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A cooler is one of those summer essentials that often gets overlooked until you actually need it. Whether you're hosting backyard barbecues, lounging by the pool, or gathering with friends on a hot afternoon, keeping drinks cold is a must. The problem is that many coolers are bulky, unattractive, or take up valuable patio space.

That's what makes the Costway 4-in-1 Wicker Cooler and Side Table such a clever find. Right now, it's on sale for 55% off, bringing the price down from $170 to just $76. Unlike a traditional cooler, this one doubles as outdoor furniture, making it a practical addition to any patio setup.

Costway 4-in-1 Wicker Cooler and Side Table, $76 (was $170) at Target

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Available in black or brown wicker, it blends in easily with a variety of outdoor furniture styles. Measuring 17 inches tall with a 16-inch diameter top, it's compact enough for smaller spaces while still offering plenty of functionality.

This versatile piece works as an ice cooler, side table, storage bin, and even extra seating. The closed lid creates a convenient tabletop surface, while the sturdy construction supports up to 330 pounds when used as a stool. It's a great fit for pool parties, picnics, camping trips, and backyard gatherings.

Thoughtful design details make it even more convenient to use. The lid features a buckle and hook system that keeps it securely open when accessing drinks, so you don't have to worry about it falling shut or resting on the ground. A built-in drainage plug also makes it easy to empty melted ice and water when the party is over.

Despite its compact footprint, the cooler offers an impressive 9.5-gallon capacity, giving you plenty of room for drinks and ice. It can also be used to store outdoor essentials like sunscreen, pool toys, towels, or gardening tools when it's not being used as a cooler. Side handles make it easy to move around, and at just 8 pounds, it's surprisingly lightweight.

Durability is another standout feature. The cooler is made from sturdy polypropylene material with an imitation-rattan exterior that delivers the look of wicker without the maintenance. It's waterproof, fade-resistant, and designed to withstand outdoor conditions while maintaining its appearance throughout the season.

One reviewer shared, “It is a beautiful cooler and can be used as a table like they said. I’m surprised that this cooler still has the same color after many days. It's durable and keeps the drinks cool all day, that's what we love!”

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For a cooler that's as stylish as it is practical, the Costway 4-in-1 Wicker Cooler and Side Table is hard to beat. With Target's current 55% discount, you can save nearly $100 on a multifunctional piece you'll likely use all summer long.

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More than two decades after forming, Bring Me the Horizon is still breaking records.

The British rock band has earned a new No. 1 with "Dehumanized," which climbs to the top of Billboard's Hot Hard Rock Songs chart this week. The achievement gives Bring Me the Horizon its record seventh No. 1 on the chart, the most of any artist since the ranking launched in June 2020.

According to Billboard, the latest chart-topper breaks the band's tie with Falling in Reverse, making Bring Me the Horizon the sole record holder for the most No. 1 songs in the chart's history.

"['Dehumanized"'was born from an event that happened last year," frontman Oli Sykes wrote on Instagram. "I was told that peacefully raising a flag on stage in recognition of a humanitarian catastrophe unfolding where children were being killed would most likely carry career ending consequences. It made me realise how we are silently we’re conditioned to suppress our humanity. We think [we] are free, conscious beings, when in truth we are driven by forces we barely understand."

The milestone marks another high point for a band that has continually reinvented itself since forming in Sheffield, England, in 2004.

Originally emerging as a deathcore act, Bring Me the Horizon gradually expanded its sound over the years, incorporating elements of metalcore, alternative rock, electronic music and pop. That willingness to evolve has helped the group reach a broader audience while maintaining its status as one of modern rock's most influential bands.

Fronted by Sykes, the band broke into the mainstream with albums such as Sempiternal and That's the Spirit before continuing its evolution with amo, Post Human: Survival Horror and Post Human: Nex Gen. Songs including "Can You Feel My Heart," "Throne," "Drown," "Parasite Eve" and "Kool-Aid" have helped establish Bring Me the Horizon as one of the defining rock acts of the 21st century.

The success of "Dehumanized" continues that momentum. While the band has become a familiar presence on Billboard's rock charts in recent years, its latest No. 1 further cements its remarkable consistency in an era when sustained chart success has become increasingly difficult.

"We can't have this record sounding like what bands sound like today," Sykes said in a statement. "It needs to be the best version of what it sounded like in 2006."

For longtime fans, the achievement is another reminder of how far the band has come since its earliest days playing heavy clubs across the United Kingdom. Twenty-two years after forming, Bring Me the Horizon isn't simply remaining relevant, it's continuing to set new benchmarks for modern hard rock.

With "Dehumanized" now sitting atop Billboard's Hot Hard Rock Songs chart, Bring Me the Horizon has once again proven that its willingness to evolve continues to pay off, extending one of the most successful runs in contemporary rock.

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The Recording Academy has made history by inviting more than 4,000 music creators and industry professionals to join its ranks, the largest new member class in the organization's history, the Academy announced Thursday, July 9.

Among those receiving invitations is Paris Jackson, the singer-songwriter and daughter of late music icon Michael Jackson.

The unprecedented class is part of the Academy's ongoing effort to expand and diversify its membership. More than 3,100 invitees were asked to join as voting members, while more than 900 were invited as non-voting Professional members. According to the Academy, 50% of this year's invitees are under 40, 43% are women and 55% are people of color. Invitations must be accepted before recipients officially become members.

"Every year, we look forward to welcoming a new group of dedicated music creators and professionals through our membership invitations," Grammys CEO Harvey Mason Jr. said in a statement. "Our membership is the engine of the Grammys, and we're excited for invitees to join our vibrant community, engage with their peers and help shape the future of the music industry."

Jackson, who has steadily built her own music career in recent years, reflected on the invitation by saying, "I am grateful and honoured to stand alongside so many artists I love and respect."

She joins an eclectic class of invitees that includes Grammy winners, nominees and rising stars such as Lola Young, EJAE, Sombr, Griff, Rachel Chinouriri, Ela Taubert, Cash Cobain, Sampa the Great, Dodie, Elmiene and Trivium.

Several artists shared what the invitation meant to them. Fresh off her Grammy success, Young called membership "part of a community of incredibly talented people who champion real musicianship, diversity, and legacy." Songwriter EJAE added, "Music is for everyone and forever worth celebrating," while Chinouriri said she had "grown up watching the Grammys" and that the recognition "means more than many people will know." Latin pop star Taubert also said she hopes to "advocate for greater Latin representation" through her Academy membership.

The Academy has dramatically expanded its membership since introducing a new invitation model in 2019, with the goal of bringing more women, younger creators and more diverse voices into the voting body. Industry observers have pointed to changing Grammy results in recent years, including landmark victories for hip-hop and Spanish-language music, as evidence of how the evolving membership has influenced voting.

The new members could play a role in shaping future Grammy Awards if they accept their invitations by July 31, allowing them to participate in this year's awards process. First-round voting for the 69th Grammy Awards is scheduled to begin in October, with nominations set to be announced on Nov. 16 ahead of the ceremony on Feb. 7, 2027.

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It's a strange but indisputable fact that some of the biggest hits in rock history were written in mere minutes, often while under major pressure: "Gimme Some Lovin'" by the Spencer Davis Group was penned in just 10 minutes when the record label demanded a hit; Def Leppard's "Pour Some Sugar on Me" was created under similar circumstances...as well as Warrant's 1990 Top 10 smash, "Cherry Pie."

As music legend has it, "Cherry Pie" was written in such a hurry that frontman Jani Lane scrawled the lyrics on an empty pizza box in a friend's kitchen, per The Daily Sling, after Columbia Records president Don Ienner demanded a "monster single" for Warrant's second album.

Originally, the album was supposed to be called Uncle Tom's Cabin, after another song on the record, but Ienner didn't see the hit potential in that particular tune (or any of the others). Frustrated, Lane wrote "Cherry Lane" almost as a joke...and it turned out to be one of Warrant's biggest hits.

Unfortunately, "Cherry Pie" was almost as much of a curse as it was a blessing for the band. Lane might have meant the lyrics to be over-the-top, but the sarcasm was lost on some people...especially after the cartoonish-ly sexist video came out, featuring Lane's future wife Bobbie Brown in some compromising positions with an actual cherry pie.

In an interview with Yahoo! Entertainment, the video's director, Jeff Stein, said it was supposed to be a parody.

"It was a parody. So I guess if people don't get that it's a parody, I don't know, is that on me or on them?" Stein asked with a laugh.

"I mean, it's so over-the-top, how could anyone would think it was anything but a spoof of other hair-metal videos, you know?" Stein continued. "If people think it was sexist, it was only sexist as a parody of sexism. I am the least sexist/misogynistic person, and I know who I am, so I stand by that. … We were known for being very respectful to women. I fired people on the spot that I thought were crossing a line. I never wanted a woman to be uncomfortable on my set. I'm not saying that because it's 'PC' now or whatever. That's the truth."

Either way, Lane felt that all the "Cherry Pie" hype overshadowed the band's other, perhaps more nuanced, tunes. On an episode of VH1's HEAVY: The Story of Metal, Lane expressed extreme regret over writing the song, though he later clarified those comments.

"Can I clear the air on that? They [VH1 producers] just caught me on a bad day," he said in 2006, per Blabbermouth. "It was a bad moment — I was going through a divorce, my mom had just passed away, all this stuff was going on — and they sit me down in a chair and wanna start grilling me with questions, and I didn't wanna be there."

"You know, push that interview to the side, I'm happy as a clam to have written a song that is still being played and still dug by so many people," Lane added. "It's hard enough to write a song, let alone one that sticks around."

Several years after Lane's death in 2011, Louder ranked "Cherry Pie" at #16 on a list of the "20 Greatest Hair Metal Anthems of All Time," calling it "at once the best and worst hair metal had to offer during its last year of cultural relevance."

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The Rolling Stones, a legendary rock band originally formed in 1962, is still going strong 64 years later, scoring a No. 2 hit with their U.K. single, "Jealous Lover," from their upcoming album.

Only days before the new album Foreign Tongues was expected to drop on July 10, the band released two more singles, "Jealous Lover" and "Divine Intervention." The first single was an immediate hit in the Rolling Stones' home country of England, shooting up the charts.

"Jealous Lover" almost debuted at No. 1 on both the Official Singles Sales and Official Physical Singles charts. But they were blocked from the top position by Phoebe Bridgers' new song "Lost Boys." It was her first time topping the Official Singles Sales, and her second No. 1 on the Official Physical Singles sales chart.

Rising to No. 2, "Jealous Lover" is still a huge success and a testament to the Rolling Stones' impressive lasting impact. It also isn't the band's first time experiencing this sort of situation on the sales charts.

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Their only past No. 1 on the Official Singles Sales chart was "Angry" from the album Hackney Diamond. But they've had quite a few No. 2s. This includes "Living in a Ghost Town," "Sweet Sounds of Heaven," and "In The Stars," the band's lead single from the new album.

On the Official Physical Singles chart, they've also had several peaks at No. 2 previously, with "Rock and a Hard Place" and "Sweet Sounds of Heaven." But on the other hand, the Rolling Stones have had more No. 1s on this chart, including "In The Stars." The other No. 1s were "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction," "Angry," "Ride 'Em on Down," and "Living in a Ghost Town."

It remains to be seen if the new album, Foreign Tongues, experiences similar chart success when it finally comes out on July 10.

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Kristin Cavallari is teaching her kids about money in a somewhat unconventional way. 

The mom of three (she shares 13-year-old Camden, 12-year-old Jaxon, and 10-year-old Saylor with ex-husband, former NFL player Jay Cutler) recently appeared on the ‘Aspire with Emma Grede’ podcast, talking candidly about being a working mom in the spotlight. Even though the Laguna Beach/The Hills star, who now owns her own business (lifestyle, apparel, and jewelry brand Uncommon James), has money in the bank, she doesn’t think her kiddos deserve a completely free ride. 

“I really value how my mom raised me with money,” Cavallari told Grede. She continued,  “So my kids don’t just get whatever they want. And if they want something, they have to work for it.” And yes, Cavallari’s children do indeed work. Like their mom, her children have an entrepreneurial spirit.  

“So, a good example is last summer, both of my boys created their own little businesses. So, one of my boys was washing windows, people’s windows. And the other one was washing people’s garbage cans because if they want something, they got to go work for it. They got to make it happen.”

Cavallari continued, “I try to be very hyper aware of that because they are growing up in a very fortunate situation and I want them to know this is my money, this is not your money. And you know, something as small as they fly coach and I’m flying in first class, that was important to me when they became old enough that they could.”

Grede asked the celeb parent if it’s difficult to put her kids in coach while she’s in first class. Kristin responded, “No, it’s not when they’re older; I’m all bye. Bye guys, have fun back there, see you later.” She explained, “No, I think when they’re younger, you know, like kids, you can’t because first of all I couldn’t put my three in the back and I’d be like, ‘Please don’t fight. Please don’t fight.’ Who knows what’s going to happen back there. But now, they’ll be fine. Yeah. And it’s good for them. And I think it’s little things like that, as a parent, that ultimately make a big difference in the long run.” 

Cavallari also talked about how she balances business and family, admitting, “You can’t be the best at everything that you do. That is true. There’s just not enough as much time in the day…I have chosen to be the best mom that I can be and be a good business owner, and that’s the trade-off. I would love to tell you that Uncommon James is a $100 million company. But it’s not. But I am the best mom, and my kids would tell you that also. And that, to me, was more important than being, you know, the best business owner on the planet.”

The former MTV reality star isn’t the first celeb to start a kids-flying-coach controversy. In May, Nick Lachey revealed to Andy Cohen (on Bravo’s Watch What Happens Live) that he spotted his ex-wife, Jessica Simpson, flying first class while her kids flew coach on a trip to Hawaii. The pop star later explained, “My mom bought those tickets.” 

Neil Diamond had a remarkable ability to find hope in life's most difficult moments.

That gift was never more apparent than on "Song Sung Blue." Released in 1972, the gentle ballad became one of the biggest hits of Diamond's career, spending seven consecutive weeks at No. 1 on Billboard's Adult Contemporary chart while also reaching No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. More than 50 years later, it remains one of the defining soft rock songs of the decade.

The inspiration came from an unlikely source.

Diamond has said he was influenced by the second movement of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 21, often nicknamed the "Elvira Madigan" concerto after its use in the 1967 Swedish film. Drawing on that melody, he crafted a song with a simple but powerful message: everyone experiences sadness, and sometimes the best way to cope is through music.

Its understated approach resonated with listeners around the world.

Unlike many emotionally charged ballads of the era, "Song Sung Blue" relied on a warm melody, conversational lyrics and Diamond's reassuring vocal performance rather than sweeping drama. That quiet optimism helped make the song an instant favorite on both pop and adult contemporary radio.

The commercial response was overwhelming.

"Song Sung Blue" became one of the biggest adult contemporary hits of 1972. It also earned a Grammy nomination for Record of the Year and became one of the best-selling singles of Diamond's career.

"I was in my prime as far as people focusing in on my stuff," Diamond told Q in 2008. "I'd written some of my best music. It was only five or six years since I had my first chart record, so it was pretty intense."

Over the decades, the song has remained a staple of soft rock radio and has been covered by numerous artists across multiple genres. Its universal message, that difficult times are a part of life, but hope and happiness eventually return, has continued to resonate with generations of listeners.

Although Neil Diamond built an extraordinary catalog that includes classics such as "Sweet Caroline," "Cracklin' Rosie" and "America," "Song Sung Blue" occupies a special place among his signature recordings. Its warmth, simplicity and emotional honesty have made it one of the most enduring songs of his career.

"The fact I'm maturing only makes me more excited about my future work because I know there's only a limited time," Diamond told Tinnitst. "But I look forward to the future as a way to expand the work that I do and to find new and exciting ways to express myself musically."

More than five decades after topping the charts, "Song Sung Blue" continues to comfort and inspire audiences around the world. What began as a modest reflection on life's ups and downs has become one of soft rock's most timeless and uplifting anthems.

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Bon Scott, who died in 1980 at age 33, would have turned 80 today.

To honor the legendary AC/DC frontman, the team behind Scott’s YouTube channel is sharing birthday tributes and rare archival footage of Scott, including a performance with his early band, Fraternity.

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According to Classic Rock magazine, the interview footage features Scott on the Australian TV show Countdown, which ran from 1974 to 1987 and was produced by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.

One clip shows Scott and AC/DC in London for their Lock Up Your DaughtersTour in July1976, in support of Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap. Scott is seen wearing tiny jean shorts and playing with a toy banana. In another clip, dated a month later, the band is seen in Piccadilly Circus before taking off to the Marquee.

The surfaced clips also include performance footage of Scott and Fraternity. They perform a track called “Raglan’s Folly,” a sprawling prog-rock anthem co-written by Scott and guitarist Mick Jurd, which appeared on their debut album, Livestock. The black-and-white live video is dated 1971.

Eulogies and tributes for the fallen rock star also poured in today. The YouTube channel posted thoughtful messages from Judas Priest’s Rob Halford, Def Leppard’s Joe Elliott, Pearl Jam’s Mike McCready, and Helmet’s Page Hamilton.

As for the current AC/DC—co-founder Angus Young, Brian Johnson, Stevie Young, Matt Laug, and Chris Chaney—the show goes on. They kick off the North American run of their PWR UP Tour on Saturday, July 11, in Charlotte, North Carolina, at Bank of America Stadium. Dates run through Sept. 29.

For details and ticket information, visit acdc.com.

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Jason Aldean has another career milestone to celebrate.

According to The Country Wire, Jason Aldean's song, "Don't Tell on Me," is currently the No. 1 song on Billboard's Country Airplay chart this week, meaning it's one of the 60 most-played country songs on American radio stations, ranked by the number of estimated listener impressions each week.

Unlike other Billboard charts that measure what fans are deliberately streaming or buying, their Country Airplay chart focuses strictly on radio exposure. It reflects which songs radio programmers are choosing to play the most and is considered a key indicator of commercial success in Nashville and the industry.

Jason Aldean performs onstage at Spotify House at CMA Fest 2026 - Day 1 at Ole Red on June 04, 2026 in Nashville, Tennessee.

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"Don't Tell on Me" is Aldean's 27th song to be crowned the top spot on the Country Airplay chart. Country Wire's infographic shows other top country artists, such as George Strait, Luke Bryan, Alan Jackson and more, and how many No. 1 hits they have. Currently, Aldean is ranked fourth, trailing behind Kenny Chesney, Blake Shelton and Tim McGraw.

This is Aldean's second time hitting a No. 1 on a chart for "Don't Tell On Me". Just last week, the popular song was No. 1 on Mediabase's country radio chart, which is ranked based on how often a song is played and the size of the audience it reaches on country music radio stations. This chart also measures industry airplay to gauge a song's popularity on mainstream terrestrial radio rather than direct consumer sales or streaming.

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Released in March, "Don't Tell on Me" served as the second single for Aldean's 12th studio album, Songs About Us. The song was co-written by Kurt Allison, Tully Kennedy, John Morgan and Lydia Vaughan, and produced by his longtime collaborator Michael Knox, and tells the story of a man trying to play it cool after a breakup.

"It took me a second to get my mind [around the concept] cuz I'm like 'All right, we're talking to my heart, right?' You know, trying to get that out," Aldean said in a video he shared on his YouTube channel. "I remember instinctively just like being drawn to the idea cuz I haven't heard that concept before."

Songs About Us was released on April 24, and it was the follow-up to his 2023 album, Highway Desperado. To support the album, he has been on his Songs About Us Tour all summer around the United States, and will be co-headlining select shows alongside Luke Bryan's Double Down Tour.

"We want to be tough guys. We don't want to let anybody know that they got the best of us, or that we're sad, or that we're heartbroken or anything," Aldean told Billboard about the song. "I think that that's something people can relate to."

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A $6 latte can disappear in minutes, but a $6 pair of flowy summer pants can get you through errands, beach days, and unbearably warm afternoons. The Diufon Cotton-Linen Wide-Leg Pants are on sale at Walmart for just $6 right now, down from $13, in khaki, coffee, gray, and purple, while the other seven colors are only $7. They come in sizes small to 3XL and have a wide-leg cut with an elastic high waist, giving them a very easy, breezy feel.

The pockets make them practical for everyday wear, and the loose leg gives you coverage without feeling like they’re going to stick to your legs in hot weather. The pull-on waist is also comfy enough for long car rides, walks, or lounging at home, and they’re machine washable for easy care.

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If you’d rather not wear shorts and jeans are absolutely not an option, these are a great in-between pair for summer. They offer plenty of airiness and are still versatile enough to work with a tank top, T-shirt, or lightweight button-down. And if you haven’t tried the wide-leg look yet, this is an easy way to test it out without spending much.

One reviewer called the pants “very comfortable,” while another said they have a “good fit” and they loved the material. Another shopper noted they’re of “great quality,” but they run long, which is helpful to note if you’re petite or usually need a shorter inseam.

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These are simple to style with pieces you probably already have in your summer rotation. You can wear them with a fitted tank and flat sandals for errands, or pull them over a swimsuit for the beach. And since they’re already very summer-coded, a straw tote, crossbody bag, or pair of slides can make the whole outfit feel more put-together without being too dressy.

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This 1990s family adventure movie made quite a splash, and now it’s back for round two. 

Warner Bros. is developing a reboot of the beloved film Free Willy. The 1993 classic followed the friendship between an orphaned boy and an orca in captivity. It made $153.7 million worldwide with a budget of $20 million. 

Free Willy starred Jason James Richter, Michael Madsen, August Schellenberg, and Lori Petty. 

Additionally, Michael Jackson’s “Will You Be There” became the theme song for the film. The song became a 10 hit on the Billboard Hot 100 and went platinum. 

In a 2023 interview with The Guardian, the director SimonWincer shared how they were able to acquire the song. 

“RichardDonner, our executive producer, had the same dentist as Michael Jackson,” he revealed. “Richard wandered into the reception area one day and Michael was there, too, waiting. He mentioned this movie about a boy and a whale and Michael said he’d love to take a look. When we showed him a rough cut, he gave us the song ‘Will You Be There.’”

Wincer also spoke about the relationship the cast had with Keiko, the whale who played Willy. 

“At one point, our underwater photographer slipped and broke his leg. The vibe was bad and the whale could clearly feel it: he was really down,” the director shared. “The next day, we were filming Jesse putting on a show for the park owners but Keiko was still down.” 

He continued, “He was supposed to circle the pool, jump out and slide on to a concrete surface but the trainers couldn’t get him to do it. I said: ‘Why don’t we see if he’ll do it for Jason?’ And – would you believe it! – the whale did it. The emotion you see on the actors’ faces is real. The whale adored this little boy.” 

Free Willy spanned a franchise with multiple theatrical releases, an animated television show, and a direct-to-video continuation. The reboot will be the latest installment. 

Glenn Medeiros made a name for himself in the '80s and '90s. And now his daughter is about to do the same on reality TV.

Lyric Medeiros, the daughter of the chart-topping singer, is a part of the newest group of houseguests taking part in Big Brother Season 28. Living in a house decked out with almost 100 cameras, her every step towards the $750,000 will be on full display. Suffice it to say, with the live feeds, she'll sure have plenty to talk about, considering the legacy her dad has had in pop music for decades!

Here's everything to know about Glenn Medeiros, and who his daughter is on Big Brother.

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Who is Glenn Medeiros?

Glenn Medeiros is a former singer. He was an active part in the music business for a little over 20 years, from 1986 to 2007. Since leaving the industry, he has worked as a school teacher and principal.

What song is Glenn Medeiros famous for?

Glenn Medeiros is most famous for his cover of George Benson's "Nothing's Gonna Change My Love for You." The song was a bona fide hit, reaching number 12 on the Billboard Hot 100 and topping the charts in Canada and across Europe.

But Glenn was not necessarily a "one-hit wonder." The next year, he released a duet with French singer Elsa, which remained in the Top 50 charts in France for a whopping 25 weeks. In 1990, his collaboration with Bobby Brown, titled "She Ain't Worth It," went all the way to number one for two weeks on the Billboard Hot 100.

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When did Glenn Medeiros release "Nothing's Gonna Change My Love for You"?

Glenn Medeiros released his cover of "Nothing's Gonna Change My Love for You" in Europe in 1986 before making its way stateside in February 1987. The song also served as the first track in his self-titled album, which released in May 1987.

Who is Glenn Medeiros' daughter?

Glenn Medeiros' daughter is Lyric Medeiros. Born in 2001, Lyric followed in her father's footsteps, appearing as a contestant on the 2023 version of American Idol. She made it through the audition round, only to get cut in Hollywood. 25-year-old Lyric currently lives in Honolulu, Hawaii, where she works as an attorney. On July 7, 2026, she was announced as one of the contestants on Big Brother 28.

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Is Glenn Medeiros' daughter on Big Brother 28?

Yes! Lyric Medeiros, the daughter of Glenn Medeiros, is one of the contestants on Big Brother 28. The 25-year-old attorney credits her grandmother with getting her into the hit CBS reality show, and claims she's the biggest fan in her family. Lyric is currently one of 14 announced houseguests competing for $750,000.

Who is competing on 'Big Brother 28'?

The first 14 houseguests of Big Brother 28 were announced on July 7, 2026. Additional houseguests are anticipated to be revealed later.

Ashley Trail
Barrett Pfeiffer
Chuk Anyanwu
Drew Campbell
Haley Thogmartin
Jason De Puy
Kamu Kirk
La Trice Verrett
Lyric Medeiros
Mallory Aurichio
Melody Morris
Rome Seymour
Taylor Brown
Yash Patel
When does 'Big Brother 28' premiere?

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

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Taylor Swiftis living rent-free in Meghan McCain’s head, and it’s time for an eviction notice. As if you didn’t already know, Taylor Swift married Travis Kelcein a lavish Madison Square Garden ceremony on July 3rd, surrounded by her closest 1,000-plus celebrity friends. And if the non-stop coverage of Swift’s nuptials is just too much for you, Meghan McCain agrees.

The former The View host took to X earlier in the week (four days after “the” wedding), reposting a TMZ story about Kelce’s teammate’s wife reportedly winning a $6,700 Chanel bag at the MSG affair. But McCain wasn’t exactly sharing the article. Instead, she was trolling the relentless media attention surrounding the star-studded event. 

Along with the repost, McCain wrote, “Please stop telling me things about this wedding.” And based on the replies, the Internet agrees.

One X user pointed out, “Honestly unless you’re 12, who really cares about this wedding and the two of them. I wish them well…now please go away,” while others wrote, “OMG thank you!!!! I’ve tried to block it. I’ve tried to change my algorithm. Nothing works. These two faces keep showing up on my feed. Make it stop”, “It’s truly nauseating, I completely ignore” and, “Garish, vulgar, over the top display, of yet another gazillionaire celebrity three ring circus nuptials.”

Please stop telling me things about this wedding. https://t.co/uETqMjVSyd

— Meghan McCain (@MeghanMcCain) July 7, 2026

Of course, Meghan’s post did spark a bit of a backlash. While none of the comments were outright clapbacks, some did question McCain, responding to her with, “Girl, are you ok? Who’s forcing you to listen?”, “No one is forcing you to watch any of it. Geesh, you really seem to favor censorship,” and “Nobody’s telling you anything. X knows you’re interested and the info finds you.”

Then there were the comments about the repost. “Who has a raffle at their wedding - donations and opposite of intimate and loving”, “Now this is elitism at its finest. A raffle of a 6,700 thousand dollar purse at a wedding,” and “Right! Who cares and how tacky to win a bag at a wedding” were just a few of the reactions featured in the thread.

Meghan and her X followers aren’t the only ones who feel a certain way about the Swift-Kelce wedding coverage. Some Redditors expressed obvious annoyance over the event before it actually happened. 

On June 30 (Taylor’s ceremony was on July 3), a Redditor asked fans, “Is anyone else getting tired of hearing about Taylor Swift’s wedding?”  Responses ranged from “Tired of hearing about Swift at all, and all celebrity news. It could not be any less important” to “I’m tired of it all. If you say you’re not a fan, then you’re a hater. Ugh. Enough already.”

His claim to fame is Barstool Sports, the popular blog dating back to 2003.

Now, you can call Dave Portnoy a best-selling author thanks to his new book that hit the shelves June 30.

In fact, the aptly titled Cancel Me If You Can is now a No. 1 New York Times Best Seller after topping the current Hardcover Nonfiction list. Oh, and it also ranks second on the newspaper's Combined Print & E-Book Nonfiction spread.

"Is being a Times #1 best seller good? It would appear lots of humans liked my book," Portnoy, 49, wrote in his X post on Wednesday, July 8 to accompany a screenshot upload of the Times' Nonfiction list. "Thanks to all the Stoolies who always answer the bell. Best fanbase in the world And to all the haters….I win and you lose…again."

Is being a Times #1 best seller good? It would appear lots of humans liked my book. Thanks to all the Stoolies who always answer the bell. Best fanbase in the world And to all the haters….I win and you lose…again pic.twitter.com/5LJJiVYCYv

— Dave Portnoy (@stoolpresidente) July 8, 2026

Here's a brief synopsis of the book, offered by publisher Simon & Schuster: "In his unfiltered style, Dave Portnoy details the journey of how he built his polarizing media empire, Barstool Sports, while refusing to bend the knee to those who tried to tear him down, staying true to himself and blocking out the haters."

Barstool Sports posted its own article Wednesday highlighting Portnoy as a No. 1 bestselling author, writing in peak colorful language about the website's history: "When I tell you about the Internet wars of 2016, it would be hard to believe. Every day you had some scumbag from Deadspin or something similarly terrible literally trying to get Barstool, for lack of better word, canceled."

And notice how Simon & Schuster used the word "polarizing" when describing the Barstool Sports media empire. Late last year, its founder faced backlash for joking that Pete Carroll — head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders — should be “murdered” following a loss to the Denver Broncos.

In a clip posted to Instagram, Portnoy had filmed himself watching the end of the game and yelling into the camera, as it became clear he was going to lose money on a sports bet he placed.

Fifty years ago, iconic '70s rock band Kansas released "Carry On Wayward Son"—a song that saved them from getting dropped from their label and remains a timeless motivational anthem.

Released in November 1976 as the lead single for their fourth studio album, Leftoverture, "Carry On Wayward Son" became the band's breakthrough hit. The single marked Kansas's first Top 40 song, entering the Hot 100 in December and peaking at No. 11 in January 1977. In total, the song spent 12 consecutive weeks on the chart—an impressive feat for the once-struggling band.

Aside from chart success, "Carry On Wayward Son" achieved massive commercial triumph. It eventually went on to be certified Gold by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) for selling over 500,000 units in the U.S. alone. The track's sudden explosion on rock radio helped officially establish them as mainstream icons.

Steve Walsh and Kerry Livgren performing with American rock group Kansas, circa June 1978.

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Before the single's release, Kansas was struggling to make an impact. The group had released three studio albums and had been touring excessively but had still failed to produce a mainstream hit. Their record label was beginning to lose patience waiting for the band to make it big. Leftoverture was one last chance for the group to succeed, sending the members into a writing frenzy in an attempt to save themselves from being dropped.

“It was a frustrating time,” primary songwriter and guitarist Kerry Livgren said in an interview with Classic Rock. “Having opened for just about every group you could possibly name, we had become such a hot property that nobody would play with us anymore. For instance, Mick Fleetwood later told me that Fleetwood Mac died a death every time we went on first. We were a hard act to follow.”

Before the band recorded Leftoverture, singer and co-songwriter Steve Walsh was suffering from a severe case of writer's block. When they came together for rehearsals, the pressure intensified when Livgren realized the band's fate rested squarely on his shoulders to pen a hit.

“Back then I wrote maybe 70 percent of each album, with Steve Walsh supplying the rest,” said Livgren. “And on the very first day of rehearsals, Steve came to me and said that he had nothing—not a single song. I don’t relish that kind of pressure, but with hindsight, it really brought out the best in me.”

In a last-ditch effort, Livgren wrote "Carry On Wayward Son"—an unorthodox, last-minute addition to the album that had just enough commercial edge to go mainstream. “When they heard it, everybody’s eyebrows raised,” Livgren reflected. “And of course it changed everything for Kansas.”

The song told the autobiographical story of Livgren's lifelong search for spiritual meaning. The track's themes of perseverance and self-discovery made for a deeply touching motivational anthem that deeply resonated with listeners and reflected the songwriter's vulnerable journey.

“Parallel to my musical career I’ve always been on a spiritual sojourn, looking for truth and meaning,” said Livgren. “It was a song of self-encouragement. I was telling myself to keep on looking and I would find what I sought.”

Five decades after its release, "Carry On Wayward Son" continues to resonate with new generations of listeners. In the digital era, the song has garnered over 880 million streams on Spotify—solidifying its place as a permanent staple of classic rock history.

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Every home needs reliable dinnerware, and the best pieces elevate the look of your table while holding your food. If you're looking for a way to make dining more joyful, check out Anthropologie's Benedita Bow Ceramic Stoneware Platter, which may be just the "stunning" piece your tablescape needs. 

Already earning rave reviews from shoppers, this platter is a steal at just $32 (that's 30% off its original $48 price in cart) during a limited-time home sale at the retailer. Plus you can round out your entire collection with Anthropologie's beloved Benedita pattern, celebrated for its signature bow-adorned designs. 

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Brad Paisley has some exciting news for his fans.

The popular country singer announced on his Instagram that a new song, "Home Sweet Hotel," is out now on all streaming platforms. The single was released on Wednesday and is part of his ongoing EP, Tacklebox. Instead of dropping a traditional album all at once, the 53-year-old musician is putting out unreleased tracks from his 1990s catalog, or songs that were written more recently and inspired by that decade.

The last project where Paisley released new music was his 2017 album, Love and War. He did have an album set to come out in 2023, but it was never released. He also put out a Christmas album, titled Snow Globe Town, last year.

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Paisley explained in a statement that he wants Tacklebox to feel like his "fans have a direct link to my Dropbox or to a playlist that never ends."

"We are calling it Tacklebox; because it’s a box full of hooks, country lyric hooks," he wrote. "In this digital age, I have every song I’ve ever written at my fingertips. This project gave us a license to dig back into the catalog of songs that were never released, that feel like a time period, a style of writing, a sound, and nostalgia."

All of the songs on Tacklebox were recorded at The Castle in Franklin, TN, the same studio where several of Paisley's first albums were made.

Paisley started his career in the 1990s as a writer. His first successful song was "Another You" by David Kersh in 1997. A year later, he signed with Arista Nashville and released his debut album, Who Needs Pictures, in 1999. The second single for that album, "He Didn't Have to Be," came to be Paisley's signature song, and it reached the top of the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart in December of 1999.

He has since released 12 studio albums and gone on multiple headlining tours around the world. More than 50 of his singles have placed on the Billboard country singles charts, and he even has two books out: Jug Fishing for Greazy and Other Brad Paisley Fishing Stories in 2003 and his 2011 autobiography, Diary of a Player: How My Musical Heroes Made a Guitar Man Out of Me.

"When I first started writing and recording music, I couldn’t have dreamed of the ability to put something out instantly for the fans," Paisley concluded in his statement.

Brad Paisley during his performance at Tollwood Summer Festival 2026 at Olympiapark on June 23, 2026, in Munich, Germany.

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The songs released as a part of Paisley's never-ending Tacklebox EP include "Fallin'," "This Town Ain't Small Enough," "Without You," "Hi Ho Silverado (featuring David Lee Murphy)", "Overnight Low," "Someone Else's Arms (featuring Miranda Lambert)" and "Out of the Picture."

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Currently, the country superstar is on his Truck Still Works World Tour, performing headlining dates across North America in numerous amphitheaters and state fairs through early October. Paisley is set to perform at Canvas Stadium in Colorado on Friday night, before picking up the tour again in early August. Some of the upcoming stops include Ohio, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Florida, Texas and more. More information and tickets can be bought on Paisley's official website.

"Home Sweet Hotel" is out now on all streaming platforms.

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As anyone who was watching MTV in 1990 can tell you, it was kind of a weird time for music. Hair metal was about to die out, though not everybody realized it yet, and the impending release of Nirvana's Nevermind in 1991 was about to change the world forever. Somewhere, in the middle of that, the Black Crowes came along with their blockbuster debut album, Shake Your Money Maker. They weren't metal, they weren't grunge, they weren't pop...but their old-school Southern rock style sent the group straight to the top of the charts.

Not only did Shake Your Money Maker sell over 5 million copies, but two of the album's singles, "Hard to Handle" and "She Talks to Angels," went all the way to #1 on Billboard's Mainstream Rock Airplay chart. What makes that achievement all the more impressive is the fact that founding members (and brothers) Chris and Rich Robinson were barely more than kids at the time: Rich was just 19 years old when Shake Your Money Maker was released, and frontman Chris was a mere lad of 23.

And of course, they were even younger when they wrote the tunes that would make them famous: Rich was only 17 years old when he wrote the riff that became "She Talks to Angels."

As Rich recalled in an interview with Premier Guitar, he was "still in high school" at the time, and a "guy named James Hall," who was a friend of his older brother, showed him how to play an Open E chord on the guitar.

"I played around with that and wrote some songs, and then I just remember writing 'She Talks to Angels,'" Rich said. As he went on to explain, while he usually wrote songs on his father's acoustic guitar, for some reason, he composed "She Talks to Angels" on an oddly shaped electric guitar called a Robin.

"I got this weird guitar and I wrote the basics of 'She Talks to Angels' on it and I quickly sold that guitar because it was so weird and kind of unusable."

That guitar might have been weird, but it certainly served an important purpose. Not only was "She Talks to Angels" a hit, but it became one of the Black Crowes' most beloved songs, particularly among fans struggling with addiction. (The above YouTube video, posted six years ago, continues to get comments from listeners who say the song helped them through recovery.)

"'She Talks to Angels' is a funny song in that so many people resonate with it," Chris (who wrote the lyrics) said in an interview with Songfacts.

"The dark details like drugs and things like that would be a part of growing up and being in this world, but when I wrote that song I had no idea — I hadn't done any of things. I hadn't lived that — everything was in my imagination," he continued.

Even though Chris and Rich were young and relatively inexperienced when they wrote some of their biggest hits, Chris went on to say that some things about the creative process didn't change over the years.

"There are things in that song, and even earlier songs when Rich and I were starting out, that are certain tendencies or nuances that I've always liked about writing, and those would be the same," he said. "But to go back in time or to a place or a feeling, that just doesn't exist when you're trying to be here now, man. Music is about being in the moment as opposed to, 'Hey, we did that, and what are we going to do?' I like to be as present as I can with what's happening."

As for fans of the Black Crowes, they can go back to the time and feeling when "She Talks to Angels" came out anytime, and they often do: At the time of this writing, the song has over 180 million streams on Spotify alone.

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Do you have the time to listen to Green Day whine? The ’90s alt-rock icons recently announced the soundtrack for their upcoming coming-of-age film, Nimrods, and it's stacked.

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Including their newest single, “I’m Never Gonna R.I.P.,” the release comprises 22 career-spanning classics, from “Basket Case,” “Longview,” and “When I Come Around,” to “In the End,” “Dilemma,” and “Brain Stew,” alongside four previously unreleased live recordings from one of Green Day’s gigs at the Palladium in Los Angeles.

The Nimrods soundtrack features 30 tracks, 22 Green Day songs, "I'm Never Gonna R.I.P.", unreleased live recordings and more. Out July 31, 2026.#greenday #nimrodsmovie pic.twitter.com/UyBL5bjrtA

— Green Day Italy (@GreenDayItaly_) July 8, 2026

The rest of the soundtrack will feature new music from the fictional band Analog Dogs, showcased in the film, as well as music from Ultra Q, Paradox, and Mckenna Grace, all of whom are either featured or star in the film.

Nimrods, the soundtrack, will arrive on July 31 in various formats: CD, cassette, digital, and vinyl. Preorder for all formats is now available.  

Nimrods, the film, is targeting a nationwide Aug. 14 theater release, with special global previews on Aug. 11.

The film was originally titled New Year’s Rev and made its world premiere last fall at the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival. According to assorted publications, fans and critics alike liked what they saw, calling the watch “nostalgic,” “chaotic,” and a “tender tribute to teenage dirtbags.”

Directed by Lee Kirk (Ordinary World, The Office), the road-trip comedy follows the hijinks of the Analog Dogs, who are racing across the country to open for Green Day on New Year’s Eve, completely unaware that the whole gig is one big, fat joke.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the film is based on the life and times of Green Day, when Billie Joe Armstrong, Mike Dirnt, and Tré Cool lived out of a van before their debut album, Dookie, broke through in 1994, winning a GrammyAward, becoming double-diamond certified, and cementing the punk rockers as a massive force in rock history.

The members of Green Day make a cameo in the movie, which stars MckennaGrace (Ghostbusters: Afterlife), Mason Thames (The Black Phone), and the legendary Fred Armisen.  

“I’ve always wanted to do a Green Day film,” Armstrong told THR. “God, ever since the beginning, just all my heroes have always done films, whether it was Rock ‘n’ Roll High School by the Ramones or A Hard Day’s Night, the Who’s Quadrophenia. I wanted to just do the same thing.”

Let the needle drops commence.

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Everyone remembers the great toilet paper shortage of 2020. When COVID fears were at an all-time high, we were all limiting how much we went out into the world, so folks were stocking up on essentials like they were going out of style. I vividly remember wearing a mask, driving to several stores, and hunting for TP, cleaners, and other necessities that just disappeared off shelves. But apparently, this wasn't the first time we had a toilet paper crisis in this country; only the last time, it was all due to a joke taken a little too seriously.

In 1973, Johnny Carson was at the height of his career hosting The Tonight Show. The country, however, was going through quite a lot at the time. Roe v. Wade was officially decided, the Vietnam War was coming to an end, and an energy crisis was in the works. The American people were a little raw and bracing themselves for the other shoe to drop.

CBS News stated former reporter Sally Quinn, who covered the story at the time, said: "Amidst the recent preoccupation with the fuel shortage and the meat shortage, a new gap has appeared in the staples of the American household: the toilet paper shortage."

Only, there really wasn't one.

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It began when Wisconsin Congressman Harold Froehlich released a statement about the book paper shortage at the time, saying, "The next thing we're gonna have to worry about is a potential toilet paper shortage."

The Tonight Show writers picked up the press release for Carson's opening monologue and omitted the word "potential," which is what is blamed for causing the stir.

"There is an acute shortage of toilet paper in the good old United States. We gotta quit writing on it," quipped Carson on Dec. 19, 1973. "I gotta tella ya, it's serious. I just saw a commercial where Mrs. Olson comes in with a shopping bag and the housewife says forget the coffee just give me the shopping bag!" And that was all it took.

According to the National Institute of Standards and Technology, it prompted 20 million Americans to flood stores, hoarding as much toilet paper as possible.

A month later, Carson addressed the controversy head-on, saying: "For all my life in entertainment, I don't want to be remembered as the man who created a false toilet paper scare. Apparently there is no shortage," he assured.

And while Carson is remembered for many, many things, we can unfortunately report he is, in fact, also remembered as the man who created a false toilet paper scare.

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