Luke Combs isn’t ready to park the tour buses just yet. The country superstar is extending his My Kinda Saturday Night Tour into 2027, adding a dozen stadium concerts across the United States and Canada after a massive 2026 run. The new stretch launches April 3 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, before moving through […]
Korn’s Jonathan Davis Expands Freak On A Leash Brand With Cat Gear
Jonathan Davis is giving cat owners a chance to bring a little Korn-inspired darkness into their pets’ wardrobes. The Korn frontman has expanded his Freak On A Leash pet lifestyle brand with a new collection created specifically for cats, marking the company’s first major move into feline accessories after initially building its lineup around dogs. […]
Tyga Defends $TARFACE as AI Backlash Fuels Debate With Doja Cat
Tyga’s latest reinvention is generating considerably more than new music. The rapper is defending $TARFACE, his new ’80s-inspired project and alter ego, as criticism over his use of artificial intelligence turns the album into part of a much bigger debate about technology and creativity in music. Released July 31, $TARFACE finds Tyga moving away from […]
Ariana Grande Gets Emotional as Final Eternal Sunshine Tour Run Begins in London
Ariana Grande is bringing the Eternal Sunshine Tour toward its finish line, and the final chapter is already proving to be an emotional one. The pop superstar opened her London run at The O2 Arena as part of a 10-show residency marking the last stretch of the tour. Grande appeared moved by the reception from […]
Hayden Panettiere, Star of Heroes and Nashville, Dies at 36
Hayden Panettiere, the actress who grew from a child performer into one of television’s most recognizable stars through roles in Heroes and Nashville, has died at 36. Her family confirmed her death through her publicist. A cause of death has not been made public. Panettiere spent nearly her entire life in entertainment, beginning her career […]
Rain, Rain, Go Away – Why the Rains and Floods Have Become so Extreme in Recent Years
2025 was called by many, “the year of the floods,” but residents across the Midwest, especially in flood-ravaged Indiana, where back-to-back extreme rain events and flash floods have killed at least 6 and broken a 100 year-old record, would disagree. What everyone can agree on, is that these massive summer rain events and resulting flooding […]
Google Pixel 11 and More Announcements from the Made by Google Event
The Made by Google 2026 event featured a slew of celebrity appearances including host Trevor Noah, who all helped Apple designers and developers demonstrate — with no major lags or glitches during the live event — how Gemini Intelligence can be used on its new line of Pixel 11 phones, Pixel Buds 2 and the Pixel Watch […]
Beat the Heat with these Fun and Easy DIY Summer Decor Projects
Beat the heat with these fun and easy DIY summer decor projects that will give your home a fresh new look without breaking the bank from Tidy Home Guide. From planters to garlands, we’ve got you covered! Upcycled Planters: Give Old Containers New Life As we dive into summer decor ideas, let’s talk about giving old […]
Clean Air Clubs aim to Protect Americans from Wildfire Smoke
Mutual aid groups that started giving out PPEs during Covid are now loaning air purifiers and distributing masks to fume-addled communities. It’s prime wildfire season – again – and from Canada to the Pacific Northwest, Colorado and California – and now as far south as drought-ravaged areas in Texas, Georgia and Florida, people from hundreds, […]
Oreo Debuts 3 Limited-Edition Cookies with Fans able to Vote for One to Make a Comeback
Oreo is shaking up the cookie aisle with its “boldest taste test challenge yet.” As PEOPLE magazine reports, the cookie brand is debuting three all-new innovative flavors — Chicken & Waffles, Deep Fried and Banana Pudding — in one big launch, the brand announced on Aug. 13. The three new cookies are limited-edition, but with […]