Lindsay Lohan’s return to the big screen remains strong as her Disney film Freakier Friday enters its third weekend in theaters. The 39-year-old actress took fans back to the early 2000s with a surprise appearance at a Y2K-themed screening in New York City, ensuring the movie continues to generate excitement among audiences.

Looking forward to Labor Day and football games in the evenings? Walmart’s new LED Cornhole Board Set offers a bright twist on a classic backyard game, complete with six beanbags and light-up board holes.

Polyvinyl butyral (PVB) is on track to grow from USD 1.5 billion in 2025 to USD 1.9 billion by 2030, signaling a 5% annual rise. Fueled by the automotive, construction, and renewable energy sectors, the market reflects shifting safety standards, green regulations, and consumer demand for environmentally friendly materials.

Virgin Australia is introducing an in-cabin travel option for small cats and dogs, signaling a new era of pet-friendly flights. With dedicated facilities aimed at enhancing comfort and convenience, the airline hopes to make traveling with pets a more seamless experience.

Farmers Union Insurance has announced that Yankton’s own Brandon Teichroew has joined the company as a Property and Casualty agent. Stepping into the role previously held by interim agent Brendon Hansen, Teichroew will now serve clients in the region.

A stubborn blaze in Napa County has reached modest containment, a Cupertino Whole Foods remains shut down due to vermin troubles, and an Australian bank struggles with a botched chatbot rollout—only to rehire the employees it had let go.

Loni Anderson, the charismatic star of the sitcom WKRP in Cincinnati, passed away on August 3. Newly obtained documents from TMZ confirm that she died of metastatic uterine leiomyosarcoma, a rare and aggressive form of cancer.

We Were Liars is on the verge of a renewal decision at Prime Video as it rides the momentum of The Summer I Turned Pretty’s strong viewership. Alongside Motorheads and Overcompensating, this YA series awaits a final verdict from the streaming service, which has seen success in its youth-oriented titles.

Disney World’s latest Muppet-themed addition boasts a subtle yet thrilling reference that longtime fans will celebrate. At the heart of this new detail is a nod to classic Muppet history, tucked away inside one of the resort’s popular rides.

A “Scream Queens” reboot? A “Glee-boot?” Many fans of the horror-comedy and musical series are buzzing about whether these beloved shows will return. Ian Brennan, closely tied to both, has hinted at possibilities that might be more likely than anyone expects.

Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen made a subtle splash at The Row’s Hamptons-based store, where they organized curated garments in matching black sweatshirts. Their casual-chic ensemble underscored the twins’ enduring status as understated style icons.

Google has achieved a remarkable 33-fold reduction in AI query energy consumption in just one year. The company’s Gemini system now processes text queries using only 0.24 watt-hours, a development poised to foster more sustainable AI technologies amid mounting data center demands.

Kimbal Musk, a Tesla board member, voiced his support for Elon Musk’s compensation package and reiterated that Tesla is at its core an AI company. He also touched on the possibility of the automaker investing in xAI—a move that underscores Tesla’s focus on advanced technology.

Bear Alley Marketing, a performance-focused agency based in Telluride, Colorado, is expanding its product offerings and bolstering its leadership team under the guidance of PerformanceiQ founder Justin Beam. With a data-driven, multi-channel approach, the company is cementing its position in performance marketing for home service businesses.

Ethan Coen’s Honey Don’t crash-lands into theaters with a wry twist on the crime caper, while Ron Howard’s Eden offers a survival thriller that tests human limits. Ne Zha 2 ignites the screen with mythic fury, and Netflix drops a double dose of reality TV plus a heartfelt new animated series.

WWE’s “European invasion” heats up as SmackDown travels from Dublin to Lyon, France. Three matches with championship implications take center stage just days before WWE Clash in Paris, promising a high-octane night of professional wrestling.

Fashion legend Bob Mackie stepped away from retirement to craft a one-of-a-kind wedding gown for his longtime friend and PR representative, Jenelle Hamilton. Their Beverly Hills ceremony became a shining moment of personal history, uniting designer and muse for an utterly unique creation. This is how Mackie’s artistry turned a bride’s wish into reality.

Camille Anderson, known for hosting the show “Selling Mega Mansions,” was recently mugged while walking in Beverly Hills. The incident—during which she was reportedly “body slammed”—has prompted renewed focus on rising violent crime in Los Angeles.

Spirit Airlines recently flew a passenger plane near Hurricane Erin, raising questions about how closely airlines should navigate to powerful storms. Though the airline stresses it followed all safety measures, the flight’s path has drawn both attention and concern.

Netskope, a cybersecurity firm, announced its intention to go public by filing for an IPO. The move highlights the company’s rising revenue and underscores growing interest in digital security solutions.

Bryson Tiller came remarkably close to signing with Drake’s October’s Very Own label. In a candid conversation, he described the single reason that ultimately kept him from joining forces with one of hip-hop’s biggest stars.