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While the contents of your drawers aren’t in plain sight, keeping them organized is a great way to add an extra layer of calm and order to your home. Whether you have junk drawers that have been accumulating miscellaneous items for months or bathroom drawers cluttered with makeup and skincare products, you should streamline them so you can find everything you need with ease. This Manalete 15-Piece Drawer Bins Set is a great way to tidy up your belongings, and it’s currently a steal at Amazon! 

This drawer organizer set is now available for just $10. This is a deal you won’t want to miss because you’re getting these bins for well under a dollar each! 

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If you get overwhelmed every time you open your drawers, these organizing bins can help. This set includes four different bin sizes designed to meet all your decluttering needs — one large bin, two medium bins, five small bins, and seven mini bins. With different sizes to work with, you can configure the bins to perfectly fit in your drawers and maximize storage space. 

All the bins have 1.8-inch tall edges, offering enough height to prevent items from falling out while still being shallow enough to fit in most drawers. For size reference, the large bin measures 8.7 inches wide and 5.8 inches long, while the mini ones are 2.8 inches wide and long. The mini and small bins are great for organizing little bits and bobbles, trinkets, and even jewelry, while the medium and large bins are ideal for anything from bulky tools to kitchen utensils.

These bins are incredibly versatile. You can use them to streamline any drawer in any room. They’re great for organizing craft supplies, toiletries, skincare products, stationery, tools, and much more. They’d be especially handy to declutter your junk drawers and give all those miscellaneous items a designated place so you can find everything easily.

Reviewers said that they loved how well these bins kept all their little things separated and appreciated the variety of sizes. If you want to see how customers used these bins, check out these satisfying photos that they shared!

“These are a must for bathrooms, vanities, offices, and junk drawers,” one reviewer commented. Another shopper said that “these clear plastic bins are a game changer for anyone trying to get organized” and described them as “functional, sturdy, and sleek.” They also raved that they’re “perfect for decluttering drawers.”

Sturdy and durable, these bins are made of non-toxic polyethylene terephthalate plastic (PET). They have a stackable design, so you can nest one on top of the other when they’re not being used to save space. As a bonus, they look sleek and aesthetically pleasing, so you can use them to organize your countertops without being an eyesore. 

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Even the unseen parts of your home deserve to be neat and polished. If your drawers could use some tidying up, head to Amazon and snag the Manalete 15-Piece Drawer Bins Set for just $10. You should definitely hurry because it’s flying off the shelves — over 5,000 customers have purchased it in the past month! 

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Summer Houseis headed abroad!

NBCUniversal just announced the first international spinoff of Bravo's hit reality show, titled Summer House Canada, and revealed to The Hollywood Reporter on Thursday, July 9, that production has already begun in southern Ontario.

The 10-part Canadian Summer House spinoff will premiere on NBCUniversal's Hayu streaming platform in 2027.

Summer House Canada will operate under the same premise as the original series, with a group of friends escaping their busy lives for a summer share house on the weekends, but will be filmed in the picturesque area of Muskoka, Ontario, as opposed to the Hamptons. No details of the Summer House Canada cast have been released at this time.

“We’re thrilled to bring this adaptation of the standout Summer House format to the market—and Muskoka offers the perfect, iconic Canadian setting to introduce Summer House Canada and build on the franchise’s momentum,” Hendrik McDermott, managing director, international DTC at NBCUniversal, said in a statement to THR on Thursday.

“Summer House has become a beloved global franchise known for its authentic friendships, big personalities and the unforgettable moments that come from spending a summer together. We’re excited to build on that by bringing the Canadian summer experience to fans worldwide,” added Erin Haskett, President and Executive Producer of Lark Productions.

The news of Summer House's first international spinoff comes as the original series just secured its first-ever Emmy nomination in the Outstanding Unstructured Reality Program category.

The historic nomination comes after an explosive 10th season of the Bravo show, which concluded with a scandal involving co-stars Amanda Batula and West Wilson. The couple confirmed after the original Season 10 filming wrap date that they were in a relationship, sparking outrage due to Batula's recent estrangement from her husband, Kyle Cooke, and Wilson's previous split from Batula's former best friend, Ciara Miller.

Marilyn Manson, the provocative rock star, delivered a major surprise as he continued his One Assassination Under God Tour.

As part of his July run, the five-time Grammy nominee headlined Resurrection Fest in Viveiro, Spain alongside rock heavyweights Iron Maiden, Limp Bizkit and Sabaton.

The 57-year-old musician wasted no time thrilling fans with a rare performance.

His 18-song setlist included cult classics such as “Angel With the Scabbed Wings,” “Great Big White World” and “Dried Up, Tied and Dead to the World.”

Prior to this, he opened his set with “Nod If You Understand,” which was also featured on his 12th album.

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In addition, he further amped up the excitement by performing a rare track.

Manson performed “Personal Jesus,” a cover of the original song by Depeche Mode. This also marked his first live rendition of the song since 2017.

Marilyn Manson ayer terminando con Personal Jesus✝️.
Una de sus canciones que mas me gustan (aunque la original es de Depeche Mode).
Que gozada verlo en directo.
Para mi es el mas grande🤘🏻 pic.twitter.com/p4XdlJeN8c

Initially released as the lead single from his greatest hits compilation album, Lest We Forget: The Best Of, the controversial artist transformed the band’s synth-pop classic into an industrial rock anthem that reflected his signature sound.

Apart from that, he also gave his newly released track “Exit Wound” its live debut.

The song, which is part of his forthcoming album, was released on June 12 along with a cinematic music video.

Speaking of new albums, Manson’s upcoming 13th studio album is scheduled for worldwide release on August 14 via Nuclear Blast Records.

Following the rare performances, the Ohio native is currently in the middle of the summer European leg of his tour.

The 14-date trek will run throughout July, with the final concert scheduled for July 27 in Ghimbav, Romania.

In addition, the rock star will celebrate the 30th anniversary of his second studio album, Antichrist Superstar, with two special performances.

Jul. 4: Viveiro, Spain @ Resurrection Festival
Jul. 5: Lisbon, Portugal @ Evil Live Festival (MEO Arena)
Jul. 6: Seville, Spain @ Iconica Fest
Jul. 8: Nîmes, France @ Festival de Nîmes (Arènes de Nîmes)
Jul. 11: Ferrara, Italy @ Ferrara Summer Festival (Piazza Ariostea)
Jul. 13: Bari, Italy @ Fiera del Levante
Jul. 14: Rome, Italy @ Roma Summer Festival (Cavea Auditorium)
Jul. 16: Zagreb, Croatia @ Zagreb Arena
Jul. 18: Lodz, Poland @ Atlas Arena
Jul. 19: Vizovice, Czech Republic @ Masters of Rock
Jul. 21: Vienna, Austria @ METAStadt Open Air
Jul. 22: Budapest, Hungary @ Budapest Park
Jul. 24: Plovdiv, Bulgaria @ Hills of Rock Festival
Jul. 27: Ghimbav, Romania @ Rockstadt Extreme Fest
Oct. 31: The Wiltern, Los Angeles

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John Mellencamp surprised some lucky fans with a rehearsal concert that unearthed several past songs he hadn’t performed in years.

Just ahead of his Dancing Words Tour, the rocker, 74, performed at a free open rehearsal session to benefit the Evansville Rescue Mission near his Indiana hometown.

Ultimate Classic Rock shared the set list, noting that it featured multiple songs Mellencamp hadn’t performed live since the early 2000s, including “Our Country," which was last played in 2008, and “I Need a Lover," last played in 2009. In addition, Mellencamp performed his cover of Van Morrison's “Wild Night” for the first time since 2005.

The cover song, originally recorded with neo-soul artist Meshell NdegeOcello for Mellencamp’s Dance Naked album, went to No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100 in September 1994 and was the rocker’s last major Top 5 hit song. NdegeOcello sang with Mellencamp and played bass on the cover recording of the Van Morrison classic.

Mellencamp once spoke about working with NdegeOcello on the classic cover song, noting that the session was a happy accident. Speaking with ABC News, he recalled that they were jamming in the studio when he asked her to play the bass part of the Van Morrison song.

"She says, 'I don't know that song,'" Mellencamp shared. "And I said to her, 'You don't know "Wild Night" by Van Morrison?' And my band started playing it, and she started playing along."

Mellencamp added that an engineer took a listen to the impromptu session and suggested NdegeOcello return to the studio to officially record it.

"That's how that record was made," Mellencamp said. "It was an accident."

Mellencamp told The Los Angeles Times that he became aware of his duet collaborator after hearing her debut album, Plantation Lullabies, which was released in 1993.

“I liked what she did,” Mellencamp told the outlet. “I thought she was the real item.”

While he originally just wanted NdegeOcello to play bass on the track, he decided to have a second voice on the song. The result was a magical pairing that dominated 1994 radio.

Mellencamp also told  ABC, "If you noticed, most of my duets are interracial, and it was done for a reason. It was my way of saying, 'Look at what people could do if they don't judge each other.' We should be able to sing together, dance together, make love with each other, get married to each other, and become you know, human beings."

Mellencamp’s Dancing Words tour kicks off on  July 10 in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

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The Rolling Stones are proving that decades into their career, inspiration can still strike fast.

The legendary rock band revealed that their new album, Foreign Tongues, came together in less than a month while recording at Metropolis Studios in their hometown of London.

"We put this album together in under a month at Metropolis Studios in our hometown of London—it was a lot of fun," the band shared in a statement. "The critics seem to like it, we hope everyone loves it!"

The milestone was celebrated in style on July 8, when Mick Jagger and Ronnie Wood hosted an exclusive release party overlooking the River Thames from the terrace of London's newest luxury hotel, St. Clement.

The star-studded guest list included Daniel Craig, Rachel Weisz, Sam Fender, Sacha Baron Cohen, Simone Ashley, Christian Louboutin, John McEnroe, Glen Matlock and Vernon Kay, who joined the band to toast the release of Foreign Tongues.

The festivities ended with a dramatic 500-drone light show over the River Thames, illuminating the London skyline with the Rolling Stones' iconic tongue logo and artwork from the new album. The display appeared above landmarks including the London Eye and Big Ben and was synchronized to the band's latest single, "In The Stars."

The one-of-a-kind spectacle was designed by internationally acclaimed lighting designer Patrick Woodroffe.

"The music for the 500-drone light show was set to the new Stones song 'In The Stars' and is a fitting metaphor to see the iconic and much-loved Stones' tongue hanging over the River Thames to celebrate a record made here in the city of London," Woodroffe said.

With Foreign Tongues already earning positive reviews and the band celebrating its arrival with a memorable London spectacle, the Rolling Stones are showing they can still make headlines (and new music) at an impressive pace.

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Sometimes, you never know how the public will react.

That's what Shameless star Emmy Rossum learned when her equal pay dispute became public. While she braced herself for backlash, the actress instead saw widespread surprise that she wasn't already earning equal pay—a response she says quickly shifted the conversation.

The actress recalled learning that her private salary negotiations with Showtime had become public while she was scrolling through X during a writers' retreat. “I was on a writer’s retreat, and I was procrastinating, and I opened up Twitter, and it was a headline that we were in a stalemate, and I was shook,” she shared on the Call Her Daddy podcast about the 2016 conflict. “It’s a private business negotiation, and I never imagined it would become public. Not just for the public, but for the cast and crew. Everyone was doing their own negotiation. So I certainly didn’t want that. I didn’t say anything.”

Instead, Rossum said people were surprised she wasn't already earning the same salary as Shameless costar William H. Macy, and the shift in public conversation was so swift that the dispute was resolved within a day.

“The tide really shifted,” she revealed. “People seemed to write other articles, like immediately commenting on that, being quite surprised that I wasn’t already being paid equal. And it was resolved within a day. I was shocked, and quite frankly, very, very surprised that we actually got it.”

As an original member of the Shameless ensemble, Rossum said she had no issue with Macy earning more than she did when the series began because "it made a lot of sense" for him to be paid "a lot more money than me." But as the show's popularity soared and her character, Fiona, evolved into a co-lead, Rossum believed her compensation should reflect her growing importance to the series. By season 3, she said she had the "receipts" and "fan engagement" to justify equal pay.

After her initial request was denied, Rossum said her renewed push for equal pay ahead of season 8 was "shut down pretty fast," leaving her unsure "if we were going to get it."

Rossum's final season of Shameless was Season 9. The series continued for two more seasons before ending in 2021.

Allison Janney's psychic habit may have proved more insightful than even she imagined!

The West Wing actress, 66, revealed her "weird" psychic prediction that came true during a conversation with guest host Tiffany Haddish on Jimmy Kimmel Live, revealing that it initially had her swearing off clairvoyants for good.

Janney admitted to Haddish during the Tuesday, July 7, episode that the Girls Trip star could have "no idea" how much money she's spent on psychics over the years, even shelling out for a pet psychic to give her insight into her dogs' past lives.

Asked if any of the predictions she's received over the years have come true, Janney answered, "Yes—and this was weird."

She then recalled meeting a psychic at a hotel many years ago, who zeroed in on the photo Janney had of Chuck Lorre, the producer behind huge hits like The Big Bang Theory, Two and a Half Men, and Young Sheldon.

Janney was developing "something" with Lorre at the time, so she was delighted when the psychic told her, "This man, you’re gonna have a very long relationship with him."

That prediction seemed to go up in smoke, however, when Janney's project with Lorre fell through. "I was like, ‘God, I’m never going to another psychic," the actress recalled.

Just two years later, however, Janney was cast alongside Anna Faris in Lorre's CBSsitcomMom, which would go on to run from 2013 to 2021.

Janney's faith in psychics has, needless to say, been revived. “I think it’s cheaper than therapy, in a way,” the Emmy-winning actress explained. “It’s so great when you leave, and you hear something… This one psychic told me—and it didn’t happen—said that I was gonna meet the man of my dreams and I was gonna have all this wild, hot sex with him."

While Janney never found the mystery man nicknamed "Hot Pants," she did say the prediction got her to "go out more" and embrace the possibility of romance. "Because I was like, ‘Nah, I don’t wanna go to that party, but maybe Hot Pants is gonna be there. So I’m gonna go.’”

"Total Eclipse of the Heart" hitmaker Bonnie Tyler has died at the age of 75.

According to a statement on her website, the beloved Welsh singer, born Gaynor Hopkins, died "unexpectedly" last night, July 8, 2026, at a hospital in Portugal.

"Bonnie’s family and team are heartbroken to announce that Bonnie unexpectedly passed away last night in hospital in Portugal as a result of the illness that she was being treated for," the statement read. "We will issue a further statement shortly but for now ask for privacy to deal with this tragedy."

In May, the Grammy-nominated singer was rushed to a hospital in Faro, Portugal, where she underwent emergency intestinal surgery and was placed in an induced coma to assist her in her recovery. Per the BBC, a spokesperson gave an update last month, stating that the "Holding Out For a Hero" singer was out of the coma but still remained unwell. Although her recovery was "slow," doctors seemed confident that she would recover from the illness.

Shortly after the news broke, BBC Morning Live host Gethin Jones interrupted the show to announce Tyler's death and pay tribute.

The presenter read out the statement from her website, adding: "Sad news" as co-host Kimberley Walsh said that Tyler was a "legend."

Jones went on to reminisce about the time he met the musician at the Queen's Jubilee in Swansea in 2022.

"She walked out and everyone just stopped," he recalled. "She had the most infectious, energetic personality, when it just lifts everyone."

Tyler, who was discovered by talent scout Roger Bell in a club in Wales, rose to fame in 1976 following the release of "Lost in France," which peaked at No. 9 on the UK Singles Chart. What followed were the singer's most iconic tracks, including 1978's "It's a Heartache," 1983's "Total Eclipse of the Heart," and 1984's "Holding Out for a Hero."

Earlier this year, "Total Eclipse of the Heart" reached a huge milestone after it surpassed one billion streams on Spotify.

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If you're a dedicated loyalty point collector, your strategy has likely always followed a very specific, traditional playbook.

You aggressively stack up hotel points during business trips or weekend getaways, only to cash them in for free nights at a beach resort or a high-end city boutique. It's a tried-and-true cycle—but it has always left out one of the absolute biggest segments of the travel industry: the open ocean.

That massive barrier is officially coming down. In what is easily one of the most game-changing loyalty shakeups of the season, Hilton and Explora Journeys—the ultra-elegant, luxury ocean travel brand of the MSC Group—have launched a massive joint venture that allows Hilton Honors members to bridge their rewards from land to sea.

Beginning today, the program's 250 million global members can officially earn and redeem their hotel points to book luxury cruise sailings across Explora’s entire global itinerary menu.

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The blockbuster tie-in comes at a fascinating moment for the cruise industry. According to new internal consumer data from Hilton, a staggering 61% of Hilton Honors members report that they plan to book a cruise within the next 24 months. By folding Explora Journeys into its newly launched Hilton Honors Adventures category, the hotel giant is essentially building a direct path for point-obsessed travelers to fund bucket-list ocean voyages entirely with hotel currency.

For luxury cruise enthusiasts, the perks of booking through the portal are incredibly lucrative, treating guests to a high-end blend of retail discounts, point multipliers and elite onboard treatment:

• The Baseline Perks: Every member who books an Explora sailing through the Hilton portal pocket an immediate 5% discount off the total fare, while racking up 10 base Hilton Honors points for every single U.S. dollar spent on the ticket.
• Gold Status Perks: Travelers holding Gold status will unlock specialized bonus multipliers along with an exclusive welcome cocktail reception hosted directly by the ship's leadership team.
• Diamond Status Perks: Elite Diamond tier holders take home all the baseline perks plus enhanced Journey Experience Credits to use on the ship's curated, fine-dining restaurants or high-end spa treatments.
• Diamond Reserve Perks: For travelers who have achieved Hilton's ultra-exclusive, top-tier Diamond Reserve status, the red carpet is completely rolled out. They receive private port transfers, unique behind-the-scenes bridge tours with the ship's officers and a huge 120% point-earning bonus.

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Explora x Hilton

Even better? Every single night you spend sleeping on the ocean counts directly toward maintaining your Hilton Honors elite hotel status for the following year.

The timing of the launch is also remarkably precise, lining up perfectly with the highly anticipated maiden voyage of the line’s brand-new flagship vessel, EXPLORA III. The environmentally advanced LNG-powered ship is making its highly anticipated global debut this July, giving point-redeeming guests a front-row seat to the pinnacle of modern Swiss hospitality and European maritime design.

Whether you're looking to cash in a massive mountain of points for an unhurried, slow-paced summer journey through the majestic fjords of Northern Europe, explore the sun-drenched hidden coves of the Mediterranean, or plan an island-hopping winter getaway through the Caribbean, it's a brilliant way to travel a little further.

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If you're in the habit of checking food labels, you probably already know that many frozen desserts come with quite an ingredient list. That's what makes Costco's latest freezer find one of the sweetest feel-good treats of summer.

Ice Cream for Bears Sundae Cups have been spotted in stores for $17.99 per 12-count box, and shoppers can choose from Waves of Fudge or Caramel Dunes. With a short ingredient list, grass-fed dairy, raw honey, and no artificial flavors or colors, these sundae cups are worth a spot in the freezer.

You can see them in this July 8 Instagram from @costcobuys: 

Photo by Howard R Wheeler on Unsplash

What sets the brand apart isn't just the playful name. According to Ice Cream for Bears, the company focuses on simple ingredients, grass-fed dairy, and raw honey as its sweetener rather than refined sugar.

The Caramel Dunes flavor is made with ingredients including milk, cream, raw honey, egg yolk, vanilla extract, and a caramel swirl made from cream, honey, butter, dates, skim milk, coconut oil, and salt. Waves of Fudge features a fudge swirl made with honey, cream, butter, cocoa, skim milk, and salt. No gums, artificial flavors, colors, or ingredients you can't pronounce.

The company describes its philosophy as creating ice cream made with recognizable ingredients and without refined sugars or many of the additives commonly found in frozen desserts. Ice Cream for Bears also notes that its dairy is sourced from regeneratively managed farms.

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Beyond the sundae cups at Costco, the brand offers pint flavors with equally memorable names, including Honey Honey, Bearista, Roar-Ange Cream, and Churro & Burrow.

Shoppers were quick to share their excitement. One commenter wrote, "I love this brand, and it's SUPER CLEAN!" Another added, "OMG OMG OMG yes yes yes!"

Others pointed to the value. One shopper commented, "12 cups is such a great deal for grass-fed dairy + honey! yum."

Another noted that individual pints often sell for $8 to $9 at local grocery stores.

As with many new Costco items, availability can vary by warehouse and region. You can check the Costco app or online using the Waves of Fudge item #2063542 to see if they're in a store near you.

Whether you're drawn to the honey-sweetened recipe, the short ingredient list, or just the adorable bear-themed branding, these new sundae cups offer a fun, feel-good twist on dessert.

Bonnie Tyler stood as one of the greatest and most unmistakable female voices in the history of the music industry. With her signature, husky delivery, the legendary singer defined the sound of a generation.

The entertainer died at the age of 75 on July 8 in a hospital in Portugal. In a statement posted to her official website, her death was "a result of the illness that she was being treated for. We will issue a further statement shortly but for now, ask for privacy to deal with this tragedy.”

Yet despite a career filled with chart-topping triumphs, there was one pivotal behind-the-scenes moment she could never quite shake. It was a single choice made at the absolute height of her fame, and lingered with her for over four decades.

In a 2025 interview with The Telegraph, Tyler expressed her regret about turning down the opportunity to record a theme for the 1983 James Bond Film Never Say Never Again. She called it her worst decision.

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"I’d love to do a [James] Bond theme because I turned one down for Never Say Never Again. My God, I was so excited when they asked me, but then I heard the song, and I didn’t believe in it," she explained.

Tyler added, "So, please, if anybody’s reading this, I wish they’d ask me again because I want a Bond song." Sadly, the singing superstar never had the opportunity fulfill her wish.

The theme for Never Say Never Again was sung by Lani Hall and composed by Michel Legrand with lyrics by Alan and Marilyn Bergman. The song did not hit the Billboard charts.

Despite missing out on the opportunity to be a part of the James Bond stable of singers, Tyler had a pretty remarkable career.

She won the World Song Festival in Japan in 1979. She represented the United Kingdom and won the Grand Prix International award for her performance of the song "Sitting on the Edge of the Ocean."

Coming in second place was Cissy Houston, gospel singer and Whitney Houston's mother. Tyler shared a photo with Whitney backstage on Facebook, writing, "Cissy Houston represented the US, and Whitney was there. She asked for my autograph backstage; she was only about 15 or 16 and so sweet."

The legendary Welsh vocalist transformed the landscape of pop-rock with her raspy, emotionally charged delivery, skyrocketing to global fame on the back of her breakout 1977 single, "It's a Heartache." She permanently redefined the sound of the 1980s with "Total Eclipse of the Heart" and the high-energy anthem "Holding Out for a Hero."

Deadline reported that Bonnie Tyler was placed in a medically induced coma in late April, 2026, after emergency surgery for a perforated intestine. The outlet reported, "A spokesperson later said she was out of the coma, but remained very unwell in hospital, with doctors predicting a slow recovery. Her health issues meant tour dates for this summer were cancelled."

Today marks what would have been the 80th birthday of the forever legendary Bon Scott, AC/DC's vocalist for their first seven records. Scott was with the band during their rise to fame internationally, including the legendary album "Highway to Hell." At the height of his success with the group and just before international acclaim, he would pass away from alcohol poisoning in 1980.

There is no AC/DC without Scott. He was a legend who helped foster the band into the iconic hard rock group we all know and love today. He is also someone who hasn't been forgotten all these years later, with Classic Rock Magazine crowning him as the greatest front-man of all time in 2004.

Scott's legacy is written with questions of "what if," as he was a light that was snuffed out far too soon. His death has entered rock mythology as a pivotal and enduring moment of tragedy that changed rock music forever. He was extremely young, being only 33 years old at the time. There's so much history the band would have been able to include him in had things gone differently.

His legacy remains today, with his grave in Australia becoming a declared national heritage site. It also endures through some of AC/DC's most legendary music, including their massive hit album "Back in Black," which was released as a tribute to Scott. The album features many of the band's biggest hits, and wouldn't exist without the memory he left behind.

It's a great shame in the music world that we don't get to celebrate Scott's 80th with him still here. He laid so much groundwork for the way rock and metal vocals would evolve over the coming years. You don't get any of the hard rock and metal acts of the eighties without him.

Happy Birthday, Bon. You're greatly missed.

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As a shopping writer, I’m always on the lookout for decor that makes guests ask, “Where did you get that?” They’re usually not the biggest items in a space — they’re the unexpected accents that add color, character, and a little bit of personality. A unique lamp, a vintage-inspired storage solution, a kitschy vase, or a statement rug can all make a home feel more curated without requiring a full redesign.

The latest affordable find that caught my eye is the Mainstays Blue Flower Shop Coir Fiber Doormat at Walmart. Priced at just $5, it has the same playful, vintage-inspired look shoppers love from retailers like Anthropologie, making it an easy way to give your entryway a designer-inspired refresh for less.

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This flower shop-inspired coir doormat brings all the charm of a quaint neighborhood market right to your front porch. The illustrated design features a cheerful blue storefront with oversized arched windows flanking a centered entry door, creating a perfectly symmetrical facade that's full of inviting details. Above the windows, striped navy and ivory awnings instantly evoke a classic European florist, while lush green garlands dotted with white and warm orange blooms frame each arch for a fresh, seasonal touch. 

Along the bottom, rows of colorful potted plants in terracotta-red planters line the storefront, their leafy greens and bright blossoms adding even more dimension against the vibrant sky-blue background. Bold navy outlines and saturated blocks of color give the artwork a hand-painted, storybook feel, making it a playful accent that's just as decorative as it is functional.

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Crafted from durable natural coir, the textured surface helps brush dirt, dust, and debris from shoes before they make their way indoors, making it a practical choice for busy entryways throughout the year. A skid-resistant backing helps keep the mat securely in place on porches, patios, or inside the front door, while the sturdy construction is designed to withstand everyday foot traffic season after season. 

Maintaining its sweet look is super simple — just shake it out or lightly vacuum as needed to keep the colors looking crisp. Whether layered over a larger outdoor rug or displayed on its own, this cheerful doormat offers an inviting welcome that's especially fitting for spring and summer.

Shoppers gushed over the “adorable” and “cheery” design of this “thick” and “durable” doormat. One shopper wrote, “The colors are super vibrant, and I love the fact that it’s heavy as well, so that it doesn’t move around very easily on the porch.”

Others shared that the charming design makes a memorable first impression, with another reviewer noting that it creates “an inviting and warm atmosphere for guests.”

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With similar styles selling for over $50, the $5 Mainstays Blue Flower Shop Coir Fiber Doormat is an absolute steal. Shop it at Walmart today!

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More than three decades after forming, American rock band Staind is back on the Billboard 200 chart.

The group's compilation album, The Singles: 1996→2006, has re-entered the Billboard 200 at No. 195, marking an unexpected return for a collection that was first released nearly 20 years ago. The re-entry gives the band another chart milestone 31 years after its formation in 1995.

According to Billboard's latest rankings, the album returned to the chart after peaking at No. 41 on its original run and spending 12 weeks on the Billboard 200.

Staind formed in Springfield, Massachusetts, in 1995 with vocalist and rhythm guitarist Aaron Lewis, guitarist Mike Mushok, bassist Johnny April and drummer Jon Wysocki. The band became one of the biggest names in post-grunge and alternative rock during the early 2000s.

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Released in November 2006 through Atlantic Records, The Singles: 1996→2006 was designed as a retrospective collection of the band's biggest songs from its first decade. The release also arrived alongside a companion DVD titled Staind: The Videos.

The collection includes many of the songs that helped define Staind's commercial peak, including "It's Been Awhile," "For You," "Epiphany," "So Far Away," "Price to Play," "Zoe Jane" and "Right Here."

The album also featured a remastered version of "Come Again" from the band's independent debut Tormented as well as live recordings from a 2006 performance at New York City's Hiro Ballroom.

Among those live tracks were covers of "Nutshell" by Alice in Chains, "Sober" by Tool and "Comfortably Numb" by Pink Floyd.

The renewed chart success arrives as interest in the band's catalog continues to grow ahead of several major projects.

Staind recently announced additional performances celebrating the 25th anniversary of its breakthrough album Break the Cycle, the record that turned the group into one of rock radio's biggest acts.

Released in 2001, Break the Cycle debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and produced the band's signature hit, "It's Been Awhile." The album eventually earned five-times platinum certification in the United States and sold millions of copies worldwide.

The record also produced fan favorites including "Fade," "Outside," "For You" and "Epiphany."

This fall, Staind will celebrate the landmark album with anniversary performances and a North American tour featuring Seether, Hoobastank and Hinder.

The band's return to touring has helped keep its music in front of longtime listeners while introducing the catalog to younger fans discovering early 2000s rock for the first time.

The chart comeback also comes as the band prepares for its next studio chapter. Guitarist Mike Mushok recently confirmed that Staind has completed work on its ninth studio album, which is tentatively expected to arrive in early 2027.

"We have a new record that's actually done," Mushok said while speaking during an interview at Sonic Temple festival, per Blabbermouth.

As for the release schedule, he added: "It won't be out this year, I don't think."

The upcoming project will follow 2023's Confessions of the Fallen, the band's first studio album in 12 years. Mushok also suggested the group will continue experimenting with newer sounds introduced on that record.

For a band that started in Massachusetts clubs in 1995, returning to the Billboard 200 in 2026 with a greatest-hits collection released in 2006 is another reminder that rock audiences continue to revisit the songs that defined an era.

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It's been exactly 285 days since we watched the doors of the Big Brother house shut. But now, the door is ready to swing back open for the newest group of houseguests on the hit CBS reality show, ready for another summer of slop, showmances and strategy. And, while little is known about the 90-minute premiere coming, it should be full of plenty of info about the new cast of characters, some competitions, and a good old-fashioned twist or two.

Here's everything to know about the Big Brother 28 premiere, including how and when to watch.

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Big Brother 28 premieres with a special 90-minute episode on Thursday, July 9.

Big Brother is available to watch on CBS.

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

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

Big Brother 28, until further notice, will air all of its episodes at 8:00 p.m. ET/PT.

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Big Brother is available to watch live on CBS and on Paramount+ with a Paramount+ Premium plan.

The Big Brother 28 live feeds are set to turn on right after the airing of Big Brother: Unlocked on Friday, July 10 at 9:00 p.m. ET. Feeds are available for Paramount+ subscribers, free with ads on Pluto TV, and, for the first time, on YouTube for a limited time following each episode.

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Few Hollywood careers inspire the kind of affection reserved for the woman behind Norma Rae, Steel Magnolias and Mrs. Doubtfire. So when the Television Academy revealed its 2026 nominees on Wednesday morning, is was unusually satisfying to see the Flying Nun herself, Sally Field, back in the Emmy race for the first time in 17 years.

The 79-year-old earned a nomination for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie for Netflix's Remarkably Bright Creatures, according to our own Parade reporting, which listed her among the morning's happiest surprises. Based on Shelby Van Pelt's bestselling 2022 novel, the film stars Field as Tova Sullivan, a widow who takes a job at an aquarium and forms an unlikely bond with a giant octopus while searching for answers about her son's disappearance. Lewis Pullman co-stars in the adaptation, which premiered on the streamer May 8.

The nod ends what Deadlinedescribed as a "17-year drought" for one of television's most decorated performers. Field has won three Emmys across her remarkable run, for the 1976 TV movie Sybil, a memorable guest arc on ERin 2000 and the family drama Brothers & Sisters in 2007. Her Emmy nominations stopped arriving after that series wrapped, even as her film work kept earning acclaim, including an Oscar nomination for playing Mary Todd Lincoln in 2012's Lincoln.

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Wednesday's announcement, presented in Los Angeles by Emmy winners Jeff Hiller and Liza Colón-Zayas, produced surprises in nearly every category, from unexpected acting nods to full shutouts of heavily campaigned series. But few of those noms carried the warmth of Field's return to the race. Awards coverage across the industry singled out her nomination as one of the day's feel-good headlines, a rarity in a morning defined largely by snub talk.

Remarkably Bright Creatures marked Field's first film since 2023, ending a three-year stretch away from acting. The star, who turns 80 in November, has spent much of this year celebrating six decades in Hollywood, a journey that began with a teenage Gidget in 1965 and grew to include two Best Actress Oscars, a Tony and a SAG Life Achievement Award. Emmy voters clearly responded to the same tenderness that had audiences reaching for tissues this spring.

She joins a competitive year across the board. The Pitt led all programs with 25 nominations, followed by the final season of Hacks with 24. The 78th Emmy Awards, hosted by Mariska Hargitay, air September 14 on NBC and Peacock, giving Field a little more than two months to prepare for a return to a stage she knows well. Fans have been saying it since that famous 1985 Oscar speech, and Wednesday's announcement proved the Television Academy agrees: they still like her.

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Ringo Starr celebrated his 86th birthday with a very special honor from the University of Liverpool.

The Beatles member, who celebrated turning 86 with his annual Peace and Love Birthday Event at Beverly Gardens Park in Beverly Hills, Calif., was presented with an honorary doctorate by the University of Liverpool before the party got underway on Tuesday, July 7.

“I want to thank the University of Liverpool for this honorary degree and for coming all the way to L.A. to bestow it—I’m really honored,” Starr said of the distinction, as per the BBC.

The drummer also passed on his advice to graduates back in his hometown of Liverpool.

“I’ve been thinking back on my life a lot lately, and when I chose to become a drummer full-time, my family discouraged me,” he said, according to the outlet. “And they could have been right, but they weren’t—it all worked out.”

“So to all the graduates back in Liverpool, I send peace and love and want to say don’t be afraid to follow your dreams, or take that right turn and see where it goes," he continued.

University of Liverpool chancellor Wendy Beetlestone called it a "great privilege" to recognize Starr with an honorary doctorate, praising him for his "influential music work, particularly in The Beatles," which has "helped shape the identity and global reputation of Liverpool,” according to the BBC.

Beetlestone added that Starr has played a "key role" in making Liverpool a location that inspires people to both visit and study.

Vice-chancellor professor Tim Jones agreed, "This honorary degree expresses our sincere respect for the contribution Ringo has made to music and to Liverpool's heritage and culture."

Starr's big bash also featured the musician's traditional "Peace and Love" chant, which has been a special part of his birthday since 2008. Starr was joined at the event by his wife, Barbara Bach, as well as a host of famous guests, including Grammy-winning guitarist T-Bone Burnett, iconic drummer Jim Keltner and actor Ed Begley Jr.

Bill Ward, the iconic drummer and co-founder of Black Sabbath, shared a personal update with fans regarding his current condition.

The 78-year-old legend took to social media, revealing changes in how he gets around.

In an Instagram post, the '60s rock star was all smiles as he sat in a wheelchair, still looking dapper in an all-black outfit.

According to Ward, it has been about 18 months since he began using a wheelchair in public for mobility, especially in airports and at special events.

Moreover, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee mentioned that he "can still walk," but because of his age, walking long distances has become more difficult.

Despite his age and condition, Ward proudly reassured fans that his passion for making music remains as strong as ever and that he can still play drums well.

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As for retirement, the Black Sabbath co-founder made it clear that he has no intention of retiring or stepping away from music.

“My talents and ambitions, and my unyielding need to be artful, and to play drums, is still as strong as it was so many years ago now. I’m just saying if you see me in a wheelchair, I’m just catching a ride, I’m not in retirement or ill or giving up, or any of those thoughts that ignite when we see people in wheelchairs. I’m making myself public and transparent about my new transport and letting you know I’m OK. If you see me in the airports or visiting friends in the music arenas or theatres, say hi, I don’t bite, I’ll just look different, as pictured here. Much love to you all and I’ll keep rocking until I’m dead,” he said.

The heartfelt message sparked an outpouring of support, with fans praising his resilience and positive outlook.

“Those feet have been the backbone of heavy music for 57 years, they need and deserve a rest here and there,” one wrote.

“You're not simply a drummer; you are a LEGENDARY drummer. I love you Bill,” a commenter said.

“Take this deserved rest, and keep on rockin',” another follower added.

Another Instagram user commented, “You're nothing but the best. You rest all you want. So deserved after all the years of touring, being the backbone of the best Heavy Metal band ever. Your influences have gone worldwide.”

Furthermore, VH1 Classic's That Metal Show co-host Eddie Trunk joined the chorus of support, writing, “All the best Bill!”

The drummer's health update came almost a year after the passing of bandmate Ozzy Osbourne.

At 76, he passed away on July 22, 2025, due to acute myocardial infarction and cardiac arrest, following a Parkinson's disease diagnosis in 2019.

Following Osbourne's death, Ward penned an emotional tribute to the late Black Sabbath vocalist, sharing his “deepest condolences” to his wife, Sharon and their children.

Osbourne died from an acute myocardial infarction and out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, according to his death certificate.

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49 years ago today, Elvis Costello quit his job at a cosmetics factory to pursue music full-time. Although he became a rock legend, none of his songs ever made it to the top of the Billboard Hot 100. His 1989 song, “Veronica,” was his highest-charting song. It peaked at No. 19.

“Veronica” was co-written by Costello and Paul McCartney. The lyrics were inspired by Costello's grandmother, who suffered from Alzheimer's. Her Catholic confirmation name,  Veronica, inspired the title of the song.

During a BBC interview, Costello spoke about the creation of the song. He said, “I wanted to write a song about this old person sitting there and appearing to be completely gone, as we say, but really coming and going and sometimes being completely lucid—but not making it a sentimental song. I wanted it to be sort of defiant and happy, as if it was about a very young girl who was just starting out her life.”

He continued, “I really took a lot of it from when I was talking with my grandmother, when I went to visit her during the last few years of her life. It’s like a love song in a way for her, but written as if it’s about a young girl. The pop music thing bears that up—people will hear the song and maybe say, 'Oh yeah, it’s about this young girl Veronica,' and then maybe listen a little bit more. I’m not making any big point, it’s just a little bit of hope and a love song from me.”

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Costello also spoke about what it was like working with the iconic Beatle in an interview with The Current. “When you mentioned Paul—yes, it is really, really something to say that you wrote 15 songs for Paul McCartney because of all the other songs he wrote, and maybe even a few I wrote, but the thing I take to heart most of all is the starting point for that collaboration was ‘Veronica.’”

He continued, “The first song we wrote, ‘Veronica,’ is a song about my grandmother's descent into Alzheimer's dementia. And the fact that he had the heart to see what story I had brought into the room, and helped me make it into a coherent song, where the bright carriage of the music allowed people to hear the song as a pop music piece before they realized what it was about. So I don't so much, you know, as you say, you heard the song before you realize it's a collaboration. I think it's possible to make music that's about serious, even tragic subjects, and have people appreciate the music that carries them before the implication of the lyric arrives in their understanding. That's very true.”

Costello is 71. He is still actively performing and is currently on his tour, Radio Soul!: The Songs of Elvis Costello From The Early Days to the Late Hours. He is set to perform on August 8 in Massachusetts.

Bonnie Tyler, queen of the ‘80s rock ballad, died this morning at 75.

She passed unexpectedly in a hospital in Portugal, where she was being treated for an illness.

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Her family shared the news today in a statement on her official website. According to NPR, she was hospitalized in May in Faro, where she had a home, for emergency intestinal surgery and was later placed in an induced coma.

“Bonnie’s family and team are heartbroken to announce that Bonnie unexpectedly passed away last night in a hospital in Portugal as a result of the illness that she was being treated for,” the statement read.

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As fans around the world mourn the loss of the Grammy-nominated Welsh pop singer, many are looking back at her final live performances—clips that have become poignant farewells no one realized were goodbyes.

In one performance, she takes the stage at the Centennial Hall (Hala Stulecia) in Wroclaw, Poland, on June 20, 2025, performing a full headline set and treating fans to gravelly renditions of her greatest hits. The show was part of Tyler’s 40 Years of Total Eclipse of the Heartanniversary tour, and the blonde-topped legend delivered a set that blended massive classic ballads and upbeat rock covers with her distinct, raspy vocals.

Perhaps the most emotionally charged moment of the night came with her 1983 hit “Total Eclipse of the Heart.”

Over three verses, Tyler delivered a masterclass in classic rock. Wearing black leather pants and a black blazer with a rhinestone lapel, she balanced the intensity of her iconic hit with a warm, intimate connection to her Polish audience.

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Set within Wroclaw’s UNESCO World Heritage Site, the grand, domed architecture of the hall proved a breathtaking backdrop, with the acoustics elevating the song's dramatic buildup and making the experience feel majestic and immersive. In a word, it seemed magical.

During her music career, Tyler earned three Grammy nods, came in the Top 20 at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2013 for Britain, and received an MBE for her services to music from Queen Elizabeth II in 2023. Much of her success can be attributed to her signature hit, which, per NPR, has been streamed more than 1 billion times.

The No. 1 smash camped out at the top spot for four weeks on the Billboard Hot 100. Written and produced by Jim Steinman, the track made Tyler the first Welsh singer to top the chart and ranked as the No. 6 song of 1983 on the Billboard Year-End Hot 100.

“I never get tired of ‘Total Eclipse of the Heart,’” Tyler told the BBC in 2023.

More than four decades after "Total Eclipse of the Heart" first captivated audiences, Tyler's unmistakable voice continues to echo far beyond the final note of her last performance. And will do so for decades to come.

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