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Rebecca Gayheart’s Last Posted Photos of Eric Dane Shows Him Full of Joy and Life
Eric Dane, actor, father of two, and longtime sidekick of actress Rebecca Gayheart, has died. He was 53 years old.
According to a statement from Dane’s family, the Euphoria and Grey’s Anatomy star passed away this afternoon.
View this post on Instagram“With heavy hearts, we share that Eric Dane passed on Thursday afternoon following a courageous battle with ALS,” the statement read. “He spent his final days surrounded by dear friends, his devoted wife, and his two beautiful daughters, Billie and Georgia, who were the center of his world.”
It continued, “Throughout his journey with ALS, Eric became a passionate advocate for awareness and research, determined to make a difference for others facing the same fight. He will be deeply missed, and lovingly remembered always. Eric adored his fans and is forever grateful for the outpouring of love and support he’s received. The family has asked for privacy as they navigate this impossible time.”
Ten months ago, Dane shared his ALS diagnosis with the world, telling People, “I have been diagnosed with ALS. I am grateful to have my loving family by my side as we navigate this next chapter.”
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View this post on InstagramIn a recently published personal essay, penned by Gayheart for The Cut, the actress said that she and Dane, though technically still married, they are not a couple. Rather, they are family.
Dane and Gayheart married in 2004, with Gayheart filing for divorce in 2018 but never finalizing the split. Living as a separated couple for a decade, per People, the two do their best to co-parent their two daughters, Billie, 15, and Georgia, 14.
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One look at their vacation pictures from 2022, the last shots posted to Gayheart's Instagram featuring Dane, and you’d seemingly assume they’re doing a wonderful job at it. The whole family appear to be enjoying their time away together, with Dane showing so much joy and life in his expression and pose.
View this post on InstagramMaking good on her promise to post more from their trip abroad, Gayheart shared the following family portrait and videos.
View this post on Instagram“This year, the girls and I have spent a lot of time at Eric’s house, which is about a 12-minute drive away from our home,” she wrote in her essay. “We have a lot of meals together. We do a lot of drop-by visits — well, I don’t just drop by. I always call and say, ‘I’m coming up the hill’ or ‘I’m dropping Georgia off.'”
She also shared that she would routinely stand in for Dane’s nurses during “times that shifts aren’t covered.”
“Eric knows that I am always going to want the best for him. That I’m going to do my best to do right by him. And I know he would do the same for me,” she wrote.
“So whatever I can do or however I can show up to make this journey better for him or easier for him, I want to do that,” she continued. “And I want to model that for my girls: ‘That’s what you do. That’s the right thing to do.'”
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Eric Dane Portrayed Firefighter with ALS in Last TV Appearance Before Death
In his last television role before his death, Eric Daneplayed a firefighter and father battling ALS in Brilliant Minds.
The Grey's Anatomy and Euphoria actor passed away on Thursday, Feb. 19 from ALS at 53-years-old. In Nov. 2025, Dane guest starred on the NBC medical drama Brilliant Minds as Matthew Ramati. Dane's character seeks treatment from Dr. Oliver Wolf (Zachary Quinto) as he hides his diagnosis from his family.
"We really wanted to honor him and his experience and be really truthful about it. [We] didn’t want to sensationalize in any way," show runner Michael Grassi said of the episode. "We really wanted to honor Eric and step up and do this for him. Cast, crew [and] writers — everybody really stepped up in such a beautiful way."
Grassi shared with The Hollywood Reporter in Nov. 2025, that Dane's team has reached out and expressed that he was a fan of the show and wanted to be involved. Grassi and Dane then began having conversations as to what his guest starring role would look like.
"We really wanted to get all the language right, especially when talking about something like ALS, where yes, there is currently no cure, but people are currently working very hard to find a cure," Grassi said.
Grassi also shared that the episode was co-written by Dr. Daniela Lamas and he also received input from two ALS doctors and two writers who had family members living with ALS.
Dane will also be appearing posthumously in the third season of Euphoria which is set to premiere on Sunday, April 12.
Will Eric Dane Be in 'Euphoria' Season 3?
Eric Danesadly passed away from ALS on Thursday, Feb. 19, less than a year after publicly announcing his diagnosis. The actor portrayed Cal Jacobs in Euphoria whose third season premieres on Sunday, April 12.
Dane revealed his diagnosis in an exclusive interview with Peopleon April 10, 2025.
"I have been diagnosed with ALS," he shared. "I am grateful to have my loving family by my side as we navigate this next chapter."
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At the time, he told People that he was planning to return to film Euphoria for its third season.
"I feel fortunate that I am able to continue working and am looking forward to returning to set of Euphoria next week. I kindly ask that you give my family and I privacy during this time," Dane said.
Dane's character is the father to Nate Jacobs (Jacob Elordi) and the HBO drama's third season will see the characters five years after the events of season 2. The third season began production in Feb. 2025 after facing significant delays due to the writers' and actors' strikes as well as rewrites and scheduling conflicts.
Season 3 of Euphoria will premiere Sunday, April 12 at 9 p.m. ET/P.T. on HBO and will be available to stream on Max. The season is set for an eight episode run.
Eric Dane’s Final Post Before His Death Is Especially Heartbreaking Now
Eric Dane, an actor known for impactful performances in projects like Grey's Anatomy and Brilliant Minds, died on Thursday, Feb. 19, at the age of 53. Looking back on his final social media update before his death, the post is even more heartbreaking now.
A few days before Christmas last year, Dane and the Target ALS Foundation shared a meaningful and exciting update about the actor taking on a new role with the organization.
The foundation wrote, "We’re proud to share an important announcement: Eric Dane (@realericdane) has joined the Target ALS Board of Directors, deepening his commitment to accelerating ALS research and driving meaningful change for the ALS community."
Target ALS Foundation praised Dane as a "powerful advocate for progress," before adding, "His decision to join our Board reflects the same relentless spirit he brings to his personal journey."
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The update also included a photo of Dane and a quote from him, saying, "This disease takes something from me every day. But I won't let it take my spirit. Target ALS embodies that relentless spirit, and that's why I'm joining the Board."
He seemed thrilled to help the organization through his new role, going on to say, "I'm looking forward to working alongside the Target ALS team to continue pushing the limits of what's possible and changing what it means to get an ALS diagnosis. This community deserves effective treatments, and I want to do my part to deliver them."
View this post on InstagramSadly, Dane was only able to work a few months on the board of directors before he died, making the update sadder and a bit bittersweet. The actor was an outspoken advocate for ALS awareness, sharing his story and helping raise money for research into treatments and a cure.
Related: Rebecca Gayheart Details "Super Complicated" Relationship With Ex Eric Dane Amid His ALS Battle
Many fans were proud of Dane's work as he stepped into the new role with Target ALS Foundation, with one person commenting on the update, saying, "He is fighting for future ALS patients...He is making a statement, while fighting to stay alive, because he can help make awareness where it is needed. Thank you Eric for all you do while I know you are in pain."
After news of Dane's death became public, fans flocked to the final social media post to share their love for the late star and reflect on his accomplishments.
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Anna Wintour Stuns After Ditching Signature Look in Rare Public Appearance
It’s not often that Anna Wintour strays from her carefully curated image that has defined her trademark look for decades, but when she does, fans notice it immediately.
During a rare public appearance since her retirement, the former Vogue editor-in-chief stunned onlookers with a subtle change.
The British-American media executive and fashion icon marked the first day of London Fashion Week together with Queen Camilla.
The two powerful ladies came together to discuss British fashion and the charity launched by Her Majesty known as The Queen’s Reading Room.
While Queen Camilla looked stylish in an all-black outfit, the 76-year-old fashion icon matched the vibe with her burgundy dress and a matching long coat with a velvet collar and caramel-colored high-heeled boots.
However, it was her decision to ditch her signature oversized sunglasses that quickly caught the public’s attention.
Anna Wintour attends the US Open Tennis Championship at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center on September 05, 2025 in New York City.Fashion observers noted that the unexpected look offered a rare glimpse of the famously guarded style authority.
In a post shared by British Vogue, fans were stunned to see Dame Anna Wintour make a rare departure from her trademark style, proving that even the smallest style shift from her can make headlines.
View this post on Instagram“So odd seeing Anna without her glasses on!” one wrote.
“She took her sunglasses off after 73 years…” a commenter said.
“Oh, she took the sunglasses off, what an honour,” a follower noted.
Some preferred to see the fashion titan without her iconic style, noting, “Glad to see Anna without her sunglasses on!”
“Almost didn't recognize Anna without the sunglasses,” an Instagram user wrote.
“Glad Anna took off her glasses. It’s only polite,” a fan commented, seemingly referring to her meeting with the Queen.
Another fan also noticed a subtle change in her hairstyle, writing, “Looks like Anna darkened her hair a bit. They look great!”
Apart from the style shifts, one commenter also noticed a glow about Wintour and said, “Love Anna ! I hope she is enjoying retirement.”
Although the bob and the sunglasses are a staple look of the longtime editor-in-chief of Vogue, she has occasionally been spotted without the shades on rare outings.
One notable instance was during a ceremony with King Charles III. She was presented with the Order of the Companions of Honour at Buckingham Palace in February 2025. The gesture was a respectful move in the presence of the royal family.
Another occasion was in January of the same year, when she was presented with the Presidential Medal of Freedom by then U.S. President Joe Biden at the White House.
In 2019, she revealed the reason behind choosing this style. Wintour told CNN’s Christiane Amanpour that she finds eyewear “incredibly useful because you avoid people knowing what you’re thinking about.”
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Eric Dane Cause of Death: What We Know So Far
Eric Dane, has died at 53, PEOPLE confirmed on Thursday, February 19.
In a statement shared with the outlet, Dane’s family said, “With heavy hearts, we share that Eric Dane passed on Thursday afternoon following a courageous battle with ALS.” They added that he spent his final days surrounded by loved ones, including his wife and daughters, and noted that he had become a passionate advocate for ALS awareness following his diagnosis.
Eric Dane’s cause of deathDane died on February 19, 2026 following complications related to amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease. He had publicly revealed his diagnosis only 10 months prior to his death.
Despite the devastating diagnosis, Dane shared that he planned to continue working, including filming season three of Euphoria, which is set to premiere on April 12.
His medical battleAfter going public with his diagnosis, Dane became increasingly vocal about the realities of living with ALS. According to his family’s statement, “Throughout his journey with ALS, Eric became a passionate advocate for awareness and research, determined to make a difference for others facing the same fight.”
While he largely kept the most difficult aspects of his health private, those close to him described his battle as courageous. He recently canceled his scheduled appearance at the ALS Network’s Champions for Cures and Care Gala on January 24, 2026, due to the "physical realities" of his diagnosis, according to the outlet.
His legacyBorn in San Francisco in 1972, Dane initially found acting by accident after starring in a high school production of All My Sons. After moving to Los Angeles with little money, he built his career through guest roles before landing the part that would define an era of primetime television: Dr. Mark Sloan—aka “McSteamy”—on Grey's Anatomy.
Introduced in 2006, Mark Sloan quickly became a fan favorite on the hit medical drama, eventually transitioning from recurring character to series regular due to overwhelming viewer response. Dane later appeared in projects including Valentine's Day, Burlesque, and The Last Ship.
He is survived by his wife, Rebecca Gayheart, and their daughters, Billie, 15, and Georgia, 14.
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Anthropologie's 'Whimsical' $25 Floral Drop Earrings Add a 'Magical Touch to Any Outfit'
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You don’t have to wait for the calendar to officially flip to spring for the season to show up in your wardrobe. A little bloom, color, and cheer can lift your outfits — and your mood — right now. Accessories with a pop of pattern, a touch of movement, and just a whisper of sparkle are the easiest way to make your style feel fresh and spring-ready. One perfect example? The Floral Drop Earrings at Anthropologie.
Even better, they’re now on sale for just $25, marked down 43% from their original $44 price. Whether you’re dressing for work, weekend plans, or just giving your everyday outfits a playful punch, this pair makes adding spring-ready flair affordable.
Floral Drop Earrings, $25 (was $44) at AnthropologieThese dangly earrings are crafted from a thoughtful mix of gold-plated brass, plastic, and glass, giving them a hand-finished, artisan quality that feels both polished and playful. At the center, a large five-petal floral stud draws the eye, with a tiny bead forming the heart of the blossom. From there, the petals cascade downward for 3.5 inches, creating a graceful, fluid movement that catches light with every turn. A few of the petals are accented with color-coordinated beads that drip like dewdrops, adding a whimsical, natural feel.
Designed with a reliable butterfly back, these earrings stay securely in place from morning coffee to evening cocktails, so you never have to worry about losing one mid-day. They’re currently available in versatile brown and black, perfect for winter-to-spring transitions, as well as a vibrant red that channels warm-weather energy to the fullest. They can be dressed up or down: Pair them with a cozy sweater and jeans for a cute daytime look, or show them off alongside a flowy dress and heels for a spring brunch or night out.
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Shoppers are clearly smitten. Several noted that the “whimsical” florals are perfect for spring and summer, saying they add a “magical touch to any outfit,” and “make a statement without being too large.” One shopper wrote, “These earrings are so beautiful," noting that "the craftsmanship is amazing and they’re so dramatic.”
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Why Was Rose Dropped From Season 3 of ‘The Night Manager’? Gabriel Basso Answers, Teases Her Return
The Night Agent season three hit Netflix today.
But there's one familiar face who's missing.
Luciane Buchanan, the Rose to Gabriel Basso's Peter, is nowhere to be found. Fans of the thriller who have kept up with the binge know how the two left things; so as to not spoil any plot lines for the rest of you, let’s just say Rose and Peter went their separate ways.
According to Deadline, however, a surprise return isn’t out of the question.
Chatting with the show's creator, Shawn Ryan, and star, Basso, the outlet shared a peek into the minds of the writers and why Rose left on the cutting room floor.
“In the writers room, we certainly discussed it,” Ryan said. “In fact, that was our starting position: What would a Peter-Rose-centric story in season three look like? There were moments in that conversation that felt a little derivative of the first couple seasons. And then we challenged ourselves, What would it look like without Rose in the season, and we came up with a lot of what you see in season three. So it was completely a creative decision.”
Gah, but the longing, the yearning, the romance.
View this post on InstagramAddressing the fandom Peter and Rose have created as a couple, Ryan said, “Yeah, I know it’s a topic. I don’t mind answering it, because my answer has always been consistent. I love Luciane and I’d love to see Rose on the show again at some point. This was the best story that we felt we could tell.”
Last year, Buchanan talked with People magazine about her absence from season three. After spending the first two seasons by Peter's side, the actress said the writers jsut couldn't make her storyline work with the new financial-world plot lines.
“They were like, 'We’ve been trying to find a way to bring [Rose] in, but we want to do her character justice and not make her a sub-character,’” Buchanan said. “I totally respected that decision and agreed. I was like, ‘If it makes sense to a story, I’ll do that. If it doesn’t, let’s not force that.’"
Despite having no lines, role, or appearance in the third season, girl is still on the lips of nearly every character. The writers made sure to keep the spirit of Rose alive through direct and indirect references.
Addressing Rose’s physical absence-slash-spiritual presence, Basso told Deadline, “Rose might not be present physically, but she is a presence mentally."
"She was a very significant person for Peter, and I don’t think that he’s the kind of person that just forgets things and moves on," he continues. "So she might not be there on screen, but she’s definitely still a motivating factor in his life. And I think he’s definitely taking away things that she’s told him and applying them to his situation in season three. She might be back in season four. Chelsea came back for season three.”
If the sting of Rose’s loss is too much, you can head over to Apple TV and binge Chief of War, in which she stars with Jason Momoa. The story of the unification of the Hawaiian Islands, it hasn’t yet been renewed for a second season, though creator and star Momoa has expressed interest in a another go-round, per Coming Soon.
The Night Agent, season three, is now streaming on Netflix.
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10 Discontinued Pop-Tarts Flavors We Need Back Immediately
Since their first appearance on grocery store shelves nationwide in 1965, Kellogg's Pop-Tarts have carved out a unique category between breakfast and dessert. What began with just four flavors quickly grew into dozens of new varieties over the years, with some becoming permanent pantry staples and others quietly disappearing after a limited or seasonal release. And while new options continue to rotate in, many of the discontinued flavors still leave fans craving more, and wondering why they ever went away in the first place.
From limited releases to brand collaborations to dessert-inspired experiments, there are several Pop-Tarts flavors that many hard-core fans feel deserve another turn in the toaster. These 10 retired pastry flavors are some of the most reminisced and longed-for Pop-Tarts, according to online discussions.
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10 Discontinued Pop-Tarts Flavors We Want Back Now1. Eggo Waffle (2021–2022)Few breakfast crossovers felt as natural as this one. Combining two morning staples into a single pastry, the Eggo Waffle flavor delivered that unmistakable maple-and-butter vibe in portable form. It leaned into cozy nostalgia and felt tailor-made for slow Saturday mornings. Sadly, it's been missing from store shelves since around 2022.
2. Frosted Apple Cinnamon Muffin (Limited Edition 2013)This flavor blurred the line between toaster pastry and bakery treat. With warm spice and sweet icing notes, it captured the essence of a cinnamon muffin without requiring a trip to the bakery.
3. Strawberry Cheese Danish (2006–2009) View this post on InstagramPairing sweet strawberry filling with a cream cheese-like center, this one felt closer to a coffee shop pastry than a toaster snack. Its disappearance left fans who preferred less candy-forward flavors especially disappointed and hoping for its return.
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Dessert Flavors That Felt Like a Treat4. Red Velvet (2013-2017)Rich and indulgent, Red Velvet brought cake-shop energy to the breakfast table. Its creamy filling and cocoa-forward flavor made it feel more like a dessert than a grab-and-go snack.
5. Frosted Chocolate Vanilla Creme (1965–2009)A longtime favorite among cookie-and-cream fans, this flavor was among the early Pop-Tart releases and lasted through 2009. The toaster treat delivered a smooth vanilla center wrapped in chocolate pastry. It felt playful and just indulgent enough to stand out from the fruit-heavy lineup. A cold glass of milk was optional.
6. Peach Cobbler (2021–2022)Bakery-inspired and fruit-forward, Peach Cobbler offered warm, spiced notes that felt comforting and familiar. It was one of those flavors that seemed destined to stick around longer than it did.
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The Bold Ones We're Still Talking About7. Watermelon (1997–1999)Bright, summery and unmistakable, Watermelon was one of those flavors that sparked strong opinions. Those who loved it still talk about it like it was a seasonal rite of passage.
8. Maple Bacon (2015–2016)Sweet meets savory in a way that felt ambitious yet surprisingly comforting. Maple Bacon wasn't subtle, but that was exactly what made it memorable.
Classics That Should've Been Permanent9. Frosted Peanut Butter & Jelly (1980-1986 and 2013–2024) View this post on InstagramTurning the iconic sandwich into a toaster pastry was a no brainer—which is exactly why it worked. The combination of nutty peanut butter and sweet jammy filling made it both comforting and indulgent.
10. Strawberry Milkshake (2005–2010)This flavor captured classic diner vibes with its creamy strawberry center and frosting. It made a brief return, showing that demand still exists.
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♬ original sound - Hill Valley Co.Pop-Tarts will always rotate flavors in and out of stores, keeping shelves fresh and fans anxious to taste their next offering. But some discontinued varieties weren't just experiments—they were standouts. And if nostalgia and a vocal fanbase count for anything, maybe a few of these will find their way back into the breakfast aisle someday.
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Eric Dane Dead at 53, 10 Months After Announcing ALS Diagnosis
Eric Dane has died at the age of 53.
The Grey's Anatomy and Euphoria actor died on Thursday, Feb. 19, according a statement from patient-led movement I AM ALS—who had recently collaborated with Dane—shared with Parade.
"With heavy hearts, we share that Eric Dane passed on Thursday afternoon following a courageous battle with ALS," read a statement by Dane's family to People. "He spent his final days surrounded by dear friends, his devoted wife, and his two beautiful daughters, Billie and Georgia, who were the center of his world."
"Throughout his journey with ALS, Eric became a passionate advocate for awareness and research, determined to make a difference for others facing the same fight," the statement continued. "He will be deeply missed, and lovingly remembered always. Eric adored his fans and is forever grateful for the outpouring of love and support he’s received. The family has asked for privacy as they navigate this impossible time.”
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Dane first announced his ALS diagnosis in April 2025.
"I have been diagnosed with ALS,” he shared with People at the time. “I am grateful to have my loving family by my side as we navigate this next chapter.”
“I feel fortunate that I am able to continue working and am looking forward to returning to set of Euphoria next week,” he added. “I kindly ask that you give my family and I privacy during this time.”
Dane shared more details about his diagnosis during an interview with Good Morning America in June. There, he told Diane Sawyer that he first became concerned after experiencing weakness in his right hand.
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“I didn’t really think anything of it at the time,” he said. “I thought maybe I had been texting too much and my hand was fatigued.”
After the weakness worsened, Dane visited hand specialists who sent him to a neurologist. Nine months later, he received the crushing diagnosis of ALS.
“I will never forget those three letters,” Dane continued. “It’s on me the second I wake up. It’s not a dream.”
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In September, the actor said he planned to “fight until the last breath” for a cure for the disease.
“I wanna ring every bell,” he said. “I have two daughters at home. I wanna see them graduate college, get married, maybe have grandkids. I wanna be there for all that.”
Dane shares daughters, Billie, 15, and Georgia, 13, with Rebecca Gayheart.
On Jan. 24, Dane received the Advocate of the Year Award at the ALS Network’s Champions for Cures and Care gala — but missed the ceremony due to the “physical realities of ALS.”
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), is a progressive neurodegenerative disease that affects nerve cells controlling voluntary muscle movement. The disease leads to muscle weakness, eventually causing paralysis, while the mind remains aware. There is no cure.
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Donald Trump Is Directing Government To Release Files On Aliens, Extraterrestrial Life
President Donald Trumphas shared a post indicating that he has directed government officials to identify and release files related to aliens and extraterrestrial life.
As shared by the White House account on X, Trump's message read, "Based on the tremendous interest shown, I will be directing the Secretary of War, and other relevant Departments and Agencies, to begin the process of identifying and releasing Government files related to alien and extraterrestrial life, unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP), and unidentified flying objects (UFOs), and any and all other information connected to these highly complex, but extremely interesting and important, matters. GOD BLESS AMERICA!"
"Based on the tremendous interest shown, I will be directing the Secretary of War, and other relevant Departments and Agencies, to begin the process of identifying and releasing Government files related to alien and extraterrestrial life, unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP), and… pic.twitter.com/3fKQ7wrSvi
— The White House (@WhiteHouse) February 20, 2026Trump's latest comments come on the heels of multiple alien-related president and former president commentaries. On February 13, Former President Barack Obamaappeared in an interview with Brian Tyler Cohen and, when asked about the existence of aliens, said, "They're real, but I haven’t seen them."
This sent the internet into a tailspin, with many taking this to mean Obama was confirming the existence of aliens. However, Obama clarified his comments soon after, explaining, "I was trying to stick with the spirit of the speed round, but since it’s gotten attention let me clarify."
He went on, "Statistically, the universe is so vast that the odds are good there’s life out there. But the distances between solar systems are so great that the chances we’ve been visited by aliens is low, and I saw no evidence during my presidency that extraterrestrials have made contact with us. Really!"
This led to a previous statement from Trump in which he said, "[Obama] gave classified information. He's not supposed to be doing that."
This most recent update, with Trump instructing government agencies to identify and release files related to aliens, is the latest in this ongoing string of alien-related comments, and it seems the next step could be files on extraterrestrial life being released to the public.
2005 Classic Ranked Best ‘American Sitcom’ of All Time
Nearly 20 years after its debut, The Office has officially been ranked the best American sitcom of all time in a new list from Collider, and for many fans, the honor feels long overdue.
Sitcoms, short for "situational comedies," traditionally revolve around a recurring cast in a consistent setting, with humor driven by character quirks and everyday scenarios. While many assume sitcoms must be 30 minutes long, that runtime is more convention than rule. What truly defines the genre is its ability to generate laughs from relatable circumstances, and few shows have done that more memorably than The Office.
Premiering in 2005, the NBC comedy was adapted for American audiences by Greg Daniels from the British series created by Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant. Set inside the Scranton, Pennsylvania branch of the fictional Dunder Mifflin Paper Company, the show followed an ensemble of office employees navigating corporate monotony, awkward management, and workplace relationships.
At its center was Steve Carell's Michael Scott, whose blend of cringe-worthy leadership and surprising vulnerability helped anchor the series. The show's mockumentary style, including its now-iconic "look to camera" reaction shots, reshaped the sitcom landscape and influenced later hits such as Modern Family and Abbott Elementary.
"Michael Scott is someone with an enormous emotional blind spot," said Carell in a 2025 interview with NPR. "He is someone who truly does not understand how others perceive him. And if he did gain any knowledge, his head would explode."
The cast of The Office season one. Photo by: Paul Drinkwater/NBCU Photo BankThough its first six-episode season received mixed reviews, Daniels adjusted the tone in subsequent seasons, softening the harsher edges and making the characters more relatable and optimistic. The shift paid off. Over nine seasons and more than 200 episodes, The Office became a cultural phenomenon and launched the careers of actors including Mindy Kaling, John Krasinski, and B.J. Novak.
More than a decade after its 2013 finale, the series remains one of the most-streamed comedies in the world. It has evolved into a comfort-watch staple, particularly among Gen Z viewers who often cite it as their go-to background series.
Its legacy has continued to expand, with a follow-up series titled The Paper premiering on Peacock and featuring the return of Oscar Nunez's character alongside the same documentary crew concept.
In a television era crowded with prestige dramas and rapid-fire content cycles, The Office endures as a defining American sitcom. The show transformed workplace awkwardness into timeless comedy and continues to resonate with audiences nearly two decades later.
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Lady Gaga Brings Los Angeles Mayhem Ball to a Halt in New Concert Video
It's a new year and a new Errors Tour!
Lady Gaga experienced a moment that fans of Taylor Swift became quite fond of throughout the duration of the Eras Tour, which came to be known fondly as the Errors Tour, when she missed her mark on stage during her first night at the Kia Forum this week for the Mayhem Ball.
The "Born This Way" singer stopped the show and took things back a few steps after missing her mark, according to a new video shared on X by a fanpage dedicated to Mother Monster.
Lady Gaga Addressed the Crowd As She Paused Her PerformanceThe clip featured a darkened stage, with the performer's voice ringing out over the loudspeakers, “Hi, it’s Gaga. I’m actually in the middle of the stage.” She sounded a little bashful as she explained, “I’m sorry, I was a little late for my cue and I just want to make sure this is perfect. Do you mind if we just stop and go about 30 seconds back?”
The crowd cheered enthusiastically despite the disruption to the show, and she replied, “Ok, just give me one minute.” The camera caught her in the dark descending an on-stage staircase, waving to the crowd as she moved back to her starting point. The crowd chanted their adoration in the otherwise silent space, which she seemed to have heard as she replied, “We love you so much, thank you for coming to the show tonight!”
The video also included a moment of her telling the audience, “I just need a couple of pins for my hat,” with a crew member standing next to her securing her wardrobe before the show could go on.
According to Christine Samra, who reviewed the concert for local news affiliate KTLA 5, the interruption came as she was preparing to perform “Dead Dance.” Samra also reports that the songstress called for pins several songs later, suggesting the clip actually mashed two pauses into one.
Lady Gaga precisou pausar o show da noite passada, devido a um erro de marcação. Gentilmente, ela explicou aos fãs o que estava acontecendo, sem sair do palco, e contou com a compreensão de todos. 🖤
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The audience received warning shortly before Gaga took the stage that night that the performance was being recorded and they might experiences some stop and starts. In fact, the whole Los Angeles-area run is reportedly being filmed for a concert film directed by Sam Wrench, who is also the director behind Swift's first smash Eras Tour film.
Fans suspected that "had it been a regular show and not recorded she would’ve just kept on going but she probably wanted it to look good..." with some dubbing her "so precious," "such a cutie" and a "high-level professional" for her transparency.
One noted how "weird" it is "to think that every step is choreographed" so strictly, but Gaga is far from the first to take things back a step if they're not exactly how she wants them to be.
Halsey is also known for starting entire songs over if the timing feels off or if they have to pause part way through for crowd emergencies. During the Eras Tour, Swift was spotted locking in on her marks as she approached them, and has also started songs over after messing them up.
1988 Chart-Topper Ranked 'Worst No. 1 Rock Album of the '80s'
Just because an album goes to the top of the charts doesn't mean it's destined to be a classic, as music history makes very clear. Sometimes a record sells a ton of copies based on the popularity of the band or artist but ends up being a disappointment, other times the music just doesn't age particularly well. (Many times, it's a combination of both of those factors.)
This is especially true of some of the most successful rock albums of the '80s, a decade celebrating all kinds of behavior that's frowned upon now. So when the entertainment website What Culture decided to rank the "10 worst #1 rock albums of the 1980's," there was no shortage of options to choose from.
Warning: This list is bound to make some people angry, and that's okay. Musical taste is subjective, after all. For example, this writer vehemently disagrees with the idea that the album in tenth place belongs here: Double Fantasy (1980) byJohn Lennon and Yoko Ono. Apparently, it made the list because of the criticism it received immediately upon release (some thought it idealized Lennon and Ono's marriage, among other things), though many of those reviews were pulled out of respect when Lennon was murdered three weeks after Double Fantasy came out. (But seriously, how an album with songs like "Beautiful Boy (Darling Boy)" and "Watching the Wheels" could make a "worst of" list is beyond me.)
Interestingly enough, #9 was the only Styx album to ever make it to the very top of the charts: Paradise Theatre (1981). As What Culture argued, while it was technically a huge success, there isn't "anything special on this album to elevate it to the dizzying heights of its peers." ("Too Much Time on My Hands" is pretty great, though.) Next up, at #8, was U2's Rattle and Hum (1988), which — though it spawned such hits as "Desire" and "Angel of Harlem" — got mixed reviews upon release from both critics and fans who considered it a step down from The Joshua Tree (1987).
REO Speedwagon had a massive hit with Hi Infidelity, coming in at #7, which spent a staggering 15 weeks dominating the charts and gave the world such radio mainstays as "Take it on the Run" and "Keep on Loving You." However, the record earned its place among the "worst" because it's "cheesier than a Sunday farmer's market," in the opinion of What Culture (okay, and a lot of other people). As for the album taking the #6 slot, to call it "rock" is kind of a stretch...but whatever you want to label Huey Lewis and the News' fourth studio album, Fore! (1986), it was popular...at the time. (Why? Maybe because it's "Hip to Be Square.")
Kicking off the top five was Fleetwood Mac's Mirage (1982), the band's follow-up to the experimental (and divisive) Tusk. While it's definitely not Fleetwood Mac's best album, whether it belongs on a list of the worst albums of the decade is another question entirely (considering the album has "Gypsy" on it, some might say the answer is no). Next up, in fourth place, Asia's self-titled 1982 debut was slammed from the start for sounding artificial and hollow, but hey, they're still playing "Heat of the Moment" on the radio, right?
In third place, appropriately, was Boston's Third Stage (1986). The album was supposed to be somewhat of a comeback for the band, and while it sold well, fans weren't thrilled (though "Amanda" was a hit). Pat Benatar came in second with Precious Time (1981), her only number one album...which is odd, considering nobody really remembers any of the songs on it.
As for the worst rock album of the '80s...that dubious distinction went to Van Halen's OU812 (1988). The band's second album with Sammy Hagar, it produced the hits "When It's Love" and "Finish What Ya Started," but reviews were mixed...and it probably didn't win over any Van Halen fans who were still upset about David Lee Roth's departure.
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Applebee's Teams Up with Two Hip-Hop Legends for Its Newest Cocktails
Applebee's is adding some serious star power to the bar menu. The casual dining chain has launched a new lineup of limited-time cocktails created in partnership with hip-hop icons Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg, available nationwide for a limited run.
The new drinks, called Still Together Sips, feature the duo's premium Still G.I.N. and are available exclusively at Applebee's locations nationwide. Designed as fun, shareable cocktails, the launch goes all in on nostalgia, music culture, and the growing trend of celebrity-backed spirits showing up on restaurant menus.
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What's Included in Applebee's New Still Together Sips View this post on InstagramThe limited-time lineup includes two cocktails, both made with Still G.I.N., a spirit launched by Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg in late 2024. The first is the $7 "Young, Wild & Free Fruit Punch," a sweeter, fruit-forward drink made with grenadine, lemon sour and pineapple.
The second is the $10 "Rollin' on the Beach," which combines peach schnapps, prickly pear and orange and cranberry juices. Applebee's says this cocktail is poured tableside and served in a chilled shaker tin meant for multiple pours.
Both drinks are garnished with collectible temporary tattoos—a playful detail that ties into the brand's "toast to real friendships" theme.
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The Gin Behind the DrinksThe cocktails are made with Still G.I.N., the premium spirit created by Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg. The gin launched nationwide in late 2024 and has quickly become the centerpiece of the duo's expanding beverage lineup.
It's distilled in the U.S. and finished with notes of tangerine, jasmine and coriander, which gives it a smoother, slightly citrusy profile compared to more traditional, juniper-heavy gins. Still G.I.N. picked up a Master medal at the 2025 Gin Masters Awards, helping raise its profile beyond the celebrity connection.
Dr. Dre has said the goal was to create a gin that improved on what he'd been drinking for years, calling the final product something the team felt confident bringing to people.
The brand followed an earlier release of canned Gin & Juice cocktails, a ready-to-drink line packaged in 12-ounce cans with flavors like citrus, melon and passion fruit. This new line of drinks is a nod to the pair's long-running association with gin culture and music history.
Bringing the spirit to a chain like Applebee's makes sense—it introduces the gin to a wider audience while giving diners something that feels a little different from the usual vodka or tequila-heavy cocktail lineup.
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Applebee's Bets Big on Celebrity SpiritsThis isn't the first time Applebee's has teamed up with big names in the beverage world. The chain has increasingly embraced celebrity-created alcohol brands as part of its drink strategy.
In recent years, Applebee's has featured collaborations with Dos Hombres mezcal, founded by Breaking Bad actors Aaron Paul and Bryan Cranston, as well as Teremana Tequila from Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.
Earlier this month, sibling brand Fuzzy's Taco Shop also rolled out exclusive drinks made with Matthew and Camila McConaughey's tequila brand.
Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg aren't new to casual dining partnerships either. The duo previously teamed up with Red Lobster for a cocktail called The Side Hustle, made with Still G.I.N., showing how celebrity-backed spirits are increasingly finding their way onto chain restaurant menus.
When and Where You Can Try ThemThe Still Together Sips are available for a limited time at participating Applebee's locations across the U.S. The drinks are dine-in only in most markets and are offered while supplies last.
For fans of celebrity drink collaborations, or anyone just looking for a fun new cocktail order, this may be one of the more unexpected menu additions hitting casual dining this season.
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Who Went Home in 'The Traitors' Season 4 Tonight? Rob is In Trouble!
For weeks, we've seen Rob Rausch play an absolutely masterful game of staying undetected on The Traitors. His low-key demeanor and good-guy persona has kept him in everyone's good graces — and off their radar. But with only a handful of players left on Season 4, everyone is being looked at, even seemingly the most Faithful. And so, for the first time this season, some meaningful heat was thrown Rob's way. But did he survive to make it to the finale?
Here's our full spoiler-filled recap of The Traitors Season 4 last night, including who went home.
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As an incredibly successful chef, Kristen Kish has learned to trust her intuition over anything. And that was what largely guided her through her time on The Traitors, with a palate refined to spot anything that was off. As a result, Kristen was clocked at one of the most observant players, more likely to butter some bread than butter you up. And, at the end of last episode, she had clocked that Eric Nam was being too quiet, even for him. That wound up being the nail in her coffin, as he and Rob felt she was too dangerous to keep in the game, making sure the Top Chef host's game was cooked.
Natalie Anderson (Faithful) Natalie Anderson on 'The Traitors'Euan Cherry/PEACOCK
Natalie Anderson came into The Traitors with a resume as jacked as her biceps. Her reality TV career spans across three shows, being one of the best-placing Survivor contestants of all time. This time around, however, proved to be less successful. As the gamers were being taken out left and right, Natalie survived, thanks to her tight relationship with Rob. After last night's murder, though, she was once again left confused. Why was she still in the game? It was then that all the "weird" things began to add up, as she and Tara Lipinski conspired to gather the votes against Rob. But, at the Round Table, Tara chose to back off of the argument, leaving Natalie to suddenly fend for herself. She was taken out unanimously, stunned and hurt the Olympic figure skater had left her hanging in the lift.
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The Traitors Season 4 elimination orderIan TerryPorsha WilliamsRob CesterninoDonna KelceCaroline StanburyTiffany MitchellMonét X ChangeMichael RapaportRon FunchesYam Yam ArochoLisa RinnaColton UnderwoodCandiace Dillard BassettDorinda MedleyStephen CollettiKristen KishNatalie AndersonWho's left on The Traitors Season 4?With 17 players eliminated, there remain 6 contestants in the hunt for the $250,000, with 2 as Traitors and 4 as Faithfuls. The remaining players are:
Eric Nam (Traitor)Johnny Weir (Faithful)Mark Ballas (Faithful)Maura Higgins (Faithful)Rob Rausch (Traitor)Tara Lipinski (Faithful)‘Next Level Chef’ Season 5 Results Tonight: Who Survived Night One of the Eliminations?
Now that the 15 chefs have been selected for Season 5 of Next Level Chef, the competition can begin in earnest, but first host/mentor Gordon Ramsay and mentors Nyesha Arrington and Richard Blais had to select their teams.
Gordon had a clear vision for his team. He went with an all-female Gordon’s Girls team. Nyesha had been keeping notes and Richard was determined to hang on to his crown this season, but will he draft the winner?
Then, this week’s challenge got spicy with some tasty tacos but as the platform rose, disaster struck for one chef who was too late to the taco party in tonight’s "The Draft/Taco Party" episode.
Here's our spoiler-filled recap of who went home on Next Level Chef tonight.
Who Went Home on Next Level Chef Season 5 tonight?Mareya Ibrahim-Jones, 56
Capistrano Beach, CA
Social Media Chef
Team Gordon
Amber Kellehan, 30
Joshua Tree, CA
Home Cook
Team Gordon
Andy Allo, 37
Malibu, CA
Social Media Chef
Team Gordon
Christian Alquiza, 35
Austin, TX
Social Media Chef
Team Blais
Cole Lawson, 31
Los Angeles, CA
Professional Chef
Team Gordon
Connor Caine, 30
Manhattan Beach, CA
Professional Chef
Team Nyesha
Danielle Kartes, 43
Puyallup, WA
Home Cook
Team Nyesha
Darian Bryan, 34
Buffalo, NY
Professional Chef
Team Blais
Elise Jesse, 36
Cincinnati, OH
Home Cook
Team Blais
Emerson Bartolome
San Diego, CA
Home Cook
Team Nyesha
Gabrielle Coniglio, 34
Palm Beach, FL
Professional Chef
Team Gordon
Jared Veldheer, 38
Grand Rapids, MI
Home Cook
Team Blais
Machete Gonzalez, 34
Houston, TX
Professional Chef
Team Nyesha
Matt Starcher, 54
Chesapeake, VA
Social Media Chef
Team Nyesha
Tim Laielli, 35
Dripping Springs, TX
Social Media Chef
Team Blais
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What was the first challenge on Next Level Chef tonight, and who won it? Christian AlquizaPhoto credit: FOX
For the first challenge, the chefs headed south of the border for a next-level taco party. They were given 30 minutes to create three identical next-level tacos. The winner kept their entire team safe and moved them to the top kitchen for next week’s challenge.
As reigning champions, Team Blais got the top kitchen this week, Team Gordon got the middle-level kitchen and Team Nyesha was in the basement.
Team Nyesha’s Emerson was late to the platform, and as he tried to throw his dish on, it fell to the ground. “I had a damn good dish that would have brought us to the top,” he said. It didn’t mean he was eliminated but it did mean when Nyesha had to pick which member of her team would compete in the elimination round, she chose him.
Andy also almost missed the platform, and her dish didn’t get put on the correct level.
The winner of the taco challenge was Christian from Team Blais.
“Top dish first round, are you kidding,” he said. “Wow!”
For his part, Gordon chose Mareya, who had had the worst tacos on his team, to cook in the elimination round.
What was the elimination challenge on Next Level Chef tonight, and who lost it? Mareya Ibrahim-JonesPhoto credit: FOX
The elimination challenge stayed south of the border with the challenge being a next-level version of a mole entree.
“I have never cooked a mole in my life,” Emerson admitted. “I don’t even know what’s in a mole.”
Even so, Emerson won the challenge, sending Mareya, who knew how to make a mole sauce, home.
“I cooked my heart out today, and I have no regrets,” she said. “It’s something I’ll never forget.”
Next Level Chef airs Thursday nights at 8 p.m. ET/PT on FOX. Streams next day on Hulu.
1999 Rockers Ranked Best ‘American Rock Band’ of the 2000s
When The White Stripes burst into the music scene in 1999, they managed to break away from Detroit’s underground garage-rock circuit to become one of the defining American rock bands of the 2000s.
Formed by the duo Jack White, who handled songwriting, vocals, guitar and piano, and Meg White on drums and vocals, they proved that being a minimalist rock band does not require more members to make an impact.
With their take on the ‘60s rock revival and riff-driven techniques blended with Delta blues traditions, the two-member band introduced iconic anthems such as “Seven Nation Army,” “Icky Thump,” and “Ball and Biscuit.”
The White Stripes’ legacy in music, especially in the new millennium, ranked them as the Best ‘American Rock Band’ of the 2000s.
As cited by Ultimate Classic Rock, the rock duo was not just another indie band, but they “were the most poised for stardom.”
Their unique take on the blues-rock style propelled them into the mainstream, with their fourth studio album, Elephant, selling over four million copies worldwide and receiving 2x Platinum certification from the RIAA.
The White Stripes bacstage at 99X's The Big Rock at Stone Mountain Park in Atlanta.Frank Mullen/WireImage via Getty Images
Not only did The White Stripes achieve massive commercial success, but their iconic song "Seven Nation Army,” also on the same album, became a global football anthem, mainly because of its rhythmic and simple riff.
Jack White once shared in an interview how meaningful it was for them to see their song become a part of a culture.
"I am honored that the Italians have adopted this song as their own,” he said as mentioned by Goal. “Nothing is more beautiful in music than when people embrace a melody and allow it to enter the pantheon of folk music."
Apart from this, the band also earned the respect of influential music artists, among them country legend Loretta Lynn, prompting several collaborations, as well as an unlikely friendship between Jack White and Lynn that lasted until her death in 2022.
Besides The White Stripes, the ranking also features several notable bands that defined the era.
Following the rock duo are Green Day, The Killers, The Strokes and My Chemical Romance in the top five, while The Black Keys, Drive-By Truckers, Foo Fighters, Bruce Springsteen and Wilco round out the top 10 best American rock bands of the 2000s.
73-Year-Old Rock Singer Gets Candid About Her Post-Stroke Reality: 'I Still Struggle When I Walk'
Lucinda Williams scrapped an entire album to write what she calls a "battle cry" for the current political climate.
The three-time Grammy winner opened up about the urgency behind her latest studio album, World’s Gone Wrong. She described the collection of protest songs as a necessary "battle cry" and a search for "grit and grace" during a tense political moment.
The album debuted in late January. The 73-year-old singer and songwriter revealed that she found writing protest songs difficult earlier in her career despite her long-standing admiration for Bob Dylan. That changed during Donald Trump's presidency, which shifted her creative focus and sparked the new material.
Navigating the Stage Without Her Signature InstrumentWhile the music takes a firm stance, Williams' return to the stage requires ongoing physical adjustments. Following a severe stroke in 2020, she continues to tour throughout the country but still cannot play the guitar.
Williams remains candid about her physical reality. She noted that she struggles with her balance and relies on her tour manager to physically assist her on and off the stage during live performances.
"I still struggle when I walk," she told NPRin late January. "Sometimes I hold on to the mic stand just to balance myself. I can sing. I'm not playing guitar right now. That's going to have to come later."
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Channeling the Darkness Into Direct ActionWilliams has always embraced heavy subject matter in her storytelling. She noted that industry executives initially pushed back against her gritty style.
"I had trouble getting a record deal because people kept telling me my songs are too dark," Williams explained. "The darkness, that's what makes things interesting."
On World’s Gone Wrong, she channels that darkness into direct commentary. The project features a mix of blues, rock and Americana. It also includes a reggae-inspired cover of a Bob Marley song featuring a vocal collaboration with Mavis Staples.
"Every day there was some crazy thing that the president said or made a decision about," Williams said, referencing the inspiration for the project. "And these songs just had to come out."
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Walmart's 'Spacious' and 'Sturdy' Raised Garden Bed Is on Sale for $70, Just in Time for Spring
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If you’ve been thinking about finally setting up a garden space before spring hits, the King Bird Raised Garden Bed is currently on sale for $70 in the 48-inch gray version at Walmart, down from $130. There are other options available as well, with sizes ranging from 34 inches up to 72 inches, plus irrigation-system versions and additional color choices, including green and silver.
The legs on this garden bed make planting and pruning easier than working at ground level. It offers plenty of depth, giving vegetables, herbs, and flowers enough space to grow. The bed is made from galvanized steel, designed to resist rust and bending, and it includes a fabric liner and a built-in drainage pattern to help prevent excess water from collecting.
King Bird Raised Garden Bed, $70 (was $130) at WalmartElevated beds can make gardening feel much more approachable, especially if kneeling or crouching isn’t ideal. The height allows you to work comfortably while keeping soil contained and organized. So whether you’re planting tomatoes, leafy greens, or herbs for cooking, the structure keeps everything in one accessible space.
Shoppers have called this bed the “best raised garden,” with one describing it as “very sturdy” and another saying it’s “easy to put together and well-made.” Another reviewer wrote, “It is spacious, sturdy, and I don't have to do any bending.”
If you have ample room to work with, the 72-inch versions provide additional planting space, with both standard and irrigation-system configurations available. Similarly, the 34-inch models offer a more compact alternative if you have less gardening space available.
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