success story if we’ve ever heard one!

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"No, I never met Elvis," Mick Jagger admitted in a wide-ranging interview on the Conan O'Brien Needs a Friend podcast.

The Rolling Stones' lead singer had a simple explanation for why his path never crossed with the King of Rock 'n' Roll. The reason came down to a bit of cautionary advice from a Beatle and a classic case of conflicting rock history.

"The Daily Mirror, an English tabloid that still exists, you always did publicity with the Daily Mirror, and the Beatles did it," Jagger began telling Conan O'Brien in the July 13 episode. "There was a journalist, I can't remember his name, very famous at the time. And he took the Beatles in Los Angeles to visit with Elvis. There's pictures of this. They went up to Elvis's house and his pool."

O'Brien chimed in that he remembered hearing about the visit. George Harrison, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr walked into Presley's house, and he was watching TV and playing bass guitar. However, all four of the Beatles were high on drugs and told different versions of the events. It was Lennon's version that Jagger heard.

'Never Meet Your Heroes'

"I remember John telling me, 'Yeah, you know, you should never meet your heroes. I would never meet Elvis, Mick, if I were you,'" Jagger recalled. "And so I didn't; I took John's advice, which was really stupid of me, really. I would have loved to have met Elvis!"

Jagger went on to explain that Lennon told him the story of meeting Elvis Presley many times, emphasizing how "disappointed" he was.

"It sort of put me off," he said. "So I wanted my Elvis to myself -- my version of Elvis."

"I didn't want my version of Elvis shattered like John's was," he added. "But maybe my Elvis would have been different."

The Reality of the 1965 Meeting

The Beatles met the King on August 27, 1965, and many of the details O'Brien heard were later corroborated by Priscilla Presley, who was there. She also claimed that the five of them engaged in an hours-long jam session after Presley brought out his bass guitar. Despite what Lennon may have told Jagger later, Priscilla said that Lennon and McCartney even invited Presley back to their Benedict Canyon house. He didn't go, but members of his inner circle did.

"When they returned, they said that John wanted Elvis to know that without him there would be no Beatles," Priscilla said.

Jagger missed out on meeting his idol because he took a friend's disillusioned advice to "never meet your heroes." Instead, Jagger chose to protect his idealized version of the King of Rock 'n' Roll rather than risk disappointment. While only the people who were in the room will ever know for sure what happened that day, history suggests Lennon's negative account may have been exaggerated.

Love Island USA season 8 has officially come to an end, with Trinity and Bryce being crowned this year's winning couple. But between Kenzie’s splits, movie night, the KC and Aniya drama with Titi and couples beefing in the villa, there was a lot of drama accompanied by challenges, makeout sessions and fun bikini fashion, of course. But now that the season is over, we’re all wondering what’s next for our new favorite batch of islanders. While the core four and their men have just left the villa, already following each other and other islanders on social media, the Islanders who exited before them are quickly making moves. Jen and Gal released a fun photo shoot two days ago, with Jen pictured pouring coffee on Gal, making him scrub floors and tying him to a surfboard. 

Kenzie Annis, on the other hand, has already released a statement via Instagram about her time in Fiji. “Feeling so blessed and thankful after this amazing experience! God is truly amazing! I love ALL my Love Island season 8 fam!!!! Jeremiah 29:11 – ’For I know the plans I have for you,’ declares the Lord, ‘plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future,” the 24-year-old islander said in her post.

So, what’s next for Kenzie and her splits? Tomorrow, July 15, she’ll be guest starring on Alex Cooper’s ‘Call Her Daddy’ podcast. “DADDY GANG GUESS WHO WE’RE PULLING FOR A CHAT,” they captioned in an Instagram post. Cooper officially launched her podcast in 2018 and since then the show has catapulted, with her interviewing top celebrities and figures like Michelle Obama, Cardi B, Kim Kardashian, Simone Biles and so many more stars. She’s also talked with past islanders, like Amaya Espinal, Rob Rausch, Huda Mustafa and Leah Kateb.

While there are very few details about Cooper’s upcoming episode with Annis, we can expect to hear all about the islander’s experience on the show. During her time on the island, she befriended islanders like Jen and Aniya, but she was coupled up with her pick of men, including Zach, Corbin, Caleb and Dylan. Kenzie gave fans and viewers some insight into her current relationship with Dylan on Love Island USA’s Aftersun. “I do want to put a label on it of some kind, that we are exclusive, and let people know that,” she said. Tune into Alex Cooper’s Call Her Daddy podcast on YouTube tomorrow to hear all about her time in Fiji, her budding romance, friendships with the girls and more.

The Amity Affliction has some exciting news for their American fans.

The Australian metal band revealed on Instagram on Tuesday morning that they will be going on tour around the United States this November to support their latest project, House of Cards, which was released on April 24.

Starting on Halloween night in Cincinnati, The Amity Affliction will be visiting multiple states around the U.S., including New York, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, New Mexico, California, Arizona, Nevada and more, before wrapping up the string of shows in Portland on Nov. 28. Special guests include BlessTheFall, Orthodox and Buried in Spring.

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The U.S. leg of their tour will start a little more than two weeks before the Europe/UK leg concludes, which ends at the O2 Academy in Bristol on Oct. 13. The European shows were announced in February, two months before House of Cards was released, and are expected to kick off this September. In February, they went on a regional tour around Australia.

"We're a regional band," frontman Joey Birch told Rolling Stone Australia earlier this year. "We started in Gympie. Those kids don't go to every show. When you go there, it means more."

Joel Birch, Dan Brown, Ryan Burt and Ahren Stringer of The Amity Affliction performing on stage during Kerrang Tour at The O2 Institute Birmingham on December 5, 2017 in Birmingham, England.

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The Amity Affliction, which currently consists of Birch, Dan Brown and Jonathan Reeves, formed in 2003 in Gympie, a small town in Southeast Australia, by Ahren Stringer and Troy Brady during their final year of high school. The band was named and inspired by a close friend, who passed away in a car accident at 17 years old. By 2007, both Stringer and Brady left the band to pursue other projects, and have had a rotating lineup since. Birch has been a member since 2004, while Brown joined in 2012 as a touring musician and Reeves joined last year.

Since their formation 23 years ago, The Amity Affliction has released nine studio albums, with House of Cards being their most recent project. They are known for their highly personal songs, often dealing with the themes of depression, anxiety, substance abuse and death.

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House of Cards has served as a new era for Birch and the band. Birch dealt with the death of his mother and used this new project to process his emotions. He says that House of Cards has songs with some of the most confronting lyrics he has ever written.

"It was honest in that I believed in what I was making, but it wasn't honest in the sense of being true to how I was actually feeling," Birch told Rolling Stone Australia. "I think my big argument was that House of Cards started so nice. The first line of 'Heaven Sent' is a very nasty, sad line. I was like, 'I don't know if that's the foot to put forward.'"

Tickets for the United States leg of their upcoming tour will go on sale this Friday at 10 am local time. Fans can go to The Amity Affliction's official website for more information and to purchase tickets. House of Cards is out now on all streaming platforms.

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Mitch McConnell’s recent ‘proof of life’ photo doesn’t seem to be doing its job. The Senator was hospitalized a month ago on June 14 after suffering a fall that left him briefly unconscious. And then…nothing. Radio silence. As the days went by, the conspiracies grew. 

That is, until McConnell shared a photo of himself and his wife, Elaine Chao, from his hospital bed. Claiming that he was on the mend after a brief battle with a “mild case of pneumonia” and that “folks of my generation often hesitate to share the vulnerability that comes with growing older,” it seemed like the mystery was solved. Or was it?

Prominent politicians and celebrities have since posited their own conspiracy theories that McConnell’s photo is an AI hoax meant to trick the public into believing that he’s awake, alert, and alive. 

Earlier this week, republican Senator Ron Johnson stoked the fire by saying, “I’ve just heard from some other sources that was an older photo. So I really don’t know. I haven’t talked to Mitch. I certainly wish he and his family well. I hope he can recover,” while appearing on the conservative media channel Real America’s Voice. 

The questions didn’t stop there. A slew of social media speculation sparked a seemingly endless series of faux photos of McConnell. Political commentator Glenn Beck shared a carousel of mock pics on Instagram featuring the same hospital bed setup, but with very different subjects (Abraham Lincoln and Mary Todd Lincoln, Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, Tupac, and Elvis). Beck captioned his post, “It’s amazing how many people I’ve had 20 minute conversations with in the past few days! Thankfully, they all had today’s newspaper to prove it.” 

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Jimmy Kimmelposted a now-viral photo of his own head superimposed on McConnell’s body, writing, “For those who’ve been asking, I’m feeling great.” 

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The Daily Show’sJon Stewartalso had plenty to say on the matter: “McConnell was the one who suddenly disappeared for a month and nobody heard from him, to the point where the governor of his own state was asking for proof of life. Which coincidentally, we got yesterday.”

Stewart continues with a sarcastically biting, “Ladies and gentlemen, I give you the totally believable evidence that Mitch McConnell is not only alive, but the happiest boy in the hospital.” He then showed his own fake photos of McConnell and his wife, saying, “Here they are at Splash Mountain, and then apparently they climbed the spire of the Empire State Building and renewed their vows. And then, let’s say went to a World Cup game.” 

Of course, the memes and doctored photos kept coming. A steady stream of posts on Instagram and X features celebrities from JFK to Bernie Sanders sitting in McConnell’s hospital room, holding newspapers, and making catchy quips. And then there were the Reddit posts.

On a recent Reddit thread, commenters wrote, “You’re trying to put forward a ‘proof of life’ photo, yeah, either way, it’s a bad idea. Now we’ve more questions as this Weekend at Mitch’s sense over the entire situation is just weird in every sense”, “I think it’s a real, older photo of him with his wife that they AI-ed the newspaper into,” and, “The only entity that is apparently not skeptical of this news is the mainstream media in the U.S.” 

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Finding a lip product that checks every box isn't easy. Some formulas deliver rich color but leave lips feeling dry, while others add plenty of shine but only last an hour or two.

One of the most talked-about lip launches from Rihanna's beauty brand has shoppers raving. The latest update gives shoppers even more ways to wear a formula that many beauty gurus already keep within arm's reach.

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Fenty Beauty's Gloss Bomb Stix High-Shine Gloss Stick has officially expanded, with fresh shades now available at Ulta, giving fans even more options for their makeup bags. The glossy lip color sells for $27 and has earned a devoted following by combining the rich color of lipstick with the juicy shine of lip gloss.

Fenty Beauty by Rihanna Gloss Bomb Stix High-Shine Gloss Stick, $27 at Ulta

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The newest additions include Sweet Whiskey, a rich mahogany; Birthday Suit, a peachy nude; Black'r Berry, a deep berry; and two more wearable neutrals, Lu$t Bunny, a rosy nude; and Mightnight Ballerina, a plum brown.

Shoppers say the formula feels just as good as it looks. One reviewer wrote, "I need a lifetime supply," while others rave about how moisturizing it feels throughout the day.

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The formula is packed with skincare-inspired ingredients including squalane, vitamin E, shea butter and kiwi oil, helping lock in moisture while creating a comfortable, non-sticky finish. Fenty Beauty says it keeps lips hydrated for up to eight hours.

Gloss Bomb Stix wears like a hybrid of lipstick and gloss, delivering medium pigment with a high-shine finish. Swipe it on for a bolder color or dab it lightly for a softer, balm-like look.

Since launching Fenty Beauty in 2017, Rihanna has built the brand around inclusive, high-performing products that work across a wide range of skin tones. From its groundbreaking foundation range to its bestselling lip products, Fenty Beauty has become one of the beauty industry's most recognizable brands.

The new Gloss Bomb Stix shades continue that approach by offering everyday colors that work for everything from a natural daytime look to a more dramatic evening makeup routine.

If you've been searching for a lip product that adds color without sacrificing moisture, these new shades should be on your radar. Between the glossy finish, comfortable wear and growing lineup of flattering colors, it's easy to see why so many shoppers are already saying they'll need more than one.

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