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the societys

Where Do Celebrities Get Married When They Want a Stage?

July 2, 2026

Popular athletes and performers sometimes pick unusual spots for their weddings, and Madison Square Garden isn’t exactly the first place most people picture for exchanging rings. The giant indoor arena in New York City has hosted major sports games and concerts for over fifty years, but it’s also se

celebrities

Glimpses of Fame: Childhood Tales of Stars You Know Today

July 2, 2026

Famous faces often start as regular people—some quiet, others wild, but all with stories that surprise. A high school friend recalls Adam Jones as a quiet artist whose macabre drawings hinted at his later fame in Tool. Meanwhile, Tom Morello stood out too, always carrying a guitar, bonding over art

health

A fresh look at the global conversation around menopause

July 2, 2026

Menopause isn’t just a personal milestone—it’s a topic the world is finally discussing more openly. Every year, organizations like the International Menopause Society help shift the focus from silence to science. Their work isn’t just about celebrating another year; it’s about turning what was once

politics

Celebrities Put Their Money Where Their Mouths Are in Senate Races

July 2, 2026

Wealthy stars like Barbra Streisand and Elon Musk are throwing big money into key Senate races this election season. They’re not just talking about who should win—they’re writing checks to make it happen. Democrats see an opening to flip the Senate, especially with Trump’s approval ratings taking a

science

Hot Summer Days Might Be Making Minnesota Tomatoes Scarce

July 2, 2026

Gardeners in Minnesota are noticing something unusual this season: their tomato plants aren’t growing as much as usual. The reason? The unusually hot weather is making it harder for tomatoes to thrive. When temperatures rise, pollinators like bees stay away, which means fewer tomatoes could be ready

finance

Sweet Storm Brewing: Why Sugar Prices Are Climbing Fast

July 2, 2026

Sugar prices keep rising because major producers like India and Brazil are facing supply problems. India, the world's second-largest sugar producer, is dealing with weak monsoon rains this year. As of July, rainfall was 38% below normal, and experts warn this could be the weakest monsoon in 11 years

entertainment

Ways to spend summer days in the Twin Cities beyond the usual heat

July 2, 2026

The Twin Cities don’t just sit around waiting for relief from summer heat. Instead of staring at ice cream cones, locals find active ways to enjoy the season. Food stands pop up at summer festivals, letting people taste small bites without paying full prices. Small fees apply for some dishes, but mo

environment

Heat Wave Threatens Half the U. S. This Weekend

July 2, 2026

A major heat wave is about to blanket the eastern half of America, putting millions at risk. Forecasters warn that over 170 cities could set new heat records before the weekend ends. While these temperatures are extreme, experts say this isn’t the most intense heat wave ever recorded—just one of the

science

Could Earth Outlive the Sun?

July 2, 2026

Five billion years from now, the Sun will finish its main job. Inside, its fuel will run low. It will swell up, turn red, then pulse wildly for a while before shrinking into a small glowing cinder. Most people picture this ending as a giant fireball that swallows Mercury, Venus, and Earth—turning ou

celebrities

A Long-Time Duo Decides to Shift Gears in Life

July 2, 2026

Frankie Muniz, best known for playing the mischievous Malcolm in the popular early 2000s show, has announced the end of his decade-long marriage. In a social media post that kept things brief but heartfelt, he shared the news without extra drama. Muniz and his wife, Paige Price Muniz, have decided t