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Capt. Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger III shared some heartbreaking health news, telling PEOPLE that he has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease.

The diagnosis came in August 2025 after he began to notice that he was forgetting things.

"It is early stage. For now, this means a name may not come easily to me, I forget a story I have recently told, or I don’t sleep as well,” Sullenberger told the outlet in a statement, “but I am in the beginning of this long journey.”

Sullenberger is known for having landed US Airways Flight 1549 in the Hudson River on Jan. 15, 2009, after a bird strike destroyed the engines. As a result, he was able to save all 155 passengers and crew. His heroics were captured in the 2016 film "Sully," directed by Clint Eastwood and starring Tom Hanks. 

Sullenberger retired from flying in 2010. He was inducted into the National Aviation Hall of Fame in September 2025.

"Just as he was the same steady person before and after Flight 1549, he is the same steady person now, before and after this diagnosis," his wife Lorrie added, saying that the couple is living each day with “hope” and “joy."

He decided to use his platform to let others going through this that they are not alone.

"I have spent my life in service, in the U.S. Air Force, as a commercial airline pilot, an accident investigator, and as the U.S. Ambassador to ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization),” Sullenberger told PEOPLE. "I have advocated for the safety of the traveling public for decades. And, of course, after the landing of Flight 1549 in the Hudson River, I used the greater voice afforded to me by ‘The Miracle on the Hudson’ to further aviation safety by speaking out on the many issues facing the industry.”

“I was proud to work with many colleagues, fighting for increased pilot training, more pilot rest, in favor of the two-pilot rule, on increased technology issues, and more," he added. "This new phase of my life has challenged what it means to be of service. And the answer is to speak up. It is my hope that by sharing this, other families living in the shadows with this disease will feel they too can step forward. And about hope. So many people told us after Flight 1549, that the outcome gave them hope. Lorrie, my incredible partner of 37 years, says we can all use a little of that hope right now.”

An arrest warrant has been issued for Bill Belichick‘s daughter-in-law.

Jennifer Schmitt Belichick, who is the wife of Bill's son Steve Belichick, failed to appear for a scheduled court appearance, which led to a Brunswick District Court judge in North Carolina issuing an arrest warrant on Monday, July 13, PEOPLE reports. The hearing was due to a traffic violation that occured on May 21 around 5:43 p.m where Jen allegedly drove 88 mph in a 70 mph zone.

According to court records obtained and reviewed by the outlet, officials attempted to contact Jen on the phone after she missed the hearing, but they have been unable to reach her.

A court official who spoke with the California Post said that Jen has a few options to resolve this issue: "She can file a motion to recall the order, hire an attorney to handle the matter for her, or turn herself in."

Jen and Steve have been married since 2017. The two moved to North Carolina after Bill took the head coaching job at the University of North Carolina and hired his son to serve as the defensive coordinator. Steve previously worked with Bill on the New England Patriots’ coaching staff from 2012 to 2023. 

Jen has made headlines over the last few years, specifically regarding Bill's relationship with Jordon Hudson, who is 25-years-old. She criticized Hudson for her behavior during Bill's infamous CBSSunday Morning interview. Comedian Nikki Glaser came to Hudson's defense, saying that she was just acting as Bill's publicist, but Jen fired back.

“Publicists act professionally and don’t ‘storm’ off set, delaying an interview,” Jen wrote on Instagram at the time.

She then reportedly went on a "nearly hour-long profanity-laced tirade" following one of UNC's games in 2025.

2025 was the year of horror. Between films like Sinners and Weapons taking over the box office and Oscar wins and nominations, the genre is quickly becoming a fan favorite among cinephiles and moviegoers. This year is no different. We’ve seen the hype of films like Ready or Not 2: Here I Come, Obsession and now Backrooms. And while horror films are still doing well in theaters, many are now getting earlier digital release dates, typically available for rent 2-3 months after their theatrical release.

A24’s latest horror film, Backrooms, which was co-produced by Blumhouse, hit theaters on May 29. It took the box office by storm, earning over 81 million opening weekend and grossing $350 million globally on a $10 million budget. As of today, July 14, the film is officially available for rent and digital release. This comes less than two weeks after the film's extended cut was released in theaters on July 3.

Directed by Kane Parsons, A24’s youngest director at just 20 years old, the film follows Clark, a lonely furniture store owner and failed architect who discovers another dimension beyond the store. Clark’s therapist, Mary, sets out to find him after his disappearance, venturing into the unknown. Parsons created the film after the success of his Backrooms web series on YouTube. “The places I’ve always been most fascinated by are the ones that see little (or ideally) no active foot traffic,” Parsons tells Dazed in an interview. “Industrial back corridors, storage rooms, crawlspaces, emergency exits, vacant offices, dead malls, or just plainly bizarre and outdated architecture hidden out of view from the public. Areas that rarely see use, but haven’t yet completely rotted away in abandonment.”

Backrooms is available for purchase for $24.99 or for rent for $19.99 on multiple streaming platforms, including Amazon Prime, Apple TV, YouTube and Fandango. While it doesn’t have an official release date for other streaming platforms, it is expected to hit HBO Max or Peacock later this year.

If you are a hot sleeper, you know the struggle of getting some good quality sleep during the summer. This is why switching to more lightweight bedding during the warmest months of the year is an absolute must. If you have been in the market for a new bedspread for the summertime, this new option at Costco might be just what you need. It's chic, breathable and affordable, too.

The Avocado Herringbone 3-Piece Organic Cotton Coverlet Set is a chic bedroom upgrade that's perfect for hot sleepers. Made from 100 percent organic cotton, this coverlet set is breathable and comfortable, especially in the summertime. It helps you feel cozy at night without being too warm. Each set comes with one coverlet and two coordinating pillow shams.

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This coverlet set comes in two neutral colors, either cream or gray, making it easy to incorporate into any home's interior design scheme. Each set also features a chic herringbone stitching that really elevates the look of the bedding. It honestly looks far more expensive than it actually is!

This coverlet set is designed for easy maintenance, as it is machine washable. Throw it in the wash on a cold, gentle cycle with like colors. From there, tumble dry on low and remove promptly. You can warm iron as necessary. And that is it!

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Members love this coverlet set, appreciating it for its lightweight, breathable fabric and beautiful style.

"So unbelievably happy to see organic cotton things popping up at Costco," wrote one fan in a five-star review on Costco.com. "I bought the avocado throw blanket and loved that (so soft, great summer throw) so I bought this as well. Overall, I am happy with it. It looks beautiful on my bed. The color and texture/pattern look way more expensive than the price. I will say, it's not the softest cotton in the world, but it's not scratchy either…very functional and will be good for summer. More offerings like this, please! Thank you, Costco!"

You can find this coverlet set on Costco.com. The queen size retails for $56.99, and the king size retails for $66.99.

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If you’re looking to boost your protein intake, but eating lots of steak or chugging protein shakes isn’t your style, Campbell’s may have a new solution for you. Since 1869, the brand has become synonymous with pantry staples, and now it’s leaning into the protein trend with its latest launch. 

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A new line of protein soups from Campbell’s features ingredients like slow-simmered bone broth, white-meat chicken, quinoa, beans, and lentils to provide 20 grams of protein per can. The five new offerings combine fan-favorite flavors with added boosts of both protein and fiber and are easy to spot in the soup aisle as they have a green label on the can as opposed to the familiar Campbell’s red. 

In fact, this is one of only a few times Campbell’s has deviated from its classic red and white soup can labels, which debuted in 1898. In 2012, the brand launched a limited-edition series of condensed tomato soup cans with labels inspired by Andy Warhol’s iconic work. 

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The new protein soup line seeks to “tap into trending flavors consumers are seeking,” says the brand, giving fans what they crave, as 71% of Americans surveyed in a 2024 study shared that they want to add more protein to their diets. The five new soup flavors are listed below:

• Homestyle Chicken & Rotini features slow-simmered bone broth, white-meat chicken, carrots, celery, navy beans, and pasta.
• Italian-Style Wedding is made with slow-simmered bone broth, meatballs, carrots, spinach, pasta, and navy beans.
• Lemon Pepper Chicken is hearty with slow-simmered bone broth, white-meat chicken, carrots, chickpeas, rice, corn, celery, and kale.
• Southwest Black Bean features bold Southwest-inspired flavors, including slow-simmered bone broth, black beans, tomatoes, and bell pepper.
• Mediterranean Lentil is a vibrant blend of slow-simmered bone broth, lentils, tomato, carrots, red peppers, chickpeas, onions, and spinach.

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“New Campbell’s Protein Soups deliver the nutrition consumers are looking for from a brand they trust,” said Benjamin Crook, Senior Vice President, Soup & Broth at The Campbell's Company. “With the goodness of bone broth and other delicious ingredients, we’ve created a satisfying soup that provides 20 grams of protein and a good source of fiber in every can. As consumers increasingly seek foods that offer both great taste and meaningful nutrition, this innovative product line will bring excitement and drive consumers to the soup category.” 

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Electric Light Orchestra's 1979 album, Discovery, led to a last-minute addition that would become one of the group's Top 10 hits on the charts and a staple with a comical story behind a misheard lyric.

"Don't Bring Me Down" became a smashing success for the group as their second highest-charting single in the UK, but also landed them at No.4 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. At the time, the band decided to move away from their usual sound and go for a more disco vibe with their new album. Frontman Jeff Lynne was the one behind "Don't Bring Me Down," and once called it a "great big galloping ball of distortion."

During the creation of the album, Lynn was at a standstill as to where to head next with finishing "Don't Bring Me Down." Engineer Reinhold Max suggested that Lynn "just boogie out for the night" and do the track without strings, a first for the band.

Drummer Bev Bevan was also asked to develop a beat, but didn't want to take part int he jame session for "no reason," and they instead looped his drums on a tape. Lynne would compose the track's music on a piano with no string instruments also due to a developing issue.

"This was the first song I did without any strings. It was exciting to work with them when we started, but [after] six albums, I got fed up with them. There was also trouble with the unions. They’d stop playing before the end of the song if the end of the hour was approaching. Now they aren’t so rude since there are samplers and everything," he said, according to Far Outmagazine.

After developing some lyrics about a girl who thought she was better than her boyfriend, the song came together. Lynn explained in the liner notes of the 2001 reissue of the album, “I wrote it at the last minute [because] I felt there weren’t enough loud ones on the album. This was just what I was after."

"Don't Bring Me Down" became a staple on the radio, but it also has one of the most misheard lyrics, which many fans interpret as the word "Bruce." In reality, Lynn added a cute count-in during its creation despite the track not needing one. He made up the word "groos" to fill the gap in the vocals, and was later told by the engineer that it means "greetings" in German. Lynn thought it was lovely and kept it, but during concerts, the fans misinterpreted it as "Bruce" and led the singer to sing the same misheard lyrics.

Alongside the misheard word, the track also includes the real-life sound of a door closing, which was a metal fire door at MusiclandStudio. "Don't Bring Me Down" also became the unofficial theme song for the NASA Skylab space station in 1979.

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For nearly a decade, Marvel fans have watched the Hulk get smaller. Not physically, but in every way that made him terrifying: since Thor: Ragnarok and Avengers: Endgame, the rampaging monster gave way to "Smart Hulk", a friendly physicist in glasses who talks through his feelings. Fans have been vocal about wanting the monster back. On July 10, the new trailer for Spider-Man: Brand New Day gave him to them.

The scene is built a little bit like a horror reveal. Mark Ruffalo's Bruce Banner appears as a physics professor wearing a gamma inhibitor device, and he hands Peter Parker a simple instruction: "If you see me with this off, run." The trailer then makes good on the warning, showing Banner transform right in front of Spider-Man, who responds with the already much-memed line, "I didn't know you could get that big."

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This is not Smart Hulk having a bad day. Hasbro's tie-in toy line confirms this is the Savage Hulk, the mindless, rampaging incarnation, returning to the MCU, and the trailer offers the first real look at him. Fans have wanted Hulk back to his monstrous ways through several evolutions of the character, and, as Comicbook.com said, the trailer "finally delivers the savage Hulk we've wanted for a decade." The last time audiences saw an uncontrolled public rampage was the Hulkbuster fight in 2015's Avengers: Age of Ultron 11 years ago. For fans who grew up on that version of the character, the wait has probably fely longer than that.

The MCU has never staged a Spider-Man versus Hulk fight, which makes this trailer a first in franchise history. And the Hulk does not appear to be acting alone: he seems to be under the control of an unseen foe, widely theorized to be Sadie Sink's still-unrevealed character.

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Then there is the color question. Sony's own Spidey Tracker site briefly showed the Hulk as grey rather than green, which would mark the first non-green Hulk in MCU history. Tom Holland fanned the flames in a Fandango interview by blurting "Hulk is green," only for Zendaya to counter, "Is he though?"

The trailer has some other exciting reveals. Jon Bernthal's Punisher appears, and a passing mention of Ned and MJ graduating from MIT confirms a four-year time jump since Spider-Man: No Way Home, meaning Peter has spent four years alone in a world that forgot him.

The movie opens July 31, three weeks after the trailer's release, and Sony clearly saved its biggest swing for last. A decade of Smart Hulk taught audiences to see Banner as safe, but this trailer just put the friendliest neighborhood hero in the rampaging Hulk's path.

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The beloved 2000s supergroup Tomahawk has announced a limited-edition vinyl release of their debut album. The news was shared right before the group sets out on their 25th anniversary trek.

It has been nearly 13 years since the last time Tomahawk found themselves on the road, with their last trek supporting their 2013 album Oddfellows. The new run, dubbed A Huge Waste Of Your Time And Money Tour, will travel to 20 U.S. cities, commencing on July 18 in Nashville, Tennessee and concluding a month later on August 16 in Los Angeles, California. Joining the supergroup for support is the '80s rock band Melvins.

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A Huge Waste Of Your Time And Money Tour serves as the official supporting celebration for the 25th anniversary of their self-titled debut album. In honor of the milestone, Tomahawk is selling brand-new limited-edition vinyl pressings of the record, which will be available for purchase at each stop of the tour.

Each city will feature an exclusive mystery pressing with several unique color variants. The vinyl records will be sold blindly at the shows on a first-come, first-served basis, with each venue strictly capped at only 20 copies.

July 18 — Nashville, TN — Brooklyn Bowl
July 20 — Austin, TX — Emo’s
July 21 — Dallas, TX — Granada Theater
July 23 — New Orleans, LA — House of Blues
July 24 — Atlanta, GA — Buckhead Theatre
July 26 — Washington, DC — 9:30 Club
July 27 — Philadelphia, PA — Union Transfer
July 28 — Brooklyn, NY — Brooklyn Steel
July 30 — Boston, MA — House of Blues
July 31 — Buffalo, NY — Electric City
Aug 1 — Cleveland, OH — House of Blues
Aug 3 — Detroit, MI — The Fillmore
Aug 4 — Chicago, IL — The Riviera Theatre
Aug 5 — Minneapolis, MN — First Avenue
Aug 7 — Denver, CO — Ogden Theatre
Aug 8 — Salt Lake City, UT — The Union Event Center
Aug 10 — Portland, OR — Pioneer Courthouse Square
Aug 11 — Seattle, WA — The Showbox
Aug 12 — Seattle, WA — The Showbox
Aug 14 — San Francisco, CA — The Warfield
Aug 15 — Los Angeles, CA — The Belasco
Aug 16 — Los Angeles, CA — The Belasco

Tomahawk was formed in 1999 by vocalist Mike Patton of Faith No More and Mr. Bungle, guitarist Duane Denison of The Jesus Lizard, drummer John Stanier of Helmet and Battles and bassist Trevor Dunn of Mr. Bungle. Since its conception, the band has released five studio albums, continuously pushing the boundaries of alternative metal and experimental rock with their aggressive, cinematic arrangements.

Tickets for A Huge Waste Of Your Time And Money Tour are still available for purchase on the band's official website.

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If you were a ‘90s kid, there’s a solid chance Totino’s Pizza Rolls were an after-school snack staple in your household. Turns out, the brand is still going strong and has developed far beyond classic flavors like cheese and pepperoni.

In fact, according to a popular junk food news account called CandyHunting on Facebook and Instagram, Totino’s just launched three new Blasted flavors: Zesty Limón Blasted Pepperoni, Garlic Parm Blasted Pepperoni, and Nacho Boom Blasted Cheese.

Looking at the comments, it’s very clear that Totino’s Pizza Roll fans are pumped about these new mouth-watering selections. “I want all of them,” one user wrote. “This is why my back ain’t getting smaller,” joked another. 

“These look ridiculous in the best way,” a third person chimed in, while a fourth echoed, “Take all my money!” One international fan even inquired how to ship them to Australia!

In addition to drooling over the three new flavors, fans also couldn’t help but reminisce about Totino’s Pizza Rolls flavors from yesteryear. 

“Who remembers the ranch ones? Those were elite!” one fan asked. “They’re doing everything except bringing back the Taco Pizza Rolls,” a second fan argued.

A third person wrote, "I miss the ham and cheese ones," while a fourth mused, "Bring back the plain sausage!"

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Created by Minnesota food entrepreneur Jeno Paulucci in the 1960s, Totino’s Pizza Rolls were later acquired by Pillsbury and then General Mills. Nowadays, the bite-sized frozen snack comes in classic flavors like Pepperoni, Triple Cheese, Combination, Supreme, Triple Meat, and Triple Pepperoni.

Totino’s has also expanded into breakfast with its Breakfast Pizza Rolls, featuring savory fillings like bacon, egg, and cheese.

Totino’s Pizza Rolls are available at major retailers including Walmart, Target, Kroger, Amazon, Costco, and many local grocery stores nationwide.

Domino's Pizza has unveiled a new lava cake flavor!

The popular fast-food chain announced on Tuesday, July 14, that customers will be able to purchase S'mores Lava Cakes, which will begin to roll out across the United States on July 27. Domino's rewards members will receive early access beginning on July 20.

"Each order of S'mores Lava Cakes comes with three decadent oven-baked graham cracker cakes oozing with a chocolatey chip and gooey marshmallow-flavored filling, and topped with a dash of powdered sugar," Domino's detailed in a press release.

A three-piece order of the sweet treat can be purchased through the Mix and Match deal for $6.99.

"Customers already love our Chocolate Lava Cakes, so we wanted to take that experience a step further with a flavor that's both nostalgic and irresistible," Kate Trumbull, Domino's executive vice president – chief marketing officer, said. "S'mores Lava Cakes bring together everything people love about the classic treat – melty chocolate, gooey marshmallow and graham cracker flavor – without having to chop firewood, start a fire or apply bug spray."

Customers will also have the option to build their own lava cake flights, choosing between the new S'mores flavor and the original chocolate lava cake.

"The update I’ve been waiting for!," one person posted regarding the new flavor.

When Folarin Balogun was given a red card during the United States’ win over Bosnia and Herzegovina in the World Cup Round of 32, Domino's gave away approximately $1 million worth of pizza.

Why?

It was through a promotional event called “Emergency Pizzas for Red Card,” which said that if any player on the United States national soccer team is given a red card during a game, a select number of people would receive a coupon for free or discounted pizza. 

Chicago P.D.is going international.

One of network television’s most popular crime procedurals is finally expanding its streaming footprint.

Chicago P.D. is quietly making its way onto Netflix for the first time ever, giving fans a new way to dive into the high-stakes world of the Intelligence Unit. 

The Dick Wolf-created series, known for its gritty storytelling, intense action and character-driven drama, set amid the backdrop of the Windy City, has built a loyal following over more than a decade on air. 

Previously, the series has only been able to stream on NBC’s streaming platform, Peacock; however, it’s now following in the footsteps of its sister shows, Chicago Fire and Chicago Med, which both had brief stints on Netflix.

The catch, however, is that the Netflix release will only be international, as What’s on Netflix reports that fans in the United Kingdom, Latin America and Europe will be able to tune in starting on Aug. 1

“We can currently confirm that Netflix UK and Netflix France are definitely on the roster, alongside a broader rollout across much of Europe, including the Netherlands and Spain. We can also see it’s set to release in Latin America, including Brazil, and in other global territories, such as some Asian territories and Australia,” the outlet noted.

The series, which premiered on NBC in 2014 as a spinoff of Chicago Fire, marking the second installment in the One Chicago franchise, wrapped up its 13th season this past spring. 

It’s unclear if all 13 seasons of Chicago P.D. will be available for streaming or if it will be limited to select ones.

Chicago P.D. will return this fall for its 14th season, bringing back Jason Beghe as Hank Voight, Patrick John Flueger as Adam Ruzek, Marina Squerciati as Kim Burgess, Benjamin Levy Aguilar as Dante Torres and Arienne Mandi as Eva Imani.

Original cast member LaRoyce Hawkins, who plays fan-favorite Kevin Atwater, is exiting the series and is expected to return for a few episodes in the first half of the season to wrap up his character’s storyline. 

"NBC is the No. 1 most-watched entertainment network on Wednesday nights thanks to the strength of the One Chicago lineup," NBC reported, with Chicago P.D. ranking 13th among most-watched network shows of the 2025-26 season and third overall on NBC.

Unfortunately, Chicago P.D. is reportedly not expected to arrive on Netflix in the U.S. (at least not yet), so you’ll have to opt for re-watching on Peacock or waiting for reruns to air.

Everyone else, get ready to dive into the world of Intelligence and fast-paced police work on Saturday, Aug. 1!

This is how you remind me of what I really am...

Back in the day, many of us were huge fans of Nickelback's radio-friendly hits, such as "Photograph" and, of course, "How You Remind Me."

And now, those same fans are reminded of their allegiance to the nostalgic rock band with news of an upcoming studio album. Nickelback revealed on Tuesday, July 14 that Everything Under The Sun will arrive October 30.

At the same time, the group unveiled a blistering lead single off the LP titled "Rattle the Cage" (feat. John 5), which is available to stream right now on platforms including Spotify. It marks the first taste of the band's powerful new era, as promised in the band's recent news release.

"Are you ready to rattle the cage? ⛓️" reads the caption of the band's Instagram post on Tuesday promoting the new album and single. See below.

Fans have already flooded the post's comments section to show their support for the band and their new music. "My GOD, this was just pure fire!" said one Instagram user in response to the song, while another person commented, "Omggggg LISTENING ON SPOTIFY NOW AND IT'S AMAAAZING🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 OBSESSED <333."

The music video for "Rattle the Cage" is also available on Tuesday and can be viewed below.

True to its title, Everything Under The Sun promises to deliver the complete spectrum of what has made Nickelback such a big name in the rock space. Across the album, fans can expect towering arena-ready anthems collide with reflective songwriting, undeniable melodies, massive guitars and more.

"This album has every side of the band on it,” said founding member Chad Kroeger in a statement. “There are songs that hit as hard as anything we've ever done, songs that take chances, and songs that remind us why we've been doing this together for so long. Rattle The Cage felt like the perfect way to kick the door open - it has the energy we've been feeding off every night on stage, and we can’t wait for people to hear it."

Those with a powerful inner drive are wired to keep going. They don't need constant encouragement or someone reminding them what needs to be done. Once they decide they're working toward something, they're not easily thrown off course. Life may slow them down from time to time, but it rarely stops them for long. Every birth month has its own unique strengths, yet these four are often recognized for their inner drive, which helps them stay focused until they reach the finish line. Read on for beginner-friendly, expert astrology insights.

Real determination usually isn't something you notice right away. It's the person who sticks with a goal after the excitement wears off, finds another way when the first plan doesn't work, and refuses to let a few setbacks decide the outcome. That's a quality that those born in March, June, September, and November possess. They approach life differently, and they all share a stubborn streak that helps them focus on what matters most.

March birthdays have a habit of surprising everyone, especially those who underestimate them. As an intuitive Pisces or a bold Aries, you balance empathy with the courage to take action when it matters. That combination allows March-born people to dream big while still having the determination to turn those dreams into reality. They may not always announce their plans, but they're constantly working toward something meaningful. Once this birth month decides they want something, they're willing to put in the time and effort to make it happen. Worthwhile goals usually take patience, and March-borns hold this truth close.

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People born in June are naturally curious and always looking for ways to improve themselves. They enjoy learning, asking questions, and finding better solutions. When they hit a setback, they usually don't stay discouraged for long. Instead, they adjust their approach and keep going. Their motivation comes from a desire to grow rather than to prove themselves to others. Resonating with either adaptable Gemini or caring Cancer, you bring warmth and curiosity that help people feel at ease. Behind that friendly personality is someone who quietly refuses to give up on the things that matter most.

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Because September people have a steady work ethic, they rarely rush into decisions, but prefer to build their success one step at a time. While others may lose interest halfway through a project, September stays focused until the job is finished. Attuned as an analytical Virgo or a balanced Libra, you enjoy understanding both people and the world around you. That thoughtful mindset helps September-born people stay disciplined, even when progress feels slow. They're dependable because they believe consistency always wins over shortcuts.

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Whether you're an intense Scorpio or an adventurous Sagittarius, you're unafraid to face life's biggest truths. That fearless attitude gives November-borns the confidence to keep pushing forward when others might decide to walk away. If there's one birth month that refuses to quit after a setback, it's November. These individuals often have remarkable emotional strength and determination. Obstacles don't scare them—they challenge them. Even after disappointment, they're usually the first to pick themselves up and start again with even greater focus.

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More than five decades after releasing some of his biggest songs, John Denver is still showing up on the country music charts.

Almost 53 years after dropping his 1973 compilation album, John Denver's Greatest Hits, the country legend returned to the Billboard leaderboards this week, as the record re-entered the Top Country Albums chart at No. 46, according to new standings dated the week of July 18.

It's only the album's second-ever week spent on the Top Country Albums chart, as well as the highest position it's ever reached on that chart.

But back in 1974, the compilation album reigned on the Billboard Hot 100 for three weeks straight, becoming one of Denver's three albums to ever hit No. 1, along with Back Home Again (1974) and Windsong (1975).

The greatest hits album was also one of Denver's chart-toppers when he had two different entries reach No. 1 on the exact same day. On March 30, 1974, John Denver's Greatest Hits reached No. 1 on the Billboard 200, while his popular song "Sunshine on My Shoulders" hit the top spot on the Hot 100, becoming his first song to ever do so.

Over the course of his career, Denver had three other songs hit No. 1 on the Hot 100: "Thank God I'm a Country Boy," "I'm Sorry" and "Annie's Song."

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Denver re-recorded some of his most beloved tracks for his 1973 Greatest Hits album, giving some of the earlier tracks like "Rocky Mountain High" and "Take Me Home, Country Roads" a fresh, updated vibe in order to spice up the original recordings.

"I felt that some of these songs had grown a bit, that I am singing better than I was four or five years ago," Denver explained in the album's liner notes, per American Songwriter. "And that I would like to treat some of the songs a little differently than I had in the original recordings."

He also revealed at the time that the album's track list is made up mostly of song are songs that were "most often requested" at his concerts.

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1. "Take Me Home, Country Roads"
2. "Follow Me"
3. "Starwood in Aspen"
4. "For Baby (For Bobbie)"
5. "Rhymes and Reasons"
6. "Leaving, on a Jet Plane"
7. "The Eagle and the Hawk"
8. "Sunshine on My Shoulders"
9. "Goodbye Again"
10. "Poems, Prayers and Promises"
11. "Rocky Mountain High"

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Country singer RaeLynn has filed for divorce from her husband, Joshua Davis, after more than 10 years of marriage. The two share a daughter, Daisy Rae.

The Voice alum posted a statement on Instagram on Tuesday, July 14, sharing the news.

"After much thought and prayer, I have made the difficult decision to file for divorce," she wrote. "This has not been an easy decision. As a working mom, I am committed to giving my daughter the love, stability, and support she will need while we navigate this next chapter together. I am grateful for the love and encouragement of my family, friends, and fans, and I respectfully ask for privacy as we move forward with grace and compassion."

Court documents obtained by PEOPLE show RaeLynn filed for divorce on June 8, citing irreconcilable differences. She asked the court to designate her the primary residential parent of their daughter.

RaeLynn and Davis married in 2015, tying the knot on February 27 in front of nearly 300 guests, including her former The Voice coach, Blake Shelton, and Gwen Stefani.

She told PEOPLE during a 2020 interview that she slid into his DMs after the two met. They then reconnected at a friend's wedding.

“I’m so thankful that God gave me my person really at a young age,” she told the outlet at the time. “I needed a solid person in my life — and he’s easy on the eyes.”

When they married, Davis was working as a financial advisor, but made the decision to join the Army.

"It's just made us stronger," RaeLynn added. "When he was gone for basic training, I was writing him letters every day. After that 14 weeks [apart], when we saw each other, we cried, and we both were like, 'We can now get through anything.' "

Jennifer Garner is making it clear why she doesn't apologize to her children about work.

The beloved actress, 54, who rose to stardom in the TV series Alias, is currently starring in the Peacock series The Five-Star Weekend. But during a new appearance on Todaywith Jenna & Friends, the mom of three got candid when she explained that she's not willing to say sorry to her kids, Violet, 20, Seraphina, 17, and Samuel, 14, when it comes to a work situation.

Explaining that "work is a part of life," Garner shared that she "gets so much joy from what I do.”

“I really believe that any job I've had I've really loved getting in there and doing the best—I mean, I like to work. I'm a worker bee," she shared. “When they were younger, I struggled with it so much. But now that they're older they're like, ‘Thank you for showing us that work is something to be enjoyed.’ It doesn't have to just be tedious all the time.” 

Check out the video below:

In the comments, parents praised Garner's unapologetic attitude.

"Work ethic and choosing things you enjoy. They don't have to be dream jobs. I don't have to do things, I get to do them," one person said.

"My Dad worked, every night he came home and spent time with us kids. We loved him. Women should never apologize for working. Quality counts more than quantity," another person said.

"Amen! Amen! Amen! We ALL have to work and we have to teach our kids (by our actions) they will need to work. Not just sit around the house and play all day long, watch tv and sleep til lunch!" someone else chimed in.

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The Five-Star Weekend hit Peacock on July 9. Check out the trailer below.

Garner is earning acclaim for her role in The Five-Star Weekend, in which she plays Hollis Shaw, a famous food blogger whose husband tragically died. Looking to brighten her days through her grief, she invites four friends from different stages of her life to her stunning house on Nantucket for a girls' trip.

Back in October, the cast of The Five-Star Weekend made it clear they had the time of their liveson the Nantucket set of the show. Garner and her costars Chloë Sevigny, Regina Hall, Gemma Chan, and D’Arcy Carden headed to the Gaslight in Downtown Nantucket for a little karaoke, and were joined by local Nantucket Ghost Walk guide Bill Jamieson onstage as they performed a rousing rendition of ABBA’s “Dancing Queen,” according to the Nantucket Current.

Check out the hilarious video of the group’s karaoke moment below:

Joe Minella, who runs the Gaslight’s karaoke night, told the Current how Garner and her squad of lovely costars came to take the stage.

“Bill had no idea who he was singing with, he just thought it was some ladies that wanted to sing with him,” Minella told the publication. “What happened was Bill had signed up to sing Dancing Queen, which he does often. And then another lady came up and wanted to sign up to sing Dancing Queen, and she was like ‘we wanna go quickly, and just so you know, I’m with Jennifer Garner.’ And I told her that they could sing Dancing Queen if they wanted to, but Bill had already signed up for it, so they had to sing it with him. So then they all sang it together.”

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One of the late 1970's biggest bands that released hits like "American Girl" and "The Waiting" is climbing the charts, and it's none other than Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers.

Billboard's Artist 100 list has revealed its weekly list of popular artists, with Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers re-entering the charts decades after they originally came onto the scene in 1976. They ranked in at No. 49 on the list, right under one of the 2000s biggest rock bands, Linkin Park.

Out of Gainesville, Florida, came one of the era's biggest groups that released a string of hit anthems that have stood the test of time. The band was originally formed with lead singer and rhythm guitarist Tom Petty, lead guitarist Mike Campbell, keyboardist Benmont Tench, drummer Stan Lynch, and bassist Ron Blair. Over the next few years, the band would go through some lineup changes with Howie Epstein, Scott Thurston, and Steve Ferrone.

What made Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers stand out in an era of unrelenting talent was their hit power pop and pop rock tracks. They released their self-titled debut album in 1976 that would prove to be just write in skyrocketing them to fame.

They released "American Girl," which would become a staple classic rock anthem and was rated among critics as one of Petty's greatest works. While the track had a big rumor behind its inspiration, which Petty later debunked, with the singer having been inspired in while in is apartment.

"I wrote that in a little apartment I had in Encino. It was right next to the freeway and the cars sometimes sounded like waves from the ocean, which is why there's the line about the waves crashing on the beach. The words just came tumbling out very quickly - and it was the start of writing about people who are longing for something else in life, something better than they have," he said, according to SongFacts.

The track was only one of many tracks that the band would become known for on and off the charts. Their track "Refugee" landed at No. 15 on the Billboard Hot 100, with Petty once saying it was one of their toughest that took 100 takes to get right. The 1981 track, "The Waiting," also landed on the charts. Despite the band's popularity, they never had a No.1 hit, with "Don't Do Me Like That" being their highest at No. 10 in 1980.

Throughout their career, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers released 13 studio albums and toured regularly until Petty died in 2017.

“I still really love playing with this band. It’s just such a ridiculously good band; I think that’s what keeps me involved in going out on the road. it keeps me wanting to go out and play. I just really love playing with these guys. I think we all treasure the Heartbreakers; When we actually get together and it’s the Heartbreakers there’s a sense of pride in it. And we know we’re good [laughs], so that’s something to live up to, isn’t it? Every time we go out there we want to be really great," said Petty in 2005.

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When sandal season rolls around, the choices are practically endless — but finding a flip-flop that actually supports your feet all day is another story. Many styles are too flat, too flimsy, or start to wear out after just one season. If you've been settling for cheap foam flip-flops that leave your feet sore by midday, it may be time to upgrade your shoe game.

One option worth considering is the Clarks Women’s Fenner Nerice Flip-Flops available on Amazon. Made from faux leather and designed with Clarks’ signature cushioning, they offer a more supportive, comfortable feel for everyday wear. Right now, they’re also on sale for as low as $21. They’re available in two versatile colors — honey and off-white — so they pair easily with a range of outfits. The sandal sizes range from five to 12.

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The Clarks Fenner Nerice sandals are a step up from basic foam flip-flops thanks to the thoughtfully designed build. The leather upper gives them a slightly more polished look, while the breathable footbed helps reduce the footprint marks that often show up on lower-quality styles, according to reviewers. 

Comfort is another area where these sandals set themselves apart. They feature a cushioned footbed with targeted padding in high-impact areas — like the heel and ball of the foot — where you feel the most pressure when walking. An EVA midsole keeps the sandals lightweight while adding shock absorption and a bit of traction, making them more practical for all-day wear. 

Many Amazon shoppers highlighted the comfort and support as standout features, noting that they can wear the sandals for hours without any pain. “Very comfortable, good arch support,” one buyer shared. Another wrote, “They're so incredibly comfortable, it truly feels like I'm walking on air. Plus, they're surprisingly lightweight, so I barely notice them on my feet.” 

You don’t have to save them for quick errands, either. Many longtime Clarks fans said they wear them for everything from casual outings to relaxing at home. With their versatile design, they pair easily with summer dresses, denim shorts, or lightweight trousers — making them an everyday choice for warm days ahead. 

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When Jack White wrote "Seven Nation Army," he had no idea the song would become an instant rock hit and a cultural phenomenon sung at celebrations and sporting events around the world. With a melody that transcends language, the song's seven-note guitar riff has evolved into one of the most recognizable melodies of the 21st century. A new ESPN documentary tracks how the song went from rock hit to the ultimate stadium, concert, and parade anthem.

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Released in 2003 as the lead single from the album Elephant, "Seven Nation Army" was an immediate rock hit. Jack White wrote the song as a garage rock anthem built around a riff he originally feared might be "too good" to use on a White Stripes record. The simple seven-note riff immediately stood out, quickly becoming one of the defining guitar hooks of the 2000s.

The song went from rock anthem to global phenomenon after Belgian soccer fans began chanting the now-famous riff during matches in the early 2000s. In the new documentary produced by ESPN Originals, White shares that while he appreciated Belgian soccer fans using the melody as a battle cry and defining stadium chant, he initially thought it was a one-off and nothing more would come of it.

Instead, the melody took off, quickly being adopted by sports fans worldwide and transforming "Seven Nation Army" from a rock song into an international tradition.

One of the defining moments in the song's evolution came after Italy won the 2006 FIFA World Cup. During the team's victory celebrations in Berlin, players and supporters repeatedly sang the now-famous "oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh" chant, introducing millions of viewers to the melody as the soundtrack to victory.

That moment helped cement "Seven Nation Army" as soccer's unofficial victory anthem. Since then, fans have chanted the song's melody at FIFA World Cups, UEFA European Championships, and the Olympics. So popular, the chant has spread beyond soccer, becoming a staple at football, baseball, basketball, hockey, and rugby games.

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Part of what makes "Seven Nation Army" so timeless is its simplicity. The seven-note riff is easy to remember, easy to sing, and instantly recognizable. Unlike many stadium chants, it doesn't require fans to know the lyrics or even speak the same language.

That universality has made "Seven Nation Army" one of the few pieces of modern music capable of uniting people through song. Today, the melody has become larger than the song itself, serving as a universal expression of excitement, celebration, and collective identity.

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Hilary Duff is coming clean about her beauty routine!

The "So Yesterday" singer, 38, opened up about her favorite cosmetic procedures during a recent interview with PEOPLE, telling the outlet, "I do all the things."

"I love Botox," she said in the July 6 interview. "I’m obsessed with microneedling and salmon sperm [facials]. It [salmon sperm] works so well."

While salmon sperm facials might sound unusual, the treatment, also known as polydeoxyribonucleotide (PDRN) therapy, has become more popular in recent years and is said to support anti-aging efforts and skin regeneration.

Duff is so pleased with her results that she even admitted to "making" husband Matthew Koma, 39, undergo the treatment with her. "He’s obsessed," she added. "He loves it."

Duff, who recently returned to music after an 11-year hiatus with her album Luck or Something…, has been open about how her beauty routine has changed over the years, telling Allure earlier this month that as a mom of four, her approach is now "less is more."

"My beauty evolution has come a long way," the former Disney Channel star explained. "Less is more. I’ve always heard everyone say that as they age, but it’s true. But that doesn’t mean that it has to be boring. This is more my day-to-day, this is how I like to roll: I curl my lashes, swipe something over my brow and my lid. I do a cheek and a lip, but like very, very minimal."

Duff's way of thinking about her own body has also changed over the years, with the Lizzie McGuire alum explaining the importance of her "stronger not smaller" mantra at the TIME 100 Gala.

“I obviously grew up during that time where all of us were trying to disappear and be waifs, and that’s not natural for my body and for most of our bodies," she told the magazine on the red carpet, adding, "So ‘stronger not smaller’ is a huge, impactful statement that resonates with me. I am strong, and I do have muscles, and I’ve always been a gymnast. I used to be embarrassed of my strength, and I just don’t need to be anymore."