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Jelly Roll is getting backlash online for a recent TikTok post that fans speculate is shade at Bunnie Xo. 

On Monday, June 15, it was revealed that the country singer was divorcing the “Dumb Blonde Podcast” host after 10 years of marriage.

According to TMZ, in May, he filed the paperwork in Tennessee. The outlet cited a source that claimed their divorce is a “mutual decision by the two and a private family matter.”

Just a few days before the news broke, Jelly Roll shared two photos of his daughter on social media.

The "Son of a Sinner" has two children from different previous relationships, Bailee Ann DeFord and Noah "Buddy" DeFord. Jelly Roll and Bunnie Xo have held primary custody of Bailee since she was 8 years old.

The first photo the 41-year-old singer posted on TikTok was of himself and his 18-year-old daughter holding up their middle fingers to the camera. The photo included text that read, “Can’t believe my life right now I feel on top of the world.”

The on-screen caption references lyrics from the song “Mama,” which he included as the audio for the post. The song features Jelly Roll and is off Latto’s new album, Big Mama.

The second photo in the slideshow is a black-and-white photo of a younger version of the father and daughter smiling. It includes text that reads, “Should've seen my face when they told me it's a baby girl,” which is also a lyric from “Mama.”

Fans were not pleased with the post. Many of the top comments claim he was dissing Bunnie Xo.

One user wrote, “Bunnie got you there. You owe her everything,” while another shared, “I'm staying with mom after the divorce.”

Jelly Roll posted his own comment addressing the TikTok, writing, "This wasn’t posted today it’s just going viral today, it is not a response to anything. All this post meant was I love my daughter and I’m honored to be on Latto’s song. Love y’all."

Richard Marx, 62, may have ruled the late 1980s and early 1990s as the king of love songs and ballads, but more than three decades after he dominated the music charts, the iconic singer still looks and sounds like it's 1989.

Currently on tour with Rod Stewart, Richard Marx brought audience members "to tears" at his recent Hollywood Bowl show in Los Angeles. Marx closed his set with his 1989 love song "Right Here Waiting." With audience members calling his voice "magical," the iconic balladeer's vocals showed no signs of wear and tear over time. His '80s-style big hair and shoulder pads may have been retired with the decade, but his stellar voice still reigns supreme, and fans were visibly emotional watching the singer's performance.

"No better singer in the world, amazing," gushed one commenter on a social media video shared of Marx's performance.

Another added, "He sounds the same from back in the day."

Richard Marx Still Sounds Like the '80s Hitmaker Fans Remember @shopperlsh

Richard Marx sounds the same as he did in the 80s! Right Here Waiting…. #richardmarx #concert #music #hollywoodbowl #losangeles

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One of the most successful adult contemporary artists of the late 1980s and early 1990s, Marx built a career on a seemingly endless catalog of chart-topping ballads. Hits such as "Hold On to the Nights," "Endless Summer Nights," "Hazard," and "Right Here Waiting" catapulted him to superstardom. Marx has sold more than 30 million records worldwide and became the first solo artist whose first seven singles reached the Billboard Hot 100 Top Five.

For many fans, Richard Marx's songs serve as the soundtrack to their lives. Seeing him live is less a nostalgic throwback and more an extension of the heartfelt connection fans have always felt to his music.

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The Story Behind "Right Here Waiting"

Part of what has always made Richard Marx's ballads feel so personal is his ability to draw from his own experiences to create music that resonates deeply with listeners.

In videos shared from Marx's Hollywood Bowl performance, the audience can be seen and heard flawlessly singing along to "Right Here Waiting," which the Chicago-born singer-songwriter wrote as a love letter to his then-wife, actress and dancer Cynthia Rhodes of Dirty Dancing fame.

Decades later, the honesty and vulnerability of the song still resonate. "Right Here Waiting" quickly became Richard Marx's signature song, but the ballad continues to strike a chord with generations of fans who first discovered his music in the late '80s and those who are now being introduced to his music through streaming playlists and social media videos.

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"Right Here Waiting" spent three weeks at No. 1 and remains Marx's best-selling single. The song is still considered one of the most beloved love songs of its era. Judging by the reaction from fans on social media and those watching the singer perform live, his music remains just as relevant today as it was when it first dominated the airwaves in the late 1980s.

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Night Ranger is all over the headlines this year, announcing both a new album and tour. 

Today, the hard rock legends are blessing us all with another piece of fun news: They just dropped a newly remastered version of their 1983 hit single, “(You Can Still) Rock in America (2026).” 

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The track, which originally appeared on Night Ranger's second album, Midnight Madness, is now featured on the band’s forthcoming album, Best Of, slated for release on Aug. 28 through Frontiers Music Srl. The band also released an official new visualizer video. 

Best Of is a compilation of remixed and remastered versions of Night Ranger classics, as well as some of their more recent hits, including “Sister Christian,” “When You Close Your Eyes,” and “Four in the Morning.” The new record will also feature a few bonus tracks like a live performance of the holiday classic “Feliz Navidad,” and be available in both CD and vinyl formats.

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“The new ‘Best Of’ is a celebration of not only our classic hits but also what we’ve created over the last 20 years,” co-lead vocalist Jack Blades said in a statement, per Metal Planet Music. “And we’re just gonna keep cranking it cause we’re having too much fun to stop! So enjoy the ride and see ya on the road!” 

Before today’s remastered release, Night Ranger dropped a newly remixed and remastered version of their 1982 hit, “Don’t Tell Me You Love Me,” back in May.

Night Ranger is currently on tour, with Reno, Nevada, coming up tomorrow. Tour dates and ticket information can be found here.

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Released in 1976, Manfred Mann’s Earth Band’s "Blinded by the Light" has earned an unusual place in music history: it is widely regarded as the most misheard song of all time.

Despite its enduring popularity and classic rock status, the track continues to confuse listeners decades later, with even modern AI transcription models correctly identifying only 63% of its lyrics in testing.

Part of the challenge lies in the song’s dense, fast-moving lyrical structure and its unusual phrasing.

Written by Bruce Springsteen and reimagined by Manfred Mann’s Earth Band, the track layers poetic imagery over a driving rock arrangement. Although it moves at a relatively moderate pace of around 80 words per minute, the delivery is anything but simple.

The vocal style, combined with heavy instrumentation and rhythmic shifts, creates moments where words blur together, making accurate interpretation surprisingly difficult.

The most infamous example is the opening line: "Blinded by the light, revved up like a deuce, another runner in the night."

For generations of listeners, this line has been the source of widespread confusion.

One of the most commonly reported mishearings replaces "revved up like a deuce" with a far more provocative alternative, illustrating just how dramatically meaning can shift when lyrics are misunderstood. These misinterpretations have become part of the song’s cultural legacy, often passed along in jokes, memes, and sing-along mishaps.

Beyond individual lines, the song’s overall structure contributes to its reputation.

"Blinded by the Light" scored a relatively low lyric readability score of 85, reflecting how difficult it is to parse even when read alongside the audio. This makes it not just a challenge for casual listeners, but also for computational models tasked with transcription.

What makes this phenomenon especially interesting is that the confusion persists across generations and technologies. From vinyl records and car radios in the 1970s to streaming platforms and AI-powered lyric tools today, the same sections continue to trip listeners up.

Ultimately, "Blinded by the Light" stands as a reminder that music is not always experienced literally.

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Elisha Cuthbert rose to stardom alongside Kiefer Sutherland on 24, but the blonde beauty has barely changed 25 years after the show debuted.

Cuthbert, 43, played Jack Bauer's daughter, Kim, on the hit series, which ran from 2001 to 2014. The star also made it big in The Girl Next Door and received critical acclaim for her comedic skills in the fan favorite comedy series, Happy Endings. While Cuthbert is back in the new Prime Video series Every Year After, she's opening up about why she took a four-year break from the bright lights of Hollywood.

In a new interview on Today, Cuthbert opened up about why she took a break from acting to spend more time with her children and husband, former NHL star Dion Phaneuf.

“I realized I worked all four years through our first child and it was really hard,” Cuthbert shared during an appearance on NBC’s Today on Tuesday. “To separate that mom from the working person I was. So, when we had our second, I just felt like I didn’t want to waste any second of it and I didn’t want to be on set.”

While it's been 25 years since 24 debuted, Cuthbert's youthful appearance revealed that she's barely changed at all in over two decades!

Check out the video of Cuthbert below:

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What is Every Year After About?

Based on the popular book, Every Summer After by Carley Fortune, Every Year After is described as "a romantic, nostalgic story of first loves and the people and choices that mark us forever." It stars Sadie Soverall in the lead role as an obituary writer who goes back to her childhood summer hometown, British Columbia's Barry's Bay, for a funeral.

Now streaming on Amazon Prime, check out the trailer for Every Year After below:

Cuthbert's Comedic Chops

Any fan of Cuthbert likely knows the star has legitimate comedic chops that she rocked alongside Casey Wilson in Happy Endings. There was also a slightly hidden reference to her years on 24 on the show. Check it out below!

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Long before “Let Your Love Flow” became a worldwide hit, another music legend had the chance to record it first.

Released by The Bellamy Brothers in 1976, the upbeat anthem became an international smash, topping the Billboard Hot 100 and reaching No. 1 in several countries around the world. Nearly 50 years later, its infectious melody and optimistic message continue to make it a favorite on classic rock and oldies radio.

But before the song found its way to David and Howard Bellamy, it was offered to another music legend.

Written by Larry E. Williams, "Let Your Love Flow" was originally pitched to Neil Diamond, for whom Williams was a roadie at the time. But, Diamond decided not to record it because he felt the song didn't fit the direction of his career at the time. That decision opened the door for the Florida duo, who were still searching for the breakthrough hit that would introduce them to a wider audience.

It proved to be the opportunity of a lifetime.

"We just thought ['Let Your Love Flow'] was the best thing we'd heard at the time," Howard Bellamy later told Classic Bands. "And the rest is history. Still to this day, it's been hard to top that song. It was like a rocket launch. It took off so fast on the charts."

The Bellamy Brothers would eventually become one of country music’s most successful duos, with hits including "If I Said You Had a Beautiful Body Would You Hold It Against Me" and "Redneck Girl," but it was "Let Your Love Flow" that put them on the map and turned them into international stars. Blending country, pop and soft rock influences, it showcased a sound that appealed to audiences across multiple genres.

The song's success also helped launch a career that has spanned more than five decades. The Bellamy Brothers have since released dozens of albums, earned multiple country No. 1 hits and continued touring well into the 21st century, building one of the longest-lasting careers in country music.

Looking back, it’s hard to imagine anyone else recording "Let Your Love Flow." What began as a song one superstar chose to pass on became the Bellamy Brothers' signature recording and one of the most recognizable hits of the 1970s.

"I don't think we ever sit down and go, 'Okay, now we've really made it.' It's more like, 'Okay, we've had a No. 1 record, let's try something else now,'" David Bellamy told The Boot. "It's just kind of in our nature, I think."

Nearly 50 years after its release, its message of optimism and freedom continues to resonate with listeners around the world.

Related: 1973 No. 1 Hit, Lasting 18 Weeks on the Chart, Became a Summer Anthem

It’s hard to think of a more polarizing pantry staple than canned chicken. For some people, it’s a must-have ingredient that easily finds its way into a variety of dishes, from soups and stews to dips and chicken salad. For others, they wouldn’t dare toss a can into their cart. Much like SPAM, canned chicken is sometimes seen as a lower-quality or unhealthy food, making it one of the last things you may consider stocking your pantry with. However, canned chicken can actually be one of the most versatile ingredients you can keep in your kitchen—and it might not be as bad as you think.

Depending on the brand, canned chicken can actually be an incredible source of protein, packing anywhere between 15 and 22 grams of filling protein per serving. It’s also fully cooked and shelf-stable, making it convenient to have on hand for a quick and easy meal. Sure, ingredients might vary across brands, but if you know what to look out for, you’ll get the most out of this unsung pantry hero.

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And, hey, if it’s good enough for Chef Jacques Pépin, then it’s good enough for us. We say it’s time for canned chicken to officially have its moment in the spotlight, so we spoke with three chefs to get their take. Read on to see what they had to say about the best ways to use canned chicken.

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Our Panel of Chefs

These are the three chefs we spoke with to get their take on canned chicken.

• Isaac Bernal Carbajo: Chef Isaac Bernal Carbajo is the executive chef of the Representation of Spain to the United Nations with more than 26 years of culinary experience spanning both military and high-end gastronomy. He has also been recognized through multiple gastronomic competitions, including being named Best Chef of Spain in 2020.
• Kara Brown: Kara Brown is the recipe developer and founder of Bee Inspired, a platform dedicated to promoting honey as an essential key to health and wellness. Her brand is rooted in seasonality and being a steward of the planet through sustainable endeavors.
• Jessica Randhawa: Chef Jessica Randhawa is the head chef, recipe creator, photographer and writer behind The Forked Spoon. She creates delicious, family-friendly recipes that anyone can make, and shares them on her website, which gets over 2 million readers each month.

What To Look for When Buying Canned Chicken

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If you’re ready to take the plunge into the wondrous world of canned poultry, you might want to know what to look for before you head to the grocery store. Luckily, our chefs offered plenty of insight into what makes a canned chicken brand worth the spend—and what things to avoid.

According to Chef Isaac Bernal Carbajo, the most important thing to look out for is a short ingredient list that only consists of minimal ingredients. “The shorter, the better. Ideally, I want to see chicken, water and salt,” he says. He also mentioned paying attention to texture because it can vary from brand to brand. “Some hold their structure much better and have a far more pleasant texture once they're incorporated into a dish,” he says. 

Chef Jessica Randhawa prioritizes “simple ingredients and a clean chicken flavor” that she can use in everything from “creamy dips like buffalo chicken dip or shortcut chicken soups.” In terms of which brands to toss into your cart, all three chefs recommended Costco’s Kirkland Signature canned chicken as a favorite go-to, as well as options from Wild Planet and Swanson. In terms of price, Costco’s Kirkland Signature canned chicken offers the best bang for your buck at about $17 for six 12.5-ounce cans.

As for what to avoid, all three chefs agreed that a longer ingredient list often indicates that a brand is compensating for quality, and you should probably avoid it if you can.

But knowing what to look for at the grocery store is only half the battle. Once you’ve selected your protein-packed tin, it’s time to cook, and our chefs agreed that canned chicken works best when used in this particular way.

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The Best Thing To Make With Canned Chicken, According to 3 Chefs

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When it comes to the best way to use your newfound pantry staple, our panel of experts all agreed that canned chicken works best in dishes like chicken salad or creamy dips that play off of the chicken’s poached texture and consistency. Because it’s already fully cooked, it can be easily incorporated into a variety of dishes with minimal additional effort from you. 

To get the most out of canned chicken, Chef Carbajo recommends not using the chicken straight out of the tin. “Drain it well and give it a little attention. Good olive oil, fresh herbs, a squeeze of lemon, quality mustard or a few spices can completely change the final result,” he says. He also suggests “pairing it with ingredients that add texture, such as celery, red onion or pickles.”

Chef Brown shares that she likes to use canned chicken in her honey mustard chicken salad and zhuzhes it up with “crunchy celery, sweet apple, toasted walnuts, and a dressing of raw honey and apple cider vinegar.”

As for Chef Randhawa, her buffalo chicken dip is her favorite quick and easy crowd-pleaser. 

The takeaway here is that when you’re using canned chicken, it’s best to lean on its convenience by using its texture to your advantage. From there, layering in fresh ingredients for texture and acid for zing is all you need to make a show-stopping dish.

5 Other Genius, Chef-Approved Ways To Use Canned Chicken

Of course, canned chicken doesn’t have to stop and end at chicken salad. Here are even more genius ways to use the affordable pantry staple. 

1. Make a Larb

When it comes to getting creative with canned chicken, Chef Brown suggests making a speedy weeknight larb by breaking up the chicken and tossing in lime juice, fish sauce, toasted rice powder, and fresh herbs like mint and cilantro. Shallots and a pinch of chili flakes add the final touches, and in just minutes, you’ve got an easy and delicious meal.

2. Speed Up Chili Prep

When time is of the essence and you don't have the minutes to shred a rotisserie chicken or season and cook raw chicken, the canned version can really save you when it comes to meal prep. When you don't have much time, a slow cooker chili made with canned chicken is the easiest, most hands-off way to get dinner on the table on busy weeknights.

3. Stir It Into Soup

Adding canned chicken to soup is a quick way to get some more filling protein into a meal. Try combining beans (another protein-rich powerhouse), melty cheese and chicken into a chicken enchilada soup. You're left with a savory lunch you'll look forward to eating and that'll keep you full until dinnertime.

4. Add It to a Casserole

Move over, tuna casserole; canned chicken can be just as versatile. The possibilities of canned chicken in casseroles shouldn't be underestimated. Pair it with stuffing mix and cream of mushroom soup for a creamy comfort meal; mix roasted red peppers and canned chicken with pasta for the ultimate chicken pasta bake; or pair it with zucchini, squash and a light dressing for a veggie-packed summer casserole.

5. Top Your Potato

There's nothing more fun than a loaded potato bar, and canned chicken makes things even easier to assemble. Whether you want to stuff a sweet potato with chicken and pesto or top a baked potato with chicken, chili beans and cheese, the options are endless. Adding canned chicken to your spud turns a side into a heartier meal.

With these ideas and recipes in mind, you'll never look at a can of chicken the same way again. From chicken salad to casseroles, soups to spuds, canned chicken proves it's a versatile shelf-stable staple you need to have in your kitchen.

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For homeowners, the warmer weather is the perfect opportunity to refresh their spaces and host gatherings with family and friends. Many start looking for simple ways to enhance both indoor and outdoor areas to make them more inviting. Even small updates can have a big impact, transforming an ordinary space into the ultimate setting for entertaining.

Thoughtful touches like updated decor, better lighting or rearranged furniture can instantly elevate the atmosphere without requiring a full renovation. With just a few intentional improvements, any home can feel more comfortable, functional and ready for guests all season long.

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Feit 48-Foot LED String Light, $32.99 at Costco

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As soon as the weather warms up, people start looking for ways to spend more time outside. Patios, decks and backyards suddenly become the go-to spot for family dinners, cookouts and late-night conversations. The funny thing is, you don't always need a full renovation to make an outdoor space feel inviting. Sometimes the biggest difference comes from one simple addition that completely changes the atmosphere.

I've noticed more homeowners focusing on creating that cozy outdoor living room vibe. The goal isn't just to have a backyard; it's to have a space where people actually want to hang out. Warm lighting has become one of the easiest ways to make that happen, especially for summer gatherings and special occasions.

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One option getting attention is the Feit 48' LED String Light, currently available at Costco for $32.99. The set is designed for outdoor use and wet locations, making it practical for patios, pergolas and backyard entertaining. It includes 24 decorative vintage-style LED bulbs plus two spare bulbs, and they're shatter-resistant. The heavy-duty cord features 24 sockets spaced two feet apart, and shoppers can connect up to 30 sets for a total of 1,440 feet of lighting.

What stands out is the warm, vintage-style glow that makes outdoor spaces feel more polished without requiring a major investment. Whether you're hosting a casual barbecue or a larger celebration, the lighting can help create a more welcoming setting.

Customer reviews also highlight its impact for events. "We bought nine boxes for our son's wedding. They were delivered on time and they looked great up in our yard. They gave the yard the perfect ambiance," wrote one shopper on Costco.com.

For anyone looking to refresh a patio or backyard before summer gatherings, this is one of those simple upgrades that can make a space feel noticeably more put together.

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Morningstar Farms has issued a voluntary recall for two of its popular frozen products across the United States, Puerto Rico, and Costa Rica, as they may contain pieces of plastic. 

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The two items are 10.5-ounce packages of Buffalo Chik'n Nuggets as well as 8-ounce packages of Hot & Spicy Sausage Patties. As of publication, Morningstar Farms has indicated that none of the brand’s other products have been affected by the recall. 

The affected Buffalo Chik'n Nuggets packages have a UPC code of 000 28989 10110 5, with best if used by dates of July 7, 2027, and July 8, 2028. The Hot & Spicy Sausage Patties affected have a UPC code of 000 28989 10094 8, with best if used by dates of July 5, 2027, July 6, 2027, and July 7, 2027. 

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Customers who purchased the affected products are urged to discard them and contact the company for a full refund. Consumers can contact Kellanova Consumer Affairs Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. EST, by calling 800-962-0120 or by texting 877-453-5837.

In addition to the nuggets and sausage patties, Morningstar Farms makes a wide variety of vegetarian and vegan frozen foods. There are veggie burgers, vegetarian patties, nuggets, and tenders that taste similar to chicken, corn dogs, breakfast items like vegetarian sausage and bacon, as well as appetizers like vegetarian pepperoni pizza bites. 

Kellanova’s other frozen food brands include Eggo and Kellogg’s frozen breakfasts. 

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Some tunes never leave us. They may lie mentally dormant, tucked somewhere between old TV theme songs and forgotten mixtapes, but the moment you hear ‘em, every lyric comes rushing back, as if you’ve just experienced some sort of earworm awakening. 

That’s the magic of Bruce Hornsby and The Range’s timeless hit, “The Way It Is.” 

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Released in April 1986, the piano-driven anthem was the second single off the group’s same-name debut album. It was co-written by Bruce Hornsby and his brother, John Hornsby, and debuted on the Billboard Hot 100 at No. 86. Following an RCA reissue in December, it finished the year at No. 1.

By no means a typical ’80s chart-topper, “The Way It Is” showcases Bruce’s own rock-slash-ECM jazz style while unapologetically tackling hefty themes like racism, economic disparity, and civil rights in its message. The track also lacks a big chorus, shifts in momentum, and all the other features found in the biggest pop hits at the time.

According to American Songwriter, the fact that a song like this could hit No. 1 “says something about the song’s airtight structure, built around Bruce Hornsby’s piano hooks and exciting soloing. And it also speaks to the fact that audiences are willing to deal with a little medicine if it’s presented with insight and honesty.”

Meanwhile, the track’s parent album, which also featured pop favorites “Mandolin Rain” and “Every Little Kiss,” peaked at No. 4 on the Billboard 200 and paved the way for Bruce and his rock band to win Best New Artist at the 29th Grammy Awards in February 1987.

Celebrated for its social commentary and iconic jazz-infused piano hooks, “The Way It Is” came from a personal place. In an interview with NME, via Songfacts, Bruce explained how his personal views and Southern upbringing in Virginia helped shape the song.

“My mother came from the New England area, and she was a little more enlightened about racial subjects than a lot of people in the South,” he said. “So I had a different attitude to a lot of my friends whose parents were more conservative. When I was brought up, the vibe I got of Martin Luther King in my town was that he was a real evil man. … Luckily, I came from a family that guarded us against that conservatism.”

“The Way It Is” cemented its cross-generational status when late hip-hop icon 2Pac sampled the song's hook and piano melody for his legendary 1998 track “Changes,” which looks at racism and urban life from a Black perspective. This allowed the song's message to reach an entirely new audience and a younger demographic.

2Pac wasn’t the only public figure to use the song. “The Way It Is” has found its way into every corner of American culture, including as part of the theme song for conservative then-radio host Sean Hannity.

Speaking to Rolling Stone in 2020, Bruce shared his perspective on the song and his surprise at its success, saying, “‘The Way It Is’ was a wonderful accident, a great fluke. A song about racism with two improvised solos is hardly the formula for pop success then or at any time. Everyone thought it should have been a B side, but then BBC Radio 1 played it and, boom, there it went.”

Looking back, it’s wild to call the song a “fluke” when it was embraced by everyone from the hip-hop community to conservative talk radio, and remains a fixture of classic rock radio and Hornsby’s live shows to this day. That’s not a fluke. That’s a cross-generational anthem in the truest sense.

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Sometimes a product comes along that just screams overachiever. That's exactly what you want from outdoor gear, especially during this time of year. As you begin planning camping, entertaining, and vacation adventures, it's worth considering a portable chair for your list of essentials. One that's equipped with multifunctional features has the potential to become your MVP throughout spring and summer!

That's the case with the Coleman Portable Camping Chair. It's basically the chair of your dreams, brought to life by the purveyors of top-selling coolers. The brand naturally built a cooler into this chair, too, along with a slew of other features that make it both comfortable and incredibly functional. Marked down from $59 to just $35 ahead of Amazon's Prime Week, it's an excellent investment for any outdoor enthusiast.

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Available in black, navy, gray, and red, the chair offers everything you could possibly want but didn't realize you actually needed. The seat and back are both cushioned for maximum support, keeping you comfortable no matter how long you plan to kick back and relax. The cooler is designed to hold up to four cans at a time, so your favorite beverages will stay chilled for hours. There's also a handy mesh cup holder built into one armrest, along with a roomy side pocket that conveniently holds anything from your phone to a book.

Coleman designed its camping chair with thoughtful technical features that set it apart. It supports up to 325 pounds thanks to the robust and durable steel frame, with a comfortably wide 24-inch seat that provides generous wiggle room. The arms are adjustable, so you can truly customize the setup to meet your specific comfort needs.

The real highlight is the portability factor. When it's not in use, it folds up in just seconds and slides easily into the included carrying case. At just 8.2 pounds, the chair is just the right weight. It's secure and substantial, but not so heavy that you'll have trouble moving it around. That will come in especially handy during outdoor events, whether you're tailgating or just transporting it from one spot on your patio to another. 

With over 49,000 five-star reviews, the chair has earned praise for its quality construction and next level features. It's "sturdy and good looking," one shopper noted, adding that the design is “genius” and that the brand "thought of everything." 

Another customer agreed. "I can't believe the quality for this price. It's really well made and very easy to set up." Many people were also impressed with the soft padding, sharing that it amplified their comfort when they sat for hours.

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As your warm weather plans start taking shape, you'll appreciate having the versatileColeman Portable Camping Chair handy. Suitable for getaways, games, entertaining, and beyond, it checks every box for an excellent price.

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As someone who likes to unwind with a little glass of something at the end of the day, I find that my wine preferences definitely change with the season. Some might call it winter, spring, summer and fall, but for me it's more like cabernet, rosé, sparkling and sauvignon blanc. Which is why it makes so much sense to me that National Prosecco Week (yes, it gets a full week) falls in June—it's prosecco season. And in 2026, it's happening from June 15–21.

But while you might want to invite your inner circle over for pizza and prosecco (seriously, they go so well together), you want to make sure there's a beverage for everyone, not just the traditional wine drinkers. And there's a really amazing zero-proof prosecco offered by a label you're likely already familiar with.

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Mionetto Prosecco Brut Sparkling White Wine is quite literally everywhere, from Target to your favorite grocery store. At around $12.99 a bottle, it delivers a crispy, bubbly experience for your palate and is that reliable bottle you know you can bring to a friend's house and enjoy. Plus, you can spot it from a mile away thanks to its orange label.

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But here's the thing: Mionetto also sells a Sparkling Non-Alcoholic Wine for the same $12.99 price at Target (it's sold at plenty of other retailers as well). The bottle looks just like the brand's prosecco Brut but touts a small light blue label to let you know that the alcohol has been removed. (It says on the larger orange label, too.)

When I tell you that you can barely taste the difference between the Mionetto Prosecco Brut and the zero-proof version, I mean it. The taste is so impressive, and it's a nice bottle to have on hand to make National Prosecco Week inclusive for everyone.

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What People Are Saying

I always like to back up my own opinion with that of other consumers, and if you look at the Target reviews, shoppers love Mionetto's nonalcoholic option.

"This truly is one of the best I've tried," says a customer. "I find it so hard to find as it sells out so fast. I've added orange juice and cranberry to it. Tastes just like a real mimosa minus the alcohol."

There are plenty more accolades where that came from.

"I love how this gives a similar taste and feel as Prosecco but alcohol removed," says another reviewer. "Great way to not feel left out when you're not drinking."

So pick up a bottle or two (maybe even three) when you can find it in the wine aisle. Your crew will thank you.

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If you’re a fan of chicken tenders and French fries, you may want to plan your next flight with a layover in Dallas. Fast-growing chain Raising Cane’s, which got its start in Louisiana and has quickly won over consumers across the country, is opening its first-ever restaurant in an airport, with Dallas Fort Worth International Airport getting the honors. 

Starting June 19, travelers will be able to get hand-battered and cooked-to-order chicken fingers, buttery Cane’s toast, crispy crinkle-cut fries, creamy coleslaw, and iconic Cane’s sauce at Gate B19 in Terminal B, with 24-hour service coming shortly. 

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Raising Cane’s choosing Dallas Forth Worth International Airport for its inaugural airport restaurant isn’t surprising, as it’s one of the busiest airports in the country, welcoming over 86 million customers annually. In fact, it’s so busy that Raising Cane’s isn’t the only option for chicken, not just in the airport, but in Terminal B, with a Wingstop just steps away between gates B28 and B29. Want to get your chicken fix but won’t be in Terminal B? No problem, as there’s a Buffalo Wild Wings in Terminal D, three Chick-fil-A locations in terminals C, D, and E, and if you’d like a cheeseburger to go along with some McCrispy Strips, you can stop by McDonald’s in terminals A, C, or D. 

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This isn’t the only noteworthy opening for Raising Cane’s this month, as the chain took World Cup fever to the next level with the opening of its Inglewood flagship restaurant in California, just minutes from SoFi Stadium and Intuit Dome. The restaurant features a multi-level layout, glass exterior, a signature aluminum halo, and LED screens throughout. 

“Raising Cane’s continues to grow across the country, and this month we’re excited to bring our craveable chicken finger meals to more customers and communities nationwide,” a Raising Cane’s representative told Parade. “Each opening represents another meaningful milestone in Cane’s continued growth and connection with customers wherever they live, work and travel.” 

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If you want to add a little pop of color to your kitchen, hallway, or living room, Walmart currently has a new home find that's worth a look. The bestselling Chitooma Boho Area Rug is a stylish, low-pile option that helps spruce up any space, and it's on sale for over 40% off right now. 

Originally $70, the highly rated rug is now available for just $41 in the 5-by-7-foot size. You can shop it in 11 gorgeous colors, ranging from neutral to bright hues to multicolor options. It also comes in eight other sizes from 2 by 3 feet to 10 by 14 feet.    

Chitooma Boho Area Rug, $41 (was $70) at Walmart

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Made from premium faux wool, this rug features a pretty, boho-style floral medallion design that catches the eye no matter where you place it. The durable material is soft, skin-friendly, and built to last, with a stain- and fade-resistant finish that maintains its appearance over time. Each rug has a 0.2-inch low-pile surface that's designed to stand up to high-traffic areas, and the non-slip rubber backing keeps it in place while protecting floors from scratches. 

It's also machine washable, allowing for easy, hassle-free maintenance. For everyday use or minor spills or stains, simply sweep it or wipe it clean. You can also throw it in the washer or spot clean it with a vacuum for deeper cleaning. 

The Chitooma area rug has earned over 625 five-star ratings from Walmart shoppers. Multiple reviewers praised the set's quality and vibrant design, with one calling it "incredibly beautiful." Another highlighted the "super soft" fabric, while others praised the "pretty" colors. 

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• Sixhome Reversible Boho Outdoor Rug, $47 (was $96) at Walmart
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If you're looking for the perfect finishing touch to make your space feel complete, this boho-style area rug is a great buy. It's stylish, easy to maintain, and ideal for kitchens, entryways, guest rooms, and other high-traffic living spaces. Pick one up before this flash deal ends at Walmart.

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Fifty-five years ago, the iconic rock group The Who released "Won't Get Fooled Again," a song that spanned nearly nine minutes and became a lasting anthem about anti-revolution.

Released as a single in June 1971 ahead of their landmark fifth studio album, Who's Next, "Won't Get Fooled Again" quickly became an iconic track. Upon its U.S. release, it climbed up the Billboard Hot 100, peaking at No. 15 and spending 11 weeks on the chart. Even though it never quite claimed the top position, it made a massive cultural impact through its powerful themes.

John Entwistle, Keith Moon, Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend of the English rock group The Who wave to the audience after performing on stage at Wembley Empire Pool in London in October 1975.

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The Making of "Won't Get Fooled Again"

Written by The Who's guitarist and primary songwriter, Pete Townshend, "Won't Get Fooled Again" explores the idea that violent political uprising and regime changes often bring no real progress to civilizations. The staggering eight-minute and 32-second-long track uses lines like "Meet the new boss / Same as the old boss" and "The world looks just the same / And history ain't changed" to remind listeners that corruption isn't simply solved by a leadership change, warning them not to turn a blind eye to the futility of political cycles.

Townshend was inspired to write the track after experiencing a commune while living on Eel Pie Island in London. The guitarist wanted to express his opinions on anti-establishment cynicism, hoping to connect with others through his music.

In an interview withFar Out Magazine, he cited the 1969 Woodstock Music Festival as another source of inspiration. While The Who was performing their set, political activist Abbie Hoffman hijacked the microphone during a break, prompting an angry Townshend to chase him off the stage with his guitar. The interaction made Townshend reevaluate who is considered "good" and "just" in a revolution—coming to the conclusion that over time, those leading the charge could become just as corrupt as the leaders they ousted.

The track's weighty lyricism is complemented by its stunning production. Produced by the band themselves and Glyn Johns through Decca Records, "Won't Get Fooled Again" is notable for its futuristic sound. The song utilizes a pulsing synthesizer intro, intense electric power chords, an explosive rhythm section and Roger Daltrey’s iconic closing scream to create a one-of-a-kind piece of instrumentation that ignites a passion in any listener.

Over five decades after its release, "Won't Get Fooled Again" continues to resonate with new audiences as a true power anthem. The track has reached millions of listeners through streaming platforms in the digital era. On Spotify alone, the song has accumulated over 217 million streams—a feat that proves its status as a timeless rock classic.

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In 1986, Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark (OMD), formed in England, scored their biggest success in the U.S., with their pop-synth classic, “If You Leave.” 

Written by key members of the influential band — Andy McCluskey, Paul Humphreys, and Martin Cooper — the track was penned in a pinch with the intention of becoming a centerpiece of the cult-classic film Pretty in Pink, starring actors Molly Ringwald, Jon Cryer, and Andrew McCarthy. 

According toAmerican Songwriter, John Hughes, who wrote and directed the film, was a big fan of OMD. He requested the band to submit a song to play during the final scene of the movie.’ 

Jumping on that request, OMD did just that. 

"We went down to Paramount Studios; we saw them shooting; and we met Molly Ringwald, Jon Cryer, and John [Hughes]. They gave us a script, and they said, 'We want a song for the big finale in the prom scene.' We said, 'Great,'” McCluskey recalled in an interview with WeloveDC.com. “We went home, and we wrote them a fantastic song. We came back with a 2-inch tape, ready to mix it in L.A. prior to a tour we were going to do.” 

That song? “Goddess Of Love,” which unfortunately didn’t make the cut as test audiences weren’t too keen on the film’s ending, prompting Hughes to change the Pretty in Pink’s conclusion. That meant he wanted OMD to come up with an entirely different song, putting the band in a serious time crunch. 

“We [had] a single day to write another song. Anyway, that's what we did,” McCluskey said. “We went into a studio in L.A.; we borrowed any equipment we could get our hands on; and we worked until around 4 in the morning.”

The result? “If You Leave.”

“We did a rush demo; we put it on a cassette; and we sent it in to Paramount Pictures. About 9 o'clock in the morning, we were woken up by our manager saying, 'John Hughes loves the song! Go back in the studio and finish it!'"

“If You Leave” went on to make massive waves, becoming the band’s highest-charting U.S. single, reaching No. 4 in May of 1986 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

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What was meant to be a momentous milestone in Lululemon's expansion into the Chinese market turned into a PR nightmare when an oversight overshadowed the celebration.

During the popular athleisure brand's Yoga on the Great Wall of China event this past May, Chinese actor Zhu Yilong was accidentally given the wrong instrument when joining the cultural drum circle performance that was meant to be a highlight of the event. In the aftermath, Inside Retail reports that Lululemon has issued an apology for the controversial mistake.

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What Happened at Lululemon's Chinese Culture and Yoga Celebration?

On May 30th, Lululemon hosted a yoga event on the Great Wall to highlight the Canadian company's rapid expansion into China. As the brand's popularity grew, the event was meant to be a moment of cultural wellness, with a traditional drum trope led by Zhu Yilong, performing for the 2,000 attendees.

However, audiences watching the globally broadcast event were surprised when Chinese percussionist Xu Yang pointed out that the drum the actor was given was not a traditional Chinese Dagu drum but rather looked more like a Japanese Taiko drum. The Daily Beastreported that Yang asserted that the two "should never be confused,” as overlooking that detail would be seen as very culturally insensitive. And it did, prompting the world stage on social media to quickly turn on Lululemon due to the problematic nature of the controversy in one of its fastest-growing markets

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Lululemon Issues Apology

In the wake of the global discourse, Lululemon broke its silence this week to take responsibility for its role in the mistake. The Global Times published the statement, which emphasized that Lululemon has taken this experience as an opportunity to "learn profound lessons" in its apology.

It continued, "We attach great importance to the feedback from society. Due to a lack of professional knowledge, we failed to fully identify potential disputes early and have fully recognized that we ought to have planned and reviewed the percussion performance with more caution and thoroughness," and clarified that they take more of the blame. "We sincerely apologize to the public and Mr. Zhu Yilong, and has removed all related promotional contents."

Additionally, the Global Times shared the apology of the Hiiko Drum Group, which operated as a performance troupe, for having the instrument "occupy public resources," and has since removed the drum from its collection, promising to ensure cultural accuracy and authenticity moving forward. Strategists are lukewarm to Lululemon's apology, according to The New York Times via AOL, Crisis communications expert Amore Philip shared this insight: "The speed was right. The language was wrong," he told The Post, citing that the statement felt "incompetent rather than accountable."

The social media spheres will undoubtedly express how the apology is going to be received— as a good start or like too little for a profoundly problematic cultural snafu.

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Did your latest organization project leave you with a pile of plastic bins that do the job but look boring? Well, Sam's Club has an organizational find that will fix that. The warehouse retailer is selling a storage set that feels more like a home accessory than a utility item, proving that getting organized doesn't have to mean hiding everything away.

The secret is all in the details. Instead of plain, boxy containers, these bins feature a charming scalloped edge that instantly softens shelves, countertops and tabletops. It's a small design touch, but one that's having a major moment in home decor.

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Sam's Club's Member's Mark 3-Piece Scalloped Edge Storage Bin Set costs just $15.98 and comes in either green or white. Each set includes three matching bins made from durable, lightweight, stain-resistant plastic that is easy to clean.

Member's Mark 3-Piece Scalloped Edge Storage Bins, $15.98 at Sam's Club

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Of course, the biggest selling point is how versatile these storage bins are. This Sam's Club organization find can be used practically anywhere in the house. Corral blankets in the living room. Store toiletries in the bathroom. Organize pantry staples in the kitchen. Use them as catchalls for office supplies, toys or craft materials. They're also perfect for organizing a dorm room.

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Because all three bins are the same size, they create a cohesive look when displayed together. But they work just as well scattered throughout your home wherever clutter tends to collect. Their lightweight design means you can easily move them from room to room as your needs change.

And when you're not using them, the bins nest together for compact storage so that they won't take up precious closet space.

Lately, shoppers have been searching for home products that do more than one thing. A lamp should make a statement. A throw pillow should add personality. And storage should look good enough to display instead of hide away.

These cute storage bins from Sam's Club check all those boxes. They're affordable, practical and stylish enough to earn a permanent spot in your home.

Which is why this organization find might be one of the easiest ways to make your home feel a little tidier and a lot more charming in 2026.

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World Cup fever is heating up around the United States. With fans traveling to the United States for games at stadiums in New Jersey, Miami, Dallas, Philadelphia, and other areas, some people are visiting the United States for the first time and making some surprising revelations. Of course, fans are not keeping quiet, as they are going online to talk about what they’ve discovered.

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What Are World Cup Fans Learning About America? 

Here are 15 of the most surprising things World Cup Fans have to say about America:

1. "It's not like what the news portrays. You guys have beautiful scenery and people." (Reddit)

1. “Nobody warned me that American portion sizes are actually a threat to your health. I ordered a medium coffee and received what my country would classify as a bucket." (Reddit)

1. “Why did no one tell me ranch sauce is like crack? EUROPE WE NEED RANCH ASAP” (Elsa)

1. “Even the 'quick' food feels elite compared to what I’m used to in the UK.” (Skylar Skye)
2. “Everyone's been friendly, but your distances are basically side quests." (Reddit)
3. “You aren’t really American if you can’t have a conversation about the weather.“ - (Reddit)
4. “Handing over your credit card to pay for things, that's an insane amount of trust you have in people.” (Reddit)
5. “Your homeless people are far more... energetic than my country's.” (Reddit)
6. “How absurdly big everything is. You look at a map and think you can just drive to another city, then six hours later you are still in the same state. “ (Reddit)
7. “You don’t understand the left-to-right dances we do in the Netherlands” (Reddit)
8. “The eye contact is so nice. “(Reddit)
9. "I'm not trying to be offensive at all — so far, every American I've met has been incredibly friendly — but man…you guys are loud" (Reddit)
10.  “When we found out that 'bottomless' chips and salsa didn’t refer to anything about our butts, and it meant all you can eat - wow, we don’t have that.” (Reddit)
11. Americans are much nicer in person than they are online. (Reddit)
12. “The size of the cars is insane! “(Reddit)

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Where Are World Cup Fans Coming From?

It’s estimated that more than 1 million fans attended the first 16 World Cup games. Brazil and Argentina are said to have among the largest fan bases, with Argentina taking the gold for the most attractive fans.

Other fans are coming from all around the world, including England, Ireland, Scotland, and Paraguay.

Just another little fun fact: the Brazilian team was voted the best-looking team.

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Jason Momoa hit the red carpet with two very special guests: His teenage son and daughter.

The Aquaman legend, 46, was joined by son Nakoa-Wolf, 17, and daughter Lola, 18, whom he shares with his ex-wife, former Cosby Show star Lisa Bonet. The trio hit the Supergirl UK Sneak Peek Event at Cineworld Leicester Square on Thursday in London, England. Sporting a vest and showing off his muscular physique, Nakoa-Wolf looked like he's been hitting the gym with his dad. Lola, meanwhile, looked stunning in a strapless black cocktail gown alongside her dad.

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Lola Called Her Dad a "Teddy Bear"

Despite his tough-guy image, Momoa says he’s very comfortable being sensitive.

“I still am very masculine. But I embrace the feminine side and also feel like I am OK to be vulnerable, that it’s not a weakness,” Momoa told the New York Times in July.

Lola echoed the sentiment.

 “He’s a teddy bear,” she explained. “He’s just a cave-looking teddy bear.”

Momoa Loves to Make a Statement on the Red Carpet

 Back in September, Momoa hit the red carpet at the 82nd Venice International Film Festival in a bit of an untraditional outfit. While attending the red carpet for his new film In the Hand of Dante, Momoa wore a chic pale pink suit. But it was what was happening below the ankle that truly caught the attention of the camera. Momoa wore fuzzy pink Birkenstock sandals and sported a pink pedicure on his toes.

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In his Instagram Stories, Momoa gave a bit of a hint as to why he decided to go for a pedicure for the evening.

“I got my Birkenstocks and my ugly a– feet, but they’re painted!” Momoa shared, noting that he also had his son alongside him on the red carpet.

The film’s premiere sounded like a big success in Venice, considering it received a nine-and-a-half-minute standing ovation, according to Deadline.

In the Hand of Dante, which was directed by legendary artist and director Julian Schnabel, is based on the 2002 novel by Nick Tosches. Starring Momoa, who rose to superstardom thanks to his role in Aquaman, alongside Oscar Isaac, Gal Gadot, and Gerard Butler, the drama follows a handwritten manuscript of Dante Alighieri’s Divine Comedy after it’s found in the Vatican library and makes its way to a New York City mob boss.

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