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As over-the-top as some Trader Joe’s items can be, sometimes, shoppers just want to keep things plain and simple! 

Up until late 2024, Trader Joe’s carried plain Toaster Waffles in their freezer section. However, after a voluntary recall related to a potential Listeria contamination, they’ve been missing off shelves. 

Until now, that is! As of February 24, Trader Joe’s is offering its plain Toaster Waffles once more. Per the official website, “Our freezers have long been a destination for waffle lovers, but until now, there’s been a notable gap: a truly plain waffle that plays well with everything. Trader Joe’s Toaster Waffles step neatly into that space.

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The site adds, "Made in Belgium (where they know a thing or two about waffles), these Waffles are built for the Toaster first and foremost; while classic Belgian waffles are thick with deep pockets, these are thinner, with shallow pockets. Crafted with whole eggs, wheat flour, and oat flour, they deliver a tender, satisfying bite and a subtle sweetness that works equally well with sweet or savory toppings.”

While they are designed to go straight from the freezer to the toaster, you can easily pop them in the air fryer or oven. No matter what, these waffles are designed to crisp up quickly and evenly. 

Related: Trader Joe’s Just Gave Its Mini Sheet Cake a Tropical Twist

Retailing for $2.79 for an 8.46-ounce box (eight waffles), Trader Joe’s recommends eating them with butter and syrup, topped with fresh fruit and yogurt, or with mashed avocado and a fried egg.

Other Trader Joe’s waffle flavors include Belgian pearl sugar, blueberry, cinnamon raisin, mini buttermilk, and gluten-free waffles.

If you're simply not a waffle person, you can choose from popular frozen breakfast staples at Trader Joe’s like hash brown patties, breakfast burritos, egg frittatas, and mini pancake bites.

Neve Campbell thought she was closing the door on the Scream franchise for good after turning down Scream 6. She stepped away from playing Sidney Prescott after declining the film over what she described as an inequitable pay offer.

She is back for Scream 7, which hits theaters on February 27. Ahead of the film's debut, she opened up about the decision she made for Scream 6. She doesn't regret it.

On February 24, Campbell talked about her decision with Gayle Kingon CBS Mornings.

Campbell revealed that when she chose to reject the offer she received to do Scream 6, "I thought that was it. I knew that there was a good chance that would be it."

She stands by her decision, but she admits she was sad about it. "When I knew they were having their first day of shooting and I wasn't there, I was like, 'That sucks.' But at the same time I knew that my decision was right," Campbell explained.

In turning down the offer she received for Scream 6, Campbell explained, "I just didn't think I could live with myself walking on set. I just didn't feel right."

Campbell added, "I just knew that my value to this franchise was bigger than what had been offered. For me, I needed to make that choice."

What Campbell shared in her new interview echoes what she said in 2022 regarding her absence from Scream 6.

As People noted, in 2022 Campbell issued a statement explaining her "very difficult decision" regarding not returning for the sixth installment of the franchise.

"Sadly I won't be making the next Scream film. As a woman I have had to work extremely hard in my career to establish my value, especially when it comes to Scream," Campbell stated.

She continued, "I felt the offer that was presented to me did not equate to the value I have brought to the franchise."

While she turned down the offer to do Scream 6, Campbell indicated she would be open to a return to the franchise later on. She was prepared that she may not receive that opportunity. However, Campbell was pleased with the respectful offer she received to reprise her iconic role of Sidney Prescott in Scream 7.

If the Scream franchise keeps going, Campbell indicates she's interested in continuing to play Sidney, given the right offer.

Everything keeps coming up roses for B.K. Borison readers. Not only did the New York Times bestselling author just release her new book, And Now, Back to You, but she also dropped major news about a movie adaptation of its predecessor, First-Time Caller.

“Big day for Heartstrings lovers,” Borison captioned a Tuesday, February 24, Instagram post announcing the film. “Truly didn’t even ever think to dream this big. Thankful to @acupofhappyproductions for believing in this book. Grab your popcorn and your pineapplepizza, babes. We’re going to the movies.”

Borison also reacted to the news in a statement to Variety on Tuesday.

“This story is so special to me, and I’m thrilled to be partnering with A Cup of Happy Productions to bring these characters to life,” she said. “I wrote this book as a love letter to love and I simply can’t wait to see it on the screen.”

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First-Time Caller and And Now, Back to You are both part of the Heartstrings book series, which is inspired by Nora Ephron’s ‘90s romanticcomedies. The announcement about the First-Time Caller film came just hours after Borison released its follow-up novel, And Now, Back to You.

Released in February 2025, First-Time Caller introduces readers to Heartstrings, Baltimore’s fictional romance hotline. In the Sleepless in Seattle retelling, jaded radio host Aiden Valentine and single mom Lucie Stone find their happily ever after when Lucie’s daughter calls into the station seeking dating advice for her mother. First-Time Caller made the New York Times bestsellers list and is a finalist for Book of the Month’s Lolly Award.

And Now, Back to You follows competing meteorologists Jackson Clark and Delilah Stewart as the total opposites work together to cover a historic snowstorm. The When Harry Met Sally-inspired story finds the pair exploring their chemistry and catching feelings along the way.

An as-yet-untitled third book in the Heartstrings series is expected to be released in early 2027. The novel will be Borison’s take on You’ve Got Mail.

Prior to announcing the First-Time Caller adaptation, Borison celebrated And Now, Back to You hitting bookshelves.

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“And now, back to you. Always right back to you,” she wrote via Instagram on Tuesday. “The second book in the Heartstrings series is now officially yours. Last night someone asked me what I hope you take away from this book and I said this: I hope when you finish the last page, you feel cozy and cared for, and you realize that there’s not a single thing you need to change about yourself to be worthy of the love you deserve. Welcome back to Heartstrings, baby. Baltimore’s romance hotline.”

Borison is also the author of the Ghosted series. Its first book, Good Spirits, became an instant No. 1 New York Times bestseller upon its October 2025 release. The second novel, Grim Tidings, will be out later this year on September 15.

Borison first rose to popularity with the Lovelight series, which includes Lovelight Farms, In the Weeds, Mixed Signals and Business Casual.

Dropkick Murphys are set to perform a free acoustic memorial concert in Minneapolis next month to honor the lives of Alex Pretti and Renée Good.

The March 6 performance will take place near the site where Pretti, a 37-year-old VA ICU nurse and Minneapolis resident, was killed. The concert will begin at 1 p.m. and is intended as an afternoon of remembrance and community solidarity.

In addition to Dropkick Murphys’ acoustic set, several local artists are scheduled to perform, including Wild Colonial Bhoys, DJ Jacques, Kiss the Tiger, Sophie Hiroko, Chutes, Laamar, Obi Original and The Shackletons.

Ken Casey, frontman of Dropkick Murphys, said ahead of the event, “We are so proud of how Minnesota stood up and met this moment and we are so sad for the community and for the Pretti and Good families for what they've gone through, so it is an honor to come down and be able to play some music for the people and let them know we stand in solidarity with them.”

The concert will also be livestreamed globally for free at AbolishICE.live, with additional streaming support from Meidas Touch.

Organizers say the event will serve both as a memorial and a fundraiser. Proceeds and donations connected to the concert will benefit organizations assisting families, small businesses and community members in the Twin Cities area.

Beneficiaries include:

• Neighbors Helping Neighbors rent assistance fund
• Show Up for Eat Street small business fundraiser
• Immigrant Law Center
• South Minneapolis Families Fund

Local leaders emphasized the healing intent of the gathering.

Anna Schmitz, Executive Director of Whittier Alliance, said, “We're looking forward to having a time for the community to come together to honor Alex's life and show the strength, resilience, and beauty of this neighborhood.”

Jacob Thomas, Communications Director for Common Defense and a Minneapolis resident, added, “Minnesota has endured so much tragedy over these past few months and yet through it all, Minneapolis stood strong, protected our neighbors, and cared for each other. The impact on the community, however, will be long-lasting. This concert provides a space for the community to come together to honor Alex and Renee and to raise needed funds to help.”

Mary Corcoran, Co-Founder of Save America Movement, said the memorial concert is meant to create a space for reflection and unity while raising support for affected families.

Concert Details

What: Alex Pretti & Renée Good Memorial Concert (Free Acoustic Performance)
Who: Dropkick Murphys & Local Minneapolis Artists
When: March 6, 2026, starting at 1 p.m.
Where: Memorial site in Minneapolis near Eat Street
Livestream: AbolishICE.live

Dropkick Murphys, formed in 1996, have released multiple Billboard Top 10 albums and are widely known for their double-platinum hit “I'm Shipping Up to Boston.” The Boston-based band has long blended Celtic-influenced rock with social themes and community activism.

The memorial performance comes amid new music from the band. On March 17, Dropkick Murphys will release an eight-song split EP with hardcore band Haywire titled New England Forever. The project will first be available as an exclusive 12-inch vinyl release during the band’s tour, which kicked off on February 9.

The EP’s lead single, “Citizen I.C.E.”, which is a reworking of the group’s 2005 track “Citizen C.I.A.”, was released on February 4 and features both bands.

Hollywood actor Glenn Powell's better-for-you food brand is heading somewhere new. After co-founding Smash Kitchen around pantry staples like condiments and cooking oils, the brand is officially stepping into the snack aisle with its first-ever line of kettle-cooked potato chips.

The move reinforces Smash Kitchen's commitment to real ingredients and to no artificial shortcuts, which helped it stand out in the crowded celebrity food space. According to the brand, the chips are made with USA-grown, non-GMO potatoes and cooked in small batches for added crunch and texture. There are no artificial flavors or artificial colors—just straightforward ingredients and bold seasoning.

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The debut lineup includes four flavors: Classic Sea Salt, American-Style BBQ, Hot Honey BBQ and Rosemary. The range balances traditional snack staples with slightly elevated options, particularly the rosemary variety, which feels more specialty-market than gas-station chip rack.

Smash Kitchen describes the new chips as being built on three simple pillars: great flavors, all-natural ingredients and real crunch. The kettle-style cooking method delivers a thicker, sturdier chip with more texture than standard thin-cut varieties, giving the lineup a premium feel while still staying approachable.

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Kettle-style chips have carved out a strong niche in the snack category, appealing to shoppers looking for thicker, crunchier snacks with more texture and potato flavor. Unlike traditional thin-cut chips, kettle chips are cooked in batches rather than on a continuous conveyor, which creates their signature crunch and slightly irregular shape. The format has become a go-to for brands trying to signal a more premium or small-batch feel, even at mainstream grocery price points. By entering the category with familiar flavors instead of novelty mashups, Smash Kitchen appears to be positioning its chips as everyday staples rather than limited-time flavor experiments.

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Early Buzz Is Building

Initial reaction online suggests fans are already on board. In the comments of a recent Instagram reel announcing the launch, one user called the chips "actually the best," and "So excited they are finally out!!!!!" Others praised the texture and seasoning balance. The immediate social buzz signals that Smash Kitchen's expansion into snacks may resonate just as strongly as its original pantry offerings.

Celebrity-backed food brands don't always translate into repeat grocery buys. But by leaning into simple ingredients and familiar flavors rather than novelty gimmicks, Smash Kitchen appears to be positioning these chips as everyday staples instead of limited-time hype. If the crunch lives up to the promise, Powell's brand may have just found its most snackable hit yet.

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Martin Short’s only daughter, Katherine Short, has died. She was 42 years old.

TMZ reported the news today, Feb. 24, confirming that the “LAPD and Fire Department responded to her Hollywood Hills home Monday, shortly after 6:40 p.m. PT, where she was found deceased.” 

The cause of death was determined to be suicide. 

“It is with profound grief that we confirm the passing of Katherine Hartley Short,” a representative told the outlet. “The Short family is devastated by this loss, and asks for privacy at this time. Katherine was beloved by all and will be remembered for the light and joy she brought into the world.”

The daughter of Short and Nancy Dolman, Katherine was a social worker in Los Angeles and the eldest of two siblings, Henry Short, 36, and Oliver Short, 39.

Though the Short family have yet to resond further, Katherine’s neighbors offered kinds words, reacting to the news and complimenting her home.

According to Us Weekly, a next-door neighbor said Katherine was a “great neighbor and gardener.” The resident who agreed to speak with the publication under anonymity added, “It’s incredibly sad.”

The outlet went on to share that Katherine’s home was well-kept and still displayed holiday decorations for Valentine’s Day, which included a pink wreath and a giant red heart on her front door. 

“She was very nice but this is a quiet neighborhood and to be fair, we don’t see too many neighbors usually out,” a neighbor from two doors down said, adding that Katherine was quiet and that he didn’t hear anything out of the ordinary the day she died. 

A third neighbor told Us Weekly they recalled Katherine sitting on her balcony occasionally and would sometimes trade hellos with each other.

If you or someone you know is struggling with suicidal ideation call or text 988 to connect to the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

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If you’re craving warmer weather but it still looks like winter outside, you don’t have to wait for the forecast to catch up — Walmart has an easy fix, and it’s on sale. The Nafresh Faux Olive Tree is currently marked down to as low as $33 (originally $90) in the 5-foot version, which makes it an easy way to start shifting your home out of blizzard mode. It’s available in three sizes: 5 feet, 6 feet for $43 (was $110), and 7 feet for $48 (was $120).

The tree is designed with a real wood trunk, adjustable branches, visible leaf veins, and small lifelike fruits. It comes in a compact base pot measuring about 5.7 inches in diameter and 4.9 inches high, which makes it easy to slide into a woven basket or ceramic planter. The 5-foot size offers the biggest percentage discount at 63% off. The taller versions are also over 60% off and can work well in entryways, living rooms, or empty corners.

Nafresh Faux Olive Tree, From $33 (was $90) at Walmart

Not only do you not have to worry about a complicated setup, but you also get the visual payoff of a tall indoor tree without being concerned about sunlight, watering schedules, or leaf cleanup. Plus, it instantly fills vertical space, makes empty corners look styled, and adds brightness to any room. For anyone easing out of heavy winter decor, this is an easy update that makes a room feel more finished without actually redecorating.

Shoppers have called the tree “absolutely stunning,” and said it “adds a pop of color.” Others commented on how convincing it looks in person, writing,  “The leaves are soft and look very realistic.” And for anyone who struggles with keeping plants alive, one reviewer noted, “This tree is a savior for a 'plant killer' like me.”

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Real olive trees might not survive a harsh winter, but this one will, and its versatile design likely blends in easily with whatever you already have. You can keep your cozy throws and neutral tones, and place the tree near a window, beside a console, or next to an accent chair to soften the room without doing a full seasonal swap.

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If you’re ready for your home to feel a little lighter, even if the sidewalks are still icy, the Nafresh Faux Olive Tree is a practical place to start. With three height options available at over 60% off, now is a smart time to grab it from Walmart before the seasonal shift really kicks in.

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There is no chore I despise more than laundry. I am perpetually behind on it. I can never keep up. If you can relate, you might be interested in finding laundry-day solutions that make the dreaded task easier, especially sorting and folding. Luckily, Costco has you covered with this chic laundry organizer.

Trinity's Bamboo Laundry Station makes doing laundry a breeze, especially sorting. Available in two styles, either a gray frame or a white frame, this laundry station is as gorgeous as it is functional. It features three dark gray, polyester laundry bags that can slide in and out of their ports easily and completely, thanks to each bag's bamboo trim. This makes it easy to transfer your laundry to the washer and back again.

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Trinity Bamboo Laundry Station, $99.99 at Costco

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In addition to the three separate laundry bags, this organizer also features a chic natural bamboo top. You can use this for sorting, folding, and storing other laundry-day essentials like detergent, dryer sheets and more.

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Costco members love this three-compartment laundry organizer, giving it an average rating of 4.5 stars on Costco.com. Of 113 reviews, 88 gave it five out of five stars on Costco's website.

"LOVE the Trinity Bamboo laundry sorter. It is very sturdy and was easy to assemble. It looks great in my laundry room and I love that the individual bins come totally out to make it easier to load laundry into my washer. So much better than I expected!" said one fan in a five-star review on Costco.com.

"I love this hamper! I had one basket before and each week I sorted it into piles before washing. Now I just drop each piece in the right basket as I go each night. When one bin looks almost. full, I dump all contents into my big washer. It saves me so much time by taking out the sorting. I like the sturdy table top and use it to hold my decorative bed pillows at night. I love that I don't have to open any lids to drop something in a basket. The baskets are great, each with four wooden slats in sleeves like a tent. They are sturdy but light. The color is neutral and really great for my space," raved another fan in a five-star review on Costco.com.

You can find this chic laundry organizer online on Costco.com. This is an online-only offer.

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Brooks Nader is celebrating her birthday month after turning 29 on February 7.

"007 at sea," Nader captioned an Instagram post on Tuesday, Feb. 24. The model wore a slinky black slip dress that featured see-through lace details at the top. The snaps were taken on a yacht during a recent trip to St. Barths.

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Fans loved the look and complimented Nader in the comments section of the post.

"Sexiest lady," one person wrote.

"Warming us New Englanders up after getting over three feet of [snow] dumped on us," someone else added.

"Warn us before you stunt this hard," a third comment read.

"Baddest to do it," a fourth Instagram user said.

The former Dancing With the Stars competitor shared some other photos from her trip to St. Barths, where she partied with her family and friends. That trip kicked off with a medical emergency for Nader, who came down with a bad bout of food poisoning that hit her on the flight.

"If your birthday trip doesn’t start with an ambulance are you even having fun?" Nader captioned a photo dump from that trip. At the time, the Naders shared photos and videos of their sister who was down and out, lying on the floor of a private jet.

“Very touch and go,” Sarah Jane Nader wrote on her Instagram Stories. “Food poisoning: 1. Brooksie: 0."

Thankfully, Brooks made a full recovery and seemed to have a great time in St. Barths.

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After three years away from HGTV, Nate Berkus is making his big comeback to the network.

Entertainment Now reported that Berkus, known for his abilities as an interior designer, filmed a guest judge appearance for the upcoming series, Bachelor Mansion Takeover, which begins airing on March 2. Some of the other guest judges are Bachelorettestar JoJo Fletcher, The O.C. star Rachel Bilson, Bachelor star Sean Lowe, and HGTV personality Christina Haack. Meanwhile Bachelor personalities Tayshia Adams and Tyler Cameron serve as the six-episode show's primary judges.

On February 22, HGTV shared a preview for the upcoming series, which focuses on the Bachelor Mansion getting a serious makeover, in an Instagram post. In the clip, Berkus shared what he's looking for while judging for the new renovation series show.

“Really great interior design is not about what’s expensive or the fanciest option, it’s about what tells a story," said Berkus in the clip.

"Meet your #BachelorMansionTakeover judges! Don't miss the series premiere next Monday (March 2) at 8|7c on HGTV," read the caption of the Instagram post.  

Nate Berkus Gave Interior Design Advice in a November 2025 Interview

According to Entertainment Now, Berkus last filmed for HGTV for his and his husband, Queer Eye star, Jeremiah Brent's show, Nate & Jeremiah Home Project, which ended in 2023 after a two-season run. Brent and Berkus' other HGTV series was Nate and Jeremiah: Save My House, which had a three-season run until 2020.

Berkus gave fans some tips and tricks on how to best design their homes in a November 2025 interview with CBS Mornings. The celebrity interior designer said that he believes "home should tell our stories."

"What I mean by that is not only who we are today, but also who we've been and even possibly more importantly who we aspire to be," said the Foundations author.

In addition, he said he doesn't like "a home that's staged that doesn't feel real."

"However, there are certain things that you can do to contain that kind of chaos and present the home in a way that sort of reflects back to you your your best self," said the HGTV personality in the November 2025 interview.

Berkus also shared that he "hate[s] trends."

"I hate them. I really loathe them. I think they're designed to make us feel bad about what we don't have and to buy stuff we don't need," said Berkus.

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Here's the truth—I didn't really understand the allure of mahjong at first. My mother-in-law plays a standing game with friends and talks about it a lot, but I couldn't really wrap my head around the fun of it. However, mahjong has this sneaky way of pulling you in and the next thing you know, you're hooked. The game is thoughtful without feeling stressful and social without being chaotic (there's already enough chaos in this world).

You're chatting, snacking and catching up, but you're also instinctively plotting your next move. The gentle clack of the tiles and the rhythm of the game make the whole thing feel comforting and a little timeless. It's the kind of activity that turns an ordinary evening into something a bit more meaningful among friends.

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JoyC Brands Deluxe Acrylic Lunar New Year Mahjong Starter Kit, $149 at Sam's Club

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But then there's the aesthetic side of the game, which appeals to my Libra heart. Collecting beautiful mahjong sets can be almost as much fun as playing. A pretty set makes game night feel special before the first tile is even drawn. That's why a Lunar New Year–themed set at Sam's Club feels like such a fun find. It brings a festive, elegant touch to the table while still being something you'll want to display long after the last round is over. In fact, that's probably why this particular set is getting so much attention across social media.

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The set includes everything you need to play. (Minus the friends, of course. You need to supply your crew.) There are the racks, pushers, dice, chips, mat, rulebook and a lovely carrying case that comes with a matching tile bag.

Mahjong aficionados are loving how vibrant the set is, turning it into decor rather than just setting it up for game night.

"I love the horse and vibrant red," says a Sam's Club shopper in their review. "It is not only stunning in looks, but appears to be high quality and impressive. The bag and misc. items are certainly a plus. It was my first Mahjong purchase so I have nothing to compare it to, but I'm certainly enjoying it as a center piece in my game room. I don't take it down after use because it is so appealing to the eyes."

That feels like high praise, no?

Customers who say the Sam's Club set offers good value for the price aren't wrong. While $149 sounds like a lot to plunk down for a game, mahjong sets can cost over $500 elsewhere. Like the Oh My Mahjong Board Game Bundle at Anthropologie, which costs $540. (Yikes!) Is it a gorgeous set? Absolutely! But if you're new to the game, you're probably going to want to start with something a little more affordable, like this JoyC Brands set from Sam's.

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Demi Lovato is about to kick off her It's Not That Deep Tour in just a matter of weeks—but there was a point in time that she never thought she'd be on the road again.

The longtime musician, 33, recently admitted that she had a change of heart about touring after telling The Hollywood Reporterin 2024 that fans would probably not see her on the road again. But in a new interview, Lovato says any hardships that touring brings are worth it to make the connection with her fans.

"I think what's difficult for people to understand is how taxing it can be on the body, on the mind, so that's the reason, probably, why I said that," Lovato told People in a piece published on Tuesday (Feb. 24).

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She continued, "It's just a lot of work, but the reward of playing in front of your fans and getting to see their reactions to my new music, to older songs... It's the feeling when I see a fan crying through a smile because they're so excited to be there."

Lovato added that seeing the reaction from her fans leaves her "speechless and so grateful" and is what she's looking forward to the most.

"There's no words for it," she said. "As hard as touring can be, it is so much fun, and that's what I'm looking forward to is the connection with my fans."

As for how she's preparing for hitting the road, Lovato says she's been in the gym working on cardio and building muscle.

"There's a lot of training that goes into touring. I've been for the past few months in the gym making sure I'm doing a lot of cardio so I'm not out of breath when I sing and dance at the same time," Lovato explained.

She added, "Also, you want to make sure that you prepare your muscles so I have some back issues and getting my glutes and my quads strong so that I'm protecting my body. And then of course, rehearsing. I'm going to rehearse a lot for this tour, so there's a lot of work that goes into it and it's going to be so worth it. I can't wait."

The It's Not That Deep Tour kicks off in Orlando on April 13th and runs through late May.

While looking back on her tumultuous final season of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Lisa Rinna says she now regrets returning to film just three days after her mother Lois’ death at 93 — admitting she believes stepping away wasn’t truly an option.

At the time, Rinna, 62, pushed through production despite overwhelming grief, but she now recognizes she was in shock, a reality she says shaped the anger and tears viewers saw play out onscreen.

"It was very cathartic for me to write this book and to just tell my side of the story," she said on the Dinner's On Me Podcast, hosted by Jesse Tyler Ferguson, about her new memoir, You Better Believe I'm Gonna Talk About It. "To tell what was going on with me and how I felt about it, 'cause there was so much speculation at that time. And imagine grieving your mother's death in public. Like the whole thing was just a really bad, perfect storm."

Reflecting on the tough time in her life, she wished the season had gone differently. "You know, it was just really unfortunate. In hindsight, it would've been better if I had said, guys, listen, I'm gonna take this season off. I'm just gonna take a break," she said.

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Returning to work so soon after Lois died was a mistake Rinna now believes. "You don't know what you're doing. And, in hindsight, if I just said, you know what, lemme take this time. If I can come back, great. If not, I'll come back next season. But I'm a worker bee, you know, I don't think like that. I'm like, I have a contract, I gotta go to work," she recalled.

While it would have been better if she had taken that route, Rinna, who has been in the entertainment business for decades, knew producers wouldn't have allowed it. "They would've said, no, you have a contract, we'll sue you if you don't come to work," she said. "No, they needed me. I also knew that they needed me on the show at this point, so it was not gonna be like, oh, sure, sweetie. Go, go. Take your time." 

Disney loves their musical and they really love their hit musicals. Shows like High School Musical was such a hit for Disney Channel, it spawned sequels, a spinoff series, a television spinoff series, as well as foreign adaptations of the films. Enter the 2015 film, Descendants, which not only combined Disney's successful musical format, but also the company's branded lineup of characters ranging from their classics - Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella, and Snow White - to their modern counterparts - Mulan and Jafar. Descendants would spawn four additional films including the upcoming Wicked Wonderland.

Here's everything we know so far about Descendants: Wicked Wonderland.

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What is Descendants about?

The original star-studded Descendants musical film (2015) follows the offspring of various Disney royalty as they navigate high school. In the first film, Belle (Keegan Connor Tracy) and the Beast (Dan Payne) are now King and Queen and their son, Ben (Mitchell Hope), makes his first proclamation - allow four children from the Isle of the Lost to live away from their villainous parents with him and the good people of Auradon. The four teens include Jay (Booboo Stewart), the son of Jafar (Maz Jobrani), Evie (Sofia Carson), the daughter of the Evil Queen (Kathy Najimy), Carlos (Cameron Boyce), the son of Cruella de Vil (Wendy Raquel Robinson), and Mal (Dove Cameron), the daughter of Maleficent (Kristin Chenoweth).

Other parents and their offspring in the movie included Cinderella's Fairy Godmother (Melanie Paxson) and her daughter, Jane (Brenna D'Amico), Sleeping Beauty's Prince Phillip and Aurora and their daughter, Audrey (Sarah Jeffrey), Dopey's son, Doug (Zachary Gibson), Cinderella and Prince Charming's son, Chad (Jedidiah Goodacre), and Mulan and Li Shang's daughter, Lonnie (Dianne Doan) as well as local reporter Snow White (Stephanie Bennett).

What is Descendants: Wicked Wonderland about?

Descendants: Wicked Wonderland explores what “happily ever after” really means for Red (Kylie Cantrall) and Chloe (Malia Baker) following their time-traveling adventures in the 2024 film, Descendants: The Rise of Red. Set primarily in present-day Wonderland with a host of new and familiar characters, Descendants: Wicked Wonderland delves into the warning from the previous movie: There are consequences when you alter the fabric of time. 

How many movies are there in the Descendants franchise?

Including Descendants: Wicked Wonderland, there are a total of five movies in the franchise as well as a prequel spinoff, animated spinoff, television special, and most recently, a live tour smash-up of Descendants and Zombies which will have a second run this year with Camp Rock added to the lineup featuring stars from all three franchises.

Is Descendants: Wicked Wonderland the Final Movie in the Franchise?

Unlikely. It is the fifth installment in the franchise and as this movie deals with consequences of time travel, it's more than likely that will have a ripple effect creating more consequences down the line. IfDescendants: Wicked Wonderlandis successful (and likely will be), we'll probably see more Descendants movies in the future.

Who's in the cast of Descendants: Wicked Wonderland?

• Kylie Cantrell as Princess Red
• Malia Baker as Chloe
• Brandy Norwood as Cinderella
• Paolo Montalban as King Charming
• Rita Ora as Queen of Hearts
• Joel Oulette as Robbie Hood
• Leonard Nam as Maddox Hatter
• Melanie Paxson as Fairy Godmother
• Liamani Segura as Princess Pink
• Brendan Tremblay as Max Hatter
• Alexandro Byrd as Luis Madrigal
• Kiara Romero as Hazel Hook
• Zavien Garrett as Felix Facilier
• Ryan McEwen as Squirmy Smee
• Dayton Paradis as Squeaky Smee

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What is the release date of Descendants: Wicked Wonderland?

Descendants: Wicked Wonderland is slated for release in summer 2026 though an exact date has yet to be announced.

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Where can I watch Descendants: Wicked Wonderland?

Descendants: Wicked Wonderland will be broadcast on Disney Channel and will also be available to stream on Disney+.

Related: Disney Shutting Down Two Classic Attractions This Coming Spring

Is there a trailer for Descendants: Wicked Wonderland?

There's not an official trailer yet, but Disney+ just dropped a First Look teaser. Check it out below.

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When it comes to springtime candy, everyone knows that Peeps reign supreme, but if you happen to be a Trader Joe’s shopper, America’s No. 1 grocery store is offering its own alternative! 

Retailing for $1.49 per 1.5-ounce package (three eggs), Trader Joe’s describes the Marshmallow Eggs as having a “fantastically fluffy, awesomely airy texture” and “a sweet (but not too sweet) flavor, with a colorful, basket-ready appearance.”

Of course, TJ does acknowledge that their Marshmallow Eggs share similar characteristics to Peeps. “At first glance, TJ’s Marshmallow Eggs look a lot like other brightly colored, often anthropomorphized sugar-dusted marshmallows on the market. But turn the package over, and you’ll see that the similarities end well before the first bite,” the official website reads. 

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“Our Marshmallow Eggs are hatched, er, made without the use of corn syrup or gelatin, yet they’re still playfully pillowy and sumptuously soft,” TJ adds. “They’re coated in colorful, fine-grain sugar, yet their pink, purple, green, and golden hues come from vegetable juice, spirulina extract, and turmeric, not artificial dyes.”

Because the Marshmallow Eggs are seasonal, they'll, of course, only be available for a limited time, so be sure to stock up fast for those Easter baskets or other springtime festivities.

If marshmallow snacks aren’t your vibe, Trader Joe's has you covered with spring staples like mini chocolate eggs, pastel-themed cookies, and bright citrus-flavored desserts.

Additionally, TJ has recently introduced — or reintroduced — new fun items like the Spicy Cheese Crunchies and the Toasted Coconut Mini Sheet Cake.

Long before he was the traumatized Vietnam vet we met in 1982’s First Blood, John Rambo was a young Green Beret just starting his military career. Now, over 40 years after Sylvester Stallone first tied on that iconic red headband, we'll dsiscover the legendary character's origin story in a new prequel.

Noah Centineo will star as Rambo in the film—currently titled John Rambo. Directed by Jalmari Helander (Sisu) and executive produced by the Russo Brothers (Avengers: Endgame), the prequel has kicked off production in Thailand. And Centineo is joined by a powerhouse supporting cast—including Jefferson White (Yellowstone's Jimmy) and Sinners' Yao.

From the full cast to the plot, here's everything we know so far about John Rambo.

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What is 'John Rambo' about?

On January 29, 2026, John Rambo's director—Jalmari Helander—shared a passionate statement via the film's official X account. "As we begin production on the origin of John Rambo, we're going back to the beginning," he wrote. "This is Rambo stripped down, raw, and real—a survival story about endurance, persistence, and lost innocence. It's an honor to shape this next chapter with deep respect for the character and the legacy, and to bring audiences the start of John Rambo's journey."

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— John Rambo Film (@JohnRamboFilm) January 29, 2026 Is 'John Rambo' based on other material?

Yes! David Morrell created the character of John Rambo in his 1972 novel, First Blood. While the film franchise—spanning from 1982 to 2019—took the original character in an action-heavy direction, this prequel promises a return to his roots, presenting an origin stories that explores the formative years of Morrell's Rambo.

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How many 'Rambo' movies are there?

There are five movies:

• First Blood (1982)
• Rambo: First Blood Part II (1985)
• Rambo III (1988)
• Rambo (2008)
• Rambo: Last Blood (2019)

Who's in the cast of 'John Rambo'? Centineo will play a younger version of Rambo.

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Noah Centineo as John Rambo

Centineo is best known for his roles in To All the Boys I've Loved Before and The Recruit. His other credits include Good Trouble, Warfar and The Perfect Date.

You may remember Jefferson White as Jimmy on Yellowstone.

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Jefferson White

White is best known for his role as Jimmy on Yellowstone. His other credits include Chicago P.D., The Bite and Blindspot.

Yao had a massive 2025 with his role as Bo Chow in Sinners.

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Thomas Pang aka Yao

Yao is probably recognized most for his role as Bo Chow in Sinners. His other credits include Scrum Tigers, The Last Bout and Regina.

James Tobin and Centineo also co-star in Street Fighter.

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Jason Tobin

Tobin starred for three seasons as Young Jun on Warrior, a series based on an original concept and treatment by Bruce Lee. The Hong Kong-based actor has also starred in A Thousand Blows, Fistful of Vengeance, and F9: The Fast Saga.

Fun Fact: Centineo and Tobin are also co-stars in the upcoming Street Fighter movie.

Isaiah's portrayal of Magic Johnson garnered praise from critics.

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Quincy Isaiah

Isaiah starred as Magic Johnson in Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty. His other credits include Grassland, A Black Lady Sketch Show and the upcoming Hotel Tehran.

This isn't Thapthimthong's first time filming in Thailand. Previously, he starred in Season 3 of The White Lotus.

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Tayme Thapthimthong

Thapthimthong starred as Gaitok in the third season of The White Lotus. His other credits include Thai Cave Rescue, Alien: Earth and Backstrom.

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Where is 'John Rambo' filming?

John Rambo is currently filming in Bangkok, Thailand and the surrounding areas.

When does production begin on 'John Rambo'?

John Rambo is currently in production.

What is the release date for 'John Rambo'?

A release date has not yet been announced for John Rambo. Check back here for updates!

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Kitchen hacks (at least the good ones) have a way of sticking around for a reason: they save time, reduce frustration and make everyday cooking just a little easier. It often feels like our grandparents knew dozens of these tricks by heart, relying on simple tools and clever shortcuts long before viral videos made them trendy again. Now, thanks to social media, many of those practical ideas are resurfacing and, sometimes, they’re even better than we remember.

I’m always looking for ways to make cooking smoother, especially when it comes to ingredients I use often. For example, fresh ginger is one of my favorites. It adds bold flavor to everything from stir-fries to marinades, but peeling the nubby knob-shaped root* can be tricky. (*It's technically a rhizome, but that's a topic for another time.)

I’ve tried using a knife and a potato peeler, and while both technically work, neither felt especially easy or efficient. I’d often end up with ginger that was missing chunks or still had pieces of the skin stuck to it, neither of which was ideal.

That’s why I was intrigued when I ran across a video from chef and social media star Nick DiGiovanni (@nickskitchen) showing how to peel ginger with a spoon, a method that looked almost too good to be true. It looked simple and easy and I had everything I needed right there in my kitchen.

Curious to see if the trick was as effective as it looked, I gave it a try, and the results were surprisingly impressive. Here's what you need to know.

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What You Need for This Ginger-Peeling Hack 

One of the best parts of this hack is how minimal the setup is. You don’t need any specialty gadgets or fancy tools, just whole, fresh ginger and a regular spoon. That’s it!

Start with unpeeled ginger root, ideally firm and fresh. The fresher the ginger, the easier it is to work with and the cleaner the peel will come off. If you’re working with a large piece, it helps to break off a smaller section first. Ginger naturally separates at the knobs, so you can snap it into more manageable chunks without needing a knife.

As for the spoon, any standard metal spoon will work. You don’t need anything sharp or heavy-duty, so just grab whatever's handy.

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Peeling Ginger

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The method itself is straightforward. After breaking off a manageable piece of ginger, hold it firmly in one hand and the spoon in the other. Using the edge of the spoon, apply light pressure and scrape downward along the surface of the ginger.

The motion is similar to using a potato peeler, but gentler. For rough or knobby areas, adjust your angle slightly to get into all the curves and crevices. Instead of slicing into the ginger, like a knife or peeler can, the spoon lifts just the thin outer skin away. As you scrape, the peel comes off, revealing the aromatic flesh underneath.

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My Thoughts About This Ginger-Peeling Hack

I went into this hack cautiously optimistic, but I was genuinely surprised by how well it worked. The spoon removed the skin quickly without taking big chunks of ginger with it, which is something that always seemed to happen when I used a knife or peeler.

Another thing I appreciated was how forgiving the method is. There’s no pressure to get perfect strokes or worry about cutting too deeply. The spoon naturally limits how much you can remove, making it easy to avoid wasting any ginger as you peel it.

Using the side of the spoon can also help dig into any stubborn spots. That’s one of the biggest advantages of this method, in my opinion. It naturally follows the shape of the root, helping you remove every bit of the skin.

It also felt safer than using a sharp tool. The spoon glided over uneven spots more easily, and navigating the ginger’s natural curves was simple. By the time I finished, the ginger was fully peeled in what felt like no time at all. Bonus: It's so simple and safe that I could hand off this prep work to one of my kids!

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Tips and Tricks To Keep in Mind

A few small tweaks can make this hack even smoother. First, keep a paper towel nearby. As you scrape, both the spoon and your hands can get slightly wet and slippery, especially if the ginger is very fresh. A quick wipe helps maintain a good grip and keeps things tidy.

It also helps to peel over a cutting board or bowl. The ginger skin comes off in thin pieces, and they can be surprisingly hard to gather if they scatter across the counter. Catching the peelings in one place makes cleanup much easier.

Once you’re done, give the peeled ginger a quick rinse under cool water. This removes any lingering bits of skin and leaves it ready to slice, grate or mince.

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Micky Dolenz shared a major Monkees memory. On Feb. 24, the actor and singer, who starred on the NBCsitcom, The Monkees, from 1966 to 1968, posted to Instagram to share an image of the show’s very first press release ahead of its 60th anniversary this fall.

“60 years ago this month, the adventure officially began, when NBC sent out the very first press release announcing a brand-new television series coming that fall called The Monkees,” Dolenz, 80, captioned the post. “At that point, none of us had any idea what was about to happen. We were a few young actors and musicians stepping into something completely new -- and suddenly there were cameras, scripts, songs & more excitement than any of us could have imagined.”

Dolenz, who is the last living Monkees star, noted that 60 year later, it was “amazing to see it all laid out on paper before a single episode had aired.” He added that the short-lived television show “turned into six decades of music, laughter, and memories that are still going strong.”

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The three-page typed press release announced the new “weekly half-hour comedy about an unknown quartet of wild, way-out but impoverished singer-musicians." As it introduced stars Dolenz, Davy Jones, Peter Tork, and Mike Nesmith (aka “Wool Hat”), the teaser listed the new stars’ past credits.

Jones’ impressive past in the musical Oliver on Broadway was noted, while Tork was listed as an accomplished musician. Nesmith was also described as a singer, guitarist, and composer. The blurb about Dolenz, listed under his childhood stage name Mickey Braddock, read: “The quartet drummer was the star of NBC’s Circus Boy series for three years starting at the age of 10. He also has played roles on such series as Peyton Place and Mr. Novak and has made periodic nightclub appearances.”

The release concluded by announcing the series would be produced by Screen Gems in association with NBC.

The Monkees aired on NBC from Sept 12, 1966, to March 25, 1968. While it only aired for 58 episodes, the series spawned a music phenomenon with chart-topping records, concert tours, a big-screen movie, and a 1980s revival thanks to MTV.

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In a 2023 interview with Woman’s World, Dolenz reflected on the legacy of the short-lived sitcom. “One of the producers of The Monkees once said, ‘We just caught lighting in a bottle,’ and that’s how I look at it,” he shared. “It was the writing, it was the songwriting, it was the comedy of the TV show, the directing and, of course, the four of us.”

 “I was happy to be cast in a television show about a band,” The Monkees star added. “I was playing the role of the wacky drummer, and part of that job was they’d say, ‘Okay, on Tuesday night you’re going to record a lead vocal for a couple of songs.’ I approached it as an entertainer, an actor, and a singer. That was my job.”

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The flavor of pickles—you either love it or you don’t. But for diehard fans, this new beauty product might be right up your alley.

e.l.f. Cosmetics has officially entered its briny era with the launch of Big Dill, a dill pickle–flavored addition to its Glow Reviver Melting Lip Balm lineup. 

The limited-edition balm, priced at $9, blends the tang of dill pickle with it’s key formula, which includes shea butter, mango butter, cocoa butter and hyaluronic acid. The product promises hydration with a side of unexpected flavor. 

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The line already has a slew of dessert-inspired staples like Vanilla Toffee, Strawberry Shortcake and Java Chip, but Big Dill is easily the most divisive flavor in the collection.

And clearly, the gamble paid off. The pickle-powered balm officially launched Tuesday, February 24 and promptly sold out. They updated their original post saying,“Officially in a pickle 😔 Big Dill is sold out 💔 This balm was only here for a limited time, but we’re always listening 👂 so stay tuned for more juicy drops on the way 🫶].”

One exclaimed, “The pickle girls won with this PICKLE LIPGLOSS?! Love. 🙂‍↕️”

“My dreams are coming true. A PICKLE LIP GLOSS😭🔥🔥🔥🔥 ICONIC,” another wrote.

But another insisted, “I love pickles. So so much. Pickle flavored snacks, I’m there. We have gone too far with the pickle craze. Nobody needs this .”

“New fear unlocked: kiss someone with pickle flavored gloss,” one joked.

A lot of makeup fans were bummed that the drop sold out so fast.

“Can we normalize launching products that don’t sell out instantly 😭,” a frustrated Instagrammer wrote.

Another questioned, “ How did the website NEVER change then MAGICALLY they are out of stock?”

A third declared, “Never became available, just notify when available.”

The brand was seemingly listening to its fans, teasing a giveaway a few hours later. “You guys are fast. 🤯 But don't get your e.l.f. in a pickle! 💚” they wrote, revealing they’re partnering with snack company @goodgirlsnacks to offer two lucky fans a chance to win the sold-out item. The winners will receive the Big Dill Glow Reviver Melting Lip Balm, a Cream Glide Lip Liner and a Best Seller Variety Pack from Good Girl Snacks.

If you’re looking to get your hands on this viral, controversial balm, keep a close watch on e.l.f’s Instagram page or website. You can also enter their giveaway up until March 2, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. PT. 

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There's nothing like entertaining at home. Spending quality time with your favorite people is a joy, especially when the festivities involve food and drink. With spring coming up, there are even more opportunities to host, socialize, and make special memories with loved ones. Now is a great time to take stock of your home entertaining setup and make sure that you have everything you need to make every gathering a success.

Among the most practical items you can include is a bar cart. It's useful from every perspective, even if you aren't much of an entertainer and just want a mobile organizational tool. The Best Choice Products Bar Cart is a great example of a versatile system that rolls right where you need it to be, adding instant organization and style to your space. It's normally $100 at Walmart, but is currently reduced to just $60 in 14 colors.

Best Choice Products Bar Cart, $60 (was $100) at Walmart

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That color selection alone sets this bar cart apart from the rest. It's rare to find a model that's available in such a mixed array of hues, ranging from black and navy to yellow and turquoise. Because it's resistant to the elements, you can expect it to maintain its appearance no matter how often you use it. The cart is designed for use both inside and outside, making it even more useful for situations like warm weather barbecues, relaxing on the patio, and poolside soirees.

With two sturdy tiers each supporting up to 55 pounds, the cart is incredibly robust. It moves smoothly, supported by 360-degree swiveling wheels that lock for added security. The shelves measure 18 inches deep by 30 inches wide, giving you ample space to hold all of your cart essentials. It's equipped with a built-in wine rack that adds a classy touch to the design, along with guardrails framing each tier to keep everything contained. There's even a removable bottle holder with three individual slots, so you can quickly glide your chilled beverages anywhere.

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The beauty of any bar cart is in its versatility. It's just as much a vehicle to transport your cocktail essentials as it is a spot to quickly pour or stir a drink for company. Just because it alludes to a bar doesn't mean it's strictly for spirits, though! The shelves can easily double as valuable storage space in the kitchen or even serve as a mobile pantry for snacks. Need a curated space just for coffee? A bar cart can easily transform into your own little coffee shop.

One reviewer praised the "lightweight and portable" design, adding that it's ideal as an "end table, light plant stand, or mini bar." Another person agreed, praising the cart's "beautiful and modern" appearance and noting that assembly was straightforward. 

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Boasting a clean and timeless appearance from top to bottom, the Best Choice Products Bar Cart adds a new dynamic to any home. Whether you use it for entertaining or simply to increase storage or counter space, it can be an invaluable addition. At this price and in so many striking colors, it's well worth the investment.

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