Actress, TV show host and Golden Globe and Emmy winner Drew Barrymore has partnered with a bagel shop with locations in Charleston and beyond.
In honor of the Sept. 14 premiere of the latest season of the "Drew Barrymore Show," the celebrity's new "Drew Berry-More ******* er," which includes salted ******* er, light brown sugar, strawberries, blackberries, maple syrup, raspberries, blueberries and gooseberries, will soon be available nationwide. The recipe was concocted by Barrymore herself.
In Charleston, it will be for sale as of Sept. 17 at PopUp Bagels at 83 Mary St. to go along with their freshly made bagels in a variety of flavors, from poppyseed to sesame to everything to salted.
Alissa Kuemmeth and Leah Brown pack orders at PopUp Bagels, Friday, July 3, 2026, in Charleston. Grace Beahm Alford/Staff
On that day, the first 50 customers to order a three-pack of bagels will get their order for free, paired with the Drew Berry-More ******* er. Customers can order in person or through the DoorDash app.

#drew #barrymore #popup #show

Diane Parry never expected to be the champion of WTA Monterrey, but after a grueling battle with Elise Mertens in the final, it's the Frenchwoman who emerged as champion in Mexico's Sultan of the North.
After a 6-4 0-6 6-3 win over Elise Mertens in the final, Diane Parry spoke on court about how she didn't have the highest of expectations entering the Abierto GNP Seguros, WTA Monterrey, saying "I came here last minute with almost nothing and didn't know what to expect"
Parry's ability to strike the ball from the baseline and work out of difficult situations showed the 23-year-old can win matches anywhere, as she bounced back from being bageled in the second set to focus in and get past the veteran Mertens. Parry also showcased a great one-handed backhand. Some of her best shotmaking came after she took a medical timeout in the second set and needed medical attention to her lower back.
Mertens weakness in the final? Break point conversion, as Parry saved 12 of the 17 she faced,
Diane Parry WTA Cincinnati Photo Credit: IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect

#diane

Bethenny Frankel is facing more criticism over her new Supermodel Café after the reality star's latest business venture encountered problems almost immediately after opening.
Mixed reviews are pouring in following its opening in the Hamptons, with The Washington Post praising the atmosphere while taking issue with much of the food.
The Real Housewives of New York City alum opened the pink-and-white café in East Quogue, New York, on August 13, drawing a major crowd of customers eager to try the menu she developed with Goldberg's Famous Bagels.
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But according to The Washington Post's Aug. 21 review, the food did not live up to the excitement surrounding the café.

#washington

EAST QUOGUE, N.Y. — There are few surprises more delectable for a culture writer than walking into a room full of people all dressed alike unintentionally. That's how you know you've found yourself among an insular tribe, that you've fallen through a portal to a world with its own unspoken customs and idols.
Bethenny Frankel's Supermodel Café, a bagel and coffee pop-up tucked into a picturesque Southampton storefront, is exactly such a room. And 10 minutes after it opened to the public on Aug. 13, I am fighting for my life trying to order a Cookie ******* er Latte as the entire pink-and-white ******* e is swarmed by glamorous women and girls in the same color palette.
Dresses are lacy and ruffled; accessories are gold and raffia; cheeks are blushed and bronzed within an inch of their lives. The handbags are uniformly beige and brown leather, and every fingernail in the building is tastefully manicured in pink or white, even on the young girls. The line outside curls all the way around the block.
The line grows as staffers hand out candy, refreshments and light bites. - (Bea Oyster/The Washington Post)
And what brings all these gals here today? What are they most dying to try?

#room

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Jeff's Bagel Run, the fast-growing bagel brand known for making its bagels from scratch in every shop throughout the day, has awarded a 10-unit franchise agreement covering Eastern and South Central Pennsylvania.
The agreement marks Jeff's Bagel Run's entry into Pennsylvania and establishes a development corridor extending from the Harrisburg area east through Reading and the Lehigh Valley to suburban Philadelphia. Site selection is now underway, with the franchise group actively evaluating real estate opportunities and leadership resources across the territory.
"Pennsylvania knows its bagels, so we know we'll have to earn our place here," said Jeff Perera, co-founder of Jeff's Bagel Run. "Plenty of bagel brands are growing. We may be the only one doing it the hard way—starting with flour and mixing, boiling and baking every bagel in every shop throughout the day. There are certainly easier ways to scale, but we haven't found one that makes a better bagel. Now we're looking for multiple sites and neighborhoods to bring that experience to Pennsylvania."
The expansion will be led by experienced multi-unit franchisees Jay and Amy DeLuca, along with operating partners Eric Clark and Nadia Hankin who reside in Harrisburg. The group brings extensive experience in site selection, new-store development, building strong teams, marketing and community involvement.

#bagel #pennsylvania #site

Meghan Markle celebrated her 45th birthday on Tuesday by jumping into a swimming pool with birthday balloons and dancing around her kitchen.
In videos shared on her personal Instagram account, the **** ss of Sussex wore a white T-shirt reading "It's giving Mrs" while wearing a tiara as she twirled around her Montecito home.
Meghan's husband, Prince Harry, 41, could be heard laughing in the background as he filmed.
He joked, "Oh dear" as Meghan showed off her moves and sashayed around the room, before filming a breakfast spread of bagels, cream cheese and tomatoes.
Meghan Markle danced around her kitchen for her 45th birthday (Instagram / meghan)

#markle #duchess #sussex #montecito

The New York Knicks just had a historic win at the 2026 NBA Finals against the San Antonio Spurs, but there's a certain phrase that's become the unofficial rallying cry for the team and New York City in recent weeks.
The catchphrase, "My Mayor Muslim, My Bagels Jewish, My Christian Dior, Knicks in Four," emerged from a viral street interview conducted during the playoffs, delivered by 23-year-old MD Ahnaf Hossain following the New York Knicks' victory over the San Antonio Spurs in the opening game of the series near the beginning of June 2026.
Since then, it's spread online due to the memorable cadence and distinctly New York references packed into the statement, and in the days following the video's release, it's evolved into a motto for Knicks fans and city residents alike, inspiring memes, social media references and merchandise.
So, in case you're lost on the references it uses or curious to know more about where it comes from, we've got you covered in this guide on the viral "Knicks in 4" meme.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani shared his reaction to the viral rhyme that starts “My mayor’s Muslim, my bagel’s Jewish” and celebrates the New York Knicks ending their 53-year NBA championship drought.
Mamdani, 34, was asked about the viral rhyme Sunday morning during an interview with MS Now’s Jacob Soboroff, hours after the Knicks overcame a 16-point deficit in game five of the NBA Finals, sealing their victory over the San Antonio Spurs.
Soboroff played the viral clip of MD Ahnaf Hossain, the originator of the rhyme, exclaiming: “My mayor’s still Muslim, my bagel’s still Jewish, even the Pope’s on our side, Knicks in five!”
“He is a New Yorker whose words have really stayed with all of us,” Mamdani, who was wearing a Knicks jersey over his dress shirt and tie, said with a chuckle. “And thanks to him, there are a lot of people who have just been running up to me over the last few weeks just shouting, ‘My mayor’s Muslim!’ I said, ‘It’s true. I am.’”
The viral fan chant, which originated as “My mayor’s Muslim, my bagel’s Jewish, my Christian Dior, Knicks in four,” took on new life — and became something of a mantra in the Big Apple — as New Yorkers shouted out their hometown pride and stood united ahead of Game 5 Saturday night.

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Tennis players are brutal. Look at Jannik Sinner trying bagelling Gasquet in his last professional match.

That was how Hurkacz bagelled Roger Federer in his last match at Wimbledon.

Omo, leave the sports before the sport leaves you. Lmao.