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| Back-to-School finds 2026: Products to make the school year easier |
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Back-to-school shopping isn’t just about stocking up on notebooks and pencils anymore. Parents are also looking for products that save time, help kids stay organized and make everyday routines easier, whether that means packing lunch, getting out the door in the morning or settling into a college dorm. From no-tie shoelaces for younger students to rolling totes built for college move-in day, brands are introducing new and practical products for every stage. Here are some standout back-to-school finds for 2026: |
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| ‘The Voice' gets ‘Celebrity' edition with new coaches, host and format |
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“The Voice” is switching things up again! Following Season 29’s “The Voice: Battle of Champions,” it appears the NBC singing competition is undergoing another makeover for 2027. On Aug. 4, it was revealed that NBC has started production for “The Voice: Celebrity,” where stars ranging from actors, musicians, influencers and more will compete to become the first “Voice” celebrity champion. |
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| Princess Eugenie gives birth to a baby girl in Portugal: ‘Beyond in love' |
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Britain’s Princess Eugenie has given birth to a baby girl, her third child and first daughter, Buckingham Palace said Tuesday. Eugenie and her husband Jack Brooksbank announced the birth of the 6-pound, 9-ounce, girl delivered Monday in Lisbon, Portugal. “We are beyond in love with our girlie,” Eugenie wrote in an Instagram post alongside a photo of “Baby Girl Brooksbank.” |
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| Perez Hilton hospitalized after reports he livestreamed self-harm, sheriff's officials say |
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Perez Hilton is “receiving medical care” Wednesday, the celebrity blogger and podcaster’s team and family said, after police responded to his Miami-area home following reports that he appeared to engage in self-harm during a livestream. A spokesperson for the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office told NBC News that deputies responded to reports Tuesday night of someone “who was livestreaming acts of self-harm on social media.” The statement, sent via email in response to an inquiry about Hilton, did not name him. |
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| ‘Game of Thrones' author George R. R. Martin opens up about experiencing depression |
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George R. R. Martin, author of the wildly popular “Game of Thrones” book series, shared that he’s pulled back from updating fans via his blog as he “battled sadness and depression.” “This year has been… stressful, to say the least,” Martin wrote in a blog post published this week, titled “Better Late Than Never.” “So much has been happening, it’s been overwhelming. Some great things, exciting things. Dreams coming true. But there have been nightmares too. I have lost friends. Battled sadness and depression.” The entry marked Martin’s return to blogging since since Feb. 19. In his latest post, he thanked his “great staff of assistants,” who he said have worked tirelessly to keep him from “falling further and further behind.” |
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| Waiting all day! Carrie Underwood's ‘Sunday Night Football' theme returns in 2026 |
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We’ve been waiting all offseason for Sunday night. Now, it’s finally almost here. The first regular season edition of NBC’s “Sunday Night Football” in 2026 kicks off on Sept. 13 and continues throughout the 18-week regular season. When thinking of “Sunday Night Football,” you can’t help but think of Carrie Underwood’s iconic theme song. The Grammy-winner will once again be back on NBC and Peacock this fall. But what can fans expect from this year’s “SNF” anthem? |
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