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The Price is Right host Drew Carey recently revealed that he suffered a heart attack, along with the symptoms he had ignored.

On the March 4 episode of Ted Danson's Where Everybody Knows Your Name podcast, Carey, 67, recalled his 2001 health emergency, which happened while filming The Drew Carey Show.

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“I was really overweight, and we were supposed to come back to taping,” he said of the incident. “So, I had a little chest heart monitor and whatever. And I was jogging down my street, and my heart rate went up to like 160 or something like that, like really crazy, and I was like, ‘Oh.’ And I felt, like, numb in my shoulder.”

Carey continued, "But I thought if you had a heart attack, you go 'Ehh!' and fall down. Like in a cartoon. I thought that's what happened when you had a heart attack. So I was like, 'That's really worrisome, let me slow down.'"

Although he slowed down and then tried running again, his heart rate spiked again, so he eventually stopped. That same day, he went to a Bob's Big Boy with his then-girlfriend.

"I had chili spaghetti and an iced tea after a heart attack," Carey pointed out.

That next day, while on set to film The Drew Carey Show, he felt sharp pain in his chest and had someone call 911. He ended up spending the night at a hospital and undergoing a procedure to have a stent put in his heart.

"I left the next day, and I was just like weak as a kitten," Carey recalled.

Elsewhere in the podcast episode, Carey said that he hardly ate any vegetables before he started losing weight.

"I would go to a steak place and have the steak, the bread, the loaded mashed potatoes, a couple beers, and then a dessert," he shared. "And whatever vegetable was there, I would just leave it there."

Carey continued, "After that, I would go to a steakhouse, I'd eat the steak, the vegetables, not order a potato or not touch it, not really have the bread, and I just drink water all day," he said. "Like, I don't even drink—I don't drink alcohol at all anymore. It's wild."

Today, he regularly eats salads for lunch. "When I'm eating, like, a salad that has green beans and stuff in it, I'm like, ‘Man, 20 years ago, 25 years ago, I wouldn't have touched this.’"

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After waiting a decade, Below Deck Season 3 deckhand Emile Kotze is suing Bravo's parent company, NBCUniversal, for being placed in “a hostile work environment rife with sexual harassment, manipulation, and dangerous conditions — all engineered for television ratings.”

In a federal lawsuit filed in New York, Kotze claims that even though he “expressed hesitance," producers  “began steering” him into a “romantic entanglement” with third stew Raquel “Rocky” Dakota. Toward the beginning of the season, Kotz is seen sheepishly asking Datoka out on a date, where he was overserved at dinner. He was seen continuing to pine for Dakota until she literally spelled out that he’d been friend-zoned in a note. At that point, Dakota and bosun Eddie Lucas began a steamy secret romance.

“They orchestrated situations: arranging for Plaintiff and Rocky to work together often, scheduling them alone on night shifts,” according to the amended complaint, filed in Oct. 2025, via Entertainment Weekly.

Kotz also alleges that producers “plied” him with alcohol and also "told Plaintiff a line to use on Rocky while cameras rolled — a cheesy pickup line that Plaintiff normally would never say.” Kotz also alleged that "Defendants defamed Plaintiff by deceptively editing footage to portray him in a false and damaging light, misappropriated his likeness for continued commercial gain without consent, and engaged in a cover-up and retaliation campaign to silence and discredit him when he sought redress.”

Kotze is reportedly seeking between $633 million and $850 million in damages, including $123 million in lost future earnings after claiming his yachting career was destroyed. He is also requesting at least $10 million for emotional harm and up to $500 million in punitive damages against NBCUniversal.

In 2020, Kotz shared that he marked four years of sobriety. “I have not picked up a mind or mood altering substance since 29 July 2016,” Kotze shared on Instagram. “The one photo in the reel of me not flexing is of my grandparents who have reunited in heaven who have been a cornerstone throughout my life. I have made it this far and can smile just for today 2020 has made me strong.”

I'm not the kind of person who falls for every shiny kitchen gadget that pops up on a store shelf. My drawers are not overflowing with avocado slicers, banana cutters or whatever else the internet insists will change my life. In fact, I'm usually pretty skeptical of anything that promises to revolutionize the way I cook. Most of the time, a good knife and a sturdy cutting board get the job done just fine.

But every now and then, a kitchen tool comes along that actually earns its spot on the counter. The kind of thing that doesn't just sit there looking cute, but genuinely makes cooking a little smoother, a little more enjoyable, or even just keeps a staple ingredient in better shape.

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Crofton Ceramic Butter Bell, $6.99 at Aldi

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Just look at Aldi's charming little Crofton Ceramic Butter Bell. It's giving farmhouse energy and would add a nostalgic touch to any kitchen counter, but what, pray tell, does it do?

Glad you asked, because I ended up doing a deep dive on the butter bell's origin story. Not to get all history teacher on you, but in short, this little crock was invented in late-19th-century France so folks could keep butter on the counter without it spoiling. And that's still the purpose of a butter bell today.

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The design is simple: softened butter gets packed into the lid, which sits upside down in a small base filled with water. That water creates an airtight seal, keeping the butter fresh while still perfectly spreadable on the counter. The bell shape isn't just stylish—it helps hold the butter in place and makes it easy to dip in and out without a mess.

At $6.99, I'm willing to give Aldi's take on the butter bell a try. After all, who wouldn't want room-temperature butter at the ready to slather on a fresh loaf of bread? It sounds absolutely divine.

While you're grabbing your ceramic butter bell, check out the Aldi Finds aisle for other great kitchen items that, yes, you might actually need. There are reversible drying mats in pretty colorways, as well as snack boxes that are perfect for grab-and-go eating when you know you'll be running errands all day.

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From those who found themselves stranded abroad, to people wondering what was going to happen with their upcoming trips, international passengers were left largely in the lurch after the surprise bombing of Iran on Feb. 28. However, just under a week later, it sounds like some airlines are cautiously optimistic about things, and have begun resuming service lines.

Emirates is among them, and the airline says it will now allow select flights to resume over the next few days. However, passengers shouldn't expect things to return to normal, as there are a few catches to the airline's return to the skies.

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Emirates is Working to Restore Flight Services to and from the U.K.

The airline has annouced that it will resume select flights from Dubai and Abu Dhabi over the next few days. The news has to be music to the ears of residents who have been stuck overseas since the conflict in the Middle East erupted last weekend, grounding tens of thousands of planes and leaving many international travelers stranded with no way to get home.

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However, Yahoo! Travel says that passengers shouldn't expect things to run seamlessly at first. The first flight to land at England's Stansted Airport this morning arrived after a 24 hour delay, which the publication says was said to have been caused by "technical issues."

So, which passengers will be the first to get to see their travel plans realized? According to Yahoo! Travel, it will be those whose flights were delayed or cancelled due to the military action.

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Other Airlines Are Also Resuming Flight Services

Emirates isn't the only airline tentatively getting back to work. According to Yahoo! Travel, several other airlines are taking advantage of the relative quiet in the Middle East right now in order to get some passengers back home, including:

• Etihad Airways will resume its Abu Dhabi service line beginning Friday
• British Airways will resume its Oman service line beginning Friday
• Kuwait Airways will resume its service to Dammam Airport beginning Saturday
• Virgin Atlantic will resume its service to Dubai on Friday

Related: Travel Chaos Continues as Airspace in the Middle East Remains Closed

Regional Conflicts Can Change Plans in an Instant

I can't even begin how stressful it must be to try and plan your travel around what is likely to be a prolonged war between the U.S. and Iran (although I would argue that living in the region is far worse), which makes it even more frustrating to know that all of these planned returns to normal could change at any moment for travelers.

That's because USA Today says that airlines are constantly analyzing what is going on in the regions they fly through, taking note of potential threats to their pilots, flight crew, and passengers. An aviation lawyer spoke with the publication about the potential for air travel delays, saying that airlines prioritize their work in a way that ensures flights will be "safe, orderly and expeditious."

"You could say the expeditious movement of air traffic is the lowest of the three priorities, but you want to have it safe and orderly to have it expeditious," Mark Dombroff told the publication before saying that safety is always the top priority.

The wonderfully talented Priyanka Chopra had a very close relationship with her father, Ashok Chopra, before he died in 2013. The Indian actor recently revealed some heartbreaking details about the relationship she wishes her husband Nick Jonas could have had with her father.

Priyanka, 43, appeared on the YouTube interview show Last Meals hosted by Josh Scherer, during which the two shared several dishes that Priyanka selected as her hypothetical "last meal ever." During the interview, Priyanka reflected on her life and career so far, as well as opened up about her tight-knit relationship with her late father and all the ways that he supported her.

Actor Priyanka Chopra shares a moment with her father Ashok Chopra during the release of his album 'Haal Mureeddan da Kehna' in New Delhi.

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"My dad was my biggest champion," Priyanka said on the show. "He was really loud about how proud of me he was. He wasn't ashamed of telling everyone."

Ashok Chopra was a military man and musician who bravely battled cancer for eight years before he died in 2013 at the age of 62. One of Priyanka's greatest wishes, she said on Last Meals, was for her father to have met Jonas, whom she met four years later and married in 2018.

"I talk about my father so much — I'm so influenced by him," Priyanka said. "Nick is exactly the kind of person my dad would have picked for me if he had a choice, someone who is a musician. My dad's first love was music."

She continued, "More than anything, Nick is a really wise soul. I think that he [Ashok] would have wanted someone like that for me, 'cause that ain't me... That would have been a wish of mine — that my dad would have met my husband and my daughter." Priyanka and Jonas welcomed their daughter, Malti Marie Chopra Jonas, to the world in 2022.

Priyanka revealed more details about her relationship with her father, along with other important life stories, in her 2021 memoir Unfinished. The actor and producer stars in the recently released film The Bluff, directed by Frank E. Flowers. She will also be starring in her first Indian film since 2019, Varanasi, which is slated for release in April 2027, as well opposite Zac Efron and Will Ferrell in the upcoming comedy Judgment Day.

"I'm really grateful for having lived the life I've had — the good, the bad, all of it — because I'm really proud of the woman I've become," Priyanka concluded during the show. "And I'm OK with the mistakes my younger self made, 'cause it led me to who I am today."

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It's nearly time for the spring season, which means it's time to take out your floral and pastel decor. There's nothing more satisfying than walking into a refreshing home, and Macy's is the perfect place to go to begin upgrading your space, thanks to the incredible discounts on bedding, furniture, and more. The Charlotte Reversible 3-Piece Comforter Set is about to be your new obsession, and it's 50% off right now.

The comforter initially cost $80, but has been reduced to $40 during a limited-time special deal. You can shop the set in three sizes: twin (68 inches long and 90 inches wide), full/queen (90 inches long and 90 inches wide) and king (106 inches long and 90 inches wide). And, yes, they are all marked at the same price. The three-piece set comes with a comforter and two shams — but do note that the twin set only comes with one sham, making it a two-piece set. 

Charlotte Reversible 3-Piece Comforter Set, $40 (was $80) at Macy's

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The pattern features gorgeous flowers of pink, yellow, and green coloring. The reversible side displays a pale yellow with a subtle shell print that's perfect for muted homes. The shams are also reversible and match the print accordingly. Shoppers described the piece as "beautiful," "super soft,"  and "cozy." One customer even cited the design as "the perfect punch of happiness." 

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The reversible comforter is made with a 100% polyester shell and fill, so it's machine washable. When it comes to bedding, make sure to carefully read the care instruction label to ensure it maintains its quality over time. According to the description, this style provides medium warmth and is intended for year-round use.

"It's warm and breathable — enough to keep me warm in the winter without waking up in sweat from overheating," another reviewer said, adding that it "brightens" any space. Considering the low cost, some shoppers even purchased multiple sets for different rooms. 

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The race for the Oscars is coming down to the wire, and it feels like we might be in for some massive surprises. It has been a great year for movies, and certainly a wild one. Honestly, nobody is 100% sure sure who is taking home the big trophies yet. Right now, all eyes are on Sinners and One Battle After Another. Both of these have not only stunned the world with their epic storytelling, but they have also been cleaning up at all the pre-Oscars ceremonies lately. 

Paul Thomas Anderson's black comedy One Battle After Another is gaining momentum after its big win at the Producers Guild Awards (PGA). Meanwhile, Ryan Coogler's horror-drama is already in the record books as the most-nominated movie the Academy has ever seen. On the other hand, the Best Actor category is also wide open now that Michael B. Jordan grabbed the win at the 2026 Actor Awards for his portrayal in Sinners. 

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It is anyone's game right now, and that's what makes this year's awards season so exciting. Since no one has a lock on the trophy yet, the night is wide open for some big surprises. With the ceremony just around the corner on March 15th, 2026, here are our predictions for Hollywood's biggest night.

Best Picture

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There is no doubt that this year's Best Picture race has been a heavyweight battle between Sinners and One Battle After Another. While One Battle After Another has a strong backing after winning major industry prizes like the PGA and DGA, Sinners has been dominating much of the awards season. It has picked up numerous accolades along the way and even set a new record with 16 Oscar nods. Moreover, its Best Ensemble win at this year's Actor Awards indicates that the film has strong support, giving it the kind of momentum that could lead to a surprise win. 

Still, if you look at the past trends and statistics, One Battle After Another appears to have a slight edge going to the star-studded ceremony.

Predicted Winners: One Battle After Another
Could Win: Sinners

Best Director

Right now, it looks like a one-horse race. Early on, fans were split between Ryan Coogler and Paul Thomas Anderson, but the momentum shifted quickly once awards season kicked off. Anderson has basically cleared the table, taking home the Golden Globe, BAFTA, Critics' Choice, and DGA awards. His work on One Battle After Another makes him the clear favorite to finally land his first Oscar for directing.

Still, the Academy could pull a surprise. If Coogler wins for Sinners, he’d make history twice over: as the first Black filmmaker to win the category and the first to do it with a horror movie. It would be a massive statement for the genre.

Predicted Winner: Paul Thomas Anderson, One Battle After Another
Could Win: Ryan Coogler, Sinners

Best Actor in a Leading Role - Male

We haven't seen a race this tight in years. Usually, by the time the Oscars roll around, someone like Brendan Fraser or Cillian Murphy has already locked it up. This year is different. Timothée Chalamet was the early frontrunner after his Golden Globe and Critics' Choice wins for Marty Supreme, but he hit a wall after losing at the BAFTAs and the Actor Awards.

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Now, Michael B. Jordan has the upper hand after his big win at the Actor Awards. History is on his side here, as almost every winner since 2000 has won either a BAFTA or an Actor Award. Chalamet has neither, which leaves him in a tough spot. Meanwhile, Wagner Moura and Leonardo DiCaprio are the "dark horses." They have a huge amount of support from the Academy’s growing international voting block.

Predicted Winner: Michael B. Jordan, Sinners
Could Win: Leonardo DiCaprio, One Battle After Another/Wagner Moura, The Secret Agent

Best Actor in a Leading Role - Female

You can basically sum up this category with one name: Jessie Buckley. Her performance in Hamnet has been a juggernaut. She managed a rare "grand slam" this season, winning the Critics' Choice, Globe, BAFTA, and the Actor Award. It’s been over a decade since someone swept all four major awards and lost the Oscar, so it would be a historic shock if she didn't win.

Predicted Winner: Jessie Buckley, Hamnet
Could Win: Rose Byrne, If I Had Legs, I'd Kick You

Supporting Actor - Male

This is one of those categories that can go anywhere. Sean Penn is currently leading the pack after his wins at the BAFTAs and the Actor Awards for his role in One Battle After Another. But Stellan Skarsgård is right on his heels for Sentimental Value. One factor to consider is the "campaign." Penn doesn't usually show up to these events, and some voters might prefer to reward someone like Skarsgård, who is more active on the circuit.

Predicted Winner: Sean Penn, One Battle After Another
Could Win: Stellan Skarsgård, Sentimental Value

Supporting Actor - Female

This category is a total toss-up. If you thought covering the Awards Season was fun and didn't include any stress, just follow the Supporting Actress race this year, and you'll get to know the reality.

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Amy Madigan started strong with a Critics' Choice win, but then Teyana Taylor took the Golden Globe and Wunmi Mosaku won the BAFTA. While Madigan did win the Actor Award, it’s still anyone’s game. The big hurdle for Madigan is that her movie, Weapons, doesn’t have any other nominations. Usually, a movie needs more overall support for an actor to win. That gives an edge to Taylor, since her film is a Best Picture favorite.

Predicted Winner: Amy Madigan, Weapons
Could Win: Teyana Taylor, One Battle After Another; Wunmi Mosaku, Sinners

Best International Feature

This started as a three-way tie, but Joachim Trier’s Sentimental Value has become the one to beat. Norway’s entry has all the momentum right now. However, this category is often influenced by global events. Jafar Panahi’s It Was Just an Accident is a very powerful film, and voters might choose it to support the filmmaker or acknowledge the message behind the movie.

Predicted Winner:Sentimental Value
Could Win:It Was Just an Accident/The Secret Agent

Sentimental Value

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Best Animated Feature

There isn’t much of a debate here. Netflix’s K-pop Demon Hunters became a massive hit with both critics and the public. It has dominated every award show so far, and it’s safe to say it has this one locked up. You can go ahead and call this one early.

Predicted Winner:K-pop Demon Hunters
Could Win:Zootopia 2

Original Screenplay

Ryan Coogler looks set to win for Sinners. He took a tired genre like vampire movies and turned it into a modern classic. The script has already won at the BAFTAs and Critics' Choice. If he wins at the WGA awards on March 8, it’s officially over. The only real threat is It Was Just an Accident, which has been a critics' darling all year.

Predicted Winner:Sinners, Ryan Coogler
Could Win:It Was Just an Accident

Adapted Screenplay

This category is a showdown between a "literary phenomenon" and a fan favorite. Paul Thomas Anderson took a famously difficult novel, Vineland, and turned it into One Battle After Another. He’s already won the BAFTA, Critics' Choice, and Golden Globe for it. While Chloe Zhao’s Hamnet has plenty of fans, Anderson’s achievement in adapting such a complex book makes him the favorite.

Predicted Winner:One Battle After Another, Paul Thomas Anderson
Could Win:Hamnet, Chloe Zhao

Leonardo DiCaprio in One Battle After Another

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Parade's Predicted Winners in Other Categories:

Best Casting: Sinners

Best Editing:One Battle After Another

Best Cinematography:Train Dreams

Best Costume Design:Frankenstein

Makeup and Hairstyling:Frankenstein

Best Production Design:Frankenstein

Best Sound:F1

Visual Effects:Avatar: Fire and Ash

Original Score:Sinners

Original Song:Golden, K-pop Demon Hunters

Live-Action Short:Two People Exchanging Saliva

Documentary Feature:The Perfect Neighbor

Documentary Short:All the Empty Rooms

Animated Short:The Girl Who Cried Pearls

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Few things heighten travel anxiety like hunger at 35,000 feet. A delayed flight is frustrating. A cramped seat is tolerable. But when the meal you carefully pre-ordered never appears, passengers notice.

That is exactly what some travelers recently experienced on flights operated by American Airlines, particularly on routes connecting the United States and Heathrow Airport in London. A catering disruption has forced the airline to simplify onboard meals, leaving passengers with far fewer choices and sometimes no access to the meals they had reserved before boarding. For travelers who plan their inflight dining ahead of time, especially on long international flights, the change has sparked confusion, frustration, and plenty of commentary online.

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Why American Airlines Meals Suddenly Became Limited

The issue began when American Airlines halted local catering services at Heathrow, forcing the airline to adopt a temporary workaround. Instead of loading fresh meals in London, flights departing the United States are now stocked with extra food that is meant to cover the return trip as well.

That workaround has created an unavoidable limitation. Aircraft galleys simply do not have space for two full flights’ worth of meals. As a result, meal service has been simplified across cabins, including premium seats. Pre-ordered meals are not always honored, and passengers are often given only two choices: a protein dish or a vegetarian option.

Other small touches travelers enjoy have also disappeared during the disruption. Aviation reporting indicates that some premium cabins temporarily lost extras like ice cream or specialty menu items because they cannot be stored alongside the additional catering supplies.

Related: United Airlines Is Finally Cracking Down on One of Flying’s Biggest Annoyances

Passengers Take to Reddit to Vent About Missing Meals

Predictably, travelers did what travelers do best when something goes wrong in the sky. They went online. Posts about the issue quickly appeared on Reddit forums devoted to airline travel, where flyers shared photos, stories, and a fair amount of sarcasm.

One frustrated passenger reacting to the reduced meal service wrote: “Are you freaking kidding me?”

Another traveler described a long cross-country trip where food options were shockingly sparse: “We were only allowed ONE biscotti cookie each… over ten hours and NO food.”

Others reported receiving emails warning them that their pre-ordered business class meals might not be available at all. What stands out reading these posts is not just the frustration. It is how much passengers rely on inflight meals as part of the overall travel experience. For many people, the ritual of choosing a meal before departure is one of the few small comforts that break up a long international flight.

Why In-Flight Food Matters More Than Airlines Realize

On paper, inflight meals might seem like a minor detail. After all, the real goal of air travel is getting from point A to point B safely. But airline food has always played a surprisingly important role in how travelers perceive a flight. In the early decades of commercial aviation, meals were one of the primary ways airlines differentiated themselves. Elegant dining service was once a major selling point of air travel.

Today the expectations are lower, but the psychology remains the same. When passengers board a long flight, they are entering a confined environment where small comforts matter. A warm meal, a dessert cart, or even a decent snack can break up the monotony of hours spent in the air. That is why when food disappears or becomes unpredictable, passengers notice immediately.

I have personally experienced this moment mid-flight when a flight attendant announces that a meal option has run out halfway down the aisle. Suddenly the entire cabin becomes very attentive.

Related: American Airlines Just Changed Its Baggage Rules—and Not Planning Ahead Could Cost You

Tips for Travelers When Airline Catering Goes Wrong

While situations like this are usually temporary, seasoned travelers know it is wise to plan ahead. Here are a few simple strategies that can save you from inflight hunger:

• Pack a small meal or snacks before boarding, especially for long international routes.
• Choose airport restaurants over relying on airline meals when possible.
• Bring portable foods such as protein bars, nuts, or sandwiches.
• Check airline notifications before departure, as some travelers received warnings about limited meals.

These habits are becoming increasingly common as airlines adjust services and catering logistics.

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The Bigger Lesson for Travelers

Airline catering disruptions happen more often than travelers realize. Supply chain hiccups, aircraft changes, and airport catering issues can all affect what ends up on your tray table.
For now, the meal situation affecting American Airlines flights to and from London appears to be a temporary operational workaround rather than a permanent policy change. The airline has reportedly increased food supplies on departing flights from the U.S. to help ensure that at least some meals remain available on the return journey.

Still, the episode serves as a reminder that in modern air travel, the safest assumption is simple. If you are counting on a specific meal in the sky, it might be wise to bring a backup snack in your carry-on. Because nothing makes turbulence feel worse than being hungry at cruising altitude.

McDonald’s is betting that your first job was more than just a paycheck. It might have been a masterclass in chaos.

Launching today, the fast-food giant debuted its First Job Confessional experience in New York City. Partnering with reality TV personalityOlandria Carthen, the brand is offering fans free meals in exchange for stepping into a stylized booth and confessing the highlights (or lowlights) of their very first professional gig. The campaign kicks off on National Employee Appreciation Day to highlight the "1 in 8" community: the roughly 40 million Americans who began their careers under the golden arches.

A Reality TV Spin on Professional Skills

The confessional booth is designed to look like a set from a hit streaming series. Wrapped in signature colors, the exterior is plastered with the real-world skills many people learn during their first shifts: Teamwork, Endurance, and Problem-Solving.

Once inside, fans are prompted by a recording screen to answer one simple question: "What was your first job?". After sharing a story about a first boss, a uniform mishap, or a hard-earned lesson, participants walk away with a free meal.

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The 1 in 8 Connection

For Carthen, the partnership is a nod to her own roots. The media personality, known for her sharp commentary, recently visited a McDonald’s location to suit up in a navy crew uniform and work the fry station alongside current employees. The campaign is built on the fact that one out of every eight people in the U.S. has worked at a McDonald’s at some point in their lives.

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If you cannot make it to a physical booth, the brand is taking the conversation to social media. Fans can post their stories using the hashtag #FirstJobConfessional. The best submissions are set to be featured on the official McDonald's YouTube channel.

Where the Booth Is Heading Next

The confessional is currently stationed at Gansevoort Plaza in New York City through March 7. From there, the tour hits three major U.S. cities throughout the spring and summer:

• Austin, Texas (March 15–17): 700 Congress Ave, Austin, TX 78701
• Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (April 23):801 Allegheny Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15233
• Chicago, Illinois (July 28–29):2301 S Martin Luther King Dr, Chicago, IL 60616

For more information on the campaign, fans can visit the official community site at McDonalds1in8.com.

Keanu Reeves' band Dogstar has just announced a new album and tour!

On Friday, Mar. 6, the alternative rock band announced their new album, All In Now, will be released on May 29. The group also dropped a single of the same name, out now.

The album All is Now is a follow-up to 2023’s Somewhere Between the Power Lines and Palm Trees, which marked the first album released by the group since 2000's Happy Ending.

"We couldn't f****** wait," Reeves said in a statement, according to Arizona rock radio station 98 KUPD. "Personally, I loved it all. For me, the attitude was like, 'let's work hard and let’s GO.'"

In addition to the new record, the band also announced a 25-stop North American tour—commencing on May 28 in Highland, CA, and concluding on Sep. 3 in Salt Lake City, Utah. The group will also perform an additional 25 dates across Europe in June and July.

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Dogstar—which includes guitarist and vocalist Bret Domrose, drummer Robert Mailhouse and bassist Reeves—was founded in 1994, with the group finding moderate success in the '90s and early 2000s due to Reeves' status as an actor. Their last performance of their initial run as a band was in October 2002.

The band restarted jam sessions in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic, and formally announced their reunion in 2022 by posting a simple "We're back" alongside a throwback photo to their Instagram page.

The full list of tour dates can be found here.

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Lucille Ball once revealed her favorite episode of I Love Lucy – and her answer was surprising, given the beating she took while filming it.

During a 1974 appearance on The Dick Cavett Show, Ball responded to the audience with one word when asked to name her favorite episode from the classic TV sitcom she starred in with her then-husband, Desi Arnaz, from 1951 to 1957.

“Grapes,” she said.

Ball was referring to the iconic 1956 episode “Lucy’s Italian Movie,” which aired 70 years ago on April 16, 1956. Ball teamed up with an Italian actress, Teresa Tirelli, for a famous grape-stomping scene during her character Lucy Ricardo’s trip to Italy. But things went awry when Tirelli reportedly went off-script and got overly physical with Ball in the grape-stomping vat.

“Our director didn’t speak Italian,” Ball told host Dick Cavett. “I didn’t speak Italian, no one spoke Italian. …[Tirelli] was told that there would be a fight, and it was also explained to her that there were times when my legs had to come up in this huge vat of real grapes."

“I slipped and when I slipped, I hit her, accidentally. And she took offense. So, she hauled off and let me have it … it took all the wind out of me,” Ball continued. “She had been told that we were to stay down for a while, give me a chance to get my legs way up so that they’d show in the camera. Then, up would come an arm…My head was supposed to pop [up]. Well, my head never popped up. She kept me down by the throat. And she was choking me, and I am really beating her to get her off. I was drowning in these grapes. She was killing me.”

Producers reportedly didn’t intervene because they knew the scene would be a hit with fans. But Ball lamented of Tirelli, “She spent so much time beating the hell out of me in the vat, we had to cut half of it.”

The lack of communication may not have been a language barrier

Ball’s story on Cavett’s show alluded to the fact that Tirelli didn’t speak English. But I Love Lucy producer Jess Oppenheimer’s son, Gregg, stated on Facebook in 2024, “Any stories you may have heard that the Italian woman in the vat spoke no English, or that Lucy nearly drowned, are simply untrue. The fight scene in the grape vat was carefully rehearsed all week. The Italian actress, Teresa Tirelli, was a card-carrying SAG member who spoke perfect English. She later appeared in the TV series Dr. Kildare and as a midwife in The Godfather Part II."

Oppenheimer directed fans to get the full behind-the-scenes in his father’s book, Laughs, Luck and Lucy.

But when one fan asked, “But isn't Lucy partly to blame for the story of the Italian actress not speaking English and nearly drowning Lucy?” Oppenheimer explained.

“You’re right,”  he wrote. “Lucille Ball was not only a great actress, but a great storyteller, and she loved to tell them. One of the traits she shared with Lucy Ricardo was a rich imagination, and sometimes she used it to embellish her stories, including this one.”

Tirelli, who was also a renowned classical singer, died in June 1989 at age 81, per a UPI obituary, just two months after Ball’s death that April at age 77.

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A sweet Pillsbury find is officially heading to stores for the season.

This spring, the iconic at-home bakery brand is not only expanding its lineup of goodies with a vibrant Funfetti Swirl Cake Mix, but also bringing back a "delectable" cinnamon roll flavor.

While the company hasn't formally announced the arrival of the fruity flavor, a few eagle-eyed shoppers have already spotted the item—Pillsbury Grands! Strawberry and Cream Cinnamon Rolls—in stores and fans can hardly keep it together over the "amazing" find.

Pillsbury's Strawberry and Cream Cinnamon Rolls Are Here Just for the Season

The fun, light pink branded treat first debuted in the spring of 2018, and is now returning and still delighting fans nearly a decade later.

According to an official description published on the Pillsbury website, its limited-edition Grands! Cinnamon Rolls start with the brand's iconic ready-to-bake Cinnamon Rolls and refresh the recipe with a sweet, fruity strawberry-and-cream-flavored icing.

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Pillsbury recommends consumers prepare these the same way that they would the original Grand! Cinnamon Rolls (or the wintertime favorite Hot Cocoa Grands or any of its other rolls).

Simply, preheat the oven, arrange on a nonstick tray or greased pan, and bake until golden brown (about 23 to 27 minutes). Then comes the time to spread the spring-ready Strawberry and Cream icing across the Cinnamon Rolls, adding your ideal amount to each. To turn things up a notch and make your feast perfectly festive for an upcoming birthday, Easter, or even Mother's Day, just add some fresh fruit (we would recommend fresh berries), sprinkles, vanilla ice cream, or whatever else your heart desires.

"They might be onto something with the strawberries & cream icing cinnamon rolls 🤤 🍓," one wrote.

"I want to try the cinnamon rolls!" a third cheered, suggesting a peach flavor would also be interesting.

"Where can I buy these?? I need them in my life!" one more declared, adding that they've "been searching for weeks."

It's not only winning over prospective shoppers and social media users, but reviewers, too. Like one who said, "Strawberry cinnamon rolls is a hit with me. I kinda like having fruit on cinnamon rolls now."

Another called the treats "tasty," "delicious," and filling, noting they would certainly buy the flavor again.

"These are yummy," someone else shared. "That strawberry-flavored icing [is] the best."

So far, the Pillsbury Grand! Strawberry and Cream Cinnamon Rolls have been spotted on shelves at Walmart stores. That said, the seasonal find does not appear to be exclusive to the retailer, as Parade editors also reviewed online listings for the product at H-E-B, Kroger family stores, Stop & Shop, and more (prices may vary). Your best bet is to just check the refrigerated section of stores near you as you visit them this spring.

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If you're feeling inspired to do a little spring cleaning, Dollar General has everything you need to add a splash of color to your home. With winter nearly behind us, it's only natural to want to refresh your space, and one of the best places to start is in the kitchen.

From cookware essentials to countertop appliances and all the little handy tools in between, there are plenty of ways beyond decor to elevate your kitchen and embrace the bright, colorful energy of spring and summer. And right now, you can snag Dollar General's True Living Fruit-Themed Oven Mitt for just $1.50, instantly adding a functional, charming touch to your mealtime routine while giving your spring refresh the head start it needs.

True Living Fruit-Themed Oven Mitt, $1.50 at Dollar General

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Talk about not breaking the bank, Dollar General's Fruit-Themed Oven Mitt is the perfect example of when affordable prices meet trending style and functionality. Featuring a vibrant fruit-themed pattern on durable, heat-resistant material, this cutesy oven mitt perfectly captures a retro vibe that works well in any kitchen.

Measuring seven by 10 inches and retailing for less than $2, this mitt truly feels like a no-brainer to snag for yourself or a loved one. It features a convenient loop for easy hanging and storage, while serving as an excellent tool for handling hot pots, pans and baking dishes alike. It can even double as an impromptu trivet when setting hot cookware down on the countertop or tabletop.

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Details That Make a Difference

As for its vibrant appearance, the fruit-themed graphic features familiar produce faces like apples, pears and grapes on the vine, all popping against an orange textile backdrop. The mitt is finished with green accents at the cuff, and the hanging loop matches in green for a cohesive, playful look.

While Dollar General doesn't list the exact materials, we can safely assume, based on its standard design, that this mitt is likely made from quilted cotton with a heat-resistant silicone face. Similar mitts are usually safe for temperatures up to 400°F, so keep that in mind while cooking. For added protection, the silicone side of the mitt is also likely water-resistant, helping with unexpected messes and spills.

If you're planning to snag one for yourself, keep in mind that while it's probably machine washable, you'll want to stick to a gentle cycle with cold water and air-dry to avoid shrinkage or damage to the color or insulation. And while you're at it, check out Dollar General's retro cooler bag and charming farm-themed mugs for more must-have seasonal pickups. 

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Fans are mourning legendary filmmaker Rob Reineras today marks what would have been his 79th birthday. Alongside his wife, Reiner was killed in his home on Dec. 14 of last year, with his son, Nick Reiner, on trial for their murders.

Reiner was known in his career for having created some of the most cult classic films in Hollywood, from The Princess Bride, When Harry Met Sally, and This is Spinal Tap. He was also an actor, having appeared in small roles in Sleepless in Seattle, The Wolf of Wall Street, and The First Wives Club.

In December last year, the news hit of Reiner's daughter, Romy, having reportedly found her parents stabbed multiple times in their Los Angeles home. Reiner and his wife, Michele, were reported dead on the scene, with the investigation having led to the arrest of their son Nick. He is currently charged with two counts of first-degree murder, with the case currently ongoing.

Fans on social media are sharing their heartfelt messages and love for the filmmaker on his birthday. TMZ shared a video montage of some of Reiner's paparazzi moments and honest conversations with photographers.

"Happy heavenly birthday, Rob Reiner. He brought us so many classics throughout the years, and we are eternally grateful for them," they posted.

Happy heavenly birthday, Rob Reiner. 🙏 He brought us so many classics throughout the years, and we are eternally grateful for them. pic.twitter.com/s5xBVxTy40

— TMZ (@TMZ) March 6, 2026

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Another fan added, "When Harry Met Sally, The Princess Bride, Stand By Me and A Few Good Men from one director is a filmography most people cannot match across an entire century. Happy birthday Rob Reiner. The classics he left behind speak louder than anything anyone can say today."

"A filmmaker who gave us that many classics deserves to be celebrated every single day not just on his birthday. The catalog speaks for itself and always will," said another.

One fan remembers his role in All in the Familyalongside Carroll O'Connell,saying, "Celebrating the 79th birthday of Rob Reiner today. The chemistry between him and Carroll O'Connor was something special. A Sock and A Sock."

It was announced that the original When Harry Met Sally stars Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal will reunite at the 2026 Oscars in honor of Reiner during the ceremony's In Memorium segment.

The Super Bowl Halftime Show once belonged to Pepsi. These days, the soda titan's rival churns out addicting songs for an entirely different professional sport.

Coca-Cola is one of FIFA’s longest-standing partners, having served as an official sponsor of the World Cup since 1978. And now. timed to the buildup to FIFA World Cup 26 in Los Angeles, an all-new "anthem" celebrates a full spectrum of emotions that define the tournament — from euphoric highs to heart-stopping lows — and the shared passion that connects fans around the world.

“JUMP” follows in the footsteps of Coca-Cola's past releases, including:

• K’naan's “Wavin’ Flag” (2010)
• David Correy's “The World Is Ours” (2014)
• Jason Derulo's “Colors” (2018)
• a reimagining of Queen's “A Kind of Magic” (2022)

"JUMP" is a reimagined version of Van Halen's iconic 1980s hit, performed by global superstar J Balvin and acclaimed singer-songwriter Amber Mark, alongside guitarist Steve Vai and legendary blink-182 drummer Travis Barker.

Alongside the track release is its official music video, which made its broadcast premiere on MTV Live, MTVU and the Paramount Times Square billboards. Adding to the music's genre-bending star power, the video includes an animated special appearance from soccer sensation Lamine Yamal.

"When emotions strike, Coca-Cola unites J Balvin, Amber Mark, Steve Vai, and Travis Barker on a worldwide mission," the caption of Coca-Cola's YouTube upload on Friday, March 6 reads. "They'll bring together fans around the world through soccer and music, culminating in an epic space stadium celebration of joy and celebration."

“Music for me has always been about bringing people from different countries and cultures together—and ‘JUMP’ is all about that shared energy,” said J Balvin, 40, in a statement, per Coca-Cola's Friday press release. “From the football stands to watching at home, everyone knows that moment when emotions are high and you’re jumping for greatness. Partnering with Coca-Cola on their anthem for FIFA World Cup 2026TM felt natural—it’s about hype, energy, and creating something that feels real. This song is about celebrating life and living in the moment.”

The FBI is reportedly looking into a possible mysterious event that occurred the night Nancy Guthrie, mother of Today anchor Savannah Guthrie, disappeared. One neighbor said that his Ring camera footage for that evening was inexplicably "not available," raising questions about what may have happened and why investigators are now probing the incident.

According to NewsNation's Brian Entin, there may have been some kind of "internet outage" on Saturday, Jan. 31 into Sunday, Feb. 1—the night that Nancy, 84, went missing.

The public has speculated on what might have caused an outage, and many wonder if the suspect or suspects had a signal jammer that could have caused these reported issues.

"The use of signal jammers changes the context of this crime. Was the suspect on camera purposefully trying to look like an amateur because it's the last thing he is?" one person wondered.

"WiFi / signal jammers. This leads me to believe the timeline we got is off. Perp could’ve been in there much longer than 41 minutes," someone else suggested.

"This is terrifying. If there was a localized outage, the FBI needs to be looking for Signal Jammers. It’s a common tactic in high-end burglaries, but seeing it in a missing person case takes it to a much darker level. Neighbors need to check their physical DVRs or any cameras that record locally to an SD card … those don’t need the internet," a third comment read.

This isn't the first time that the idea of a signal jammer has been brought up, either. Some people noticed something in the front pocket of the person standing on Nancy's front stoop the night she disappeared. The majority of people seem to think that the item, which appeared to have an antenna, was a walkie talkie, though others wondered if it may have been a signal jammer.

Nancy has been missing since Sunday, Feb. 1.

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If you're craving a wardrobe upgrade that's as comfy as it is stylish, Walmart's bestselling Fantaslook 2-Piece Wide Leg V-Neck Lounge Set is here to make your day — and it can be yours for just $19! That’s an $18 discount off the original price of $37.

This adorable set proves that versatile fashion doesn't have to cost a fortune, and it has quickly become a must-have for anyone who loves cozy, put-together looks with minimal effort.

Fantaslook 2-Piece Wide Leg V-Neck Lounge Set, From $19 (was $40) at Walmart

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This set is available in eight fun colors, from navy blue to dusty pink. It’s designed for all-day comfort with durable, soft, breathable fabric that keeps you cool and comfy from sunrise to sunset. 

The relaxed V-neck short-sleeve top flatters every silhouette, while the flowy wide-leg pants — with handy pockets and an elastic waistband — offer effortless movement and a touch of modern flair. The subtle split hem on the pants adds a little extra swish with every step, making this set feel both fun and fashion-forward.

The real magic of this set is in its versatility, though. This two-piece wonder easily transitions from sleepwear to streetwear. Start your morning lounging around with a mug of coffee, then slip on some sandals and sunnies for a chic errand run.

You could even toss it in your suitcase as the perfect travel outfit. Add a light jacket or a statement necklace, and you're set. This set is designed to make styling simple and fun for every occasion.

Fantaslook 2-Piece Wide Leg V-Neck Lounge Set, From $19 (was $40) at Walmart

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Shoppers are calling it a "very relaxing outfit," and they especially love the fit and feel.  One shopper mentioned, "I like it so much that I bought just about every color."  Another stated: "The outfit fits wonderfully and feels awesome."

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Shoppers can't stop raving about how easy it is to look put-together with this convenient set. The lightweight material drapes beautifully and feels gentle on sensitive skin, making it a great choice for lazy mornings, busy afternoons, or winding down at night. Plus, with a range of colors and sizes to choose from, you're sure to find your perfect match.

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The Fantaslook wide-leg V-neck lounge set is a comfy, cute, and budget-friendly pick you'll reach for again and again. Grab Walmart's bestselling lounge duo for just $19 in your favorite color and experience the versatility for yourself!

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Swapping out your bedding is the easiest and quickest way to make a stylish and practical upgrade each season. Not only can you find a bedding weight that's more appropriate for the new temperatures, but it is also a great way to stay on trend seasonally. Right now, Kohl's is selling a chic reversible quilt set that is perfect in both style and function for spring.

Draper James' Lessie Reversible Quilt with Shams is available in full/queen and king sizes, retailing for $83.99 and $95.99, respectively. There are also two prints available: a gorgeous green floral pattern or a dainty yellow-and-blue floral design. On the reverse side of the quilts is a cabana stripe in blue and white.

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Draper James Lessie Reversible Quilt Set with Shams, Full/Queen, $83.99 at Kohl's

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Each set comes with three pieces: two coordinating pillow shams and a reversible quilt. The full/queen set's pillow shams are a standard size of 20 inches by 26 inches each, while the king set features king-sized pillow shams measuring 20 inches by 36 inches each.

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Constructed from soft cotton with cotton fill, this quilt set is lightweight yet still keeps you warm. It is also safe to machine wash, only adding to its ease of use and practicality. All you need to do is toss it in the wash when the time comes!

Overall, customers are loving this quilt set, giving it an average rating of 4.9 stars on Kohls.com, with 100 percent of reviewers saying they would recommend it to others. Reviewers on Kohl's website rate the quilt set highly for its quality, durability, style and value.

"Elegant and preppy," said one fan in a five-star review on Kohls.com. "Lovely quilted material, decent delivery time, packaged well."

"I love this quilt! It is lightweight, beautiful colors and easy to wash at home. The quilt is well made, with carful stitching and quality materials. The Draper James brand has never let me down!" raved another shopper in a five-star review on Kohls.com.

You can find Draper James' Lessie Reversible Quilt Set online on Kohls.com and in select Kohl's stores.

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FX's ongoing series Love Story, which centers on the relationship between Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy and John F. Kennedy Jr., has caused a controversy with Kennedy Jr.'s ex, Daryl Hannah, according to a new essay the actress penned in The New York Times.

Hannah, who has been depicted in several episodes of the show thus far, took to the publication to address what she views as a major misrepresentation of both herself and her relationship with Kennedy Jr.

In her essay, Hannah wrote, "...a recent tragedy-exploiting television series about John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette features a character using my name and presents her as me. The choice to portray her as irritating, self-absorbed, whiny and inappropriate was no accident."

She went on, "The character 'Daryl Hannah' portrayed in the series is not even a remotely accurate representation of my life, my conduct or my relationship with John. The actions and behaviors attributed to me are untrue."

Hannah called out specific events in the show, saying, "I have never used cocaine in my life or hosted cocaine-fueled parties. I have never pressured anyone into marriage. I have never desecrated any family heirloom or intruded upon anyone’s private memorial. I have never planted any story in the press. I never compared Jacqueline Onassis’ death to a dog’s. It’s appalling to me that I even have to defend myself against a television show. These are not creative embellishments of personality. They are assertions about conduct — and they are false."

Hannah and Kennedy Jr. were romantically linked from 1988 to 1994, in what has been described as an on-again, off-again relationship. Kennedy Jr. and Bessette-Kennedy began dating in 1994, although they were not public until 1995. The couple married in 1996, but just a few years later, both died in a plane crash that also took the life of Bessette-Kennedy's sister, Lauren Bessette.

You don't have to be a beer drinker to love PopUp Bagels' latest and greatest cream cheese innovation, the absolutely delicious-sounding Guinness Chocolate Stout Cake Schmear.

Made in an exclusive new partnership with Guinness, PopUp Bagels' newest cream cheese seamlessly blends the bittersweet taste of Guinness' dark beer with the rich, smooth flavor of chocolate cake-inspired cream cheese.

The resulting combination gives way to a unique, endlessly flavorable cream cheese schmear that's perfect on virtually every kind of bagel, be it a toasted plain or a fresh-baked sesame bagel.

"St. Patrick's Day is about ritual, pride and community," said Karissa Downer, Director of Guinness in the United States, in an official press release announcing the new collaboration. "It's the one time of year when everyone feels a little bit Irish — and there's no better way to mark the moment than with a Guinness in hand. This March, we're giving people even more reasons to come together, celebrate and raise a pint."

As incredible as this new cream cheese spread likely sounds, it's worth nothing that the schmear will only be available for a limited time this spring. From March 12 to March 25, the schmear can be found in nationwide locations, with the following shops also offering small pints of Guinness Draught and Guinness 0:

• Charlotte PopUp Bagels Location (Charlotte, NC)
• Boston PopUp Bagels Location (Boston, MA)
• La Jolla PopUp Bagels Location (La Jolla, CA)
• Atlanta PopUp Bagels Location (Atlanta, GA)

Additionally, to better mark the occasion, PopUp Bagels also confirmed they'll be offering bagels on March 12 and March 13 in Chicago for anyone who stops at the Guinness Open Gate Brewery.

As expected, the news of PopUp Bagels' latest release has been met with an overwhelmingly positive response across social media. On Instagram, multiple users were quick to voice their excitement at the coming schmear flavor, with the words "OMG" popping up more than a few times among PopUp's followers.