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After more than 140 years of construction, Barcelona's historic basilica — and most famous landmark — just reached a historic milestone.

The city celebrated the completion and blessing of the Tower of Jesus at the Sagrada Família, the soaring central tower that has officially made Antoni Gaudí's masterpiece the tallest church in the world. To mark the occasion, fireworks illuminated the Barcelona skyline as crowds gathered around the basilica for a celebration that was as dramatic as the building itself.

In a post shared on social media, Barcelona tourism officials reflected on the moment, writing: "100 years after the passing of Antoni Gaudí, Pope Leo XIV has blessed the Tower of Jesus at the Sagrada Família, now the tallest church in the world. And if this is how we celebrated this milestone… just imagine what we'll do when it's finally complete."

The statement highlights a remarkable reality: Despite becoming one of the world's most visited attractions and an unmistakable symbol of Barcelona, the Sagrada Família is still under construction.

The church has been under. construction since 1882

Construction on the Sagrada Família began in 1882, and Gaudí devoted the final years of his life almost entirely to the project before his death in 1926. The architect knew he would never see the basilica completed. In fact, when asked about the project's lengthy timeline, he famously responded, "My client is not in a hurry," referring to God.

For decades, construction progressed slowly due to funding challenges, political turmoil, and the Spanish Civil War, during which many of Gaudí's original plans and models were destroyed.

Advances in technology, including digital modeling and modern construction techniques, have dramatically accelerated work in recent years. And the recent completion of the Tower of Jesus marks one of the most significant milestones in the church's history. Rising approximately 565 feet (172.5 meters), it now surpasses Germany's Ulm Minster to become the tallest church in the world.

The tower is crowned by a massive illuminated cross that can be seen across much of Barcelona.

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The blessing by Pope Leo XIV carried special significance because the Tower of Jesus is the basilica's central and most symbolic structure, representing Jesus Christ within Gaudí's deeply religious architectural vision.

The ceremony also coincided with commemorations marking the centenary of Gaudí's death in 1926. Around Barcelona, exhibitions, cultural events, and celebrations are honoring the architect's legacy and his lasting influence on the city.

Despite the completion of the tower, however, work on the basilica continues. Builders are now focused on finishing a controversial stairwell that would lead to the Glory Façade, which will serve as the church's principal entrance and is considered one of the most complex elements of Gaudí's original design.

Officials have previously indicated that the main structure of the Sagrada Família could be completed within the next few years, though some decorative elements and surrounding works may continue beyond that timeline. Current projections generally place substantial completion around the early 2030s.

For travelers, the milestone offers a rare opportunity to witness history in the making at one of the world's most extraordinary sites. More than a century after construction began and exactly a century since Gaudí's untimely death, the Sagrada Família remains both a masterpiece and a work in progress.

And if Barcelona's fireworks-filled celebration is any indication, the city's ultimate celebration is yet to come.

If you love hunting through Aldi's middle aisle for seasonal treats, you already know the grocery chain is unmatched when it comes to cheap, high-quality finds. They have a massive cult following for a simple reason: they give you a high-end experience without the steep price tag. Now that patio season is here, they've dropped a brand-new adult beverage that is definitely worth the hype.

Say hello to Jinju Peach Soju, a light, fruity drink that people are calling the ultimate hot-weather refresher. Retailing for just $3.49 per bottle, this under-$4 hidden gem costs less than your morning iced coffee. Because imported soju brands usually cost between $6 and $9 at specialty liquor stores, shoppers are aggressively clearing out shelves to stock up for summer pool parties.

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To understand the hype, it helps to know what soju actually is. Often called "Korean vodka," traditional soju is a clear, distilled liquor native to South Korea. But Aldi put a unique spin on their version to appeal to casual backyard sippers.

Instead of a classic rice or sweet potato base, Jinju Peach Soju is made with a grape-based wine foundation. This clever little trick gives the drink a super soft, clean finish. It strips away the harsh alcohol bite and lets the sweet aroma of fresh peaches take center stage.

It is also much lighter than the traditional stuff. While standard distilled soju hits a heavy 16-percent to 25-percent ABV, Aldi's version sits at a lighter 12-percent ABV. This puts it right on par with a standard glass of white wine. It is a smooth, easy-sipping drink that won't weigh you down on a hot summer afternoon.

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This Bottle Is a Total Backyard Game-Changer

One of the best things about this new drop is how incredibly versatile it is for hosting. If you want to keep things authentic, throw the bottle in the fridge until it's ice-cold, pour a few shots and sip it straight. Because it has that crisp peach flavor, it cuts right through greasy, salty or fried foods, making it the ultimate partner for a heavy charcuterie board or a basket of wings.

But if you like playing bartender, this stuff is basically a cheat code for easy summer cocktails. Since it sits at a lighter 12-percent ABV, you can use it to build incredibly smooth drinks that won't give you a headache before the sun goes down:

• The Backyard Mojito: Swap out the rum for a heavy pour of peach soju, then muddle it with fresh mint, lime juice and a splash of plain seltzer.
• The Cheap Spritz: Ditch the expensive liqueurs and mix the soju with a bit of prosecco and club soda for an instant patio refresher.
• The "Adult" Arnold Palmer: Dump a shot of it straight into a cold glass of sweet tea or lemonade.

Why Everyone Is Already Clearing the Shelves

Over on Reddit, buyers are absolutely raving about the clean, crisp finish. In fact, one user already officially labeled it the "perfect summer drink when served chilled."

Fans note that while the drink has a distinctly juicy peach sweetness, it is light enough that it doesn't taste artificial or sugary. For a bottle that costs less than a fancy morning coffee, shoppers are shocked by how high-end it tastes.

For under four dollars, it's an absolute steal compared to the $8 bottles at local liquor stores. Users are also highly recommending pairing it with a splash of plain club soda to cut the sweetness and create a bubbly sipper.

Since this is a limited-time seasonal release, fans are urging everyone to stock up on multiple bottles before the summer ends and they're gone.

If you want to upgrade your patio hangouts without spending a fortune, this $4 bottle is a total no-brainer. Just make sure to snag it on your next Aldi run, because a seasonal drop this popular won't last long. Grab a few bottles, get them ice-cold and enjoy the ultimate summer shortcut.

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If you've ever marveled at the sight of a hummingbird zipping through your backyard, you know how special it feels to share your space with these tiny wonders. With the Tegarbed Hand-Blown Glass Hummingbird Feeder, you can turn your garden or patio into a hummingbird haven—while adding a splash of artisan beauty to your outdoor décor. 

With a limited time deal of just $20 (down from $27), this Amazon feeder is an easy upgrade that both you and your feathered visitors will love.

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This feeder stands out thanks to its careful craftsmanship and unique details. Each one is hand-blown from glass, making every feeder one of a kind. The eye-catching speckled blue design and charming flower-shaped feeding ports not only attract hummingbirds, but also serve as a beautiful decorative piece for your garden, porch, or balcony. Even without any feathered visitors, the lively colors and artistic look make this feeder a true focal point.

Practicality hasn't been overlooked either. With a generous 24-ounce nectar capacity, you'll spend less time refilling and more time enjoying the show. The extra-wide mouth makes both refilling and cleaning a breeze — no more struggling with sticky residue or hard-to-reach corners. The feeder's precision-fit base and food-grade silicone gasket ensure a leak-free experience, even on windy days.

Smart design touches continue with bee-resistant ports and a built-in ant moat, so your nectar stays reserved for hummingbirds alone. A 360-degree perch provides the perfect resting spot for these busy birds, allowing you to watch their incredible hovering and feeding up close. The clear glass lets you monitor nectar levels at a glance, so you're always ready to welcome your tiny guests.

This feeder isn't just a treat for you. It makes a thoughtful gift for gardeners, bird lovers, or anyone who enjoys peaceful mornings with a view. Beautifully packaged, it's ready to delight for Father's Day, birthdays, or housewarmings. And with over 400 glowing reviews and thousands sold, it's clear that customers appreciate the blend of beauty, function, and durability.

"This is a beautiful hummer feeder,” one shopper wrote. “Love the color of the glass, it is attracting the hummingbirds for sure. The ant moat is a plus as well. Easy to fill and clean."

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"Good quality and pretty," another shopper stated, adding that the the feeder has "beautiful" colors and successfully "attracted" hummingbirds.

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If you're ready to bring more life and color to your outdoor space, the $20 Hand-Blown Glass Hummingbird Feeder is a charming, affordable choice. Hang it up, fill it with nectar, and watch as your garden transforms into a lively, magical retreat — one hummingbird visit at a time.

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People has reported that Teresa Giudice's daughter, Milania Giudice, was arrested last month after a domestic violence incident.

Law enforcement told the outlet that 20-year-old Milani was arrested on May 14 by the Montville Township Police Department and charged with simple assault and purposely/ knowingly causing a bodily injury.

The Real Housewives of New Jersey star had a hearing on May 19, but according to the US Sun, she did not enter a plea. The day prior, Milania took to social media to send birthday love to her reality-star mother.

The Tampa University student has not spoken up about this incident, despite being pretty active on social media. On Thursday, June 12th, she posted a quote on her Instagram which read: “I hope my mom never carries the weight of thinking she wasn’t enough. I could fill pages with the quiet, beautiful ways she shaped my life."

Gia Giudice, Teresa Giudice and Milania Giudice attend the Battle For Brooklyn Celebrity Softball Game at Maimonides Park on June 29, 2022 in New York City.

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This isn’t the first time Milania has had a brush with the law. Per Page Six, she was involved in a vehicle collision in May 2024 involving her then-new Mercedes Benz convertible. However, police decided the other driver involved was at fault for “failing to yield to the right of way” and “inattention.”

Milania found fame on RHONJwhen her parents, Teresa and Joe Giudice, joined the reality series in 2009. She and her three sisters regularly appeared in the Bravo series, which tracked the highs and lows of her family, including both her parents being jailed and their subsequent divorce.

RHONJ has been on pause for two years, since the season 14 reunion was cancelled. Teresa is set to return for the 15th series alongside Melissa Gorga and Dolores Catania, with filming starting earlier this year.

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In 1978, Chris Rea released the song that would introduce him to audiences around the world.

"Fool (If You Think It’s Over)" became Rea's breakthrough hit, transforming the then-unknown singer-songwriter into an international star and establishing a career that would span decades. More than 45 years later, the song remains one of the defining soft rock recordings of the late 1970s.

The track appeared on Rea's debut album Whatever Happened to Benny Santini?, a record that introduced listeners to his distinctive voice and songwriting style. At the time, Rea was still searching for a foothold in the music industry. Few could have predicted that a song written during the early stages of his career would become an enduring classic.

Built around a smooth melody and reflective lyrics, "Fool (If You Think It’s Over)" offered a mature perspective on heartbreak and moving forward after a failed relationship. The song's title hook became instantly memorable, helping it stand out on radio playlists at a time when soft rock and adult contemporary music were enjoying enormous popularity. Funnily enough, however, the song didn't turn out quite like Rea had planned.

"[It was in the] wrong key," he said in an interview years later. "It ended up being this huge California thing. It’s the only track I never played guitar on which tells you something about the spirit of it. On top of that, it was just a huge hit. So there was nothing I could do. It was like: 'This is not me!'"

The single quickly gained traction on both sides of the Atlantic.

In the United States, it became Rea's biggest hit, reaching No. 12 on the Billboard Hot 100 and earning substantial radio airplay. The song also proved especially successful on adult contemporary radio, where it reached No. 1 and spent multiple weeks at the top of the chart.

That success helped establish Rea as a major new talent and opened doors for an international career.

Although Rea would go on to release numerous successful albums and beloved songs, including "On the Beach," "Driving Home for Christmas" and "The Road to Hell," many listeners still associate him most closely with "Fool (If You Think It's Over)."

The song also earned critical recognition, receiving a Grammy nomination and helping establish Rea's reputation as one of the era's most promising singer-songwriters. And yet, Rea remained humble and wholly unimpressed.

"I thought if I was going to get nominated for a Grammy that I would meet Joe Walsh, or I would land somewhere in town and I would go to a place where Ry Cooder was playing," he told Songfacts. "Or, I know it's naïve, but Randy Newman would be singing in the corner of a place. And I was very surprised to see none of them were at the Grammys and I felt as if I'd come to the wrong place."

Over the decades, "Fool (If You Think It's Over)" has remained a staple of classic hits and soft rock radio. Its timeless message and polished sound continue to resonate with listeners who discover it through streaming playlists, radio broadcasts and retrospective collections of 1970s favorites.

For Chris Rea, the song represented much more than a hit single.

It was the breakthrough that launched a remarkable career and proved that a thoughtful, well-crafted song could connect with audiences around the world.

Nearly five decades after its release, "Fool (If You Think It's Over)" remains a shining example of soft rock at its best, a breakthrough radio classic that became a chart-topping success and an enduring favorite for generations of music fans.

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Millie Bobby Brownisn’t going to stand for mom-shaming. The Stranger Things actress recently opened up to Kylie Kelceon the “Not Gonna Lie” podcast, revealing how she feels about motherhood, raising babies, and dealing with critics. 

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The 22-year-old and husband, Jake Bongiovi (the son of legendary rocker Jon Bon Jovi), adopted their daughter in 2025. The pair announced their news on Instagram last August, writing, “This summer, we welcomed our sweet baby girl through adoption. We are beyond excited to embark on this beautiful next chapter of parenthood in both peace and privacy.”

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When Kelce asked Brown how she’s finding motherhood, the Enola Holmes actress said, “I love it. Like, I think for, um, everybody was like, ‘Oh my god, a 21-year-old mom and oh my gosh, how could she?’ I think, well, I’m having the most amazing time. Um, it’s literally my husband, and I say all the time it’s like going from black and white to color.”

She added, “Like, it’s just, everything feels complete and perfect in every way. And don’t get me wrong, it’s full of, you know, moments of like, oh my, what do you do in this situation, or you know, um, but it’s the most amazing thing ever.”

When it comes to whether Brown has experienced mom-shaming, she said, “This is vicious. Like you are vicious and I don’t have time for angry women that just need to feel like they need to bring you down. Especially when it comes to motherhood. I’ve never experienced anything like this. “

Brown explained, “But when you're like, ‘You didn't put a hat on your baby?” And I’m like, try putting a hat on my baby. Come on. I dare you. Put a beanie on her. Put a beanie on her…Just stay in your own lane. Put a hat on your baby and put a sock in your mouth.”

As to where Brown finds the most mom-shamers, she shared, “I feel like I've dealt with it mostly online, but when I do experience it in person, a lot of people will say things, like they’ll be like, ‘Oh, that’s a really big piece. Are you going to let her eat that?’ And I’m like, yeah, I know what my baby can eat and what she can’t. You know, I will draw the line where I feel it is necessary, and I think it’s very important.”

Of course, not everyone is a mom shamer. Brown revealed just how much she relies on other moms, telling Kelce, “Use moms as your Google. Like, if you have mom friends, just say it to them because they’ll be like, ‘Oh my god, they did that.’ That happened. Or actually something even weirder happened. So it really does help, just talking to other moms.” 

Fans of classic rock will have plenty of chances to hear some of the genre's most beloved songs live next year.

The Australian Pink Floyd Show has announced its Echoes of '77 tour, a lengthy trek across Europe scheduled for early 2027. The tribute band will perform across 10 countries, including Sweden, France, Germany, Austria, Poland, Switzerland and Italy.

According to the tour announcement shared on Instagram, the shows will spotlight Pink Floyd's 1977 album Animals and feature a selection of the band's biggest hits released between 1967 and 1994.

"We're pleased to announce that we'll be coming back to Europe with our Echoes Of '77 tour," the group wrote. "We'll be touring Sweden, The Netherlands, Belgium, France, Germany, Austria, Czech Republic, Poland, Switzerland and Italy with the greatest hits of Pink Floyd."

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The extensive run begins Feb. 19 in Stockholm, Sweden, and continues through more than 30 cities before wrapping up on April 5 in Bergamo, Italy. Stops include Paris, Berlin, Munich, Prague, Kraków and Basel.

Since forming in the late 1980s, The Australian Pink Floyd Show has built a reputation as one of the world's most successful Pink Floyd tribute acts. Known for recreating the band's music with elaborate stage productions, the group has performed for audiences around the globe and earned praise from Pink Floyd members over the years.

For fans of Pink Floyd's music, the upcoming tour offers another opportunity to experience songs from across the band's celebrated catalog performed on stage.

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Even if you stick with the same dinnerware day in and day out (good on you for refraining from buying multiple sets on a whim), it's always fun to mix things up a bit with serve ware. I'm talking platters, large bowls, pitchers—that kind of thing. If plates and utensils are the outfit for a table, the serving pieces are the jewelry. For example, my everyday dishes don't exactly scream "coastal chic," but pop in a nautical-themed tray here or a beachy serving bowl there and all of a sudden I feel a little closer to the water.

With summer here, there are lots of these seaside pieces available, including some budget-friendly options at Target. That brings me to this elegant serving bowl from Threshold designed with Studio McGee.

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The Melamine Rope Edge and Shell Serve Bowl brings a touch of coastal charm to the table with its rope-inspired edging and shell motif, details that instantly make you think of breezy beach days and seaside entertaining. It's crafted from durable melamine, which is perfect for serving a meal out on the patio or bringing a dish to the park for a picnic. Basically, it looks like a decorative serving piece while being practical enough for everyday use.

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With its round shape, the bowl is ideal for everything from salads and pasta to chips and fruit, while its generous 12-inch diameter provides plenty of room for sharing. Then, when everyone is clearing the table, the dishwasher-safe design makes cleanup refreshingly easy. And that's the way summer entertaining should be.

Target shoppers love this bowl so much that they're purchasing some of the matching pieces, including dinner bowls, salad plates and serving platters.

"I really love the serving bowl," says a customer in their review. "Even though it's melamine, it looks much more expensive and has a high-end feel to it. The raised detailing gives it almost a ceramic texture, which makes it look nicer than typical plastic dishes. It holds a lot, feels sturdy, and is perfect for summer picnics or cookouts. I also have the matching serving plate, which makes it even better."

If you want to complete the set, I'd recommend scooping up these pieces sooner rather than later, as they're seasonal and will be gone as soon as Target starts stocking its fall motifs.

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Of Mice & Men had some unfortunate news for their fans on Tuesday.

The American rock band took to Instagram on Tuesday to announce that, due to unfortunate circumstances, they had to cancel the entirety of their upcoming European tour. The lineup of shows was set to start on July 22 in Salzburg, Austria, then conclude at the Reload Festival in Germany on August 15.

"Due to circumstances beyond our control, we sadly won't be able to make it out to Europe this summer as planned," Of Mice & Men wrote in a statement. "Apologies to all the fans, festivals and promoters we were looking forward to playing for."

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Once the news was released, many of their fans had mixed reactions to the announcement. Most were pretty supportive, wishing the best for the group and hoping that everything is ok.

"aw no was so excited to see you at bloodstock," a fan commented, referring to the Bloodstock Open Air music festival that takes place in Derbyshire, England, on Aug. 8. "Hope all is okay ❤️."

"I bought tickets mainly to see you as the opening act, but your well-being is what matters most," one user commented. "Wishing you all the best, whatever you're going through 🖤."

"hope everythings okay with you guys :(" another said. "stay safe ❤️."

"Take care guys! Hopefully everything is alright," one fan wrote. "Times are weird lately. Stay safe out there!! We'll see you next time, for sure <3."

Alan Ashby of the band Of Mice and Men performs onstage during Day 2 of Warped Tour at Shoreline Waterfront on July 27, 2025 in Long Beach, California.

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Meanwhile, some were very disappointed that Of Mice & Men cancelled their whole tour, less than two months before opening night. The band did not comment on why they made this decision.

"I don't know the circumstances, but a lot of people all around the world changed their schedules and wasted big money (which is so hard to make nowadays) counting on you to be there when the time comes…" a user expressed. "It would be nice to at least get a good explanation in order to show some respect for the people 🙄."

"What is it with so many bands pulling out of the European summer gigs?" another asked. "What the hell is going on?"

"That's exactly why nobody buys pre-sale anymore," someone shared. "8/10 It gets cancelled and at least you lose fees."

"Excuse me? I was looking forward to this? Well thanks," a disappointed user wrote.

Aaron Charles Pauley of the band Of Mice And Men performs live on stage during the annual Rock Am Ring festival at Nuerburgring on June 09, 2024 in Nuerburg, Germany.

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Of Mice & Men was originally formed in Costa Mesa, California, in 2009. Since then, the band has released nine studio albums, with their most recent being Another Miracle last year. The band's lineup includes Valentino Arteaga, Phil Manansala, Alan Ashby and Aaron Pauley.

The last time Of Mice & Men went on tour was also last year, to support Another Miracle. Named the Warped Tour, it took place from last summer to the fall. In their Orland show on Nov. 16, the band spoke with Melodic Mag backstage before their concert. In the Q&A, they talked about the inspiration for Another Miracle and how grateful they are to be performing these songs every night.

"It’s a blessing. Truly," Pauley told the publication when asked how it felt to be a band for almost 20 years. "There’s no other word for it."

In the same interview, the group was asked what their plan was for 2026, and Arteaga quickly replied, "world tours."

"World tours, more new music, because we have already started working on new music, because that’s just what happens when you love it," Pauley added. "Because truly, that’s the respite from the entertainment side of this, you know?"

In June 2025, Of Mice & Men announced the European leg of the Warped Tour, which took place from late November to mid-December. Special guests included Gore and Ghost Kiddo. They also performed five shows in Australia this past May and had planned appearances in five different music festivals for Summer 2026.

Phil Manansala of the band Of Mice And Men performs live on stage during the annual Rock Am Ring festival at Nürburgring on June 09, 2024, in Nürburg, Germany.

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Of Mice and Men has not provided any information on refunds or rescheduled shows for the cancelled European tour. But the group announced on Thursday that they will be having a special signing event in Washington, D.C., this Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m. ET.

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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."

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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.

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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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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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At just $55, the Giantex 5-Tier Industrial Bookshelf is a solid deal at Amazon — whether you're building out a reading nook or adding storage to a home office. Don’t wait too long to add it to your cart while it’s still on sale!

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