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Chobani is releasing a new coffee creamer flavor—but you won't find it just anywhere.

Weeks after the company launched its newest limited-edition Flavor Drop (American Blueberry) and revealed it would also be bringing back its fan-favorite S'mores creamer just for summer, shoppers have already spotted another new and very trendy flavor.

On Tuesday, one eagle-eyed shopper and food blogger (whats_in_your_cart) spotted cartons of Chobani's new PistachioChocolate creamer in stores and shared a video of the find online.

Chobani Quietly Drops New Pistachio Chocolate Creamer Flavor at Costco

The brief clip showed the front and back of a light green and metallic gold 52-ounce carton in the refrigerated section of a Costco store in Oregon, priced at $7.59. Although no official description has been unearthed just yet, given the name and the chocolate chunks and pistachio pieces on the carton, we presume the creamer will add a rich, nutty, and slightly sweet flavor to your cup of joe.

Related: Chobani Revives a Classic Cookie-Inspired Creamer Fans Have Been Begging For

Despite still waiting for an official announcement from the brand, fans are clearly excited about the new flavor. The video quickly garnered attention online, with fellow food blogger Markie_devo reposting images of the creamer to alert his nearly quarter-million Instagram followers.

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The influencer teased that Chobani is "going Dubai" chocolate on us, and most commenters seem all for it as they shut down any mention of Dubai chocolate fatigue. That said, this is missing a key ingredient in Dubai chocolate (the toasted kataifi or sweet shredded phyllo), so it's not the same. But fans of the longtime favorite flavor combo of chocolate and pistachio couldn't care less.

"Yummy," one Instagram user declared, while another pleaded, "Now we need a yogurt format."

"Awesome!" a third cheered on Facebook.

Others, incapable of putting their excitement into words, shared gifs of Homer Simpson drooling and another exclaiming, "I need it."

Chobani's new Pistachio Chocolate creamer is now available at Costco stores nationwide, but only for a limited time.

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A rep for the brand confirmed in an email to Parade that its new Pistachio Chocolate creamer is exclusive to Costco stores nationwide for an extremely limited time (prices may vary).

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As modern travelers look for deeper, more authentic destination immersion both on and off the ship, the brand-new mega-ships are realizing that the spaces we walk through every single day should tell a real, vivid story.

Royal Caribbean is officially leaning into that philosophy by unveiling the newest cohort for its highly successful Artist Discovery Program, set to debut aboard the massive Legend of the Seas when it launches in Europe this July.

Rather than sourcing from traditional corporate galleries, the cruise line put out a massive call for raw talent, sorting through 250 applications across the Caribbean, Mexico and Central America. Ultimately, six emerging artists were selected and handed major creative grants to transform six of the ship's most heavily trafficked areas into breathtaking, large-scale public installations.

“Since its introduction on Icon of the Seas, the Artist Discovery Program has continued to evolve how we connect guests with the places we visit by championing up-and-coming artists and giving them a global stage to showcase their work,” said Jay Schneider, chief product innovation officer, Royal Caribbean. “Featuring artists onboard our ships and across our destinations like Royal Beach Club Paradise Island creates a seamless ship-to-shore experience, where the art brings each destination to life.” 

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When you first step on board, you’ll be greeted by a show-stopping, vibrant entry mural by Costa Rican painter Alexander Lopez Ryliouk. As you wander down the bustling Royal Promenade, you'll encounter a massive mural and a raw, industrial stainless-steel structure by Curaçao multidisciplinary artist Giovanni Abath, alongside a geometric, human-resilience-themed mural by Mexico's Rodrigo Macias Maldonado.

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Puerto Rican visual artist Rafael Vega Feliciano is one of six creators selected for Royal Caribbean's Artist Discovery Program.

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Even the transit zones are getting a serious cultural upgrade. Down on Deck 2—the exact boarding area where you wait to head out on port excursions—Puerto Rican visual artist Rafael Vega Feliciano is painting an expressive, thought-provoking mural rooted in ancestral symbolism and pre-colonial history. It’s designed to be a vivid visual bridge between the communities the ship visits and the spaces you return to at the end of a long day of exploring. And if you’re traveling the suite life, the private Suite Sundeck and lounge spaces are being outfitted with hand-cut, hand-painted clay mosaic sculptures by Trinidadian ceramicist Vanessa Dalla Costa and nature-inspired textured paintings by Porschia Denning out of the U.S. Virgin Islands.

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Trinidadian ceramicist Vanessa Dalla Costa is one of the featured creators selected for Royal Caribbean's Artist Discovery Program.

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It represents a fantastic shift in how mega-ships connect with the regions they sail through. By turning a 6,000-passenger vessel into a living, breathing canvas for local voices, the ship itself starts to feel less like a floating resort and more like a dynamic celebration of maritime heritage.

Legend of the Seas will spend its inaugural summer season running sun-drenched, seven-night Western Mediterranean itineraries out of Barcelona and Rome before making a grand transatlantic crossing to its winter homeport in Fort Lauderdale this November. Once it hits Florida, the ship will transition into six- and eight-night Western and Southern Caribbean routes—meaning passengers sailing to spots like Cozumel, Roatán and Curaçao will get to admire the work of artists who actually call those beautiful coastlines home.

Ultimately, the expansion of the program proves that next-generation cruising is at its best when it respects the local talent and energy of its destinations. Instead of rushing past generic decor on your way to dinner, guests can stop to take in a stunning local mural, connect with a piece of hand-carved heritage and connect to the actual communities and shorelines they're about to explore.

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After more than a decade away from theaters, Shrek is finally making his long-awaited return.

DreamWorks' upcoming Shrek 5 is bringing back the franchise's core cast, giving fans a reunion many thought they'd never see. The new film marks the first mainline Shrek movie since 2010's Shrek Forever After, and while familiar voices are returning to the swamp, there's also one major new addition generating plenty of buzz.

Mike Myers Returns as Shrek

It wouldn't be Shrek without the lovable green ogre himself.

Mike Myers is set to reprise the role he first voiced in 2001's Shrek, helping launch one of the most successful animated franchises in movie history. Over four films, Myers, 63, turned the grumpy but lovable ogre into an unlikely pop-culture icon.

Cameron Diaz Is Back as Princess Fiona

Fans are thrilled that Cameron Diaz will also return as Princess Fiona.

The actress, 53, famously stepped away from Hollywood for several years before gradually returning to acting projects. Her return to the Shrek universe means audiences will once again hear the voice that helped define one of animation's most memorable princesses.

Eddie Murphy Returns as Donkey

Perhaps no casting announcement generated more excitement than Eddie Murphy's return as Donkey.

Murphy's, 65, fast-talking sidekick became one of the franchise's breakout stars, delivering many of the films' most quotable moments. In recent years, Murphy has repeatedly expressed interest in revisiting the character, even suggesting he'd gladly star in a Donkey spinoff.

Zendaya Joins the Franchise

While the returning cast has generated plenty of nostalgia, the biggest new addition is Zendaya.

The Emmy-winning actress, 29, has officially joined the cast and is expected to voice one of Shrek and Fiona's children, introducing a new generation of characters to the story.

The casting announcement immediately caught fans' attention, partly because Zendaya had previously joked online about being a longtime Shrek fan herself. Many viewers quickly resurfaced old social media posts after her involvement was revealed.

For fans who grew up quoting Donkey's jokes, rooting for Shrek and Fiona, and watching the films on repeat, the combination of familiar voices and new characters may be exactly what the franchise needs.

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Could Lord Farquaad somehow make another appearance? What about Gingy, Pinocchio and the Three Little Pigs?

The studio hasn't revealed many details about the full cast or story, meaning there could still be plenty of surprises waiting when the film arrives.

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Most stars will tell you there's some serious drawbacks to their fame and celebrity status, with Jennifer Lopez recently sharing a harrowing health issue she suffered during her rise in stardom back in the early 2000s.

Appearing on a recent installment of the SmartLess podcast, the 56-year-old actress and singer broke down her hectic schedule at the start of the 2000s, as evidenced by her constant work in front of the camera and on stage in front of screaming fans.

"When I was doing Enough, I think I had done like four movies in a row, and I had recorded my second album or something like that, so the JLo album, which was really big," Lopez said. "And I was working, filming every day, as you guys know what that is, you know, all the hours. And then I would go into the studio at night, and then on the weekends, I had junkets or video shoots or whatever. And I remember not clocking that I had worked like 98 days in a row without taking a day off."

"Every time I walk to the set, I start getting a little pitter-patter in my heart," the Hustlers star continued. "it's like rising. And finally, it got to the point I was like, I really feel nervous, and I had the little girl in Enough. And I was like, 'I'm sorry, sweetie, I feel a little weird today.' I said, 'I'm a little tired or something,' and she was like, 'It's okay, You're going to be alright' ... but I wasn't alright."

"I went back to the trailer, and I sat down, and all of a sudden, like, I just couldn't see," Lopez added. "Like, it was almost like I couldn't see clearly, like something just went over my eyes, and I couldn't move. And one of my girlfriends, who was my friend since the second grade, was my assistant... And I said to her, 'Arlene, I can't move. I can't see.' She goes, 'Stop it, Jennifer, you're scaring me.' And I go, 'No, I really can't move. You should get somebody.'"

Fortunately, when Lopez went to the hospital, the doctor revealed that the symptoms were primarily a sign of physical exhaustion, rather than long-lasting health issues.

"We went to the hospital. And I said to the doctor, I said, 'Am I going crazy?' And he said, 'No. You're not crazy,'" Lopez went on to recall.

Savannah Guthrie was absent from the Wednesday, June 17 broadcast of Today.

Before viewers could speculate about her absence, Savannah's colleague Craig Melvinshared that she is "on assignment." Sheinelle Jones filled in for Savannah for the morning.

Savannah, 54, previously stepped away from Today back in February after her mother, Nancy Guthrie, went missing. Authorities believe that Nancy was abducted from her Arizona home in the middle of the night on Feb. 1. Despite receiving thousands of tips, a suspect has not yet been identified and Nancy's whereabouts are still unknown.

Savannah returned to Today in April. Prior to her return, she sat down with her colleague and dear friend Hoda Kotb to talk about her mom's disappearance. She also explained her decision to return to work, despite her mother's case being unsolved.

"I think it's part of my purpose right now. I want to smile. And when I do, it will be real. And my joy will be my protest. My joy will be my answer. And being there is joyful," Savannah told Kotb.

"I consider this my family, my greater family, and when times are hard, you want to be with your family and I want to be with my family. And so, I don't know if I can do it. I don't know if I'll belong anymore, but I would like to try," she added.

Since returning to Today two months ago, Savannah has continued to balance her on-air responsibilities with occasional absences as she does her best to manage her schedule amid ongoing personal challenges.

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“Come a Little Closer” was a classic rock song from Jay and the Americans. It reached No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100 after its release in 1964, making it the band’s highest-charting single. More recently, it was featured in The Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 2 during an iconic arrow scene. It was also used during Gilmore Girls and Ray Donovan.

When speaking about the creation of the song in an interview with Carl Wiser, Kenny Vance, who was a founding member of the band, said, “This was recorded in the last, probably five minutes of a session where we were trying to record something else that we spent the whole session on. In those days, the session ran for three hours, I think the musicians got $65 for a three-hour session. They didn’t want to go overtime, and they had recorded this one song, and they needed a flipside, and they said OK, boom, let’s do it. And we recorded it, and that’s it.”

Jay and the Americans achieved great success since starting in 1959. They were inducted into the Vocal Group Hall of Fame in 2002. They even opened for The Beatles and The Rolling Stones during their first American tours.

When speaking about opening for The Beatles with Boca Magazine, Vance said, “When we got there, I was shocked to discover that The Beatles actually knew who we were. We had had hit records in England, and they were friends with the Ronettes, and we were friends with the Ronettes, and they had told them about us. They were young kids as I was a young kid, and there was a certain camaraderie—'I’m in a group, you’re in a group.’ There wasn’t a big separation in those days. We were contemporaries of theirs, and they accepted us as that.”

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Jay and the Americans released over 10 albums. Some other notable songs from the band include “She Cried” and “Cara Mia.” They also performed a popular cover of “This Magic Moment,” which was originally by The Drifters.

Despite their success, Jay and the Americans officially parted ways in 1973.

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Once you've realized that you can wear comfortable clothes that still look chic no matter which setting you're in, there's no going back. Lounge sets are the perfect way to stay cozy while looking put together, and Walmart is selling a slew of them in their deals section. Some of our favorites include this breathable $17 short set and the Ronuti 2-Piece Lounge Set, which is up to 56% off now.

The set, which initially cost $43, has been reduced to as low as $19 in the black and beige colorways. The set is additionally available in seven other colors: brown, gray, dark green, hot pink, dark blue, light green, and light blue. The available sizes range from S to 2XL, with the set being marked as true to size. Several size and color combinations are already out of stock though, so make sure to grab your preference while you can. 

Ronuti 2-Piece Lounge Set, From $19 (was $43) at Walmart

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The set features a short-sleeve shirt and matching flowy pants. The shirt's design features a classic crew neck with drop shoulders, and it falls past the waist so it's oversized. The pants feature an elastic waistband with a drawstring that you can adjust to your comfort. The pants fall right around the ankle, so you can pair the set with fashionable sneakers, flip flops, sandals, or virtually any shoe that you prefer. 

Ronuti 2-Piece Lounge Set, From $19 (was $43) at Walmart

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The set is made of 49% polyester, so you can place it in the washer or hand wash it in cold water. It's recommended that you hang the set to dry to prevent shrinkage, and to avoid bleach and dry cleaning to ensure that it's long-lasting. The set does come in vacuum packaging, so it's advised to wash or iron the lounge set upon arrival to make it look crisp. 

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Shoppers described this bestselling style as "incredibly comfortable," "beautiful," and "a must-have," adding that the fabric is "super soft" and "feels amazing." Another customer added that it's "stylish," making it a "perfect" and "chic" outfit option for travel.  The relaxing fit allows for movement and breathability, so it's also the ideal pick for hot summer days. 

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You don't have to compromise style for comfortability. Shoppers are buying Walmart's trendy lounge set in multiple colors, so you'll want to snag yours before it's too late. Add this $19 deal to your online cart now! 

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It’s hard to top a stud earring when it comes to accessories. It’s the earring that you can wear with almost anything in your closet, and they’re so small that you can sleep in them. They’re multifunctional and an essential for every jewelry collection. You don’t always have to wear a traditional colorless stud, though. You can opt for something with a little more flavor, like these gorgeous Pinctore Sterling Silver 6mm Round Gemstone Stud Earrings that we found on ShopHQ. The gemstones add just the right touch of color that’s perfect for summer, and they’re just $40.

Pinctore Sterling Silver 6mm Round Gemstone Stud Earrings, $40 (was $50) at ShopHQ

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They’re marked down 20% off their original price. Plus, if you add a little more to your cart, you can get them for an additional 15% off. The retailer is giving an additional 15% off on all gemstone jewelry for orders that are $99 or more until June 18. 

Take an Extra 15% Off All Gemstone Jewelry Orders $99+ Until June 18

The earrings are centered around a 6-millimeter round gemstone that sits on a sterling silver base. It’s plated in rhodium, which gives it a nice shine. The earrings are small, but not so small that it will be hard to see them in your ear. Think of them as a subtle splash of color. Speaking of colors, the earrings are available in four gemstone hues: Rhodolite Garnet, Ethiopian Opal, a Swiss Blue Topaz, and Tanzanite. Each one is a standout, but if you want major sparkle, go for the topaz and tanzanite. 

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They originally came in 10 gemstone types, but the others sold out. So, don’t wait to grab a pair if you’re eyeing it. They also weigh just .8 grams. They’re really lightweight, so you can easily wear them every day, making them an ideal staple earring for the season and for summer vacations. You can wear them on your trip and keep them on even when you’re back at home. 

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Gemstone earrings will always be the accessory that adds just the right pop of color, and these stud earrings will be your new staple. Grab a pair for yourself while they’re just $40.

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An ’80s rock legend is opening up about a major health milestone as he prepares to return to the stage. Jon Bon Jovi, the frontman of Bon Jovi, opened up about his recovery in a new interview with People magazine, revealing he is now "fully recovered" following vocal cord surgery.

"I’d often joked and said the only thing that’s ever been up my nose was my finger. I never did anything to hurt the cords; I didn’t have any excesses. I’m a trained vocalist. I’ve practiced the craft,” Bon Jovi told the outlet. “So when a doctor had to explain to me that one of the cords was literally atrophying, it was confusing."

Following surgery and plenty of physical therapy that included exercising his voice, Bon Jovi is ready to get back out there.

"I’m fully recovered. It was longer than I’d ever expected, but it had to be right. We never lost faith," he said.

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Bon Jovi shared his interview on Instagram and fans are thrilled to hear that he's doing well—and many can't wait to see the band perform live again.

"Such a good human. Proud to be a fan since my first rock concert at 12 years old in 1986," one person wrote.

"Looking forward to be there for the rebirth!!!!" someone else said.

"Can’t wait to see you @jonbonjovi in MSG," a third comment read.

On July 7, Bon Jovi will head out on tour—their first since 2022. They will play nine nights at Madison Square Garden in New York City before heading overseas. According to Bon Jovi's website, the tour is set to wrap on September 9 in London.

Since 2009, Coca-Cola has effortlessly delivered its iconic soda product through its quick and easy Freestyle Machines.

Allowing users to walk up and customize their beverage in any way they can possibly imagine, the Freestyle Machines strikes a remarkable balance between seamless delivery and remarkable efficiency, leaving little reason to wonder why it remains one of the company's most innovative products.

Looking ahead to the future, however, Coke recently announced some major changes in store for their Freestyle Machines, marking the most significant transformation for the fan-favorite soda machines in 17 years.

At the heart of the impending changes is the imminent debut of Freestyle Equinox, the latest model of Coke's soda machine that emphasizes further drink customization, limited-edition flavors, a more interactive, user-friendly interface and faster dispensing speeds on all sodas.

If that weren't already exciting enough, the brand also confirmed the upcoming U.S. debut of their Freestyle Mini. As the name might suggest, the product acts as a smaller version of its full-scale Freestyle Machines, ideal for placement at bars, restaurants and hotel lobbies with limited counter space.

The Freestyle Mini can hold up to 16 cartridges, "bringing Freestyle-level variety and customization to spaces that previously held only a bar gun," the company said.

Additionally, Coca-Cola also confirmed a new partnership with Micro Matic that will see the debut of a non-alcoholic beverage dispenser that can be attached to any Freestyle Machine. Offering a slew of flavor options, the new dispenser has everything from dairy options to flavored syrups, ensuring plenty of remarkable drink combinations with the push of a button.

“We’re evolving our dispense equipment into a connected, intelligent platform where every pour strengthens our understanding of consumers and every unit becomes part of a global network,” said Gigy Philip, Vice President, Global Equipment Platforms, The Coca‑Cola Company. “At scale, that’s what allows us to move faster, differentiate our system and deliver more relevant experiences at the point of pour.” 

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If you’ve already mastered the art of the seasonal capsule wardrobe, it’s time to bring that same energy to your travel gear. For years, committing to a high-quality suitcase meant picking one safe, neutral color and sticking with it for a decade just to get your money's worth. But a major new drop from an editorial favorite is officially changing the rules, making it easier—and much more affordable—to treat your luggage as a genuine fashion accessory.

Our favorite "stealth-wealth" mainstay Quince has officially unveiled its newest, highly anticipated limited-edition colorway across its bestselling luggage lineup: a stunning, deep Emerald Jungle Green.

The best part about the brand’s accessible pricing model? At under $130 a pop for the carry-on size, it completely removes the guilt of treating your luggage as a genuine fashion accessory. Instead of committing to a single, somber black suitcase for the next decade, the realistic price point means you can actually build a seasonal capsule wardrobe for your gear—swapping out soft, whimsical pastels in the spring for this rich, lush green that perfectly complements a vibrant summer resort wardrobe or a crisp travel outfit.

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Available across the brand’s core sizing roster—including their ultra-popular standard Carry-On, as well as the Expandable Medium and Large Check-In sizes—it gives frequent flyers a rare chance to assemble a fully matching, premium-looking set that stands out instantly for all the right reasons.

If you already love the "3-3-3" packing philosophy or rely on tight compression panels to maximize your cabin allowance, you know that great gear is all about what’s happening under the hood. Beyond the striking new emerald exterior, the suitcase keeps all of the high-performance engineering that has made the brand a darling among travel writers and over-packers. The lightweight, heavy-duty polycarbonate hard shell is built to take a beating from aggressive baggage handlers, while the whisper-quiet, 360-degree high-performance spinner wheels glide smoothly over uneven terminal carpets and cobblestones alike.

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Inside, the layout is a minimalist’s dream. The built-in interior compression system allows you to cinch down heavy fabrics, blankets or bulkier outfits effortlessly, while a dedicated, removable interior laundry bag keeps your clean wardrobe entirely separate from the post-beach clutter. Add in a smooth-gliding aluminum telescopic trolley handle, water-resistant interior lining, and integrated, TSA-approved combination locks, and you have a piece of gear that comfortably goes toe-to-toe with heritage brands charging three times the price.

From an investment standpoint, the seasonal drop represents a massive value win for smart luxury seekers. Because the company cuts out the traditional retail middlemen and ships directly from the factory floor, you are securing a piece of gear built with the exact same premium materials and meticulous craftsmanship as the industry’s most famous "it-bags," but at an accessible, completely realistic price point.

The catch? Like the brand's previous limited collections, this Emerald Jungle drop is being produced in highly restricted, limited quantities for the summer season. Given how quickly travelers are looking to upgrade their gear for upcoming long weekends and international crossings, there is a serious, high-profile sell-out risk on these specific shells. If your current rolling bag is looking a little tired or you simply want to inject a shot of bold, high-vibe energy into your next terminal stroll, you’ll want to secure your sizing before the collection vanishes entirely from the shelves.

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Big changes are coming to Dinamita, a popular Doritos spinoff.

The rolled tortilla chip-style snack is known for its bold flavor variations, high crunch factor and vibrant spices, but some of its brand offerings are about to look a whole lot different as the PepsiCo Foods brand embraces a "simply naked" version of the snack.

The food and beverage giant has been on quite the health-focused kick lately, offering a new protein-packed version of Doritos, launching its first original prebiotic soft drink, not to mention last year's acquisition of the cult-favorite "better-for-you" soda brand, Poppi. Now, following the "disruptive" November 2025 debut of Simply NKD Doritos and Cheetos comes the new Doritos Dinamita Simply NKD Chile Limón.

Doritos Dinamita to Join the New Simply NKD Chip Line

As the line's name implies, the new Simply NKD Dinamita takes the iconic rolled chip that fans know and love for its "layered heat-filled flavor experience," and strips it of all artificial dyes and flavors.

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According to the brand, this particular variation is the same as the original Dinamita of the same name and balances "zesty lime with a spicy kick" for the "perfect combo of chili and citrus" without the finger-staining added colors. It was not immediately clear what the company is using in place of artificial dyes or flavors (if anything) or if the Simply NKD category would grow to include other Dinamita flavors.

Aside from the lack of artificial additives, the only other difference between the first-ever Simply NKD Dinamita and the original chips is the packaging, which swaps the classic neon hues for a plainer look with high visual contrast.

New Doritos Dinamita Simply NKD Chile Limón (L), original Doritos Dinamita Chile Limón (R).

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"Dinamita Simply NKD Chile Limón was developed for snack lovers who want it all – a bold, layered flavor experience made without any artificial dyes or flavors," Jess Spaulding, vice president of marketing at PepsiCo Foods U.S., explained in a statement. "Building on the momentum of our Doritos and Cheetos Simply NKD launches, this innovation shows how we can continue expanding fan-favorite brands to revolutionize the snack aisle."

Doritos Dinamita Simply NKD Chile Limón is expected to hit shelves nationwide on June 22 in two sizes: 3.25-ounce and 10.75-ounce bags (prices may vary). Find it wherever you shop the rest of the Simply NKD line.

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More than four decades after helping bring professional wrestling into the pop culture mainstream, Cyndi Lauper is receiving a unique new honor.

Mattel Creations has announced a new WWE Elite 3-Pack that will feature the first-ever WWE action figure inspired by the 72-year-old music icon. The collectible set is scheduled to debut as an exclusive release at San Diego Comic-Con and celebrates one of the most memorable celebrity crossovers in wrestling history.

The set includes figures of Lauper alongside wrestling legends Roddy Piper and Captain Lou Albano, paying tribute to WWE's groundbreaking "Rock 'N' Wrestling" era of the 1980s.

For many fans, Lauper's connection to wrestling may be surprising today, but she played a major role in helping expand the sport's reach during one of its most transformative periods.

At the height of her music career, Lauper became involved in a series of storylines that blended the worlds of MTV, music, and professional wrestling. Her appearances alongside Captain Lou Albano and other wrestling personalities helped introduce WWE to a broader mainstream audience at a time when celebrity crossovers were still relatively rare.

One of her most memorable moments came during an appearance on the legendary wrestling talk segment Piper's Pit, where tensions with Piper helped fuel the larger "Rock 'N' Wrestling" phenomenon that captivated fans throughout the decade.

The new collectible set aims to capture that cultural moment, honoring an era when entertainment, music, fashion and wrestling increasingly overlapped. Packed with unmistakable 1980s nostalgia, the release celebrates a period that helped shape WWE's rise into a global entertainment powerhouse.

The announcement also reflects Mattel Creations' growing focus on collectibles that appeal not only to wrestling fans but to broader audiences interested in music, pop culture and nostalgia.

For Lauper fans, the figure represents a long-overdue recognition of her role in one of wrestling's most influential eras. And for collectors, it offers a chance to own a piece of entertainment history that helped blur the lines between rock stardom and professional wrestling.

The WWE Elite 3-Pack will make its debut at San Diego Comic-Con 2026.

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Former Pima County SWAT commander Bob Krygier is raising a new point about the Nancy Guthrie investigation, saying one nearby location should “absolutely” be considered by investigators.

While talking with NewsNation journalist Brian Entin, Krygier was asked about the Tohono O'odham Nation Reservation that's near Guthrie's home.

"It's massive. It's right there between Tucson and Mexico. When I drove to Mexico, you drive through it. And it borders Mexico. Do you think that that should be part of the investigation when it comes to Nancy Guthrie?" Entin asked.

"Absolutely it should be," Krygier replied. "It's huge. There's a lot of...most of it is just the desert. ... There is an open border on the reservation."

Krygier said that part of the reservation runs into Mexico and that there are plenty of "options" to get over the border in both directions. He also noted that while the relationship between the reservation and the local authorities is "good," deputies typically do not patrol the reservation because they do not have the federal enforcement powers to fully operate there.

Krygier did not suggest the reservation is connected to Guthrie’s disappearance, but said its location and access routes make it an area worth considering.

The conversation between Entin and Krygier comes as a volunteer group in Mexico says it received an anonymous tip about Guthrie's remains being buried in an unmarked grave near the border. Though the area specified isn't part of the reservation, Entin was curious about the area and whether or not authorities should be including it in their investigation into Guthrie's disappearance. It's unclear if the reservation has been part of the investigation thus far.

Meanwhile, the volunteer group—Buscando Corazones Nogales—has been searching the area mentioned in the anonymous tip but hasn't found anything noteworthy.

Guthrie has been missing since Feb. 1. Anyone with information about the case is asked to call Tucson’s 88-Crime hotline at 1-520-882-7463 or the FBI at 1-800-CALL-FBI.

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If you remember having to eat your veggies as a kid before you could have dessert, you’re lucky that you had access to them at all. Produce has become so expensive recently that more parents have had to turn to cheaper processed foods rather than provide their families with fresh groceries. A recent study shows some concerning statistics about what Americans are eating.

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What The Study Found

Americans have been feeling the pinch of this economy for almost two years now, with the last year being particularly bad. In fact, according to an Advance America survey, fruit and veggie prices have risen 6.1% from April 2025 to April 2026. 

This drastic increase in produce prices has left many Americans feeling that fresh food is beyond their financial reach. Some other statistics from the Advance America study show:

• 51% of respondents say their diet is less healthy than 2–3 years ago
• 48% are eating more processed foods because they're cheaper
• 34% are buying fewer fruits and vegetables per trip
• 28% say healthy eating isn’t financially realistic for them
• Families are spending an average of $13 more/month on produce

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What Families Are Doing

A recent NPR report shows that nearly half of American families say they can’t afford basic necessities, including fresh, nutritious food. Another CDC report states that only 1 in 10 eat their recommended fruits and vegetables. 

Many families have switched to less expensive frozen and canned produce to help make up the difference. It is worth noting that frozen and canned fruits and veggies are as nutritious as their fresh counterparts, but the loss of options weighs heavily on consumers.

The Emotional Toll

Advance America revealed that 40% of respondents felt frustrated by recent prices, while 25% felt angry about the current situation. This isn’t an isolated finding; it's a national conversation about the state of the country. The states hit hardest by these prices are North Dakota, Idaho, Arkansas, Georgia, and New Jersey, but the data show that every state has seen price increases. 

For the U.S. consumer, Laura McCutcheon’s quote from the published study could ring especially true. 

"Fresh fruit and vegetables should feel like basic groceries, not premium add-ons. When parents are skipping produce for themselves to keep buying it for their kids, that tells you everything about the kind of quiet sacrifices families are making right now," said McCutcheon in a statement.

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What You Can Do

First and foremost, calling your state representative to make them aware of the financial hardships you’re facing is a good start. While we assume that our representatives know our struggles, the more people who report issues to them, the more likely they are to make those issues a priority. 

As far as purchasing food right now, here are three tips to take with you to the grocery store:

• Lean into frozen and canned produce. It’s still as nutritious but may be more affordable. Cans, especially, are shelf-stable and able to last a while if food prices continue to rise. 
• Using the EWG's Clean Fifteen list to identify lower-pesticide produce that tends to be more affordable. When in doubt, clean produce with a mix of water and white vinegar to help remove harmful substances. 
• Utilize a local food bank in your area (and don’t feel bad about it; the more people use them, the more funding they get).

For so many years, the cornerstone of the American family has been sitting down to a meal around the dinner table. Broccoli may not have been considered a luxury at our family tables when we were kids, and it shouldn’t be now. 

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute advice.

• Advance America – "Priced Out of the Produce Aisle: What Our Survey Found"
• USDA Economic Research Service – "Food Price Outlook"
• NPR – "Nearly Half of U.S. Families Couldn't Afford Basic Necessities in 2024"
• CDC – "Nutrition, Physical Activity, and Weight Status"
• Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics – "Frozen Foods: Convenient and Nutritious"
• Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics – "Are Canned Foods Nutritious For My Family?"
• Environmental Working Group – "Clean Fifteen: Conventional Produce with the Least Pesticides"
• Feeding America – "Find Your Local Food Bank"

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Henry Winkler, 80, played Arthur Fonzarelli from 1974 to 1984 on Happy Days. During that time, many fans had a crush on his legendary character—including some famous icons. Recently, Winkler spoke about one notable woman who admitted to having a crush on him.

According toThe Hollywood Reporter, “He recalled, during an appearance at the Banff World Media Festival, how he’d been a guest on the podcast IMO with Michelle Obama and Craig Robinson and being told the former first lady had had a crush on his Fonzie character.”

“I met her,” Winkler said. “I was in awe. … She puts you at ease immediately. She is completely present. Her brother was warm and lovely. They had a conversation like sister and brother. I was honored.”

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During the podcast, which occurred in December 2025, the former First Lady said, "Let me tell you who The Fonz was, at least to me. First of all, sexy.”

She continued, "Now what did I know about sexy at... I can't do the math, but I was young... preteen. I saw on the screen the coolest... You read tall!" She went on, "You read 6'3. Think an even cooler version of John Travolta, before John Travolta. Thick, black, luscious Italian hair. Who knew?"

Obama also spoke about a big change that was made in the show, when the Fonz changed from wearing a khaki jacket to putting on a leather jacket for the first time. She added, "I remember that change because I think it did something to me. I was like, 'Woo!'”

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Winkler is now hosting and executive producing the series, Hazardous History With Henry Winkler, on the History Channel. The show, which discusses hazardous toys and household items that used to be common in the past, is in its second season.

“In this day of age, to be picked up for 30 episodes is an amazement,” he told TheHollywood Reporter.

Winkler is also the author of several books, including his memoir, Being Henry, The Fonz… And Beyond. “I was on the New York Times bestseller list for 11 weeks,” he said. “I was shocked as I had no idea how it would be received.”

Godsmack has made another major lineup change during its 2026 tour, bringing in former Dream Theater drummer Mike Mangini after the sudden departure of drummer Wade Murff.

The veteran rock band introduced Mangini behind the drum kit during a June 12 performance at Morton Amphitheater in Riverside, Missouri, marking his first live appearance with the group on the ongoing “The Rise Of Rock” tour. The show featured Godsmack alongside Stone Temple Pilots and Dorothy.

Mangini joined guitarist and vocalist Sully Erna, bassist Robbie Merrill and guitarist Sam Koltun, who became a full-time member of the band earlier this year.

Mike Mangini of Dream Theater performs at Mediolanum Forum of Assago on May 07, 2022 in Milan, Italy.

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Following his debut performance, Mangini shared his thoughts on social media, revealing that he stepped into the role with virtually no preparation time.

“Taking this all in today with show 1 done,” Mangini wrote.

“And just like that, I finally get to play these dream venues in the USA with my Boston brothers in GODSMACK. I need to thank a lot of people for putting this together so quickly. I can't even express how grateful I am to Sully, Robbie, Sam and the entire organization for trusting me with no rehearsal. My gear companies performed nothing short of a miracle and my family, friends & fans never stopped praying for and supporting me. Thank you.”

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The move comes as Godsmack continues navigating a period of significant personnel changes following the exits of longtime guitarist Tony Rombola and drummer Shannon Larkin in 2025.

Mangini’s arrival follows Wade Murff’s brief tenure with the band. Murff joined Godsmack earlier this year and performed more than a dozen shows between May and early June. 

His final appearance with the group came shortly before news emerged that he would fill in for Black Veil Brides drummer Christian “CC” Coma during the remainder of that band’s 2026 European tour.

Neither Godsmack nor Murff has publicly addressed the reason behind the sudden lineup adjustment.

The band's tour continues across North America before heading overseas for a European festival run later this summer.

Earlier this year, Sully Erna expressed confidence in the band's revamped lineup, including both Murff and guitarist Sam Koltun.

“Sam's on board now full-time, and he's gonna be the new player from this point forward. And the drummer that we chose, his name is Wade Murff. He's worked with DAUGHTRY and some other acts. A fairly under-the-radar kind of guy. A strong player. A great dude. Really good with attention to details, as Sam is.”

Mangini arrives with decades of experience in the rock and metal world. He spent 13 years as the drummer for Dream Theater after winning a highly publicized audition process in 2010. Before that, he built a reputation through performances with Extreme, Steve Vai, Annihilator, and numerous other projects.

After departing Dream Theater in 2023 following the return of original drummer Mike Portnoy, Mangini launched several new musical ventures, including the band Monolith and his solo album, Invisible Signs.

Now, the accomplished drummer finds himself on one of the year's biggest hard rock tours, helping guide Godsmack through its latest era.

As The Rise Of Rock tour continues, fans will get their first extended look at how Mangini fits into the band's evolving lineup and what the next chapter of Godsmack may sound like on stage.

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Hilary Duff rose to fame in the 2000s on Disney Channel’s Lizzie McGuire. But unlike many other child stars, her career didn't end there. The 38-year-old performer released a new album in February, and it just snagged a spot on Rolling Stone’s list of ‘The Best Albums of 2026 So Far.’

Duff’s ‘Luck….Or Something’ marks her musical comeback. While she hasn’t exactly left the spotlight in the past few decades, this is the singer’s first new album in over 10 years. After her three-year stint on the Disney Channel as the now-legendary Lizzie McGuire (from 2001 to 2004), Duff moved from TV to the big screen, starring in movies such as Cheaper By the Dozen and Cinderella Story. 

Hilary Duff during The Lizzie McGuire Movie - Premiere at The El Capitan Theater in Hollywood, California, United States. (Photo by L. Cohen/WireImage) Getty Images

The actress/musician eventually returned to television as an adult, starring in Younger with Sutton Foster and Hulu’s How I Met Your Father. 

The Evolution of Hilary Duff’s Musical Career

While Duff’s first musical release was a Christmas album in 2002 (‘Santa Claus Lane'), she soon followed with ‘Metamorphosis.’ The 2003 album debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and earned the artist four-times Platinum status. Reality TV fans know the record’s breakout hit ‘Come Clean’ as the title track for the opening credits of MTV’s Laguna Beach.

She followed the chart-topper with 2004’s self-titled album ‘Hilary Duff,’ 2005’s ‘Most Wanted,’ and 2007’s ‘Dignity.’ 

Hilary Duff during Recording of Sessions @ AOL with Hilary Duff in Hollywood, California, United States. (Photo by SGranitz/WireImage) Getty Images

After taking a brief break, Duff returned to the music scene, releasing 2015’s ‘Breath In. Breathe Out.’ 

Fast-forward 11 years, and she’s back at it again. Rolling Stone recently ranked her latest endeavor as one of the best new albums of the year (that is, so far), calling it “the sparkly synth-pop surprise we didn’t know we needed so badly.” 

Rolling Stone’s review of ‘Luck….Or Something’ continued, “The record, made with her husband Matthew Koma, offers a realistic and vulnerable glimpse at where her life is now — many years after Lizzie McGuire, ‘Come Clean,’ and that ‘With Love’ dance that became viral in the TikTok era.”

The mom-of-four (she shares 14-year-old Luca Cruz Comrie with ex-husband Mike Comrie and seven-year-old Banks Violet Bair, five-year-old Mae James Bair, and two-year-old Townes Meadow Bair with husband Matthew Koma) opened up about her return to the music spotlight, sharing withVariety in 2025, “I never wanted to jump the gun and do something that didn’t totally feel right.” 

The former child star also said of her comeback, “People have been following my career and having a connection, and I think I was just really ready to reintroduce myself to them.” 

While the rock band R.E.M. is iconic and well-known now, at the beginning of the 1980s, the group was just starting and hoping to make it big. Formed in 1980, the members quickly got to working on music together, and by 1981, they released one of their defining songs, "Radio Free Europe."

But the story of how the song came to be is an interesting one. The band members, Bill Berry, Peter Buck, Mike Mills, and Michael Stipe, were all attending the University of Georgia when they bonded over their love of music. Soon enough, they were performing and quickly gaining fans and attention.

"Radio Free Europe" was one of the band's few songs on a demo cassette they put together. While vocalist Stipe impressed his band members with the lyrics and melodies of the track, it turns out that the lyrics weren't actually finished when they recorded the song.

Stipe said in a 1983 interview with Alternative America, via Rocking in the Norselands, "Those earlier songs were incredibly fundamental, real simple, songs that you could write in five minutes. Most of them didn’t have any words. I just got up and howled and hollered a lot." In a later interview, he went even further, calling it "complete babbling."

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Thankfully, the incoherent singing clearly worked in Stipe's favor. In the same interview with Alternative America, Stipe noted that R.E.M. planned to re-record "Radio Free Europe" and said, "I’ve got to write words for ‘Radio Free Europe,’ because we’re going to re-record that for the album. It still doesn’t have a second or third verse. I think there are actually lyrics to every song on the EP.”

Music fans didn't seem to mind the mumbled singing, and "Radio Free Europe" was a major hit. The song helped the band sign with I.R.S. Records, and they re-released the track on their debut album, Murmur, in 1983.

It was the first single from the band to make it to music charts. "Radio Free Europe" peaked at No. 28 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and No. 25 on the Mainstream Rock chart.

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