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By the summer of 1985, Tears for Fears had become one of the biggest bands in the world.

Leading the charge was "Shout," an anthemic rock song fronted by Roland Orzabal, who was just 23 years old when the single was released. Built around a commanding chorus and a message of emotional release, the song quickly became the duo's signature hit and, 41 years ago today, found itself at the top of the Billboard Hot 100.

"Shout" marked a dramatic evolution for the British duo.

Written by Orzabal, Ian Stanley and Curt Smith, the song appeared on the band's second album, Songs from the Big Chair, which showcased a bigger, more expansive sound than their synth-pop debut.

"I had the chorus to 'Shout' and I had a rhythm which was stolen from a Talking Heads track from off 'Remain in Light,'" Orzabal said in an interview. "[Keyboardist] Ian [Stanley] and [producer] Chris [Hughes] played around with the rhythm, and they came up with the flute motif which runs through the verse and the chorus. Ian suggested various notes on the verse and that sent me off on the verse melody."

The song's layered production, soaring guitars, and unforgettable refrain helped distinguish Tears for Fears from many of their contemporaries.

The lyrics also carried a deeper meaning.

Rather than encouraging anger or confrontation, Orzabal has explained that "Shout" was inspired by the idea of expressing bottled-up emotions instead of suppressing them. The song reflected themes that had long interested the band, particularly the psychological concepts explored throughout their early work.

"You could see the slow transition from the personal perspective to a more social and political perspective," said Orzabal.

Listeners embraced it around the world.

Released as the album's second single, “Shout” topped the Billboard Hot 100 and reached No. 4 on the UK Singles Chart, and hit No. 1 in numerous other countries. It became one of the biggest-selling singles of 1985 and helped propel Songs from the Big Chair to success in multiple countries, cementing Tears for Fears as international stars.

Its legacy has endured for decades.

"Shout" remains a staple of classic rock and '80s radio, has appeared in countless films and television shows, and has been covered by artists across multiple genres. Its massive chorus and universal message continue to resonate with listeners, making it one of the defining songs of its era.

"It's a great song to have in your arsenal!" Orzabal told Classic Pop Mag. "I really felt that track at the time but, after decades of experience, I must admit I can sing it now without feeling it. It's still a great song to do at the end, but it’s more one for the fans' emotions now."

Forty-one years after reaching No. 1, "Shout" remains one of the most recognizable rock songs of the 1980s. Featuring a 23-year-old Roland Orzabal at the height of his creative powers, the song became an era-defining hit whose impact continues to echo across generations.

Related: 1977 Rock Song, With 21-Year-Old Singer, Is Still a Powerful Hit 49 Years Later

American author Laura Dave had an interest in writing when she was just a child, and she was able to turn that dream into several hit novels. In 2021, she published the thriller The Last Thing He Told Me, which became an instant New YorkTimes bestseller and spent more than 80 weeks on the list. Five years later in 2026, the sequel to her hit story, The First Time I Saw Him, was released to similar commercial and critical acclaim.

The First Time I Saw Him similarly became a bestseller with the New York Times and was selected as a Reese's Book Club pick. Additionally, the novel is a hit amongst readers, with the reading platform Goodreads ranking it among the "Most Read Thrillers and Mysteries" for 2026.

Readers on Goodreads have reviewed the book over 8,000 times, saying:

"Exactly what we needed after The Last Thing He Told Me! Do we need a 3rd instalment? Absolutely!"

"If you’re anything like me—a fangirl screaming from the rooftops for this sequel—you need to grab it immediately. It’s gripping, twisty, exhilarating, and utterly unputdownable. Five blazing stars from me!"

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Taking place five years after the events of the first novel, The First Time I Saw Himpicks up with Hannah Hall and step-daughter Bailey living peacefully in their new life in Southern California. They're working to find their own bond with Bailey's grandfather and move forward with their lives. But when Owen shows up at one of Hannah's art exhibits, everything changes. Bailey and Hannah are forced back on the run to keep their past from catching up with their future. And then somehow, Hannah learns that despite everything, there may be a way to get Owen back in their lives for good.

Both The First Time I Saw Him and The Last Thing He Told Me are out now and available wherever books are sold.

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Whether you're in need of clothing for a wedding or a dinner party with friends, Macy's has you covered with top seasonal wardrobe deals. We specifically love their dress selection, which features everything from this soft floral maxi to this square-neck dress style. Now, we're adding the And Now This Cotton Halter Tiered Maxi Dress to our summer collection, while it's up to 66% off. 

The dress originally cost $90, but has been reduced to just $30 in the lilac and white hues during a limited-time clearance sale. The Macy's exclusive piece is being sold in two additional colors for $45: sage green and black. The pastel colors are perfect for a pop of color that translates to the spring too, while the black and white hues are ideal for all year round and nearly any event. The sizes range from XX to XXL and the style runs true to size. 

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Perez Hilton allegedly live-streamed his own self-harm video on Tuesday, August 4.

The self-proclaimed "OG Influencer" took to TikTok Live fully nude, where he suffered what many viewers are calling a "psychotic break." While it's unclear what prompted the meltdown, Hilton previously suffered a near-fatal health crisis earlier this year.

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The internet personality opened up about his 21-day hospital stay that he claimed was caused by his own "stupidity."

"It was the worst and best thing that’s ever happened to me," he explained in a March 23 YouTube video. "Before I was hospitalized, I had the flu. I had the flu for about a week. I'm not a person who is a partier or abuses things. I took my medication for the flu for a week."

According to Perez, he was "stupidly" taking his medications on an empty stomach, which caused him to develop an ulcer, "then a perforation, and then sepsis."

"The first few days were a lot of pain and constant tests," he explained. “They couldn’t find where the perforation was."

He ultimately underwent a laparoscopic surgery to rid his body of the infection.

"Now that I’m home, I’m not 100 percent. I brought the hospital with me…They had to insert a PICC line, which is like a big fancy scary IV with two lines, and one goes to my heart," he said. "I said, 'Okay, I’ll do whatever you recommend because I’m not going back to the hospital. It’s a one-and-done for me.'"

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Shortly after his release, Perez found himself back in the hospital with a blood clot in his leg.

"I’m back at the best hospital in Las Vegas. I’ve already seen some of the nurses that took care of me for 21 days when I was here fighting and beating sepsis, thanks to these amazing doctors, nurses, and God," Hilton said in an April Instagram update. "And now, I’m back, and I have to have emergency surgery tomorrow. And I’m so happy. I’m so grateful. Because this is a blessing from God. We caught this early."

He added, "If that blood clot had gone to my lungs, or my heart, it could have been real bad. So tomorrow I’m having a thrombectomy, where they are knocking me out. I’m being put under in emergency surgery and they’re going to remove the fully occluded blood clot."

Despite his health crises, the blogger has remained active on social media, with his most recent video uploaded to YouTube on Sunday, August 2.

Perez Hilton Self-Harm

Police responded to Perez Hilton's Miami home on the evening of Tuesday, August 4, after receiving multiple calls about apparent self-harm being live streamed on social media.

The father of three was reportedly home alone at the time, but viewers claimed he was fully nude during a TikTok Live and exhibiting unusual and disturbing behavior.

According to social media users who witnessed the ordeal, Perez allegedly was in possession of a butcher knife and covered in a red substance that appeared to be blood.

"In many incidents involving a person experiencing a mental health crisis or actively harming themselves, deputies prioritize de-escalation by creating time, distance, and opportunities for communication," a statement from the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office, per Rolling Stone. "Unless there is an immediate threat to others, slowing the situation and utilizing crisis intervention techniques can reduce the likelihood of a suicide-by-cop encounter and minimize the risk of injury to the individual, deputies, and the public."

"At this time, deputies have tactically disengaged while continuing to monitor the situation and providing the needed support to his family," the statement explained.

According to some viewers, Perez appeared to be "slashing himself everywhere."

UPDATE: A person believed to be Perez Hilton has been taken from his Miami home into an ambulance following a reported self-harm incident.

Miami-Dade authorities earlier responded after multiple calls about a livestream, spoke with family, and monitored the situation while… https://t.co/gvuZEbc4ea

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Eventually, TikTok ended the live, took down the video, and blocked his account.

Paramedics were later seen taking someone from the home into an ambulance, TMZ reported.

"The individual has been safely recovered and transported by Miami-Dade Fire Rescue to a local hospital, where he is receiving medical attention," Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office PIO told the outlet. "The Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office Crisis Response Unit and Licensed Mental Health Professionals are also on scene providing support and resources to the individual's family."

"We are aware of the concerning content circulating online involving our client, Perez Hilton," Hilton's agents, Dante Rusciolelli and Rebekah Kochan, said in a statement, per TMZ. "At this time, we have not been able to make direct contact with him, despite our ongoing efforts to reach him. Our primary concern is Perez's health and well being, as well as the well being of his family. Until we have confirmed information, we will not speculate or comment further. We appreciate everyone's concern and ask that his privacy be respected during this time."

If you or someone you know is contemplating suicide or struggling with suicidal thoughts, help is available 24 hours a day through the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988.

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Police responded to the Miami home of celebrity gossip blogger Perez Hilton after it appeared he was harming himself during a livestream. In the clips posted to social media, Hilton was covered in blood and was using an object to cut himself.

Miami-Dade County Sheriff’s Office confirmed to Page Six that they received "multiple calls” of “an individual live-streaming acts of self-harm on social media” on the night of Tuesday, Aug. 4. Officers were dispatched and confirmed that Hilton was alone inside his home, going on to speak with family members, which led to them deciding to “tactically disengage while continuing to monitor the situation.”

“In many incidents involving a person experiencing a mental health crisis or actively harming themselves, deputies prioritize de-escalation by creating time, distance, and opportunities for communication,” the Miami-Dade County said in a statement. “Unless there is an immediate threat to others, slowing the situation and utilizing crisis intervention techniques can reduce the likelihood of a suicide-by-cop encounter and minimize the risk of injury to the individual, deputies, and the public."

Variety further reports that the Miami-Dade County Sheriff’s Office also confirmed Hilton was safely transported from his home to a local hospital and is receiving medical attention.

Golden Artists Entertainment Co-CEOs Dante Rusciolelli and Rebekah Kochan also released a statement to TMZ about Hilton, who is their client.

"We are aware of the concerning content circulating online involving our client, Perez Hilton," the statement said. "At this time, we have not been able to make direct contact with him, despite our ongoing efforts to reach him. Our primary concern is Perez's health and well-being, as well as the well-being of his family. Until we have confirmed information, we will not speculate or comment further.

"We appreciate everyone's concern and ask that his privacy be respected during this time."

If you or someone you know needs mental health help, text "HOME" to the Crisis Text Line at 741-741 or visit their website.

As the search for Nancy Guthrie stretches past the six-month mark, a reporter who spent weeks digging into the case says the investigation may have lost its best opportunity almost immediately.

During a recent appearance on Brian Entin Investigates, Wall Street Journal reporter Valerie Bauerlein reflected on her publication's in-depth investigation into Guthrie's disappearance, arguing that a series of early missteps and missed opportunities in the first 48 hours set the case back before it had truly begun.

"It was such a high-profile case 6 months ago, and there was so many incremental pieces of information," Bauerlein said in a video shared to YouTube on Tuesday, August 4. "It was really hard to figure out where we were in the case...What
were the steps of the investigation so far and where are we? How close are we to solving the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie?"

She continued, "Your opportunity to get the most and best information you can is that first 24 and 48 hours. And there were so many decisions made in that critical time period that were missteps, bad luck, [and] bad calls.

According to Bauerlein, that the unsecured crime scene could have led to contamination, pointing to reporters accessing the front porch, and a food delivery person ringing Guthrie's doorbell just days after her disappearance.

"That set them really back on their heels," she said, adding that the lack of "breaks" in the case has not helped investigators solve Guthrie's disappearance.

"So there were sort of like some bad calls, some bad luck, but then also, and I think this is what you and many people have been following the case recently have felt, a little bit of bad blood, kind of like bad feeling between different parties," Bauerlein continued.

The 84-year-old mother of Today host Savannah Guthrie was taken from her home in the early morning hours of February 1. Investigators were later able to uncover previously lost footage from Guthrie's front doorbell camera.

However, in the six months since her disappearance, the investigation has seemingly stalled.

"[This is] the only case, the only open missing person's case in Pima County, that from 1986, as we understand it, where not just was the person abducted in their home, but she was older than 60 years old," Bauerlein revealed. "It just doesn't happen. So, in fairness, they didn't know that this was a violent abduction because it just doesn't happen very often."

By 1975, the Bee Gees knew they needed a fresh start.

Just four years earlier, Barry, Robin and Maurice Gibb had topped the Billboard Hot 100 with "How Can You Mend a Broken Heart." But after a string of disappointing albums and singles, the brothers found themselves, in Barry Gibb's words, "sort of out of vogue." According to "The Billboard Book of Number One Hits," Atlantic Records even declined to release one of the group's albums, while the brothers found themselves playing clubs where audiences were more interested in drinking than listening.

"We were trying to make a comeback," Barry later recalled to Music & Musicians magazine. "It was 1975."

That comeback arrived in early August 1975, when "Jive Talkin'" reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. The lead single from Main Course became the Bee Gees' first chart-topper in four years and marked the beginning of a remarkable second act that would soon make them the defining voices of the disco era—as Ultimate Classic Rock called it, "Jive Talkin'" was their "comeback song."

Related: 1975 Rock Ballad Is Suddenly Climbing the Charts 51 Years Later

A Miami Bridge Sparked the Bee Gees' Biggest Reinvention

The inspiration for "Jive Talkin'" came from an unlikely place: a bridge in Miami.

While recording Main Course at Criteria Studios, the Bee Gees drove across the Julia Tuttle Causeway each night between the studio and Biscayne Bay. Barry couldn't shake the rhythmic "clickety-clackety" sound their car made crossing the bridge.

"The bridge made a clickety-clackety sound," Barry remembered. "It stayed in my head, and one night, coming back from the studio, I just started singing this thing over top of the rhythm. Robin and Maurice picked up on it, and we actually finished the song late that night."

Related: Iconic ’70s Rocker’s Dream Project Is Finally Becoming Reality More Than 30 Years Later

The song's working title was "Drive Talking," but that changed after producer Arif Mardin explained that the phrase "jive talkin'" was slang for telling lies, not dancing, as the brothers had assumed. The Gibbs quickly reworked the lyrics to match the new title while keeping the infectious groove that had inspired the song in the first place.

That groove also reflected a broader shift in the band's sound.

"There was the idea of us moving more into R&B, becoming more Americanized," Barry said. Recording in Miami proved to be the perfect change of scenery, a move he later credited to fellow RSO artist Eric Clapton.

After Clapton told Barry that recording 461 Ocean Boulevard in America had fueled his own comeback, he suggested the Bee Gees do the same. "Why don't you try to work in another country like America and see if you're influenced by it?" Barry recalled Clapton saying. "We did, and never looked back."

Related: Longest-Tenured Member of Era-Defining ’70s Folk Band Turns 79

'Jive Talkin'' Opened the Door to the Bee Gees' Greatest Era

The Bee Gees and their label even took an unconventional approach to releasing the single.

Promotional copies of "Jive Talkin'" were mailed to radio stations in plain white sleeves with no artist identification, allowing DJs to judge the song without any preconceived notions about the band. It was a tactic the Bee Gees had used years earlier with "New York Mining Disaster 1941," when some listeners even wondered if it might be a new Beatles record.

The gamble paid off.

"Jive Talkin'" climbed to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, giving the Bee Gees their biggest hit in years and signaling that their comeback was complete. More importantly, it introduced the sleek R&B and dance sound that would soon define the group through hits like "You Should Be Dancing," "Stayin' Alive," "Night Fever" and "How Deep Is Your Love."

Today, 51 years after it reached No. 1, "Jive Talkin'" remains far more than just another chart-topping single. It was the record that transformed the Bee Gees from a band searching for a second chance into one of the biggest acts in music history.

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BEAT, the supergroup led by King Crimson icon Adrian Belew, announced a massive North American tour for 2026.

The all-star band, composed of Belew along with King Crimson's longtime bassist Tony Levin, virtuoso rock guitarist Steve Vai and Tool drummer Danny Carey, is scheduled for a 40-date run this fall.

In an Instagram update, the band proudly unveiled the details of the upcoming tour as they prepare to return for one final North American trek.

Kicking things off in October, the tour will begin in California and travel across Nevada, Arizona, Colorado, Wisconsin and more before heading to Canada in November and continuing through major cities across the U.S.

BEAT's North American tour will conclude in December with a two-night run in California.

For this event, the band will feature songs from King Crimson's catalog, celebrating the English rock band's legendary musical legacy.

King Crimson members Tony Levin, Bill Bruford, Adrian Belew and Robert Fripp in Netherlands circa 1981.

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In addition, BEAT announced a lineup change, with Terry Bozzio, who previously played with Frank Zappa and co-founded Missing Persons, replacing Danny Carey following the drummer's prior commitments to Tool.

Hinting at what to expect from their 40-date tour, the post also includes a special message from Belew.

He teased fans that the forthcoming tour will offer a different experience from BEAT's previous shows.

"For those of you who've seen BEAT live, it's important to note we'll be adding some material from '90s Crim to our Fall tour. Along with the addition of Superman drummer Terry Bozzio, we feel this will result in a new experience for our audience — and this may be your last chance to hear this band play these songs. We're very excited to play for you again. Don't miss it!" the frontman shared.

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Tickets will go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. local time, while the artist presale will begin at 12:00 p.m. Eastern Time on Aug. 4.

Fans may also purchase VIP packages, which include a chance to see the band through meet-and-greets, on-stage experiences and more.

BEAT 2026 Tour Dates

Oct. 9 – Santa Cruz, CA @ Quarry Amphitheater
Oct. 10 – Napa, CA @ Blue Note Napa Summer Sessions at Meritage Resort
Oct. 11 – San Diego, CA @ Civic Theatre
Oct. 13 – Las Vegas, NV @ Theater at Virgin Hotel
Oct. 14 – Phoenix, AZ @ Celebrity Theatre
Oct. 16 – Denver, CO @ Bellco Theatre
Oct. 17 – Omaha, NE @ Orpheum Theater
Oct. 18 – Waukee, IA @ Vibrant Music Hall
Oct. 19 – Milwaukee, WI @ The Riverside Theater
Oct. 21 – Chicago, IL @ Copernicus Center
Oct. 22 – Madison, WI @ Orpheum Theater
Oct. 23 – Saint Charles, MO @ The Family Arena
Oct. 24 – Prior Lake, MN @ Mystic Lake Casino Showroom
Oct. 26 – Cincinnati, OH @ Taft Theatre
Oct. 28 – Columbus, OH @ Palace Theatre
Oct. 29 – Detroit, MI @ Masonic Temple Theatre
Oct. 30 – Cleveland, OH @ Agora Theatre
Nov. 1 – Toronto, ON @ The Theatre at Great Canadian Toronto
Nov. 2 – Montreal, QC @ Theatre St-Denis
Nov. 4 – Huntington, NY @ The Paramount
Nov. 5 – Uncasville, CT @ Mohegan Sun Arena
Nov. 6 – Boston, MA @ Boch Center Wang Theatre
Nov. 7 – Hampton Beach, NH @ Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom
Nov. 9 – Newark, NJ @ Prudential Hall at NJPAC
Nov. 10 – Washington, DC @ MGM National Harbor
Nov. 11 – Rochester, NY @ Kodak Center
Nov. 13 – Virginia Beach, VA @ Sandler Center
Nov. 14 – Reading, PA @ Santander Performing Arts Center
Nov. 15 – Philadelphia, PA @ Academy of Music
Nov. 17 – Durham, NC @ DPAC
Nov. 18 – Nashville, TN @ Grand Ole Opry House
Nov. 21 – Charlotte, NC @ Ovens Auditorium
Nov. 22 – Daytona Beach, FL @ Peabody Auditorium
Nov. 24 – St. Petersburg, FL @ Mahaffey Theater
Nov. 25 – Atlanta, GA @ Cobb Energy Center
Nov. 28 – Houston, TX @ 713 Music Hall
Nov. 29 – Austin, TX @ ACL Live
Nov. 30 – Dallas, TX @ Music Hall at Fair Park
Dec. 2 – Inglewood, CA @ YouTube Theater
Dec. 3 – Riverside, CA @ Riverside Municipal Auditorium

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Whether you're hosting a big dinner party or simply serving dinner for family, having the right serveware makes entertaining feel much easier. It helps keep food organized, makes serving guests more convenient, and adds a chic touch to your table. Even better, a beautiful set can double as decor and instantly elevate your summer tablescape.

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Certified International Limone Melamine 3-Piece Hostess Set, $55 (was $84) at Macy’s

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The three-piece set includes a 14.5-inch chip and dip tray, a 14.5-inch by 5.8-inch three-section relish tray, and a 19-inch by 8-inch rectangular platter. Together, they provide everything you need for serving chips and salsa, appetizers, desserts, charcuterie, fresh fruit, or snacks at your next gathering.

Made from 100% melamine, the set is lightweight, scratch-resistant, and shatter-resistant, making it a smart choice for everyday use as well as outdoor entertaining. It's also dishwasher-safe, so cleanup is quick and easy after guests head home.

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Three decades after forming in San Francisco, Imperial Teen is gearing up for another chapter.

The beloved '90s indie rock band has announced its seventh studio album, All Over You, arriving Oct. 9 via Merge Records. Alongside the announcement, the group shared the album's lead single, "Overdrive," and confirmed its first run of headline tour dates since 2020.

"Overdrive" perfectly captures the qualities that have made Imperial Teen a cult favorite for decades.

The song came together during a last-minute burst of inspiration while recording in Provincetown. Guitarist and vocalist Will Schwartz recorded the final vocal take just before catching a ferry, with bandmate Roddy Bottum describing the session as “magical.” The track also includes a playful nod to the Sex Pistols and the album's only lyrical reference to the internet.

The new record reflects the band's unique creative process.

Although Bottum, Schwartz, bassist Jone Stebbins and drummer Lynn Truell now live in different cities, they continue to write by gathering for occasional creative retreats before reconvening to record.

"We live great distances away from each other, so initially, we get together to collaborate, write, and create," Stebbins said in a statement. "When we have enough material, we reconvene to record. Both scenarios, creating and recording, take multiple trips, sometimes with big lapses of time in between due to our various schedules."

The process has defined several of the band's albums, pulling back the curtain at the long stretches in between.

"Imperial Teen works best when everyone is involved," Bottum said in a 2020 interview. "So we always try to aim for most people singing. But then we get into the studio and there are so many options. We’re singing along, doing the songs, and just add things as we go."

Musically, All Over You expands on the band's signature sound.

The album blends bubblegum pop melodies, dual male-female harmonies, crunchy guitars, electronic textures and power-pop hooks while exploring themes of desire, disconnection, and the challenges of making art. "We want to make people dance and think and feel at the same time," Schwartz said.

The announcement also marks Imperial Teen's long-awaited return to the stage.

Following two sold-out performances with The Breeders at San Francisco's Castro Theatre in August, the band will embark on a headline tour beginning in October with stops in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Portland, Boston, Brooklyn, Philadelphia and Durham.

Since emerging in the mid-1990s, Imperial Teen has carved out a distinctive place in alternative rock through albums including Seasick, What Is Not to Love and Feel the Sound. Their blend of sharp songwriting, infectious melodies, and wry humor has earned the quartet a devoted following while influencing generations of indie pop artists.

Thirty years after forming, Imperial Teen continues to evolve without losing the qualities that made the band so beloved in the first place. With All Over You and a return to touring, the veteran rockers are proving their creative chemistry remains as vibrant as ever.

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Costco is an adult superstore that's always loaded with fresh, new goodies for those looking to buy in bulk. Where saving money feels inevitable the moment you walk in. You can't help but want to see what all the hype is about when you stroll through those warehouse doors. From groceries and electronics to home goods and furniture, the treasure-hunt vibe keeps shoppers coming back week after week.

With all the offerings you're looking for, it's easy to make Costco one of the first places you start when looking to change up your decor and do it for a reasonable price. The retailer has built a reputation for stocking quality brands at prices that undercut traditional furniture stores. Whether you're furnishing a new apartment, upgrading a bedroom, or just adding a statement piece, Costco's furniture section delivers serious value without sacrificing style or durability.

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Henredon Ryland 6-Drawer Dresser, $949.99 at Costco

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As a new arrival, the Henredon Ryland 6-Drawer Dresser in Brown, priced at $949.99, is an essential piece for accenting any space. Standing an impressive 71 inches long, this dresser is crafted from rubberwood and poplar solids with oak veneers, giving it a rich, dark brown finish that feels both timeless and modern.

The drawers feature English dovetail joinery and soft-close undermount guides, ensuring smooth operation and long-lasting durability. Each drawer is lined and equipped with solid metal hardware, adding a touch of refinement to the overall design. Whether you're using it in a bedroom, entryway, or living room, this piece brings both function and flair.

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At $949.99, it's competitively priced for a solid wood dresser of this size and quality. Comparable pieces from specialty furniture retailers often run $1,200 or more, making this Costco find a smart investment for anyone looking to upgrade without overspending.

If you're in the market for a statement dresser that checks all the boxes—quality materials, thoughtful design, and a fair price—this Henredon Ryland piece is worth a look. Just like most Costco furniture, it won't stick around forever. So if you spot it in-store or online, don't wait too long to make it yours.

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⚠️ Warning: This article contains MAJOR SPOILERS for The Challenge: Cutthroat (season 42), including eliminations, disqualifications, finalists and the winners. If you don't want to know what happens this season, stop reading now.⚠️

The Challenge: Cutthroatpremieres Aug. 5 on Paramount+, but spoiler fans don't have to wait until the finale to find out how Season 42 unfolds.

If you're looking for The Challenge elimination spoilers and want to know who wins The Challenge season 42, we've rounded up the complete reported elimination order, finalists and winners below.

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Approximate Elimination Order for 'The Challenge: Cutthroat'

The following competitors (in order, alternating men/women) are eliminated or disqualified during season 42. The order is approximate because the details about the disqualifications and the situations surrounding them are a little sparse.

Men

• Cedric Hodges
• Brad Fiorenza
• Keanu Soto
• Cory Wharton
• Nelson Thomas
• Josh Goldstein
• Leonardo "Leo" Dionicio
• Chris Underwood
• Justin Hinsley

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Women

• Reilly Smedley
• Nurys Mateo
• Sydney Segal
• Deborah "Deb" Chubb
• Izzy Fairthorne
• Anna Leigh Wilson

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The Elimination Matchups

• Cedric Hodges eliminated by Johnny Bananas
• Reilly Smedley eliminated by Deborah "Deb" Chubb
• Brad Fiorenza eliminated by Keanu Soto
• Nurys Mateo eliminated by Anna Leigh Wilson
• Keanu Soto eliminated by Nelson Thomas
• Deborah "Deb" Chubb eliminated by Cara Maria Sorbello
• Anna Leigh Wilson eliminated by Tori Deal
• Chris Underwood eliminated by Justin Hinsley
• Justin Hinsley eliminated by Alexis "Lete" Lete

Additional reported events include:

• Sydney Segal is disqualified.
• Cory Wharton is disqualified.
• Josh Goldstein, Leonardo "Leo" Dionicio and Nelson Thomas are all removed following an incident involving the three competitors.

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Who Wins 'The Challenge: Cuthroat' Season 42?

⚠️ Final spoiler warning: Who wins The Challenge: Cutthroat? ⚠️

If you've made it this far, here's your last chance to avoid the biggest spoiler of the season.

The winners of The Challenge: Cutthroat are:

• Johnny Bananas
• CT Tamburello
• Tori Deal
• Michele Fitzgerald
• Will Gagnon

The second-place finishers are:

• Adrienne Naylor
• Alexis "Lete" Lete
• Cara Maria Sorbello
• Cassidy Clark

This will give Bananas his eighth win, CT his sixth win, Tori her second win and Michele and Will their first win on The Challenge. Second place is the highest finish yet for both Adrienne and Cassidy, while Lete is obviously MVP of the rookies in her first season. She's definitely one to watch moving forward.

The Challenge: Cutthroat season 42 premieres Wednesday, August 5 at 3 a.m. ET/12 a.m. PT on Paramount+ with two back-to-back episodes. Subsequent new episodes drop every Wednesday at the same time.

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Blondie had already become one of new wave’s biggest names by the time the band released “Atomic” in 1980. Led by singer Debbie Harry and guitarist Chris Stein, the group took punk and mixed it with pop, disco and all kinds of unexpected influences. 

Formed in New York in 1974, Blondie quickly developed a sound that stood apart from many of their new wave peers. Their early success came with their self-titled debut album, which helped land them tours with artists like David Bowie and Iggy Pop. But it was their third album, Parallel Lines, that got them onto the radio and into the charts.

That record produced some of the band’s biggest early hits, including “Hanging on the Telephone” and “Heart of Glass.” The latter’s disco influence led some critics to accuse Blondie of selling out, but the band’s willingness to experiment became one of their greatest strengths.

By the time Blondie released their fourth album, Eat to the Beat, in 1979, they were already international stars. The album featured “Atomic,” a song that showcased the band’s ability to combine their new wave sound with something different.

"Atomic" came out in 1980 and reached No. 1 on the U.K. Singles Chart, while it peaked at No. 39 on the Billboard Hot 100 in the U.S. Despite the difference in chart performance, it became one of the records people instantly associate with Blondie.

The song was written by Harry and keyboardist Jimmy Destri, who originally set out to create something with a similar feel to “Heart of Glass.”

“He was trying to do something like ‘Heart of Glass’, and then somehow or another we gave it the Spaghetti Western treatment,” she said, per Far Out. 

You can hear that influence in "Atomic," from its dramatic guitars to its film-like sound. It blends new wave, disco rhythms and even western twang into something totally unique.

Harry also explained that the song’s lyrics came together naturally as Blondie worked through the music. 

“The lyrics, well, a lot of the time I would write while the band were just playing the song and trying to figure it out. I would just be scatting along with them and I would just start going, ‘Ooooooh, your hair is beautiful,” she once said. 

While listeners have debated the meaning behind “Atomic,” Harry has said the word itself was chosen because it sounded powerful rather than because it carried a specific message. 

Whatever the meaning, one thing's for sure. The song's catchy rhythm, Harry's powerhouse vocals and Blondie's genre-bending sound are what made it work.

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Glenn Hughes, the legendary former bassist and lead vocalist for Deep Purple known as “The Voice of Rock,” made the announcement today that classic rock fans have been dreading for months: He's stepping away from live performances due to health concerns.

“This past year, I've had some health issues,” Hughes said in a statement, per Blabbermouth. “The results from numerous MRIs, CT scans, and an echocardiogram have alerted my medical team that I need another open-heart surgery. I really have no option and no choice, as health is my number one priority. Grateful to have been chosen with a life full of the gift of music. … Thank you for walking beside me."

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The news doesn’t come as too much of a surprise, since earlier this year, Hughes called off The Chosen YearsTour, originally scheduled for March 27 to May 10, citing minor health issues. But it still comes as a bummer, as fans were looking forward to ThePurple Daisies encore this fall and want only good things and good health for the rock star.

According to the outlet, Hughes' last live performance was on May 30 at the Arcada Theatre in St. Charles, Illinois. Joining The Dead Daisies, Hughes performed alongside guitarist Doug Aldrich, drummer Tommy Clufetos, and guitarist David Lowy for a “50/50 set.”

The overwhelmingly positive response to the shared “Purple Daisies” show spurred on a second, initially scheduled for Oct. 2 in Agoura Hills, California. However, following the recent news, that show has been canceled along with any other upcoming sets.

Hughes joined Deep Purple in 1973, replacing bassist/vocalist Roger Glover. He performed on three of the band’s studio albums: Burn, Stormbringer, and Taste the Band. Since the band’s initial breakup in 1976, he has not rejoined the group, although he was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame with Deep Purple in 2016.

In the late ’70s, Hughes launched his solo career, withPlay Me Out serving as his debut album. A blend of hard rock, soul, and funk, his solo catalog is full of acclaimed releases including From Now On…(1994), Addiction (1996), Music for the Divine(2006), and his latest, Chosen (2025).

Nearly six decades in the industry, Hughes has become one of the defining voicesof rock and roll. And even though he’s departing the stage for now, he has made clear that he’s not leaving music altogether and will continue writing, recording, and creating in the studio.

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There’s something so appealing about the farmhouse aesthetic. It’s all about nature-inspired motifs, rustic designs, and pieces that capture a slow-paced, rural lifestyle. A home that reflects this trend feels warm, cozy, and lived-in, creating a welcoming atmosphere. If you want to bring some of that energy into your living space, a statement-making decor piece can instantly change up the vibe. 

Martha Stewart’s Ceramic Lemon Table Lamp at TJ Maxx is a prime example. Filled with botanical motifs and vintage-style elements, this piece will spruce up your home with farmhouse charm while adding the just the right touch of ambient lighting. Right now, you can score it on sale for a sweet price. This lamp normally retails for $55, but it’s now marked down to just $40! 

Martha Stewart Ceramic Lemon Table Lamp, $40 (was $55) at TJ Maxx

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Nothing screams farmhouse chic more than this eye-catching lamp. Featuring a gingham-print cloth shade with light olive green and white hues, this piece oozes with rustic charm. It’s adorned with a playful ruffled trim that feels romantic and vintage-inspired. 

The base of the lamp somehow complements the gingham lampshade yet stands out on its own, showcasing a similar green hue, along with some blue and yellow tones. Boasting a leafy lemon print design, this lamp captures the natural essence of the farmhouse aesthetic. The cheerful and vibrant colors will instantly make your home pop and bring it to life. 

Traditional yet timeless, the lampshade has a cone-shaped silhouette that slightly flares out towards the bottom. It’s structured yet soft, covered in cloth with a panel design. Made of ceramic, the lamp base features a curved silhouette with a wide pedestal design at the top and bottom, giving it an elegant and sophisticated look.

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Thanks to the cloth lampshade, this lamp creates the ideal ambiance for relaxing, unwinding, and reading. The cloth softens the glare from the lightbulb, creating a cozy glow that’s way less harsh than your overhead lighting. Measuring 20 inches tall with a 10-inch diameter, this lamp will stand out wherever you place it. It’ll accent your space and make a statement with its bold design. You can set it on your bedside table, desk, console, or anywhere else that could use some ambient lighting and farmhouse charm. 

This lamp is equipped with a 5-foot power cord that should be long enough to plug into a nearby outlet without needing an extension cord. It has a standard turn-knob switch that you just rotate to power on and off. This lamp doesn’t come with a lightbulb, but that just means that you can grab one that perfectly fits your lighting preference. For reference, it’s compatible with 60-watt type A bulbs. 

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Whether you’re looking to elevate your decor game or just want an alternative to your overhead lighting, don’t hesitate to snag the Martha Stewart Ceramic Lemon Table Lamp at TJ Maxx while it’s still on sale for just $40!

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It's not uncommon for legendary artists to have a much lower opinion of their most popular work than the majority of fans, and Bob Weir is the perfect example. The Grateful Dead icon was a driving force behind some of the band's most beloved tunes, such as "Sugar Magnolia" and "Jack Straw" (both co-written with lyricist Robert Hunter). But as it turns out, a song that's now considered by many to be one of his best was a tune he later confessed to hating.

The seventh and final track on the Grateful Dead's 1973 album Wake of the Flood, "Weather Report Suite" is a three-part song lasting almost 13 minutes long. Weir wrote the song with the help of John Barlow and Bobby and Eric Andersen...and a bottle of whiskey, apparently.

"The fast part ['Let It Grow'] was one of the few times Barlow and I sat and wrote words and music simultaneously," Weir explained in a 2001 interview with Alan Paul. "The slow part was written completely separately."

According to Weir, "Weather Report Suite" went on to take a frustratingly "sappy" turn.

"I liked the music, but it sounded like a love song, which is not my forte," Weir said. "Then Eric Andersen and I got a bottle of whiskey and wrote this sappy love song. I always hated what we did, which is why that part of the song vanished for years. Those words couldn't pass my lips without me visibly retching, and I'm not going to do anything that I'm embarrassed about walking into. I do enough stuff that I'm embarrassed about after the fact!"

The song did indeed "vanish" — or at least part of it did. The performance of "Weather Report Suite" in the video above, which was filmed during production of The Grateful Dead Movie, was the last time the band played all three parts of the song live, according to David Lemieux, the Grateful Dead's audiovisual archivist. ("Let It Grow," however, became a concert staple.)

Despite Weir's feelings about "Weather Report Suite," the song remains a fan-favorite over 50 years later.

"Teenage me blasted ['Weather Report Suite'], winding through New Hampshire mountain roads at midnight, getting out of my car in dense fog to look at darkness," Phish bassist Mike Gordon told Rolling Stone in 2018.

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Earlier this year, following Weir's death at the age of 78, music critic Andrew Sacher of Brooklyn Vegan ranked "Weather Report Suite" at #1 on his list of Weir's 10 best songs.

"It starts out as gentle folk rock that isn’t miles away from Workingman’s Dead/American Beauty/Ace, with some nice organ, pedal steel, and angelic harmonies fleshing things out," Sacher wrote. "Then new things start to come in. First gospel harmonies, and then it changes even more, when it switches from its lazy-Sunday first half to the more sinister-sounding 'Let It Grow' portion. Keith Godchaux starts pounding on his piano, and Bobby delivers some of his most commanding pop songwriting. Then enters the triumphant horns and strings."

"This was a turning point for the Dead, an orchestral rock song cycle that rivaled Tommy and side B of Abbey Road, both in ambition and in how fun it is to listen to," Sacher added. "It helped set the tone for some of the most exciting aspects of the Dead’s ’70s studio material, and it wouldn’t have happened without Bob Weir."

Not bad for a sappy love song.

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Today’s NYT Mini Crossword puzzle covers everything from ways to work up an appetite and walking through water to childhood toys, internet basics, and a few familiar everyday expressions.

Working on the daily Connections, Connections Sports Edition, Wordle, and Strands is a whole ritual for many of us. And we can’t forget about the NYT’s The Mini Crossword, too!

Although the NYT is known for "The Crossword," a larger puzzle for paid subscribers, The Mini has quite the fan following as well. This particular game resets at 10 p.m., unlike some of the others that start over at midnight.

So, if you're working on today's Mini Crossword on Wednesday, August 5, and need some help (I've been there), get ready to read the clues and solutions for each line. We have them separated into hints first for both "Across" and "Down" words, followed by "Across Answers" and "Down Answers," so be careful if you want to avoid spoilers as you scroll!

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Hints for NYT’s The Mini Crossword on Wednesday, August 5, 2026

Here are additional clues for each of the words in today's Mini Crossword.

NYT Mini Across Hints

1 Across: Stimulate, as the appetite — HINT: Ends with the letter "T"

5 Across: "____ did the time go?" —HINT: Ends with the letter "E"

6 Across: "Hmm, strange ..." — HINT: Starts with the letter "W"

7 Across: Walked through water — HINT: Ends with the letter "D"

8 Across: Neat and orderly — HINT: Starts with the letter "T"

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NYT Mini Down Hints

1 Down: Crop on the South Dakota state quarter — HINT: Starts with the letter "W"

2 Down: "Saturday Night Live" alum Gardner — HINT: Ends with the letter "I"

3 Down: Made a mistake — HINT: Ends with the letter "D"

4 Down: Childs bear— HINT: Starts with the letter "T"

5 Down: Repeated letters in a U.R.L address — HINT: Ends with the letter "W"

Answers to NYT’s The Mini Crossword for Wednesday, August 5, 2026

Don't go any further unless you want to know exactly what the correct words are in today's Mini Crossword.

NYT Mini Across Answers

1 Across: Stimulate, as the appetite — WHET

5 Across: "____ did the time go?" —WHERE

6 Across: "Hmm, strange ..." — WEIRD

7 Across: Walked through water — WADED

8 Across: Neat and orderly — TIDY

NYT Mini Down Answers

1 Down: Crop on the South Dakota state quarter — WHEAT

2 Down: "Saturday Night Live" alum Gardner — HEIDI

3 Down: Made a mistake — ERRED

4 Down: Childs bear— TEDDY

5 Down: Repeated letters in a U.R.L address — WWW

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A year after The Killers performed in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ceremony in honor of Warren Zevon, lead singer Brandon Flowers has reached a breaking point as he prepares to release his first solo album in 11 years. During his interview withThe Times, the 45-year-old frontman revealed he's gotten very close to quitting the music biz altogether: “I’m really going through it right now: How much longer do I want to do this, what does it mean, why am I doing it anyway?"

He continued, "Whenever I finish a tour, without fail I get sick.” and explained that his father lives a happy, simple life, buying frames at yard sales to paint, which has made Flowers consider seeking purpose offstage when life on the road takes its toll. The Killers have been a synth pop rock music mainstay for 25 years, since their debut album Hot Fuss the Las Vegas act has made a neon-lit splash across the pond and around the world with countless hits such as "Mr. Brightside", "When You Were Young", "Human", "The Man" and "Shot at the Night" across a long catalogue of hit record releases. It's still fairly early on in their trajectory to take a step back, like My Chemical Romance before them, who stopped after 4 records to take a hiatus and aren't releasing new music as they tour The Black Parade for its anniversary.

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For The Killers frontman, there's still creative gas in the tank, as his third solo album, inspired by his father's country roots, Thrasher, is set for release on August 21, 2026. For Flowers, the answer is found in the legends that continue to dominate the stage as they become aging rock icons. “Then I think of Mick Jagger and ask myself, 'What keeps him getting up on that stage?' I guess it’s because there are powerful moments in a concert,” he said about the Rolling Stones legend as he reflected on his new album and hitting the road this year with The Killers, adding, “How could I not want to do that?”

The Killers are set to headline the inaugural Ocean Way Festival in Santa Monica, CA, on September 26.

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Shopping at Target always feels like a mini treasure hunt. You walk in for one thing and end up leaving with a cart full of cute, trendy finds you didn't know you needed. From home decor and clothing to beauty and seasonal must-haves, the options are endless, and most of it is surprisingly quality for the price.

Summer is peak entertaining season, and everyone's looking for ways to elevate their drink game without overspending. Whether you're hosting backyard barbecues, poolside happy hours, or casual brunches, the right glassware can make all the difference.

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Tag Strawberry Double Old-Fashioned Glass, $21.99 at Target

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The Tag Strawberry DOF (Double Old-Fashioned) Glasses, priced at just $21.99. They're whimsical, vibrant, and totally perfect for summer entertaining.

Each 16oz glass features hand-applied glass bead strawberries, giving them a playful, artisanal look that's hard to find at this price point. Whether you're mixing up classic old-fashioneds, pouring iced tea, or serving up lemonade on the patio, these glasses add a pop of color and personality to any drink.

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At $21.99 (regularly $27.99), they're a steal—especially for mouth-blown glassware with this level of detail. Most similar styles from boutique brands run $30 or more per glass, making this Target find a serious win for budget-conscious hosts who still want style.

They're also hand wash only, so treat them gently, but honestly, they're too cute to hide in the back of a cabinet. Bring them out for brunches, backyard barbecues, or girls' night in. They'll be the first thing your guests notice.

If you're looking to freshen up your glassware game this summer, don't sleep on these. Seasonal Target items like this tend to sell out fast, and once they're gone, they're gone. So if you spot them in-store or online, grab them while you can.

These glasses aren't just functional; they're conversation starters. Guests will ask where you got them, and you'll love telling them about your Target score. They pair beautifully with fresh fruit garnishes, colorful straws, or even simple linen napkins for a curated tablescape. And because they're versatile enough for both cocktails and everyday beverages, you'll get plenty of use out of them well beyond summer.

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Just a few months after their fairytale wedding, Donald Trump Jr. and his new bride, Bettina Trump, headed back to the Bahamas for a family fishing trip.

Bettina recently shared a cute carousel of pics, featuring herself, her hubby, and his children. But that’s not all! Donald Trump’s newest daughter-in-law also posted a snapshot of Don Jr. on her Instagram Stories with the title “Swoon. #HotHusband.” And based on the sweet sentiment, it looks like the couple’s honeymoon phase is far from over.

Even though Bettina is “swooning” over her guy, this wasn’t exactly a romantic couples-only vaycay. Unlike their last trip to the Bahamas, the most recent visit wasn’t all about kisses and cuddles. Instead, it was lobster, lobster, and more lobster. 

Trump (Bettina, that is) captioned her pics, “Crush fest ‘26. Great crew. Great crush and magical memories!! Nothing beats fresh lobster, salty skin, sun kissed cheeks, time with family, and friends who are family.”

She continued, “These are the kind of days you wish you could bottle up forever. Already counting down to the next one.”

Along with showing off their massive catch, Bettina also revealed a few rare family photos with Trump Jr.’s youngest daughter, 12-year-old Chloe, and 13-year-old Spencer. The dad of five’s other children (with ex-wife Vanessa Trump) did not appear to be with the couple on this vacation.

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If you’re wondering where in the Bahamas the Trumps and their friends stayed, the post also includes an image of a note from the scenic private island…Little Pipe Cay (in Exuma). The handwritten letter reads, “Welcome home Mr. & Mrs. Trump! So happy to have our favorite newlyweds back. We hope you have yet another special weekend here.”

Of course, the couple famously married over Memorial Day weekend in a surprisingly simple wedding on the island. Instead of a lavish affair in a luxury event space, Don Jr. and Bettina chose a tiny chapel with just enough space to hold their closest family and friends (sans the President and his wife, Melania Trump). 

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During her wedding weekend, Bettina wore a handful of classic styles, including a stunning Safiyaa slip dress. But this time around, the new Mrs. Trump Jr. was sporting an entirely different type of attire. Like the rest of her family and friends, she rocked a custom  “Crush Fest Summer of 26” hooded tee.