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Coca-Cola connaisseurs know the company's signature recipe isn't the only iconic thing about it. From its ad campaigns to its evolving logos and mascots, everything about the beverage giant seems to really resonate with fans—especially the classic Coke bottle, which has become a collector's item for some.

Now, fans will have a new item to add to that collection thanks to a recent collaboration with Casio, an equally renowned Japanese electronics manufacturer best known for its wide array of watches.

The limited-edition release—a Coca-Cola-inspired G-SHOCK—was first seen floating around in limited quantities internationally and it officially dropped stateside today.

Casio Drops Coca-Cola-Inspired G-SHOCK Watch

According to an official statement shared with Parade, the GA-2100CC watch was inspired by Coca-Cola’s "instantly recognizable contour bottle" and was created, in part, to honor the 140th anniversary of Coca-Cola.

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The watch features a translucent green bezel and band, along with playful bottle-inspired detailing throughout, including a bottle cap reference on the back of the watch, a single bottle on the band and dial accents that "nod to the fizz and classic hues of the beloved beverage."

Coca-Cola x Casio GA-2100CC G-SHOCK watch.

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It also comes wrapped in exclusive Coca-Cola red packaging reminiscent of an old school vending machine, making even the most mundane parts of the collection pop.

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Since its debut, fans have been overjoyed by the release, with some hoping this is just the first of many unique collabs.

One Instagram user called it a "beauty," while several others jokingly tagged Swatch, telling the competitor to "take notes."

"That vending machine box is so epic!" another cheered.

"GA-2100 such a cool design," someone else wrote. "Hope they get more fun collabs. (Gundam one maybe?!)."

"So cool!" one more declared.

Where Is the Casio x Coca-Cola Watch Available?

The Coca-Cola G-SHOCK is expected to be available at G-SHOCK stores, retailers and Casio's online store ($200) in the U.S. beginning today. That said, its popularity isn't just all talk, it actually appears that the watch sold out online shortly after it was made available—a phenomenon not exclusive to the U.S. market.

Fans internationally also reported that collectors "really showed up" for this drop, selling it out almost immediately. So if you're able to find it in stock near you, consider yourself lucky!

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Bob Segerhas an exciting announcement about one of his hit '80s songs.

Over 40 years after releasing his 1986 album Like a Rock, the legendary musician is releasing an official music video for one of the record's most popular tracks.

Seger, 81, announced via Instagram this week that he will be dropping an official music video for "American Storm," which will be available to stream on YouTube for the first time ever on Friday, June 12.

"American Storm" was the first single from Like a Rock, Seger's massively successful 13th studio album, which reached No. 3 on the Billboard 200 the year of its release. Other notable singles from the popular record include the title track "Like a Rock," which peaked at No. 12 on the Billboard Hot 100, plus "It's You" and "Miami."

"American Storm" made it to No. 13 on the Billboard Hot 100 in March 1986, and reached No. 2 on the Mainstream Rock Airplay chart the following month.

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Now, fans of the rock icon will be able to stream the music video for "American Storm" on YouTube for the first time ever, and many of his social media followers already "can't wait" to watch it.

"Yes!!! That makes me so happy!!" another excited fan wrote under Seger's Instagram announcement on Thursday, while someone else chimed in to say, "Love this song."

Another fan in the comments went as far to call "American Storm" one of Seger's "best" songs, while labeling it as a "total underrated banger."

And the song from the Like a Rock era isn't the only Seger music that is still receiving praise from fans all these years later, as his 1994 Greatest Hits album recently resurged on the Billboard 200 chart. New Billboard chart standings dated the week of June 6 placed the compilation album at No. 134 on the chart, marking an impressive jump from the prior week's placement at No. 152.

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Sydney Sweeney has finally addressed those controversial Euphoria scenes.

In the third and final season of the HBO drama, Sydney's character, Cassie, engaged in a career on an adult content platform to pay for her wedding. Numerous scenes saw the actress wear raunchy outfits and take extreme photos of herself to post online.

Real adult stars heavily criticized Sweeney's Euphoria storyline, where her character joined an adult platform in the search for fame and fortune. They called out the show for making it look like the career was a get rich scheme and for minimizing the struggles of the girls who often turn to that career.

In a recent interview with Vanity Fair, Sydney Sweeney said the choice for her character made sense because of her character’s "obsession with being famous" on the adult-centric platform.

“She has a need to be validated by other people,” the actress explained. “She doesn’t know how to love herself unless someone else loves her.”

Sydney totally understands how showrunner Sam Levinson came up with the idea of putting Cassie in this situation in series three. “I think she was more excited by the idea of all these people loving her and knowing who she is and feeling like her world isn’t small,” the The Housemaid star added.

Sam Levinson also defended the scenes, which were met with criticism over being "degrading" and "harmful," claiming many of them were encouraged by the blonde actress.

“Well, it’s funny. When I first wrote it, I was like, ‘Maybe we shoot all of this and we don’t have any —– Maybe there’s ways to shoot around certain things?’” Sam Levinson said in an interview last month with The New York Times.  “And she looked at me and she was like, ‘Are you kidding? I’m playing an ——-model. You’re telling me you’re going to, like, skirt around it?’ And I was like, ‘Yeah, OK, that’s a fair point.’” 

How Did Sydney Sweeney Feel About That Ending?

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In that same interview, Cassie admitted she wasn't entirely "satisfied" with where audiences left her character. Euphoria ended with Cassie's husband, Nate, dead, and her living with Maddy. The duo are left to turn the mansion into an adult content creator's house and hopefully make enough money to live happily ever after.

"I don't think I'll ever be satisfied with where Cassie ended up, just because I know there is more to tell of Cassie's story," The Anyone But You star admitted. "But I feel that way about so many of my projects. 'Everything Sucks!' was a one-season show that I did when I was 18 years old, and sometimes I wake up and go, 'I wonder if we could all come back.' I don't think that feeling will ever go away. I'll always be wondering what Cassie is up to in 'Euphoria'-verse."

The last time we see Cassie, her sister Lexi has left and she is crying when looking at a photo of Jacob Elordi's Nate. "She's trapped in her own dollhouse. She got everything she seemingly wanted, but she's back at the same place she started. And Lexi left her there," she said.

Now Euphoria has officially ended on HBO, the goodbye is "bittersweet" for Sydney Sweeney, who has said goodbye to her character before.

"I was having this bittersweet moment of continually saying goodbye to Cassie every single time. And because there are such big time jumps between each season, yes, I'm coming back to the same character, but I'm coming back to a different place in her life. You're getting the groundwork of who this character was that you kept jumping in and out of. It's a really cool challenge and piece of homework to try to fill in all the gaps."

Related: ‘Euphoria’ Star Sydney Sweeney Fires Back at Her Critics — Here's What She Had to Say

Among Bravo's most popular shows is Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen. Why hasn't anyone put a spin on such an iconic title yet?

Enter Shop What Happens, which is about to premiere on Peacock. Variety reports that the series will open on host Daryn Carp having conversations with popular Bravo figures such as Cynthia Bailey, Ariana Biermann and Lindsay Hubbard. They'll also discuss things that we as consumers might buy, including items from Target.

“Consumers today don’t think about content, entertainment and shopping as separate experiences. They move seamlessly between them, and increasingly they expect brands to do the same,” Michelle Mesenburg, Target’s chief brand officer, told Variety. “For us, the opportunity isn’t simply about making content shoppable. It’s about creating experiences that feel authentic to the audience, add value and make participation easy. When commerce can enhance an experience rather than interrupt it, that’s where we see the greatest potential.”

The five-episode series will debut June 14 on Peacock, YouTube and TikTok and via Instagram clips, per Variety. On Peacock’s mobile app and TikTok, content is showcased in vertical format, while the QR codes will help viewers shop directly from Peacock on TV screens.

“We have this incredibly rabid fan base around Bravo, and this is just the latest iteration of how we are giving fans more of the content they love, and we are giving brands a seat at the table,” said Karen Kovacs, NBCU's president of advertising and partnerships, per the magazine.

QR codes on screen has been done before, of course. Love Island USA has featured them to help viewers audience shop for products — and when the 2024 Paris Olympics kicked off, NBCU offered Peacock viewers the chance to order food and beverages from delivery services.

One episode of Shop What Happens will reportedly feature Carp talking to Bailey, 59, from The Real Housewives of Atlanta about what to bring to a summer party. Tune in to find out more!

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If you want to give your space a comfy upgrade without spending a fortune or dealing with complicated furniture, Walmart's Neche 59-Inch Velvet Tufted Loveseat Sofa might be just what you need. 

Now only $170 (down from $270 during a limited-time flash deal), this two-seater is getting a lot of love for being soft, stylish, and surprisingly sturdy. If you want a couch that feels as good as it looks, this one totally delivers.

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The Neche Loveseat has that classic-meets-modern look, with plush velvet fabric, a tufted back, and cute wooden legs that pull everything together. It comes in cool colors like black, blue, gray, and green, so you can match it to your space, or go bold and make it the star of the room. 

At 59 inches wide, it's perfect for apartments, bedrooms, or smaller living rooms, but it still gives you plenty of space to stretch out with a friend, your pet, or just a good book.

The comfort is a major highlight. The seat and arms are filled with high-density foam, so you can sink into comfort every time you sit down. The velvet is super smooth and cozy, and you get two matching pillows for extra lounging points. The back is reinforced so you won't sink too far (unless you want to), and the cushioning is seriously soft. It’s perfect for movie nights, naps, or scrolling your phone for way too long.

This little couch is also durable. It has a strong wooden frame and sturdy springs that support up to 700 pounds. The wooden legs come with padding, so your floors stay scratch-free, even if you move them around a bit.

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Shoppers said the couch is "surprisingly comfy."  "I am thrilled," one reviewer wrote. "It is very classy and cute all rolled into one, the blue is a beautiful color too!"

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With its affordable price, plush feel, and laid-back style, Walmart's $170 velvet tufted loveseat is a total win for anyone who wants their space to feel a little more inviting. If you're ready for a sofa you'll actually look forward to chilling on, this flash deal is worth jumping on.

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The Rolling Stones are among the biggest, most influential bands of all time, and many of their songs remain massively popular, even decades after the band had its start in 1962. However, any teen who went through an emo or goth phase over the last several decades should be very familiar with one Rolling Stones song in particular: "Paint It, Black."

The dark anthem was first released in May of 1966, and by June 11 of that same year—60 years ago today—it had already hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, where it stayed for two weeks. Simultaneously, the song had broken yet another record by becoming the first song featuring a sitar to top the charts.

The song, as its title suggests, has an overall morose feel, with lyrics like, "No colors anymore / I want them to turn black" and "With flowers and my love / Both never to come back." However, that sullen tone is exactly why the song became so popular in 1966 and continues to be so popular today.

In fact, just a few years ago, the song had an appearance in the fan-favorite Netflix series Wednesday, in which Wednesday Addams (appropriately) performed a rendition of the song on her cello.

Showcasing the song's staying power is the fact that even that version of the song currently has a whopping 50 million streams on Spotify. Yes, that pales in comparison to the well over one billion listens the Rolling Stones' versions on Spotify (of which there are multiple) have, but given that this is a recent, entirely instrumental version of the song that was only released in 2022, it's clear that this iconic anthem continues to have a massive influence, 60 years later.

The same is certainly true of the Rolling Stones themselves as well. Just recently, in fact, the band announced a brand-new collaboration, making it clear that they are not going anywhere any time soon.

The newest bombshells, Caleb McDaniel, Jen Terry, and Sol Dean, got to know the islanders, but then America got to have its say, and the first vote of the season took place, coupling up Caleb, Jen, and Sol and breaking up three established couples. Find out how the dynamic in the Villa once again changes as Love Island USA Season 8 continues.

Here’s everything to know about the Love Island USA Season 8 Episode 8, including what time it comes on and how to watch.

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What time does Love Island USA Episode 8 come on?

Love Island USA episode 8 will post to Peacock around 9 p.m. ET/PT.

However, historically speaking, if you open the app about 15 minutes early, there’s a chance the newest installment may already be available to watch.

How to watch Love Island USA Season 8 Episode 8

In the United States, Love Island USA is streaming exclusively on Peacock.

If you are in Canada, Love Island USA streams on Crave.

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What will happen in the Love Island USA Season 8 Episode 8?

The Love Island USA official social media account gave a preview of what will happen in the second episode.

• Kenzie tells Corbin that when she was kissing Caleb she was thinking of him, indicating she has feelings for him.
• Gabriel explains to Beatriz that he had a chat with Jen and Sol and kissed both of them.
• Melanie ask Sincere if he wants to explore Sol. He says no, but the answer is yes.
• Kenzie pulls Melanie for a chat and confronts her over pulling Corbin for a chat.
• Bryce tells Zach he's going to pull Kayda for a chat and explore the connection. Zach says he's in a weird spot now.
• America's vote is not revealed! Due to the previous issues with the Love Island USA app, the reveal will now take place in Episode 9.

Related: ‘Love Island’ Fan Favorite Couple Welcomes Baby No. 2 ‘Unexpectedly Early’

Where Is The First Look For Love Island USA Season 8 Episode 8?

The official Love Island USA social media accounts posted a first look at the episode. Watch below:

Mixed signals lead to mixed emotions 👀 You won't want to miss #LoveIslandUSA tonight at 9pm ET, only on @peacock 🔥 pic.twitter.com/Ir3Bd1MTiq

— Love Island USA (@loveislandusa) June 11, 2026 Who is left in the cast of Love Island USA Season 8?Aniya HarveyBeatriz HatzBryce DettloffCaleb McDanielCorbin MimisGabriel VasconcelosJen TerryKayda BosseKC ChandlerKenzie AnnisMelanie MorenoSincere RheaSol DeanTrinity TatumZach Georgiou

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Who are the couples of Love Island USA?Corbin Mimis & Kenzie AnnisAniya Harvey & KC ChandlerMelanie Moreno & Sincere RheaKayda Bosse & Zach GeorgiouBeatriz Hatz & Gabriel VasconcelosTrinity Tatum & Bryce DettloffWhen does Love Island Aftersun premiere?

The Love Island USA talk show Love Island Aftersun drops every Saturday, hosted by Summer Houseand The Traitors star Ciara Miller and social media star Tefi Pessoa.

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For anyone who's ever radically transformed their appearance for Halloween, you know how tedious the process can be. While the results are totally worth it, sitting in a chair while your face, hair, and maybe even body are poked, prodded, and covered can be a long, drawn-out process.

For actors, spending eight or more hours getting into character can feel mind-numbingly monotonous. Hugh Jackman, who looks unrecognizable in the trailer for his upcoming film Death of Robin Hood, revealed how he, hairstylist Sean Flanigan, and makeup artist Pamela S. Westmore coped with the passage of time.

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"We've done a lot of films together. Sometimes we listen to a little bit of a book, [but] not very often," the Deadpool & Wolverine star told PEOPLE. "Mainly it's music, and we sort of go in different turns. We get sick of our own music, so we like hearing others."

Unfortunately, when his turn rolled around, Flanigan and Westmore would shoot down his '70s-influenced suggestions.

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"I try to put my favorites on, but they are all like, 'No,' " he joked. "My favorites are an odd mix of music."

From 'The Greatest Showman' to Springsteen: Jackman's Top Tracks

While we're not sure which artists his glam team rejected, the actor is a fan of everything from showtunes to pop music to rock n' roll. When he starred in 2017's The Greatest Showman, he admitted that he loved listening to the soundtrack.

"I really love all the songs," he told The Backstage Experience. "I love these guys, Justin and Ben, who wrote the music to Dear Evan Hansen, which I can listen to every day. Their music to me just gets more complex, but if I had to pick one I would say 'This is Me.'"

While promoting 2025's Song Sung Blue, Jackman revealed who some of his favorite live performers are, with Men At Work's Colin Hay, Justin Timberlake, Richard Marx, Michael Jackson, and Robbie Williams making his top five. Despite not making the list, he also told Howard Stern that Bruce Springsteen "Completely blew me away" when he saw him live.

For the first time in years, Devourment finally released some new music.

The metal icons surprised their fans with their new EP, Pious Impiety, on Thursday, which is out now on streaming platforms and available for purchase on DVD. This marks the first time they have released multiple songs since their 2019 album, Obscene Majesty.

The EP includes three new songs: a title track, "Mortiferous Dependency" and "Advanced Stage Decomposition." All of the songs were produced, mixed, engineered and mastered by Daniel Schmuck, who works with various metal groups such as Power Trip, Frozen Soul and Creeping Death. Cover art was created by Khaos Diktator.

In addition, Devourment also added the dates to their upcoming live shows, which kick off with solo shows in Los Angeles on June 20 and 21, then a North American tour supporting Hatebreed that will take them across the country throughout the month of July.

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Devourment formed in Dallas, Texas, in 1995. Despite three breakups and various lineup changes, Devourment is widely regarded as a foundational pioneer of the slam death metal subgenre. So far, they have released five studio albums, multiple demos and singles, and two compilation albums. Its current members include Ruben Rosas, Chris Andrews, Dave Spencer and Brad Fincher, the latter being the only member from the original lineup.

The "Cognitive Sedation Butchery" singers have a recurring pattern of taking years to release new music. For instance, the gap between Devourment's fourth and most recent album was six years. In an interview with Winter Torment Magazine in 2019, Fincher revealed that Obscene Majesty took about four years to complete.

"We took the better part of 4 years or so off and on to complete the album. Though Chris had some of these songs in a complete form years before that. It was a refining process as well and creating," Fincher explained. "I think if you ask any musician how long it takes to complete a song just depends on the song. Some come together in a couple of weeks, some take months. It took a little time for Chris and I to get in a room and start putting these songs together, but we've really found our rhythm now and songs are coming much faster."

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Pious Impiety is out now on all streaming platforms, and a physical CD can be purchased on Relapse Records' official website.

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Few songs capture gratitude toward a parent as powerfully as "Leader of the Band" by Dan Fogelberg. He wrote the deeply personal 1981 tribute song to his aging father while his dad was still alive to enjoy it, and through the emotional folk-rock song's success, it became a gift that has resonated for generations.

Fogelberg's father, Lawrence Fogelberg, was a musician, educator, and band leader. Dan has spoken extensively how his dad's influence as a musician shaped his life and career.

"He gave me everything I am. My mother and he were both musicians, and the idea of being a living legacy is really the truth," said Fogelberg in an interview. "I don't think I'll ever be as accomplished a musician as he was, but I've had a different gift. It came to me in a different way. I've been able to reach and touch people with these songs that I write, and that one has probably touched more people, more deeply than anything I've ever done."

"Leader of the Band" emerged as part folk-rock song and part extraordinary thank-you note. Fogelberg sings the lyrics written right to his dad, "I thank you for the music and your stories of the road / I thank you for the freedom when it came my time to go / I thank you for the kindness and the times when you got tough / And papa, I don't think I said I love you near enough."

"I was so gratified that I was able to give him that song before he passed on," Dan expressed on his website. "In his final years, he was interviewed many times by the national press because of it. He went out in a blaze of glory, which meant a lot to me and my family."

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The universal themes Fogelberg explored in "Leader of the Band" struck a chord with so many listeners. The song's well-expressed gratitude and plain-spoken admiration for his father provided other adult children with a kind of script for starting important conversations with their own parents.

"That song is maybe one of the most important I've written," said Fogelberg, "simply because it has helped bridge the gap between fathers and sons—or daughters and fathers. You know, there's a lot of women, that have said too that it helped them to communicate their love to their father and to be able to solidify that relationship and express that relationship while there's time."

Fogelberg's vulnerable vocals, along with the gentle acoustic arrangement, created a tribute song in the most sincere sense. The brass quintet riff pays homage to the marching band and his dear father, a school band director. Without cliché, he expresses regret and a great love.

When he sings the chorus, “The leader of the band is tired and his eyes are growing old
But his blood runs through my instrument and his song is in my soul,” it's hard not to consider one's own life and family legacy.

Dan Fogelberg’s seventh studio album The Innocent Age, also a double-album, was officially released in August 1981. The "Leader of the Band" single was released in December 1981. By February 1982, track became Fogelberg's second No. 1 song on the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart and by March, it peaked at No. 9 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

In 2017, Grammy Award-winning singer Zac Brown recorded the song for a tribute album to Dan Fogelberg. He dedicated his version to his father.

Over 45 years later, fans still embrace the folk rock classic across adult contemporary radio stations, and to date, the song has more than 98 million streams on Spotify alone. The song's timeless message only gains more momentum as its fans get older. Rolling Stone included "Leader of the Band" in their Readers Poll of the "10 Best Songs About Dads," which also includes "Father and Son" by Cat Stevens and "The Living Years" by Mike and the Mechanics.

"One of the worst things I think that can happen to people is if they don't express the love to their father and their mother while they're alive." said Fogelberg, "There's always difficulties in family relationships, but I think it's one of the most important things you can do in your life is to make sure that's all done while everybody's still around."

Lawrence Fogelberg was a small-town bandleader, a husband, and a father. His son wrote him a song that continues to make people want call their father.

Fogelberg's father, Lawrence Fogelberg, died on August 5, 1982, at age 71. Fogelberg never stopped performing the song in concert, always noting what it meant to him personally. Dan Fogelberg died on December 16, 2007, at just 56 years old.

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Here's Dan Fogelberg performing his hit song "Leader of the Band":

Listen to Zac Brown's cover of "Leader of the Band," also dedicated to his father:

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Bookshelves do more than store books — they’re an easy way to bring personality into a room. Whether you’re styling a living room corner or adding warmth to a home office, the right piece can make a noticeable difference. While looks matter, structure matters just as much — you want something sturdy enough to hold up over time. If you’re searching for a bookshelf that’s practical yet still stylish Amazon has a budget-friendly find that’s worth a look. 

Right now, the Giantex 5-Tier Industrial Bookshelf is currently on sale for $55, down from $80 — more than 30% off. The freestanding bookcase has a rustic brown waterproof finish, making it a versatile pick that works indoors and in covered outdoor spaces, like balconies or patios. 

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If you’re looking for a bookshelf that can actually handle some weight, the Giantex 5-Tier Industrial Bookshelf is built with that in mind. It features thick chipboard shelves supported by a powder-coated metal frame with X-shaped brackets for added stability. It also has dividers to ensure each shelf stays organized. 

The unit can hold up to 250 pounds, offering plenty of space for books, decor, and more. Measuring about 62 inches tall and 26 inches wide, it gives you ample vertical storage without taking up much floor space. 

The unit comes with an anti-toppling device you can attach to the wall, which is useful if you have kids, pets, or just prefer the extra security. Adjustable foot pads at the base keep it level on uneven floors. Assembly is required, but buyers said the process is fairly straightforward. 

Reviews have been largely positive, with one calling it “nice and sturdy.” Another shared that it “holds my music players and looks good in the process.” 

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Ann Wilson is all heart. So, when she prepared to take the stage again for the first time following a rigorous cancer battle that left her head shaved and body in a wheelchair, she was going to give it all she had. 

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Rather than hide the physical toll of her health battle, the Heart frontwoman decided to present the real Ann Wilson to a roaring crowd in February 2025 on the opening night of Heart'sRoyal Flush Tour in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Looking back, the Rock & Roll Hall of Famer, said the moment set her free. 

In an interview with Lara Spencer on Good Morning Americathis week, Wilson, now 75, spoke candidly about her battle with cancer, taking the stage again, and the future of Heart. 

“I had to have surgery and a bunch of rounds of chemotherapy, radiation,” she shared. “It was pretty scary.”

Music, however, helped her get through the fear. And when she had enough energy to get back out there on the stage, she wasn’t going to back down. 

“The first night we went out on stage, I just said to myself, ‘Well, you know what? I’m just gonna be who I am. I’m gonna take off the wig and just go out there in a wheelchair. Just, this is who I am.’ And it was remarkably liberating for me to do that,” Wilson said.

Visibly shaking, Wilson delivered a performance that left fans in awe. 

Just before kicking off Heart’s world tour in 2024, Wilson was diagnosed with cancer. She shared the health news in a statement with fans, writing in part, “I recently underwent an operation to remove something that, as it turns out, was cancerous. The operation was successful and I’m feeling great, but my doctors are now advising me to undergo a course of preventive chemotherapy and I’ve decided to do it. And so my doctors are instructing me to take the rest of the year away from the stage in order to fully recover.”

Today, Wilson said she’s feeling great and ready to share even more about her health and music journeys. She's doing so in a new documentary called In My Voice, which explores the rocker’s family, legacy, and life off the stage. 

Premiering, last month, it's now being rolled out through a special 10-city North American screening and Q&A tour featuring Wilson and director Barbara Hall.

“I wanted people to know more about me,” Wilson said. “I’m something more than just that singer you see standing up there with the mic.” 

In another bit of fun news, Wilson shared that she and her rocker sister, Nancy Wilson, are working on a new project together and that — YES! — Heart will take the stage again.

Details were scarce on this matter, but any chance that we’ll get to hear “What About Love,” “Barracuda,” and “Alone” live onstage again make our heart feel so full.

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From loud, drunk passengers to on-board brawls, airplane behavior can be less than ideal. Now, that type of behavior may get you banned from flying throughout the United Kingdom. It’s part of a new proposal the United Kingdom’s Department of Transport is floating around. The rule would put problem passengers on a nationwide travel ban list. The proposal is already sparking debate on social media.

Could People Get Banned from Flying Due to Bad Behavior?

Right now, if an airline bans a passenger, it can rebook them on another flight. But this new proposal would put them in a national database, preventing them from flying within the United Kingdom. The airline and the government would oversee the list.

Right now, it’s unclear how the plan would work under GDPR or current data protection laws. Under current GDPR rules, sharing passenger details is not allowed.

A government source tells the BBC, "Everyone should be able to enjoy a pint at the airport, but antisocial behavior on flights is totally unacceptable." That type of behavior threatens the safety of the passengers and crew.

As you might expect, the buzz around the new proposal has people talking. On Reddit, reactions seem mixed, with some people agreeing that action is needed while others question its legality.

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Here’s a quick look at some of the comments:

“While banning passengers is a good idea, this mechanism has serious due process issues--a private company should not get to determine whether someone should suffer such a drastic consequence unilaterally. So, addition to a list like this should be based on a criminal conviction, not the word of a company about 'disruptiveness.'" 

“Flying is a privilege, not a right; if you can't behave yourself on a flight or in an airport, you should be permanently prevented from even being able to book one in the first place so the rest of the passengers and crew don't need to be subjected to your awful behavior…”

“I have been saying this for years, people need to be put on no-fly lists if they cannot behave in airports or on flights.”

“This is an insane abuse of power. Airlines already routinely treat passengers like cattle, and now they will ban you for life if you don't take it meekly like a sheep?”

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A Trend of More Passengers Behaving Badly

In the United States, there have been 687 reports of unruly passengers so far this year.

 Previous Statistics also showed that unruly passenger behavior increased during the pandemic. While numbers have dropped since then, they remain almost double from pre-pandemic levels.    

The bad behavior runs from being verbally abusive to flight attendants to being physically abusive. An American Airlines flight had to turn around last year after a passenger tried to drag a flight attendant down the aisle.

The FAA has a zero-tolerance policy for unruly behavior. Punishments can range from jail time if the incidents are referred to the FBI and lead to a felony conviction. Unruly passengers can also face fines of up to $43,000 and may affect their TSA PreCheck eligibility.

Nothing Bundt Cakes is sweetening up the summer with even more limited-time offerings that are a must-try if you've got a sweet tooth.

Just weeks after unveiling five indulgent summer desserts, including a Peach Cobbler Pop-Up, the nation’s largest specialty cake company is going all out for America’s 250th birthday, rolling out a lineup of patriotic treats that are as eye-catching as they are delicious.

The festive sweets, boasting patriotic decorations, are a perfect addition to Fourth of July parties, summer gatherings, and seasonal celebrations.

Nothing says America quite like Red Velvet, which is the brand's No. 1-selling flavor, whose vibrant color is the perfect choice for the patriotic celebrations.

Inspired by Southern heritage, the star of the show delivers a rich and velvety cocoa cake baked with chocolate chips. And best of all, it's available in all Bundt Cake sizes.

If you want to bring a little red, white and blue to your festivities this summer, the Patriotic Decorated Cake makes the perfect shareable centerpiece, designed especially for America250 and Fourth of July entertaining.

Next are the Fireworks and Freedom Bundtini Toppers, which add a stars-and-stripes touch to every bite-sized treat.

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“As America celebrates its 250th birthday, we’re proud to be part of the traditions that make summer so special,” said Dolf Berle, chief executive officer of NothingBundt Cakes, in a press release. "From patriotic gatherings to everyday celebrations, Nothing Bundt Cakes is all about spreading JOY and helping Guests turn meaningful moments into something sweet, shareable and memorable.”

Parade previously revealed a handful of summer flavors making their way to the menu, including the partnership with Hershey's that taps into a nostalgic fireside treat—S'mores.

The returning seasonal favorite is a rich chocolate cake baked with HERSHEY’S milk chocolate chips and mini marshmallows, then finished with a buttery graham streusel topping.

All the seasonal flavors will be available for a limited time, so get yours while you can.

In addition to Hershey's S'Mores, the summer rotating menu will serve up Cinammon Roll Pop-Up Bundlet from July 6–19, Lemon Raspberry returning in all sizes from July 20–Aug. 30 and Turtle Cheesecake Swirl Pop-Up Bundtlet July 27–Aug. 9.

Bundtastic Rewards® members can also earn 250 bonus points* on any purchase July 3-5, 2026.

If there is one movie book fans have been waiting for a release date on, it’s The Love Hypothesis, based on the novel by Ali Hazelwood. Well, now the date is out!

Prime Video announced the date in the best way possible: a video that capture the heart of the summer romance. However, it’s not coming this summer. Fans will have to wait until the fall, as the official release date is September 23, 2026.

It will head straight to Prime Video. Yes, we would love to see more movies out in theaters, but getting to watch at home with our besties is a lot of fun!

The announcement video starts with someone popping a cup with the numbers “9.23” on a counter and calling the name Olive. Then Lili Reinhart grabs it and takes a sip.

Just a little something brewing… The Love Hypothesis arrives September 23. pic.twitter.com/AHhgW6x9gP

— Prime Video (@PrimeVideo) June 11, 2026

The Love Hypothesis brings the fun fake dating trope to the screen once more, but it’s not for money. Reinhart’s Olive Smith finds out that her best friend has feelings for her ex-boyfriend. The best friend is being a girl’s girl and not acting on those feelings, but this is a case of Olive wanting Anh to find love and romance, so she pretends to date someone else to prove that she’s moved on.

It’s kind of sweet when you think about it, and that’s certainly what captured the hearts of many. However, Olive has to figure out who to pretend to date, as her PhD work is her baby — she’s looking for a cure for cancer. She has to kiss the first man she sees in the hallway to prove she’s dating someone, and that man just happens to be her professor, Dr. Adam Carlsen.

Fortunately for Olive, her professor is willing to help her out with this adventure. He does have his own reasons, and those are financially motivated. His research funds have been frozen as the college is worried he will move to another location, and he thinks having a girlfriend will show that he is settled and committed to staying in place.

Tom Bateman will play Adam, and there’s been plenty of hype around The Love Hypothesis thanks to the way Bateman and Reinhart have taken to social media.

A search for remains in Mexico near the U.S.-Mexico border was underway on Wednesday, June 10, after Buscando Corazones Nogales—a group that works to find missing people—received an anonymous tip about Nancy Guthrie's possible whereabouts.

Ramona Guadalupe Ayala Ortiz, head of Buscando Corazones Nogales, said that the group was alerted to an "unmarked grave" in the area, according to the New York Post. The group found 25 unmarked graves, and despite efforts to search the area, they did not locate Guthrie, Ortiz said.

Parade reached out to the Pima County Sheriff's Department for comment and was referred to the department's social media account where a statement was released.

"We are aware of reports regarding an anonymous tip related to the Nancy Guthrie investigation that was provided to a group in Mexico. At this time, we have not been contacted by Mexican authorities," the statement read. "This investigation remains active and ongoing, and we will continue to follow up on any credible information."

This isn't the first time that people following the Guthrie case have heard about Nogales, an area in Mexico that is about 60 miles south of Tucson. Back in February, NewsNation's Brian Entin traveled to Nogales in the state of Sonora, after unverified ransom notes claimed that the case had gone "international."

Entin spoke to a number of people in the area, and reported that none of those people were familiar with the case or even knew who Guthrie was.

Guthrie, 84, has been missing since Sunday, Feb. 1. Authorities believe that she was abducted from her Arizona home in the middle of the night.

Last month, Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos told People magazine that the case was still very active although there haven't been any public updates.

“When the labs tell us, ‘Hey, there’s nothing else we can do,’ well, then maybe we’ve got a problem… we’ve got a cold case… but right now, the labs aren’t telling us that,” he said.

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 your summer agenda is filled with beach days, camping trips, park picnics, sporting events, and backyard barbecues, you're going to need a way to keep cool outside. Staying protected from the sun is step number one. A pop-up canopy is one of the best ways to ensure you've always got access to shade, no matter where you are. Just in time for all your summer adventures, Walmart has an excellent gazebo-style tent with instant setup on sale right now.

Normally $140, the Crown Shades Pop-Up Canopy is just $100 with a limited-time Walmart flash deal. With this handy tent, you can spend more time enjoying yourself and less time worrying about how long you've been in the sun. Seven colors are currently available, including red, sky blue, white, black, blue, cyan blue, and pink. This deal is moving fast, with two colors already sold out, so now is the time to snag one and make the most of your summer days.

Crown Shades Pop-Up Canopy, $100 (was $140) at Walmart

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One push from the center lifts the entire 10-foot by 10-foot canopy to give you 100 square feet of instant shade for hosting events, lounging in the backyard, or at the beach. Using pinch-free buttons on each post, you can raise and lower the canopy between three adjustable heights. Because there are no crossbars at the top, it offers more headroom than similar models — up to 9 feet of clearance, depending on the height setting you choose.

The canopy's durable fabric has UPF 50+ sun protection built in. It's also flame- and water-resistant, designed such that you can safely light campfires nearby or stay sheltered from inclement weather conditions. If a summer shower comes along, the rain should roll right off this canopy's sloped sides. A vented top allows air to flow through the tent, so you can keep cool, even on the hottest days.

Hook and loop closures keep the canopy firmly attached to the rust-resistant steel frame, even on windy days. One shopper attested that this tent "continued standing" through 70 mile per hour winds. So that you won’t have any issues with the frame itself blowing over, it comes with eight ground stakes and four guy ropes to stabilize the structure, plus four empty sandbags to fill and use to weigh it down.

Weighing just over 35 pounds, this is one of the lighter pop-up tents on the market. It folds down to a compact 45 inches long, 8.5 inches wide, and 8.5 inches high and fits into its own carrying bag, making it easy to transport. Another feature that sets it apart from the competition is that the feet have integrated wheels, so you can roll it from your vehicle to wherever you want to set it up.

Campers, beachgoers, barbecue hosts, road trippers, and many other satisfied customers raved about this pop-up canopy's "fantastic" design. Describing the setup as "fast and effortless," one shopper said, "you literally stand right under the middle, push up once, and the whole frame clicks perfectly into place."

One shopper who used it as shade for their vendor stand said it's "so easy to set up for farmers’ markets." Reviewers also appreciated that the "sturdy" gazebo-style tent's "light and convenient" build made it easy to transport. 

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• Cobizi Pop-Up Canopy Tent With 4 Sidewalls, $100 (was $130) at Walmart
• Specstar Pop-Up Canopy With 1 Sidewall, $96 (was $160) at Walmart

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For practical protection from the elements that you can rely on all summer long, the Crown Shades Pop-Up Canopy is a solid choice. You can snag this easy-to-set-up shade for just $100 right now at Walmart.

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If you've noticed a strain in your marriage now that both you and your partner have retired, you're not alone. Psychology Today cites a 2016 meta-analysis that found a trend among couples who reported feeling less satisfied in their marriages in retirement.

And the reason why may surprise you. That's because it sounds like many couples discovered that they were living entirely separate lives from their spouses, which required them to reconnect in new ways once they embarked on this new chapter together. According to the experts we spoke with, this feeling can be reversed with the right conversation, but many couples don't know they need to have it. Here's how to get started.

Why Retirement Is Harder on Marriages Than Most Couples Expect?

It may sound counterintuitive—after all, you may think that retirement would be a time when you and your partner could finally get some more quality time together now that neither of you is running off to work each day—but Thomas Westenholz, a Couples Therapist at Brighton & Hove, says that many people aren't ready for all that togetherness right away.

"This is one of the big life transitions where many couples have lived relatively separate lives and, if children were involved, have spent most of their time together in functioning mode rather than connection mode," he says, adding that this renewed togetherness, minus the children, can cause relationships to feel like they're lacking a shared purpose.

"This tends to lead to a sense of disconnect and a lack of shared meaning that connects the couple," he adds.

But it's more than the strained connections that are affecting couples, according to Dr. Anna Elton, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Clinical Sexologist, Researcher, and Author of The Formula of Desire. "Suddenly, they're sharing far more time together, and that shift can expose differences in expectations, routines, and even visions for the future."

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So, What Can Couples Do to Avoid Wrecking Their Marriage in Retirement?

While this lack of closeness and connection could irrevocably damage your marriage, Dr. Elton says that sometimes talking through what your vision of retirement looks like is enough to start the conversation about your shared future and avoid some of those initial disagreements that are so common at the start of retirement.

"In my work with couples, I often see conflict increase during the first year of retirement because expectations have never been discussed," she says. "One partner may view retirement as a time for travel and adventure, while the other may be looking forward to rest, hobbies, volunteering, or spending more time with family."

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The Four Questions Every Couple Should Ask Before Retiring

To avoid marital dissatisfaction in retirement, Dr. Elton says it's important to ask your partner, "What does retirement look like to you?" before either of you officially stop working full-time. Some additional questions she suggests using to start the conversation include:

• Where do we want to travel?
• What hobbies do we want to pursue?
• How involved do we want to be with grandchildren?
• What does a fulfilling week look like for each of us?

"The process helps couples build a shared vision rather than operating from assumptions," Dr. Elton adds.

"Retirement isn't just the end of a career," Westenholz adds. "It's the beginning of a new chapter in the relationship. Couples who approach it with curiosity rather than assumptions tend to navigate the transition far more successfully." According to both experts, having these conversations can go a long way in ensuring that your marriage remains strong as you enter your golden years.

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Office Romance hasJennifer Lopez playing a CEO named Jackie Cruz. She doesn't let her employees get too close, and that leads to people making assumptions about her.

Lopez, 56, said she could relate to that and addressed how the public's negative assumptions about her made her feel.

Jennifer Lopez Said Keeping a Facade Helped Her With Negative Attention

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The singer has been in the public eye since she starred in Selena in 1997. Her love life, work, and more have been under a microscope since then. She addressed some of the public's opinion about her dating life in her movie, This Is Me... Now. But the actress talked about rumors directly in a new interview.

"It's funny my character, Jackie, she's misunderstood 'cause she's in this position where everybody talks about her and assumes all these things about her and I really understood being misunderstood in that way," Lopez told Elle UK.

"Because sometimes when you're in the public eye, and people assume all these things about you, make up all kinds of stories about you and paint you out to be a person that you are absolutely the opposite of sometimes, it's very hurtful," she continued. "And it gets to you sometimes, and so you put up a kind of shell and kind of just keep on with your facade and move through it."

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She learned from the character not to care about what other people say. Brett Goldstein is Lopez's co-star, and he co-wrote the Netflix film. He said he learned how smart Lopez was from her notes on the script that improved the movie.

Office Romance is available to stream now on Netflix.

As Nick Reiner awaits trial for the 2025 murder of his parents, Rob Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner, he's accusing his siblings of going back on their commitment to fund his legal defense.

Nick, 32, who is currently seeking access to his $1.7 million trust fund to rehire high-profile attorney Alan Jackson, filed a probate petition on June 8 that claims his sister, Romy Reiner, and brother, Jake Reiner, have gone back on their word to finance his defense, PEOPLE shared.

According to the probate petition, Jackson, who has represented everyone from Harvey Weinstein to Karen Read, “agreed to undertake the defense, subject to a retainer agreement and funding, with the siblings agreeing to act as third-party payors."

However, the filing claims Jackson was "forced to withdraw" from the role when it was discovered that Nick's siblings would not be paying him for his services. Jackson later spoke out in support of Nick's petition, claiming Romy and Jake verified they would be paying.

 “Mr. Reiner's siblings participated in communications concerning the representation and agreed verbally to act as third-party payors for Mr. Reiner's defense. The family representative and family members assured me that the retainer agreement would be promptly returned and that the agreed-upon funds would be promptly paid," Jackson said. “My decision to proceed was based on my understanding that Mr. Reiner had retained my firm and that the agreed-upon fee would be funded by third-party payors.”

Jackson later learned that “none of the anticipated third-party funding would be provided.” As a result, he pulled himself from the case.

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When is Nick Reiner Due Back in Court?

Nick is facing two counts of first-degree murder for the stabbing deaths of his parents. Back in February, he pleaded not guilty, Rolling Stone reported. However, he is due back in court on Sept. 15. At that time, the court will potentially set a date for his probable cause hearing.

Jake Reiner Addressed His Parents' Death

On April 24, Jake returned to social media with a touching post that spoke about his parents’ deaths for the first time.

“A week from today will be my first birthday without my parents. I consider myself lucky to have had them by my side for the past 34 years,” he shared via Instagram. “In the last four months, I’ve learned a lot about grief. I want to thank @iamdavidkessler, who has been instrumental in navigating the horrors of this process, as well as my family and friends.”

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In a Substack essay, Jake elaborated, speaking about the tremendous loss he suffered, calling it a “living nightmare.”

“I was robbed of so many things that day. My parents won’t be at my wedding, they won’t get to hold their future grandchild, and they won’t get to see me have the successful career I’m still seeking. It simultaneously breaks my heart and enrages me,” Jake wrote. “Nothing can prepare you for what it feels like to lose both parents instantly at the same time. It’s too devastating to comprehend. I still wake up every morning having to convince myself that, no, it’s not a dream. This truly is my living nightmare.”

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