Hardcore Star Wars fans in Jimmy Kimmel's audience give J.J. Abrams some ideas for the direction of the upcoming Episode VII. At least they can all agree on one thing.
There's nothing worse than hitting a deer while you're driving down the freeway. Except when you hit a deer and it comes crashing through your windshield then hopelessly jumps around while trying to find an exit. Now that's the worst.
Collars & Co.'s Maverick Performance Pants bring tailored refinement to everyday movement. Cut from lightweight, technical fabric with built-in stretch and wrinkle resistance, they carry a polished silhouette that looks at home in the office, on a flight, or out for dinner. The performance-minded construction stays comfortable through hours of wear while keeping its shape and crispness without frequent touch-ups. It's the kind of pant that dresses up without feeling rigid and performs like activewear without sacrificing style. Ideal for anyone who wants one pair that does it all.
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T-Mobile's latest push pairs its 5-Year Price Guarantee with Samsung's Galaxy S26 lineup to make a simple point: premium doesn't have to mean overpriced. New customers can get the Galaxy S26 Ultra on us, up to $1,300, with a new line on the Experience Beyond plan and no trade required, while the S26+ lands on us up to $1,100 with eligible trade. Existing customers get access to the same aggressive offers, reinforcing a rare promise of equal treatment and transparent math. Structured around 24 monthly bill credits on qualifying plans, the campaign is aimed squarely at Verizon and AT&T switchers who want flagship hardware, clear savings, and no fine-print gymnastics. Best Galaxy meets best value, without the usual hoops.
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Photographer Colin Legg catches some unbelievable footage of the blazing, annular solar eclipse in Pilbara, Australia.
Brisbane electronic band Pigeon performs a nine-minute supermix of six of Daft Punk's greatest hits.
This is why shopping carts should be left for milk and frozen pizzas.
When the Spice Girls "wanna make love to your baby", you know it's time for the 90s edition of Pleated Jeans' Misheard Song Lyrics.
Gift cards are easy. Making them feel personal isn't. GroupTogether bridges that gap with its AnyCard, a multi-brand digital gift that lets recipients choose exactly what they want from more than 150 retailers, from airlines to apparel. Send one or one thousand in minutes, customize it with messages, logos, and card designs, and the recipient gets a polished digital unwrapping experience that feels closer to opening a real gift than clicking a link. There are no platform fees and no minimums, just a streamlined way to deliver a thoughtful, flexible gift without the guesswork.
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Prescription weight loss is becoming part of a broader wellness system, and WeightWatchers is integrating it directly into its platform with access to the Wegovy pill through its clinical program. The offering combines medical evaluation, prescription access for those who qualify, and ongoing support inside the WeightWatchers app, connecting GLP-1 treatment with proven tracking and coaching tools. Rather than replacing lifestyle change, the program is designed to work alongside it, helping manage appetite while reinforcing healthier routines. The result is a more modern approach to weight management that blends medication, accountability, and long-term habit building into a single, guided experience.
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Diddy takes everyone's favorite Masterpiece Classic downtown with a preview of his character Lord Wilcott, the new owner of Downto(w)n Abbey. NSFW.
Celebrities ranging from Bryan Cranston to Jason Mraz unite to perform a lip-syncing tribute for 17-year-old Zach Sobiech in order to help bring awareness and increase support for finding a cure for osteosarcoma, a rare form of bone cancer. The song featured is an original performed by Zach himself, written as a goodbye to his friends and family.