Never say nevermore. The bros are back in town, this time in Hollywood, making a movie about Hooters, the bar-and-grill restaurant chain that capitalized on the alluring breasts and bodies of its waitresses in tight white tank tops and teeny orange shorts. Hooters the Movie is being independently produced by the chain’s founding partners and directed by Breaking Balls filmmaker Jon Rosenbaum. The film follows Ted and Lenny, two lifelong friends from a small Iowa town, who launch a wildly successful restaurant empire. “I think people are going to enjoy watching how we were really just some guys who didn’t know what we were doing, but had a great time doing it,” Hooters co-founder Ed Droste, a producer and writer on the project, said. After the chain declared bankruptcy last year, its original founders bought back much of the business, changed the menu, modified the waitresses’ clothing, and cut bikini night. Detractors have long criticized the brand for being sexist, but current management, hoping for a revamp, believes the chain strayed too far from what it considers its early vision: a relaxed, family-friendly sports bar.

Nashville is about to put Dolly Parton’s name somewhere very hard to miss. State and airport officials have begun laying the groundwork to rename its bustling airport after the beloved country singer, who died on Tuesday after a brief battle with cancer. Tennessee Governor Bill Lee and the Nashville International Airport announced plans to rename the facility on Friday. A petition launched in 2025 calling for the airport to be named after Parton gained new momentum following her death, drawing roughly 150,000 signatures. “Dolly Parton’s extraordinary life is forever woven into the fabric of our state,” Lee said in a statement. Nashville Mayor Freddie O’Connell noted on Instagram that Parton, 80, had been working with the city to develop a hotel and museum named Song Teller that she called her ‘love letter’ to Nashville. “Now it’s our turn to share a love letter to Dolly,” the mayor said.

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A Dutch addiction and mental health institute that tests pills for users to prevent overdoses issued a ‘Red Alert’ for “ecstasy” pills shaped like President Donald Trump’s head. The pills are actually not even ecstasy—they contain a chemical called para-methoxymethamfetamine, or PMMA for short, while actual ecstasy is very similar to the active ingredient in ecstasy called MDMA. PMMA takes longer, which the institute said could cause people to double up, thinking it didn’t work. That potential mistake would lead to overheating or even death, according to an Instagram post by the Trimbos Institute. Ecstasy is illegal in the Netherlands, but that doesn’t stop club and music festival-goers. Although a 2024 government report said 550,000 people took the drug in one year, there have been no PMMA-related deaths so far.

The youngest reigning monarch who rose to power at just three years old in 1995 has died. The royal family of the Kingdom of Tooro announced that Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV was critically ill and receiving treatment in the U.S. around noon on August 27. He passed away at 10 p.m. that same night at just 34 years old, and the cause of death has not been publicly released. As the 13th monarch of a kingdom founded in the early 19th Century, he was well respected and promoted causes for the people of Tooro such as education, youth empowerment, and HIV/AIDS awareness. Mourners have taken to social media, saying, “The lion has rested.” His Majesty faced pressure from his mother and the public to secure a wife and a direct royal heir before his death. But with his reign cut short, the Ugandan public is awaiting an announcement of who Rukidi IV’s royal successor will be. Tooro Prime Minister Calvin Armstrong Rwomiire Akiiki told the people of Tooro to “remain united, calm, and prayerful,” as they await the announcement and mourn their king. “This is an immeasurable loss to the Royal Family, the people of Tooro and the nation of Uganda,” he said. “May His Majesty the King rest in eternal peace.”

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Labor Day weekend may mark the unofficial end of summer, but it also signals the beginning of another season: hosting season. Between football watch parties, backyard get-togethers, kids’ sleepovers, and the seemingly endless string of holidays that follow through the remainder of the year, fall has a way of making you suddenly notice every stain, dust bunny, and suspicious spot on the rug you’ve ignored all summer.

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A lioness and her cub are feared to be on the loose in the U.S. WXIN reports that the pair have been spotted in central Indiana, with a search now underway in Hancock and Madison counties. Madison County Sheriff’s Department said that a report has been lodged of two large cats at South Country Road 50 West in Jackson Township, with one local reportedly spotting a larger cat with a blue harness and a smaller one at its side. A drone operator also confirmed the sighting of the big cats, the department said, and is now using its own drones with thermal cameras to locate the massive felines. Ground units are also searching. However, after four hours of searching, law enforcement had made no sightings, leading the department to say it was not yet certain the cats existed. WXIN also reported that as of Thursday, there had been no reports of escaped big cats from any animal sanctuaries in the area.

“The Sandlot” cast has reunited for a new comedy series released on YouTube. The actors from the 1993 hit dropped a first batch of eight episodes on Aug. 26 for “Dugout Dads.” Patrick Renna is back as a dad who volunteers to coach his son’s Little League team only to run into drama with other parents. The other original cast from Sandlot also features in the series, including Tom Guiry, Chauncey Leopardi, Marty York, Brandon Quintin Adams, Victor DiMattia, Shane Obedzinski, Grant Gelt, and Will Horneff. Of the new additions, Michael Peña has signed on as one of the dads, and Danielle Fishel plays Renna’s wife. Fishel played Topanga in the ’90s hit show “Boy Meets World.” Chris Paul and his brother’s sports media production company, Ohh Dip!!! Entertainment, is now an executive producer. “I loved everything that I saw… We want to get involved and try to take this thing to the next level,” Paul said in an Instagram Video with Renna. The “Dugout Dads” team is hoping this boost will allow for a full-length season, viewing these new episodes as a “pre-season.”

The 75th Miss USA pageant was a historic one. Miss Virginia, Justus Kelley, was crowned Miss USA on Thursday, making her the first mom, first married woman, and first woman in her 30s to win. The pageant changed its rules in 2023 so that being over 28, being married, or being a mother no longer disqualified a woman from entering the pageant. The organization also underwent major leadership changes amid winners stepping down and declining to attend events, citing supposed value misalignment. Mary Leona Gage actually would have held Kelley’s title had the ancient rules never been instated. Gage was crowned Miss USA in 1957, but after organizers discovered she was married and had two children, she was stripped of the title. So Kelley is considered the first officially recognized mother to hold the Miss USA crown. The pageant winner reportedly took home a prize package valued at over $685,000—a $150,000 salary, a Range Rover, a one-year lease in a luxury Miami apartment, a Westgate Vacation Home, a $30,000 Miss Universe wardrobe, and more.

An accuser of former Penn State football coach Jerry Sandusky, who was jailed for decades for child molestation, is expected to recant testimony more than a decade after Sandusky was convicted. A judge has decided to hold an evidentiary hearing on September 8 at which the 82-year-old, who has maintained his innocence, will appear in court. The 2012 case, which also claimed the scalp of beloved Penn State football coach Joe Paterno, who was ruled to have not done enough to report the allegations, found Sandusky guilty of 45 counts of child sex abuse for sexually abusing 10 boys over the span of a decade. One of those victims, known as “Victim 10”, now says in an affidavit that the original pretrial process included details he couldn’t remember. “I was assured this was common and even expected,” Victim 10 added. His wife was named, as the defense team said she can testify that Sandusky didn’t abuse Victim 10. But the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s office said her “pondering what she thinks may or may not have really happened when he was 10 years old” is irrelevant. Sandusky was sentenced to a prison term of between 30 to 60 years, meaning he will spend the rest of his life behind bars.

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The cause of death for actor Shelley Fabares, a celebrated TV actor who also starred opposite Elvis Presley in three films, has been revealed. Fabares died on Saturday at age 82 from pneumonia, her family told People magazine. She had previously been diagnosed with autoimmune hepatitis and received a liver transplant in 2000. Fabares was known for appearing widely on television in the 1960s and 1970s, including memorable roles on Coach, The Donna Reed Show, The Practice, One Day at a Time, Police Story, and Murder, She Wrote. She also starred in the films Girl Happy, Spinout, and Clambake with Presley between 1965 and 1967. Besides her prolific Hollywood career, she helped raise money for Alzheimer’s research and supported various human rights causes. In a statement, her family remembered her as a “source of love, strength, laughter, and comfort,” and said her “warmth, generosity, humor, and grace made an enduring difference in the lives of everyone who knew her.” She is survived by her husband, M*A*S*H star Mike Farrell, and stepchildren.

Diving archaeologists have discovered a 2,400-year-old shipwreck off the Greek island of Andros that was carrying a cargo of hundreds of ancient artifacts. A “private individual” found the wreck at a depth of 128 to 144 feet and alerted officials, according to Greece’s Ministry of Culture. An initial count revealed about 600 to 650 amphoras, the ceramic storage jars that were used to transport wine, olive oil, and other goods throughout the ancient Mediterranean. The Andros wreck had three distinct types of amphoras dating to the late fifth and early fourth centuries B.C., along with a lead anchor stock and several stones that might have been used as ballast to help stabilize the vessel. Officials said one amphora of each type was recovered from the seafloor for sampling and study, though they haven’t yet revealed what the jars might have contained. Researchers are now working to learn more about the ship’s cargo and origins. The discovery “adds to our knowledge of trade and navigation during the Late Classical period,” the Ministry of Culture said in a statement.