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HGTV starDrew Scott shared a tribute for his wife, Linda Phan's late mother, in honor of International Women's Day.

TV Insider reported that on March 8, Drew took to his Instagram account to upload pictures that showed Phan, their daughter Piper, his mother, Joanne Scott, and Phan's mother. In the caption of the post, he said he appreciated that his daughter, who turned 1 in May 2025, had so many powerful women surrounding her.

“Watching Piper grow up surrounded by strong women is such a joy. Happy #InternationalWomensDay!” read the caption of the post.

Some social media users let Drew know they appreciated his International Women's Day post.

"Awww so sweet. Happy national women's day," wrote a commenter.

"You are so very blessed to be surrounded by all these beautiful, strong, and amazing women Drew, and so is Parker and Piper!" added another.

Another fan referenced that Phan's mother died in February 2026.

"Im sorry again for your loss. Strong women all around here and in spirit," wrote a commenter.

Drew Scott Celebrated His Daughter's Birthday by Recognizing Her Love of Dance

In a May 2025 Instagram upload, Scott celebrated his daughter's first birthday by recognizing her love of dance. The post featured several videos of Piper holding onto her crib while dancing.

"Happy 1st birthday to our little dancing queen!" stated Drew, who also has a 3-year-old son named Parker with Phan, in the caption.

Drew mentioned his daughter's habit of dancing in an April 2025 interview on the Jennifer Hudson Show, alongside his brother and frequent collaborator, Jonathan Scott. He said Piper, who is "such a sweetheart," enjoys pulling herself up on the bars of her crib to dance.

"It's the funniest thing," said Drew in the interview.

He also noted that his life with two young children looked a little different than Jonathan's, who often attends high-profile Hollywood events with his fiancée, actress Zooey Deschanel.

"All my friends are always sending me pictures. They're like, 'I'm sitting behind your brother. I can't see the stage because of his head.' And they send all these photos of him at parties while I'm at home changing diapers," quipped Drew.

Have you noticed that some authors are able to write multiple books in a year, while others will take years to produce one book? Freida McFadden is one of the former, despite having another job and a family to raise, and now she’s revealed her secrets.

The Housemaid author has already released one book in 2026, Dear Debbie, and she has a second one on the way later in the year, The Divorce. It seems surprising since we’re having to wait years (and sometimes decades) for authors like Diana Gabaldon and George R.R. Martin to release new novels.

Freida McFadden Doesn’t Stop Writing

In an interview with E! News, McFadden explained that she just doesn’t stop writing. Once she gets an idea for a new novel, she writes the first draft in full. It will take over her whole life, as she can’t stop and move onto something else until the work is done.

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While she says that she “ignores everything from life” until she gets that first draft completed, she is still a doctor and a mom. In fact, it’s because of her work as a doctor that she doesn’t do book tours. She’s previously shared that she’s scared of tours and will often wear wigs so that people don’t recognize her.

This has led to a fun joke in social media groups about how McFadden and British author John Marrs are the same person. They are both active in Facebook groups, and they have fun with the quirky theory all the time.

She Loves Keeping Herself Busy

McFadden went on to share that she’s good at multitasking, and that’s come from her work as a doctor and being a mom. She will get edits on one novel, work on them, and then move onto the next novel without an issue.

When she first left her hospital job, she worried about what she would do, and she ended up signing up for classes to avoid being bored. However, there was a point when she took on too much when she was a doctor fulltime and became a successful author. Now she has learned how to balance the multitasking to make sure there are consistent books, but also to enjoy her life with her children.

There are some issues with her writing one novel fast and moving onto the next. Due to the order that the books come back and end up being released, it can lead to plot points being similar. She may have started them years apart, but they’ve ended up releasing back-to-back, and it is something some readers have noticed. However, with so many books now, it’s easy to overlook the flaw and just enjoy the work.

She also has her husband and mom to help. They both read her first drafts and help to bounce around ideas, and she has claimed her husband is her secret sauce. He is the magic that makes writing fun and worthwhile, and that's the way she likes it.

A recent trailer for The Boys Season 5 confirmed that the upcoming season will feel, at least in part, like a Supernatural reunion, as Castiel actor Misha Collinsand Sam Winchester actor Jared Padaleckiwill be joining Dean Winchester actor Jensen Ackleson the show.

Now, Collins has shared a throwback photo of Castiel and Dean in a hilarious side-by-side comparison to an image from The Boys Season 5, with the caption, "Revenge is sweet, isn’t it, Jensen? #theboys @JensenAckles @TheBoysTV" and Taylor Swift'ssong "Look What You Made Me Do" playing in the background.

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Supernatural ran for an impressive 15 seasons, from 2005 to 2020. Even in the six years since that conclusion, the show has remained a fan favorite, with many cast members (and fans) still attending conventions dedicated to the show multiple times per year.

There was therefore plenty of fanfare when it was confirmed that Collins and Padalecki would play new roles in the final season of The Boys—a show Ackles has starred in since Season 3, in 2022. This trio in particular has been perhaps the most iconic part of Supernatural since Collins joined the show in Season 4, which was released in 2008.

Ackles, Collins and Padalecki aren't the only Supernatural alumni who have taken part in The Boys, though. Supernatural creator Eric Kripke is also the creator of The Boys, and Jim Beaver, Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Rob Benedict have also had roles on both shows; in fact, Beaver plays a character named Robert/Bobby Singer in both shows.

Season 5 will be the final season of The Boys. However, Ackles' character, Soldier Boy, is getting a prequel spinoff show called Vought Rising. Currently, no release date for Vought Rising has been confirmed, but with The Boys coming out this year, it will presumably be at least 2027 by the time that show debuts.

Over the decades, countless restaurant chains have come and gone, but the 1970s remain a particularly memorable era in American dining. It was a time when family steakhouses, themed dining rooms and fast-food experimentation were booming across the country. Some chains built loyal followings around affordable steak dinners and all-you-can-eat salad bars, while others became known for tacos, roast beef sandwiches or classic burgers and milkshakes.

Not all of these restaurants began in the 1970s, but many were fixtures of the decade's dining scene, expanding rapidly and becoming familiar sights along highways, in shopping centers and near suburban neighborhoods. As competition intensified and companies merged, many of these once-popular chains disappeared from the landscape. Still, longtime fans haven't forgotten them. Here are 12 restaurants that were popular in the '70s that we wish would make a comeback.

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12 Popular Chains We Miss From the 1970's1. Arthur Treacher's Fish & Chips

Arthur Treacher's became a familiar sight across the United States during the 1970s, when the chain rode a wave of interest in classic British-style fish and chips. The restaurant took its name from English character actor Arthur Treacher, who played Constable Jones in Mary Poppins. The brand leaned heavily into that British identity, serving battered cod, thick-cut chips and malt vinegar in a setting designed to evoke a traditional English fish-and-chip shop. At its peak, it operated hundreds of locations across the country, making it one of the largest seafood chains in America. While the brand faded over the decades, the simple combination of crispy fish, salty fries and tangy vinegar still inspires plenty of nostalgia among fans who remember stopping in during the chain's heyday.

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Happy Joe's Pizza & Ice Cream became a favorite family destination in the Midwest during the 1970s, blending pizza-parlor fun with a classic ice-cream-shop atmosphere. The chain was founded in 1972 by Lawrence "Happy Joe" Whitty, who wanted to create a place where families could celebrate birthdays and gather for casual meals. Known for its lively atmosphere and kid-friendly vibe, Happy Joe's became especially famous for its taco pizza, which was allegedly the invention of Whitty. With arcade games, party rooms and candy-striped décor, the restaurants became a staple of birthday parties and family outings across the Midwest. While some locations still operate today, the brand's peak popularity in the 1970s and '80s left a lasting impression, and a nostalgic void, on diners who grew up celebrating milestones at the popular establishment.

3. Chi-Chi's

Chi-Chi's was one of the most recognizable Mexican-themed restaurant chains in America during the 1970s and '80s. Known for its festive atmosphere, colorful décor and generous plates of enchiladas, tacos and chimichangas, the restaurant helped introduce many Americans to Tex-Mex cuisine. Diners often remember the chain's lively dining rooms, complimentary chips and salsa and its famous fried ice cream dessert. At its height, Chi-Chi's operated hundreds of locations across the United States and became a popular destination for casual nights out and celebrations. Although the brand eventually disappeared from most American markets in the early 2000s, its name still sparks nostalgia for the era when Mexican-inspired restaurants were first becoming part of the local dining scene.

4. Bob's Big Boy

Bob's Big Boy was already well-established before the 1970s, but the chain remained a familiar part of American dining during the decade thanks to its classic burgers, diner-style menus, and the instantly recognizable Big Boy statue that greeted guests outside many locations. The restaurant helped popularize the double-deck hamburger, known as the Big Boy, which featured two beef patties, lettuce and special sauce on a triple-bun sandwich and was likely the inspiration for McDonald's Big Mac. Families often stopped in for burgers, milkshakes and slices of pie, making the chain a staple of casual roadside dining.

5. Bonanza / Ponderosa

Bonanza steakhouses were originally opened by Dan Blocker, the actor best known for playing Hoss Cartwright on the hit Western TV series Bonanza. The restaurants borrowed both the name and the frontier theme of the show, serving simple steakhouse fare like sirloin, baked potatoes and salads at family-friendly prices. A few years after Blocker sold the restaurant chain, three Indiana businessmen launched Ponderosa, a similar western-themed steakhouse, taking its name from the Ponderosa Ranch of the same television series. Eventually, the two chains were bought by the same company, and for years, both Bonanza and Ponderosa became familiar sights across the country. The promise of hearty, affordable dinners helped launch an era of family steakhouses that once dotted highways and shopping centers nationwide. Bonanza and Ponderosa are still operating today, but as a fraction of what they once were.

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6. Sizzler

Another family-centric restaurant, Sizzler built its reputation on the promise of steakhouse-style meals without the high-end price tag. By the 1970s, the chain had become widely known for its combination of grilled steaks, seafood and an increasingly popular salad bar that allowed diners to customize their meals. The restaurants appealed to families looking for a casual night out with plenty of options. While Sizzler still operates in some locations today, its peak popularity in the 1970s and '80s left a lasting mark on the casual-dining landscape.

7. Naugles

Naugles was one of several fast-food chains experimenting with Mexican-inspired menus during the 1970s. The restaurants served tacos, burritos and Mexican-style burgers at quick-service speeds and prices. Naugles got its start shortly after Taco Bell and was one of the pioneers that introduced many Americans to the growing popularity of Tex-Mex fast food. At its height, the chain developed a devoted following in parts of the Midwest and western United States. The brand eventually merged with Del Taco in 1988.

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Dog n Suds combined three American favorites—hot dogs, root beer, and cars—into a drive-in dining experience that kicked off in the 1950's. Customers often ordered from their cars and enjoyed frosty mugs of root beer alongside chili dogs, burgers and other simple comfort foods. The chain's laid-back atmosphere embodied classic roadside dining, propelling it into a fast-growing, extremely successful chain during the 1970s. While only a handful of locations remain today, the brand remains a nostalgic reminder of the golden age of drive-in restaurants.

9. Steak and Ale

Steak and Ale offered something slightly different from many other casual chains of the era. Known for its dim lighting, Tudor-style décor and cozy dining rooms, the restaurant aimed to deliver a steakhouse experience that felt a little more upscale without becoming overly expensive. Guests came for prime rib, sirloin and the restaurant's popular salad bar, often paired with mugs of beer or glasses of wine. During the 1970s and '80s, the chain became a favorite spot for homecoming dance dinners and special celebrations before eventually fading almost completely from the restaurant landscape.

10. Wags

Wags was Walgreens' attempt to rekindle the days when pharmacies made milkshakes and root beer floats. Founded in the early 1970s, the chain was an all-night diner and coffee shop that quickly expanded to hundreds of locations across the United States. The restaurants offered burgers, fries and breakfast items in a casual setting, competing with other fast-growing fast-food brands of the era. Although the chain eventually disappeared, it remains an interesting footnote in the history of fast-food expansion, and one that's deeply missed by many of its loyal fans.

11. Rax Roast Beef

Rax Roast Beef emerged as a competitor to Arby's, serving thinly sliced roast beef sandwiches piled high on toasted buns. During the late 1970s and into the '80s, the chain expanded rapidly across the Midwest and East Coast, adding menu items like baked potatoes, salad bars and milkshakes. While Rax's roast beef sandwiches had developed a dedicated following in the 1970s, by the '80s the chain began to experience an identity crisis, with new menu items ranging from meatball pitas to pastas and even a taco bar. The final straw, however, may have been an ad campaign in the early '90s that was somewhat confusing, a bit insulting, and sort of disturbing.

12. Burger Chef

Burger Chef was once one of the largest fast-food chains in the United States and a major competitor to McDonald's during the 1960s and 1970s. The brand became famous for innovations like the "Funmeal," one of the earliest kids' meal concepts that included a toy and kid-friendly packaging. Burger Chef restaurants served classic fast-food staples like burgers, fries and milkshakes, helping define the fast-food experience for a generation of diners. Although the chain eventually vanished after being sold to Hardee's, many fans still remember its playful branding and family-focused menus.

Dining trends may come and go, but nostalgia has a long memory. For many fans, the idea of seeing these once-familiar signs light up again or of having a slice of taco pizza would feel like stepping back into a favorite childhood memory.

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The Netflix docuseries about America's Next Top Model opened the door to the series's many controversies, with Cycle 2 winner Yoanna House revealing the truth about not receiving any pay from the reality show. The former alum tells her truth in E!'s upcoming docuseries Dirty Rotten Scandals.

The model-turned-broadcaster has rarely publicly spoken about theTyra Banks-led reality competition series. In an exclusive from Entertainment Weekly, House drops a bombshell, revealing she, too, was never paid and went into crippling debt after winning Cycle 2.

"There was no financial reward on my season. I did go into debt, I get no residuals, nothing," House says in a clip of the docuseries. "I was in heavy debt coming off that show. As soon as the show was over, I owed my modeling agency a significant amount of money. The only people that knew were my parents."

House remembers the hard conversation she had with her parents, who were urging her to come home. She felt, at the time, that she would appear like a failure and would be made fun of if she didn't make it.

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America's Next Top Model boasted to young hopeful woman at the chance to win a grand prize of a model agency contract, thousands worth in a contract with a major brand, and a magazine cover feature. House alleges that, despite winning, she never got paid, and neither did Cycle 1 winner Adrianne Curry.

House remembers the realization when having signed with the modeling agency in New York and being told they didn't have a place for her to stay. Without having actually gotten paid for being on the series and winning, House felt "indebted" to ANTM.

"I had to do a lot of appearances, I never got paid for any of them. I was sleeping on a couch, and I had to figure out how am I going to eat?" she said.

That's not all, as House reveals having developed a "workout disorder" over her body being probed and scrutinized as not being perfect. She details being told she's beautiful one minute, and told what needs to be fixed the next.

Matthew Fox is opening up about his return to acting after a 7-year career break.

Fox, who starred on Lost from 2004 to 2010, went on to do some other projects before taking a break from 2015 until 2022.

At the premiere for Taylor Sheridan's new Paramount+ series The Madison, Fox told Variety why he took the extended hiatus.

"I felt like it was time to engage really intensely with my family," he said of the break. "I had missed some of their childhood because I was on set all the time with Lost and doing films and promoting everything."

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Matthew Fox on his long acting hiatus after Lost: “I felt like it was time to engage really intensely with my family. I had missed some of their childhood because I was on set all the time with ‘Lost’ and doing films.”

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Fox continued, "It was the right moment for me to step back and take a moment and engage with the people that I love and care about the most in the world and I did that."

"And then I kind of missed storytelling and this opportunity came along from Taylor and I was like, 'Yeah, I'm in,'" he added.

Fans shared their excitement over seeing Fox on screen again. "So happy! Love this man," one fan wrote.

Another fan noted, "Awwwww ... I've missed him!! Good for him though. We only have one life to live and our kids grow up so fast. Good for him to take time to be with his family."

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The actor also explained to CBS Mornings why he "left [acting] for a while."

"It was just a time in our life where I wanted to focus on family," the actor shared. "And the kids were at ages where I felt it was important to re-engage with their lives. I missed some of that with all of the work of Lost and some of the films that I did after that."

Fox explained why The Madison brought him back to acting. "For me, it's always about the material. And getting that call from Taylor and then reading the scripts, I felt compelled to do it," he said.

The actor also noted that he felt connected to the material. "It just feels like I should be the one to do this," Fox shared. "I feel like it's inevitable and it just goes from there."

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Professional ballet dancer Misty Copeland is speaking out on the recent controversy surrounding Marty Supreme actor Timothée Chalamet.

Chalamet recently came under fire for comments he made about ballet and opera during his Variety and CNN town hall with Matthew McConaughey.

"I don't want to be working in ballet, or opera, or things where it's like, 'Hey, keep this thing alive, even though like no one cares about this anymore,'" Chalamet said to McConaughey.

Copeland called out Chalamet during a panel on Sunday, March 8 for the launch of Aveeno and TOGETHXR's "The Strength Issue."

"First I have to say that it's very interesting that he invited me to be a part of promoting Marty Supreme with respect to my art form. But I think that it's important that we acknowledge that, yes, this is an art form that's not 'popular' and a part of pop culture as movies are," she said. "But that doesn't mean it doesn't have enduring relevance in culture."

Copeland continued, "It's often mistaken when something is popular that it's meaningful or more impactful. There's a reason that the opera and ballet have been around for over 400 years."

Copeland became the first Black woman to be promoted to principal dancer at the American Ballet Theatre and retired from the company in Oct. 2025. She also started the Misty Copeland Foundation to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion in dance.

Speaking of Chalamet, she also said during the panel, "I mean, he wouldn't be an actor and have the opportunities he has as a movie star if it weren't for opera and ballet in their relevance in that medium. So all of these mediums have a space and we shouldn't be comparing them."

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There's something about spring that makes people want to refresh their kitchens. Maybe it's the longer days, farmers' market produce or simply the urge to bring a little more color into everyday routines. Either way, seasonal updates don't always have to mean a full renovation. Sometimes, a thoughtfully designed kitchen tool can add just the right amount of brightness to a countertop or open shelf.

That's the idea behind the newest launch from Caraway, the cult-favorite kitchen brand known for its sleek cookware and non-toxic materials. The company just introduced mixing bowls and strainers, expanding its prep essentials lineup with tools designed to make everyday cooking and food prep easier.

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The real standout, however, is the cute new limited-edition color that's perfect for spring.

Mixing Bowl & Strainer Set, $295 at Caraway

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The new mixing bowls debut in a limited edition shade called Butter, a soft yellow that feels tailor-made for spring kitchens. It's warm, subtle and cheerful without being overly bright.

You can purchase each item individually, but Caraway also offers a set that includes three stainless steel bowls in two-, four- and six-quart sizes, each paired with a fitted glass lid.

Like the rest of Caraway's kitchen lineup, the bowls are crafted without PFAs, PTFE, PFOA, lead, BPA, BPS or cadmium. They're made from rust-resistant stainless steel and designed with a stable base ring to keep them steady during mixing. A flared rim makes them comfortable to grip and pour, while the lightweight construction keeps them easy to maneuver during prep.

Once everything is cleaned up, the bowls nest neatly together for compact storage.

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Launching alongside the bowls are Caraway's Stainless Steel Strainers, available in two-, four- and six-quart sizes for $40–$55. Made from durable stainless steel, the strainers feature engineered mesh for smooth water flow along with a slightly raised base that helps keep food elevated from the sink while draining.

The best part? The pieces are designed to work together. The strainers nest inside the bowls for streamlined storage, creating a simple prep system that can handle everything from rinsing berries to draining pasta.

While the mixing bowls come in several of Caraway's signature shades—including Cream, Navy, Gray, Sage, Marigold and a pinky-red called Perracotta—the Butter colorway feels especially fitting for the season. Soft yellow tones have been popping up across home decor and kitchen trends lately, and this version captures the look in a way that's both modern and timeless.

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We have certainly waited patiently for the third and final Villains story by V.E. Schwab. The wait isn’t quite yet over, but there is a light at the end of the tunnel. With that comes some exciting reveals.

The #1 New York Times bestselling author has now revealed the cover for the third and final book in her trilogy, which is titled Victorious. It brings Victor and Eli’s story to its epic conclusion, and the cover art itself tells us that this will be worth the wait.

‘Victorious’ Cover Brings a Lightness to the End

Schwab revealed the cover of her latest novel via Instagram, where she also included the covers of the first two stories in the series, Vicious and Vengeful. There is almost a hint that the trilogy will have a lightness at the end due to the change in color themes for the cover, but also that only one will make it in the end.

We still get the dark silhouettes, but rather than the dark red and black cover, it’s now white. As one stands at the top of the pyramid, it's clear that there can only be one former friend to make it. Will it be Victor or Eli?

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This is just the U.S. cover. Schwab has teased that the UK cover is coming, and fans are eagerly waiting to see how it matches the covers for the first two novels.

It’s time for secrets to be revealed and for power to be unleashed. After the showdown between Eli and Marcella, the ExtraOrdinary of Merit City have remained underground, away from EON’s watchful eye. However, a new director has taken over at EON, and this changes everything for Victor and his friends. They only option they have is to come out of hiding if they want a chance of survival.

The novel promises an epic battle at HQ, with unexpected allies and a reveal of new abilities. After years of betrayals, it’s time for former friends to meet for the final time, but can it lead to greatness?

A Bonus Epilogue to the Final ‘Villans’ Book Is Available

As Schwab revealed the cover art, Barnes & Noble revealed something exciting for the superfans out there. It’s possible to get an exclusive signed copy with a bonus epilogue.

You’ll need to pre-order the signed exclusive from the B&N website, and you’ll want to do that quickly. There are only a limited number of copies available.

The good news is that if you miss out, Schwab will be going on tour, so it will be possible to get copies signed that way. However, the bonus epilogue is only available with the B&N copies.

Victorious will be released on October 6, 2026, and pre-orders can be made right now.

He’s back! And he’s 32 today!

After a brief hiatus from social media, birthday boy Bad Bunny has returned, sharing a new post to Instagram. And the internet cannot handle it. 

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In the image, the Puerto Rican rapper, singer, and actor, whose birth name is Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, smiles over a heart-shaped, chocolate-iced birthday cake flanked by strawberries and decorated with several tall lit candles. He’s wearing a suit and tie and holding a wineglass. 

"32," he simply captioned the post.

According to ClutchPoints, Bad Bunny wiped his social media clean last month. Following his hyped Super Bowl Halftime Show performance, the “DtMF” singer deleted every post from his Instagram account, even nixing his profile picture. He also reportedly stopped following everyone he previously followed, as his count now sits at a big, fat zero.

Though the global superstar has given no official reason for the desicion, the move has been widely speculated to be the result of political tension over his Spanish-language halftime show or simply a strategic reset for his next musical era. Either way, today, your boy is back.

With more than 54.5 million followers and just one post shared about eight hours ago, Bad Bunny’s social media has flipped the switch to on and is now poised once again to break the internet.

As of publication, the post already has 7.1 million likes and 108,000 comments, with fans, brands, and celebrities alike all celebrating both his return to social media and his 32nd birthday.

“Happy Birthday Benito!!!🎂 🎂🎂,” actress Lala Anthony wrote.

“Pisces energy ✨✨✨✨✨✨✨,” Latina lifestyle influencer Valeria Duqueh said.

Even HBO Max got in on the fun, writing, “Feliz Cumpleaños Benito 🥳🎂.”

Welcome back, Benito! Be sure to take all the photos, and get all the kisses and hugs.

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Looking to bring your outdoor space to life after the drab and gloomy winter we’ve had? If so, a decorative solar lantern is an effortless way to instantly bring a cheerful and warm touch to your home. The ideal piece should look just as gorgeous during the day as it does at night. This Fussion Solar Lantern at Amazon is a prime example, filled with cottagecore charm along with a vintage-inspired feel. 

There’s no better time than right now to snag one, because it’s currently on sale for less than $25! Normally retailing for $30, this nature-inspired solar lantern is now marked between $21 to $23, depending on the style. You can get the sale price by clicking on the coupon on the product page, offering an additional discount from the original sale price. 

Fussion Solar Lantern, From $21 (was $30) at Amazon

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Adorned with ornate cutouts, this gorgeous solar lantern is available in five nature-inspired designs: hummingbirds with flowers, dragonflies with lotuses, bees with mushrooms, and two butterfly styles with different kinds of flowers. The detailed cutouts allow for light to shine through, casting magical shadows filled with animals, florals, and decorative accents. 

You can place the lantern on the ground or table to create sharp silhouettes. However, the bottom of the lantern is also entirely plastered with cutouts, so hanging it up using the included hook will allow you to see more of the design. You can either hang it from a shepherd’s hook and place it anywhere in your backyard or front yard, or dangle it from an awning or overhang on your porch or patio. The shadows it’ll cast will cover a larger surface area, filling up your space. Want to see it in action for yourself? Check out these beautiful images that were shared by reviewers! 

“They bloom into a dance of light and shadows that’ll make your patio feel like a fairytale,” one reviewer commented. “They cast a whimsical glow, turning your outdoor nook into a storybook scene.” Another reviewer described the lanterns as “absolutely charming” and said that they “add a magical touch” to their garden. 

Fussion Solar Lantern, From $21 (was $30) at Amazon

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This lantern doesn’t require any batteries or electricity, making it a sustainable and eco-friendly choice. Instead it has a solar panel on top that requires eight to 10 hours of sunlight to charge. Reviewers mentioned that the lantern charges well, even on cloudy days. Once it’s dark outside, it’ll automatically turn on, transforming your home into an enchanting getaway.

This low-maintenance lantern is made from thickened metal with a layer of metal veneer. Many shoppers noted that it’s incredibly durable and added that the materials feel high quality. With an IP65 waterproof rating, this lantern is designed to withstand extreme weather conditions including rain and snow. Reviewers said that it also holds up well to wind and intense sunlight, making it ideal for year-round use. 

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When it isn’t lit up, this lantern doubles as a decorative accent. It has a copper finish, giving it that vintage-inspired look that makes it feel like it was plucked straight out of an antique shop. Whether it’s the afternoon or midnight, it’ll instantly elevate the aesthetic of your garden, porch, or patio. 

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Ready to transform your backyard or porch into your go-to hangout spot? Head to Amazon and snag the $21 Fussion Solar Lantern while it’s still on sale for this amazing price! Don’t forget to clip the coupon on the product page to get this deal!

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The hit Disney Channel series Hannah Montana, starring singer Miley Cyrus, 33, is turning 20 years old this month—so it seems that time is actually spiraling out of control. Cyrus has been teasing the special anniversary on her socials, and today, she officially reveals the first trailer for the Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary Special.

"Happy Hannah-versary!" the caption, alongside the first trailer, reads.

"I'm already getting emotional" Cyrus says in the first shot, as she walks onto the Hannah Montana set including Hannah's high school, the Stewart kitchen and living room, and Hannah's hidden mega closet.

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In the show, Cyrus famously played Miley Stewart, a teen girl secretly living a double life as a pop star by simple wearing that well-known blonde Hannah wig as her on-stage disguise (fans just went with it ... ). In the trailer, we see Cyrus dawning a similar Hannah wig for the 20th anniversary special.

"This feels like home to me," Cyrus says on the set, which makes perfect sense since Cyrus was only 13 years old when Hannah Montana first premiered back in March 2006. Cyrus came of age on the series, which ran for four seasons, and the role was a pivotal foundation for her ongoing successful music career.

Happy Hannah-versary! The Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary special premieres March 24 on Disney+. #HannahMontana20 pic.twitter.com/u0CkpF4bTJ

— Miley Cyrus (@MileyCyrus) March 10, 2026

Press for the special promises rare archival footage, performances, and more. And based on the trailer, we're even going to getting a moment with Miley Cyrus and her father, Billy Ray Cyrus, who also played Hannah's on-screen dad, Robby Ray Stewart.

This might be the first taste of "feeling old" for Gen Zs. Sorry, kids. But your parents are feeling it, too. Doubletime!

The Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary Special premieres March 24, 2026 on Disney+.

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Princess Cruises is getting ready to set sail on an epic journey that will take passengers to some of the world’s most beloved destinations while still allowing travelers to tailor their journey to their own unique schedules. 

Guests will depart from either Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, or Los Angeles, California, aboard the Coral Princess on the globe-spanning sailing that begins January 3, 2028, visiting 49 destinations in 24 countries across 5 continents. They’ll be able to visit up to 39 UNESCO World Heritage sites, starting by crossing the Panama Canal, then visiting Hawaii and the South Pacific, including Samoa and Fiji, before continuing to Australia and New Zealand. 

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Next, the ship will cross the Indian Ocean to visit Mauritius and Réunion Island, then make its way to South Africa for an overnight stay in Cape Town. Coral Princess will sail up Africa’s western coast towards the Mediterranean, where passengers will be able to visit Barcelona, Sicily, Dubrovnik, and Casablanca. The ship will then cross the Atlantic back to North America. 

Curated shore excursions will include visits to Mediterranean villages and a national park in New Zealand, and, for the first time, Princess Cruises will offer an immersive safari adventure at one of Africa’s top five celebrated game reserves, including Aquila Game Reserve and the iconic White Lions at Pumba Private Game Reserve.

Related: Princess Cruises Adds 13 New Shore Excursions, Including One Perfect for Wine Lovers

While the journey will take a whopping 115 days to complete, travelers don’t need to commit to the whole trip to participate. Through Princess Cruises’ flexible world cruise segments, passengers will be able to join the ship for as little as 20 days, getting to experience portions of the itinerary without signing up for the whole thing. 

“Our 2028 World Cruise is an unparalleled voyage designed for travelers to see the world in a meaningful, immersive way — with more overnight stays, more time in port, deeper cultural connections and unforgettable moments at every turn,” said Jim Berra, Princess Cruises Chief Commercial Officer, in a statement shared with Parade. “Guests will embark on an exceptional and deeply rewarding journey with extraordinary exploration, effortlessly wrapped in Princess’ signature warmth.”

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Ever since Bridgerton danced onto the scene, it feels like pop culture has developed a bit of a soft spot for the romance and drama of the Regency era. Fans are paying more attention to things like elegant tea services, ornate table settings, and the idea that every social gathering should involve impeccable manners and maybe a little bit of gossip whispered behind a fan. It's hard not to get swept up in it, right?

Part of the fun of the show is how lush everything looks. The grand estates, the polished silver, the delicate china—it all feels so beautifully over-the-top in the best possible way. Even if our own dinner plans involve takeout instead of a formal dinner party, there's something appealing about bringing a tiny bit of that refined charm into everyday life.

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Elama Traditional Rose 16-Piece Stoneware Dinnerware Set, $70 at QVC

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Really, though, who among us hasn't watched an episode and thought, I could absolutely host a very respectable tea if I just had the right tableware? Well, here's your chance: QVC is selling the Elama Traditional Rose 16-Piece Stoneware Dinnerware Set in two different colorways—purple or red—and the whole vibe feels utterly Bridgerton to me. The sets include four 10.75-inch dinner plates, four eight-inch salad plates, four 5.5-inch bowls, and four eight-ounce mugs (that look decidedly like tea cups in my humble opinion). That's four elegant place settings for $70, which breaks down to $17.50 per setting, arguably a great value.

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Aside from the price, a value add here is that despite its gorgeous, delicate pattern, every piece is made of stoneware. People love stoneware because it's super durable and stronger than many other ceramics. It also holds heat well, so food stays warm a little longer.

A QVC shopper says they use these not only to set their table but also as decor in their dining room—they are that pretty.

"I got these in the purple rose," they wrote in their review on QVC. "They are beautiful!! I'm in love with the quality and elegance they display in my dining room."

If you've never shopped at QVC before, right now it has a coupon code, WELCOME15, for first-time customers that gets you a sweet $15 off orders of $35 or more. If that applies to you, use it!

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Friday the 13th is usually associated with superstition, bad luck, and maybe a flash tattoo (or three). But Chipotle is turning the date into a pretty lucky one for burrito lovers.

The chain announced a limited-time promotion that could score fans a buy-one-get-one free entrée during a one-hour “flash” event on Friday, March 13. The catch? You’ll need to show off your ink.

From 3 to 4 p.m. local time, customers who visit a participating Chipotle restaurant with any kind of tattoo can unlock the BOGO deal. And the definition of tattoo is intentionally loose—permanent ink, temporary tattoos, drawn-on designs or any creative tattoo-inspired look all count, per a news release on their website.

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The promotion was inspired by the viral phrase “tatted like a Chipotle bag,” which compares heavily tattooed skin to the doodle-covered artwork printed on the brand’s takeout bags. The meme gained traction online several years ago and has since become a playful way fans show their loyalty to the brand.

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“What started as an internet meme became a real-world expression of fandom for our brand,” said Stephanie Perdue, Interim Chief Marketing Officer in a press release. “Bringing this promotion back for Friday the 13th further establishes our connection with the tattoo community.”

To celebrate the promotion, Chipotle has also teamed up with hip-hop star Swae Lee to create a limited-edition flash tattoo sheet inspired by the bold artwork found on Chipotle bags. “‘Tatted like a Chipotle bag’ is really about self-expression,” said Swae. “It was cool to bring it into the real world and create designs that actually feel like me.”

However, the temporary tatts will only be available at one location—the Midtown Miami Chipotle at 3201 N. Miami Ave.—from 3 to 4 p.m. ET, while supplies last.

But the BOGO deal itself is available at participating Chipotle locations across the U.S., Canada, the U.K., France and Germany, though it’s limited to in-store orders only.

The Oscars 2026 ceremony will air Sunday, March 15 from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. ET on ABC. It'll also stream on Hulu Live, YouTubeTV, AT&T TV, and FuboTV.

We'll soon find out who will be taking home a gold statue for their performance. But which nominees have already won and could add to their collection? That answer could help with Oscar predictions. Here is everything you need to know.

Actor In A Leading Role Nominees Leonardo DiCaprio at the 88th Oscars

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Timothée Chalamet for Marty Supreme (2 previous nominations)

Leonardo DiCaprio for One Battle after Another(1 win)

Ethan Hawke for Blue Moon (4 previous nominations)

Michael B. Jordan for Sinners

Wagner Moura for The Secret Agent

Related: Jamie Lee Curtis Says This 2026 Oscar Nominee Is the ‘Best’ Film

Actress In A Leading Role Emma Stone at the 96th Annual Academy Awards

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Jessie Buckley for Hamnet (1 previous nomination)

Rose Byrne for If I Had Legs I'd Kick You

Kate Hudson for Song Sung Blue (1 previous nomination)

Renate Reinsve for Sentimental Value

Emma Stone for Bugonia(won twice)

Actor In A Supporting Role Sean Penn at The 76th Annual Academy Awards

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Benicio Del Toro for One Battle after Another(won once)

Jacob Elordi for Frankenstein

Delroy Lindo for Sinners

Sean Penn for One Battle after Another(won twice)

Stellan Skarsgård for Sentimental Value

Related: BAFTAs Host Apologizes to Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo for Slur

Actress In A Supporting Role Amy Madigan

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Elle Fanning for Sentimental Value

Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas for Sentimental Value

Amy Madigan for Weapons (1 previous nomination)

Wunmi Mosaku for Sinners

Teyana Taylor for One Battle after Another

This means 16 nominees haven't won an Oscar. The number gets smaller to 11 for actors experiencing their first nomination this year. While some actors have won on their first time, there are others like Hawke, 55, and DiCaprio, 51, who were nominated at least three times without winning.

Related: Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan to Reunite at the Oscars for Rob Reiner Tribute

Carlos Ray "Chuck" Norris, the legendary '80s movie star and renowned martial artist, has turned 86 years old today.

Born on March 10, 1940, Norris was raised in Ryan, Oklahoma. After high school he enlisted in the U.S. Air Force, where he served as an Air Policeman in South Korea. It was there that he began training in Tang Soo Do, a Korean martial art that would set the foundation for his future career.

Norris had his first film experience in the late '60s when he was featured in the 1968 action-comedy The Wrecking Crew. The role was uncredited, as Norris was invited onto the set by his friend, Bruce Lee, who served as the martial arts choreographer for the film.

In 1972, just four years after his acting debut, Norris secured a pivotal role in Way of the Dragon. The film was a massive box office success, grossing over $130 million dollars and earning 1000 times its production cost. Norris portrayed Colt, a stoic world-class martial artist hired to defeat Lee's character, Tang Lung. Norris's effortless screen presence and physical prowess entranced audiences, launching him into mainstream notoriety.

Chuck Norris in 1985 in Sicily, Italy.

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Throughout his career, Norris has appeared in 50 films, building a legacy as a Hollywood icon. Some of his most notable titles include Lone Wolf McQuade (1983), Missing in Action (1984), and Code of Silence (1985) and The Delta Force (1986). 

His films typically highlighted Norris as a master of action, showcasing his unmatched skills in martial arts and unparalleled charisma. Norris's work is widely credited with helping pioneer mainstream martial arts in Western cinema, earning him a reputation as the "King of Action."

Along side his acting career, Norris maintained his standing as a world-renowned martial artist. He founded the Chun Kuk Do discipline and the United Fighting Arts Federation, holding black belts in Tang Soo Do, Taekwondo, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Judo. Norris also trained several celebrities, including Steve McQueen, Chad McQueen, Bob Barker, Priscilla Presley, Donny Osmond and Marie Osmond.

During his career, Norris has earned several accolades for both acting and martial arts, including an induction into the Black Belt Hall of Fame, six World Professional Middleweight Karate championships and a Lifetime Achievement Award at ActionFest. Norris's five-decade-spanning career has touched countless lives, solidifying his status as a cultural phenomenon and becoming the gold standard for action stars.

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Dr Pepper and Blue Bell are reviving their fan-favorite ice cream collaboration, and according to reports, it's the last time shoppers will find it in stores—ever.

Yep, that's right, the Blue Bell Dr Pepper Float Ice Cream flavor has returned, but only for a (super) limited time. The popular release is being revived and making its way back to your grocer's local freezer aisles, but after its final run, it's gone for good. Entering a "sell-off" phase through the end of June 2026, the infused ice cream featuring the iconic 23 flavors of the soda drink will float away permanently once the creamery runs out of its remaining supply, per food publication AllRecipes.

First introduced as a seasonal treat in May 2023, the creamy vanilla-flavored ice cream swirled together with a Dr Pepper-flavored sherbet fuses two iconic brands into one delicious ice cream flavor, Blue Bell promises. It can be found in pint and half-gallon sizes at all major retailers where the frozen dessert brand is sold, including Walmart, Kroger, Aldi, Food Lion, and more, though specific flavor availability may vary by location.

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On social media, fans reported their experience with the taste, with one sharing on Reddit, "Just tried it, it is really good. Basically if you like DP, then you'll like this."

"It's quite good alone by its self. I'm going to try making a float out of it with dp," another commented on the thread, as a third chimed in exclaiming that it's "Very good!" and offers "The right balance of Dr Pepper flavor and vanilla."

On the other hand, one person wasn't nearly as impressed, adding that they "Tried it thought it was meh."

For those who like Dr Pepper though, it's worth a try while it's still around through the end of spring. And if ice cream isn't your thing, the dark soda beverage is having a hot moment right now, recently releasing flavor collaborations with Dippin' Dots, Tic Tacs and Snack Pack Juicy Gels.

Related: Dr Pepper Just Made a Huge Change to Its Recipe—And Fans Are Not Happy

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If you've ever daydreamed about giving your kitchen a cheerful, celebrity-approved facelift, now is your moment. Drew Barrymore's Beautiful brand kitchen collection in the coveted Cornflower Blue finish is a social media favorite, loved for its blend of vintage charm and modern convenience. But this limited-edition shade is selling out fast at Walmart — and many pieces are marked down to as little as $23 while supplies last.

You can also shop the collection in the newest buttercream color, as well as neutrals like black and white. But if your heart is set on the luxe Cornflower Blue, it's time to strike while the frying pan is hot. 

Whether you're a home chef, looking for a perfect Mother's Day gift, or just want an affordable kitchen refresh, here are seven standout items to grab before the collection is gone for good. 

Beautiful by Drew Barrymore 4-Quart Programmable Slow Cooker, $35 (was $60) at Walmart

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Set it, forget it, and come home to delicious meals. This bestselling slow cooker is not just "very pretty," it's "well-made" with programmable settings that help take the guesswork out of stews, roasts, and more. Shoppers said the "thoughtful" hinged lid is a game-changer, with its attached style minimizing drips and messes (and no stress finding counter space to lay the lid down). Its 4-quart size is perfect for families and Sunday meal prep sessions, and the blue finish adds an artful touch to the appliance.

Beautiful by Drew Barrymore Cordless Immersion Blender, $35 (was $50) at Walmart

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Shoppers said this "awesome multiuse tool" is the secret to creamy soups, silky smoothies, and effortless salsas. The cordless design means you can blend and whisk wherever inspiration strikes — no outlet required. It includes a chopper, whisk, and measuring cup, so prep is a breeze. Users raved about its power and versatility. As a bonus, the Cornflower Blue finish adds a joyful pop to any countertop.

Beautiful by Drew Barrymore 12-Cup Programmable Coffee Maker, $45 (was $55) at Walmart

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Wake up to a fresh pot every morning with Drew Barrymore's programmable coffee maker, which brews up to 12 cups at a time. This versatile pot lets you schedule your brew ahead, with a clever auto-pause function for that first cup, and shoppers love the eco-friendly reusable filter. The customizable strength options — which include regular, gourmet, and bold — let you brew the perfect cup for busy days. Plus, the Cornflower Blue hue turns any coffee corner into a photo-worthy moment.

Beautiful by Drew Barrymore 3.5-Quart Stand Mixer, $55 (was $75) at Walmart

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From gooey cookie dough to airy whipped cream, this stand mixer tackles it all with six speeds and a robust motor. With 27% off for the Cornflower Blue version, this "compact and powerful" stand mixer comes with a flat beater, dough hook, and balloon whisk, so you'll be ready for any baking adventure. With over 2,600 five-star reviews, shoppers are raving about the "lightweight" design, which is much easier to maneuver than other heavier brands. It's also "small enough to live on my small counter and not be bulky," so it's particularly great for those with petite kitchens.

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Beautiful by Drew Barrymore 10-Cup Food Processor, $54 (was $75) at Walmart

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This "useful and beautiful" food processor is the definition of versatility. It can chop, slice, shred, and knead thanks to its generous 10-cup capacity and a range of attachments. The powerful motor handles even tough jobs, and shoppers love that it's "easy to clean." One reviewer stated, "I am able to make dough, macerate, and grate cheese and vegetables." They also noted that it's "a great gift for someone who loves to cook and meal prep." Grab this versatile kitchen tool while it's 28% off, or gift it at full price in black, white, rose, or sage green. 

Beautiful by Drew Barrymore 12-Piece Ceramic Nonstick Cookware Set, $110 (was $149) at Walmart

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This set is a one-stop solution for upgrading your entire cookware lineup. The ceramic nonstick coating ensures easy cleanup and healthy cooking with less oil, while strainer lids and stay-cool handles add daily convenience. This dishwasher-safe set includes an 8-inch fry pan, a 10-inch fry pan, a 3-quart sauté pan with a matching lid, a 2-quart covered saucepan with lid, a 5-quart casserole dish with lid, and 4 cookware protectors to keep it all looking cute. It makes a great gift for the college-bound and a practical housewarming present, too! 

Beautiful by Drew Barrymore Easy-Prep Electric Can Opener, $23 (was $28) at Walmart

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With nearly 5,000 five-star reviews, shoppers are literally raving about this cute kitchen helper. One stated that the easy-prep electric can opener is "not only obviously works really well," but also " stunningly beautiful." This gadget opens any can with just one touch, saving you time and effort. The built-in knife sharpener and bottle opener add extra convenience. 

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Whether you're treating yourself or shopping for a thoughtful gift, these pieces deliver both style and performance. This sale could be your last chance to snag these highly-rated kitchen tools in spring-ready Cornflower Blue before they're gone!

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The first warm days of the year always make people, like me, want to refresh their outdoor spaces. Suddenly, patios, balconies and backyard seating areas start calling for a little extra style once spring hits. Giving your space a seasonal update doesn’t have to mean buying a whole new furniture set. Sometimes a small, affordable detail can completely change the vibe.

There's a perfect new patio decor find from Costco popping up in stores right now. The warehouse retailer has just stocked a collection of stylish decor pillows suitable for indoor and outdoor use, and the prices are surprisingly low.

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At just $12.99 each, these pillows are quickly becoming one of the most talked-about home decor finds of the season.

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User @costconewdeals shared the new Costco pillows designed to instantly elevate a seating area, whether styled on a backyard sofa, a patio chair or even inside the home. Because they're suitable for both indoor and outdoor spaces, they work as a flexible home decor piece you can move wherever you need a little extra comfort.

Shoppers say the quality is impressive for the price, with sturdy fabric and full, plush filling that makes them feel much more expensive than their $13 price tag.

The collection includes several designs, making it easy to match almost any decorating style. One standout option features a botanical palm leaf print, which brings a relaxed tropical feel to outdoor seating areas. There's also a modern black-and-white striped pillow that works well in contemporary spaces.

If you prefer a softer look, you might gravitate toward the blue-and-white striped design that feels a little coastal and beachy. There's also a tan quilted lumbar pillow that adds subtle texture.

Related: Costco Brought Back a Beloved Home Decor Find With Cute New Spring 2026 Designs

Why This Costco Find Is Getting So Much Attention

Part of what makes this Costco find stand out is how easy it is to refresh a space with something so simple. Decorative pillows are one of the quickest ways to update patio decor without investing in larger pieces like tables or lounge chairs.

A few pillows can instantly make an outdoor seating area feel more inviting. They add color, pattern, and comfort while helping tie the overall design of your space together.

Because these pillows are affordable, many shoppers are grabbing multiple styles to rotate throughout the season or use in different parts of the home. Some people are styling them on patio furniture for summer, while others are placing them on indoor benches, window seats or living room sofas.

And at just $12.99 each, it's easy to experiment with different looks without worrying about the cost.

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