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13 days ago
Ramsey warns that depreciating ****** ets like cars erode wealth, and 84% of millionaires credited ditching car payments as key to building it.
A $30,000 car loses roughly $18,000 in value within five years, and average annual ownership costs hit $11,577, making cars a major wealth drag.
Since Micah maxes retirement accounts, carries zero debt, and pays cash, buying the sports car is defensible if he maintains those financial habits.
Two retirees, same $1 million, same 4% rule, buy one finished with $1.4 million, the other hit $0 in 12 years. Our free reader guide explains the flaw that separated them, and the income-first method built to avoid it.
A caller to the Dave Ramsey Show recently sparked a pointed conversation about cars, wealth, and what it actually means to earn a solid income. The caller was Micah, a 24-year-old earning $80,000 per year. He maxes out both his 401(k) and IRA and carries zero debt. His question was simple: he has $30,000 in cash and wants to put it toward a 2019 Nissan 370Z as a weekend car, but he wonders whether investing the money instead would serve him better long-term.

#zero
gAdGet
14 days ago
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Opening a savings account for a child can help them build good money habits while giving their savings a safe place to grow. But because minors generally can't open bank accounts on their own, a parent or guardian will usually need to help. Here's how to open a savings account for a child, what you'll need, and how to choose the right account.
You must follow the right steps if you want to open savings account for your child. Much of the process is similar to opening a savings account for yourself, with some additional considerations.
Keep in mind that banks often require a parent or legal guardian to be present when opening a savings account for a child.
Start by choosing the right bank for your child's bank account. A simple and convenient option is to open an account where you do your own banking.

#account #opening #bank
mix_0157
14 days ago
There are plenty of tried-and-true strategies one can follow to build wealth, like staying debt-free and investing early for retirement. But sometimes it's worth it to go off the beaten path and try quirky money habits.
Are these habits kind of unusual? Yes. Will everyone else practice them? Probably not. Do they work? Also, yes.
An episode of Smart Money Happy Hour hosted by financial experts Rachel Cruze and George Kamel took a closer look at the most unusual money habits worth trying out to get ahead financially.
Here are 10 weird habits that can help you become rich.
This approach is not likely to be popular with most people, but Kamel said working more hours every week is something you can control especially if you're trying to get out of debt.

#money #unusual #happy
kerneldl
18 days ago
Like a majority of the rookie quarterbacks, even Patrick Mahomes had to start behind a veteran QB, who happened to be Alex Smith.
Smith moved to the Kansas City Chiefs after spending seven years in San Francisco. He had been with the team for four years at the time Mahomes was drafted.
A veteran in the league, starting Smith was the easy decision for the organization. However, he had already seen habits from Mahomes that convinced him about the QB's work ethic.
After one season of being on the bench, Mahomes was handed the reins of the team, and Smith was traded to the Washington Redskins. The rest is history, as the 30-year-old has gone on to achieve everything there is in the NFL going into Year 10.
The three-time Super Bowl champion is all set to make his return to the Chiefs lineup after recovering from an ACL/LCL injury that he suffered in December 2025.

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2449
20 days ago
The USC Trojans host the Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns in their third game of the 2026 season. USC continues to make its way through the cupcake portion of its schedule, two weeks before the season-defining September 26 game against Oregon. USC needs to continue to shake off rough edges, become more disciplined, and work toward a state of more complete preparedness for Oregon.
The Oregon Ducks did not look good against Boise State, but Boise State is a much tougher opponent than the Fresno State team USC shut out last week. Louisiana is even more of a cream puff than either of those teams, so while Oregon's struggles might encourage USC fans, the reality is that the Ducks faced a tough opponent. USC can't put too much stock in what it does against Louisiana. What matters is establishing good habits so that they become second nature. Improving the level of discipline throughout the roster is, in many ways, the main priority for this game, alongside not getting anyone injured two weeks before playing Oregon.
Get real-time updates, scoring plays, turning points and expert ******* ysis throughout USC's game against Louisiana. Follow along for highlights, injury news, key plays and an instant breakdown of the game.
Hit refresh for the latest updates as the game continues.
This article originally appeared on Trojans Wire: USC vs Louisiana live updates: Highlights, predictions, ******* ysis

#state #ducks
mostly
22 days ago
Chinese e-commerce giants such as Shein and Temu have reshaped the retail landscape amid economic uncertainty, higher prices, and cautious consumer spending by offering shoppers a wide range of products at extremely low prices.
Their growth has prompted established companies such as Amazon, Target, and Walmart to invest in strategies like third-party marketplaces, supply chain infrastructure, and digital tools to keep pace with changing consumer habits.
Now, one online-first fashion retailer is taking a different approach. While many established brands have been reassessing their physical footprints and closing underperforming stores, this e-commerce fashion company is moving in the opposite direction by expanding its brick-and-mortar presence in the U.S.
Founded in 2020 as an online-first womenswear brand, Cider has built its business around affordable, trend-driven fashion and a digital-focused shopping experience.
Cider opened its second permanent U.S. retail location on September 4, 2026, at Westfield Valley Fair in San Jose, California. The 11,269-square-foot store is located at 2855 Stevens Creek Blvd., ****** e No. 2411.

#fashion #cider #prices #first
2TZr9HoiW
25 days ago
DBS has introduced two new payment cards, Chromo and TravelLah!, aimed at spending habits and preferences among Gen Z customers in Singapore.
The Singapore-headquartered lender stated that both products are designed to help young adults "maximise rewards" on daily spending and "get more value" when they spend overseas.
DBS launched Chromo on 5 September. It described Chromo as the first credit card in Singapore designed to "automatically adapt" to the spending habits of Gen Z customers.
The card provides bonus cashback on a customer's top two eligible local spending categories each month, removing the need for cardholders to pre-select categories.
DBS Singapore Payments and Unsecured Lending head Chan Sow Han said: "Young adults in their 20s are navigating one of the most dynamic stages of their lives, often marked by shifts in income, interests and financial priorities.

#young #adults
hy7er81
27 days ago
Michigan narrowly pulled off the victory on Saturday night, defeating Western Michigan by a 13-12 final score on a last-second Hail Mary. Across the board, this was a pretty disappointing game despite the victory.
Here's a look at each position group on the roster with grades for how each of them performed.
Bryce Underwood looked to be in control of the offense on the opening drive, but after that, all the old habits seemed to return with questionable decision-making and some throws that just weren't precise. The worst of it was in the final minutes of the game when he fumbled with the game on the line to allow Western Michigan a chance to run out the clock. However, he made a heck of a throw on the last play of the game to J.J. Buchanan to seal the victory. There's still much to improve, though.
What was expected to be the strongest position group on the team ended up having a rather underwhelming night. It wasn't all their fault (more on that later), but the running backs didn't capitalize on their chances either. Jordan Marshall had just 44 yards on 11 carries. Savion Hiter wasn't all that involved in his first game, getting just six touches. What was expected to be a dominant rushing attack didn't get off to a good start at all, and there's also going to need to be big improvement over the next week.
To be clear, this is JJ Buchanan's A+. He was as advertised coming out of the transfer portal, making some impressive grabs, including the game-winning catch for 47 yards as the clock hit zero. He had six receptions for a total of 126 yards. For the rest of the group, they weren't really asked to do much, with just 12 completions on the night. The lack of a big showing from the passing attack wasn't exactly their fault.

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20sYxFNV82690270184
28 days ago
Willie Lampkin is listed at 5-foot-11, but his lack of traditional NFL offensive line height has created a useful challenge for Jordan Davis. Davis credited the Eagles guard with forcing him to improve his leverage during an appearance on "Takeoff with John Clark."
At 6-foot-6, Davis possesses exceptional size and power, but that height can work against him when offensive linemen gain access to his chest. Lampkin's low center of gravity makes it difficult for Davis to win without bending properly and playing beneath his opponent's pads.
The matchup has become a valuable part of Davis' development.
Defensive line coach Clint Hurtt has consistently challenged Davis to play as though he were significantly shorter. That means lowering his pad level without sacrificing the explosion and strength that make him one of the NFL's most physically imposing interior defenders.
Davis said the improvement has been gradual. Repetition is important because proper technique must become automatic when fatigue sets in, particularly near the goal line or during the final minutes of a game. Those situations do not allow a player to stop and correct his stance. He must rely on habits developed through individual work and repeated challenging practice.

#davis #must
lynx
29 days ago
There are victories, and then there are statements.
On a night when Reading desperately needed a spark to ignite their season, they delivered a performance that reminded us of the quality we have running through this side. The only disappointment was the number of supporters inside the Select Car Leasing Stadium to witness it.
Mansfield Town arrived hoping to continue their strong start to the campaign. Following a recent 5-2 victory over promotion hopefuls Luton Town, the Stags were hoping to continue winning habits, but instead left on the back of a 5-0 defeat, which in truth could have been much worse.
Although many Reading players could be singled out for praise, I was particularly impressed with George Earthy, whose movement off the ball and passing ability reminded me of a certain Frank Lampard. I wonder if he ever made it in the game!
Paddy Lane had one of his best performances in a Reading shirt and Kyreece Lisbie continues to impress with his direct style of play and willingness to make things happen going forward.

#following
521frostso
29 days ago
Personal loans are dangerously easy to get. You can have cash in your account the same day you apply — no collateral, minimal friction, maximum temptation. And that's exactly the problem. Just because you can borrow doesn't mean you should. The difference between a smart financial move and a debt spiral often comes down to one thing: understanding why you're borrowing in the first place.
Personal loans aren't inherently good or bad. They're a tool. And like any tool, they can either solve your problem or make it worse. Below, we break down the situations where borrowing actually makes sense and the ones where walking away is the smarter play.
Personal loans hover around 12% APR for borrowers with solid credit. Credit cards? Try 20%. If you're juggling multiple cards with balances, rolling that debt into a single personal loan can save you serious money on interest. Plus, you get one predictable payment instead of the payment shuffle.
But the catch is that you actually have to stop using your credit cards. Too many people consolidate their debt, feel relieved and then rack up new balances within a year. Now they've got two problems instead of one. So, before you borrow, compare rates, map out your payoff timeline and be honest about your spending habits. If you know you'll just max out those cards again, a personal loan won't save you. It'll only bury you deeper.
Your credit utilization ratio — basically, how much of your available credit you're actually using — accounts for 30% of your FICO credit score. Since personal loans are installment debt, they don't count toward that ratio the way credit cards do.

#debt #borrow #down
lynx_no_fl9x
30 days ago
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Why we like it: Our top Bank of America card pick excels across several categories. It has no annual fee and a great 0% introductory APR period, which you can use for both new purchases and balance transfers. But it's also an all-around solid cash-back card. You can earn 3% cash back on your choice category (6% for the first year) plus 2% cash back at grocery stores and wholesale clubs, up to a combined $2,500 spent each quarter. Everything else earns 1% cash back.
Choice category options cover plenty of common purchases: gas and EV charging stations, online shopping (including cable, internet, phone plans, and streaming), dining, travel, drugstores and pharmacies, or home improvement and furnishings. Having multiple rewards category options can give you more flexibility, especially as your spending habits change over time.
Read our full review of the Bank of America Customized Cash Rewards credit card.

#bank #choice #rewards
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30 days ago
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Credit cards can offer a lot of value to responsible users, with sign-up bonuses, rewards on everyday spending and perks that can save you money. Using multiple credit cards can be a great way to take advantage of the different features each one offers.
But how many credit cards is too many? Ultimately, it depends on your financial situation, how well you manage your money and your general preferences. Here's what you need to know.
There are countless credit cards offered by banks, credit unions and other financial institutions, but there isn't a single card that works best for everyone. Even if you find a card that meets a lot of your needs, you can usually get more value by using two or more cards. Here's why.
Rewards credit cards offer cash back, points or miles on your everyday purchases, but the rewards rates can vary depending on which card you choose. As you shop around, it's important to pick a card that offers rewards rates that align with your spending habits.

#cards
drift_meg
1 month ago
Some offers on this page are from advertisers who pay us, which may affect which products we write about, but not our recommendations. See our Advertiser Disclosure.
Why we like it: Our top Bank of America card pick excels across several categories. It has no annual fee and a great 0% introductory APR period, which you can use for both new purchases and balance transfers. But it's also an all-around solid cash-back card. You can earn 3% cash back on your choice category (6% for the first year) plus 2% cash back at grocery stores and wholesale clubs, up to a combined $2,500 spent each quarter. Everything else earns 1% cash back.
Choice category options cover plenty of common purchases: gas and EV charging stations, online shopping (including cable, internet, phone plans, and streaming), dining, travel, drugstores and pharmacies, or home improvement and furnishings. Having multiple rewards category options can give you more flexibility, especially as your spending habits change over time.
Read our full review of the Bank of America Customized Cash Rewards credit card.

#cash #bank #rewards #options
zestyTunneL_39
1 month ago
Jason Kelce admitted he dislikes his beardless look and reflected on his college grooming habits on his podcast
He revealed he used to trim his eyebrows with a razor, leaving them thin and shapeless
His wife, Kylie Kelce, joked she's never seen his chin and believes their daughters would cry if he shaved his beard
Jason Kelce is the first to admit that his look has evolved through the years.
While discussing his recent induction into the Cincinnati Bearcats Hall of Fame, Jason, 38, and his brother, Travis Kelce, looked back on some photos from the retired NFL star's college years on the Wednesday, Sept. 2, episode of their New Heights podcast.

#college #podcast #kylie
yopcvryussemcor
1 month ago
GOP Rep. Max Miller spent Monday morning not on the campaign trail, but Zooming into an Ohio courtroom in a dispute with ex-girlfriend and former White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham, the second time the embattled congressman has been forced to appear in county court in less than a week.
As House lawmakers return to Washington for a sprint ahead of the midterms, Miller appeared from DC via Zoom to address whether he violated a 2023 settlement agreement with Grisham. That agreement came after Grisham alleged Miller abused her, he denied the allegation and then sued her for defamation. As part of their deal, Grisham and Miller were barred from disparaging each other publicly.
It's the latest legal battle facing Miller as he runs for re-election in a district Trump won in 2024 by more than 10 points but Republicans now fear will be competitive over his legal and personal issues. The congressman has faced calls from some Senate Republicans to step down, but Speaker Mike Johnson told CNN on Monday that he supports Miller's reelection bid, calling him "a great member of Congress."
Miller is also locked in a bitter custody battle with his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, the daughter of GOP Sen. Bernie Moreno. She has alleged that Miller abused her, including holding a gun to her when their daughter was an infant. Miller has denied the allegations. Miller came to court in person in that custody case last week.
Zooming in to the wood-paneled courtroom Monday, Miller faced questions over his social media habits, recent media interviews and whether he called Grisham a liar after the two of them entered into the 2023 settlement agreement.

#moreno #congressman
3vltcl64
1 month ago
As parents continue to feel pressures on their household budgets, increasingly skipping specialty clothing stores in favor of one-stop shopping at big-box giants like Target and Walmart, another children's apparel retailer is closing stores.
Industry data confirms this shift, revealing that mass merchants now capture 80% of planned spending in the back-to-school category, according to Deloitte.
This shift in consumer spending habits, paired with the shrinking malls data, including projection from Capital One Shopping suggesting that up to 87% of traditional shopping malls could close over the next decade, has forced a number of mall clothing retailers to shut a number of underperforming locations.
A mall staple The Children's Place has shuttered hundreds of locations in recent years as part of a major restructuring plan to shed costly real estate, and legacy specialty chain, Carter's, has started its wave of planned closures in 2025.
Founded in 1865, Carter's grew from a modest Massachusetts knitting mill into North America's largest children's clothing maker by continually expanding its footprint and acquiring legacy brands like OshKosh B'gosh.

#like #data #shift
0419_aD_ot
1 month ago
Some offers on this page are from advertisers who pay us, which may affect which products we write about, but not our recommendations. See our Advertiser Disclosure.
Why we like it: Our top Bank of America card pick excels across several categories. It has no annual fee and a great 0% introductory APR period, which you can use for both new purchases and balance transfers. But it's also an all-around solid cash-back card. You can earn 3% cash back on your choice category (6% for the first year) plus 2% cash back at grocery stores and wholesale clubs, up to a combined $2,500 spent each quarter. Everything else earns 1% cash back.
Choice category options cover plenty of common purchases: gas and EV charging stations, online shopping (including cable, internet, phone plans, and streaming), dining, travel, drugstores and pharmacies, or home improvement and furnishings. Having multiple rewards category options can give you more flexibility, especially as your spending habits change over time.
Read our full review of the Bank of America Customized Cash Rewards credit card.

#cash #back #America #rewards
xx_u88lm8f
1 month ago
As parents continue to feel pressures on their household budgets, increasingly skipping specialty clothing stores in favor of one-stop shopping at big-box giants like Target and Walmart, another children's apparel retailer is closing stores.
Industry data confirms this shift, revealing that mass merchants now capture 80% of planned spending in the back-to-school category, according to Deloitte.
This shift in consumer spending habits, paired with the shrinking malls data, including projection from Capital One Shopping suggesting that up to 87% of traditional shopping malls could close over the next decade, has forced a number of mall clothing retailers to shut a number of underperforming locations.
A mall staple The Children's Place has shuttered hundreds of locations in recent years as part of a major restructuring plan to shed costly real estate, and legacy specialty chain, Carter's, has started its wave of planned closures in 2025.
Founded in 1865, Carter's grew from a modest Massachusetts knitting mill into North America's largest children's clothing maker by continually expanding its footprint and acquiring legacy brands like OshKosh B'gosh.

#spending
qwwfsjnqudijywkq
1 month ago
As parents continue to feel pressures on their household budgets, increasingly skipping specialty clothing stores in favor of one-stop shopping at big-box giants like Target and Walmart, another children's apparel retailer is closing stores.
Industry data confirms this shift, revealing that mass merchants now capture 80% of planned spending in the back-to-school category, according to Deloitte.
This shift in consumer spending habits, paired with the shrinking malls data, including projection from Capital One Shopping suggesting that up to 87% of traditional shopping malls could close over the next decade, has forced a number of mall clothing retailers to shut a number of underperforming locations.
A mall staple The Children's Place has shuttered hundreds of locations in recent years as part of a major restructuring plan to shed costly real estate, and legacy specialty chain, Carter's, has started its wave of planned closures in 2025.
Founded in 1865, Carter's grew from a modest Massachusetts knitting mill into North America's largest children's clothing maker by continually expanding its footprint and acquiring legacy brands like OshKosh B'gosh.

#shopping #specialty #like
62083vxkprime
1 month ago
In their final preseason game, the Buccaneers were blanked by the Jacksonville Jaguars 0-19, capping off what was otherwise a solid preseason for Tampa Bay. The Bucs were disappointing, especially on offense, which couldn't get anything going regardless of who was under center, and on special teams, which reverted to old bad habits. The defense largely held up its end thanks to another great night of pass rush and secondary play. A solid defensive effort went for naught thanks to the offensive implosion, which likely saw the end of Jalon Daniels' hopes to be Baker Mayfield's primary backup.
Here are the studs and duds from the Bucs' preseason finale loss to the Jaguars:
By all appearances, Jalon Daniels was auditioning for the rare third quarterback spot on the Bucs' 53-man roster. Unfortunately for him, it went almost as badly as it could have against the Jaguars. Daniels was sharp early, but his receivers were anything but. Then came the fumbled snap in the second quarter, a problem that carried over from last week's matchup against the Chiefs.
Daniels then took three sacks, three more than in any previous preseason game. He finished with just eight completions on 15 attempts and just 57 pass yards. While Daniels remains the Bucs' most dynamic quarterback from the preseason, it is unlikely he did enough to prove himself reliable enough to overtake Jake Browning as QB2.
One of Tampa Bay's few highlights was the play of its outside linebackers, who frustrated the Jaguars' offense all night. David Walker was unstoppable once again, winning a third of his pass rushes per PFF. Anthony Nelson continued his productive preseason, recording a sack and a quarterback hit. Jack Pyburn played like someone who did not plan on playing for LSU this year, leading the team with two sacks, three tackles for a loss and two quarterback hits. Tampa Bay's edge rush looks much improved from last year heading into this season.

#jaguars #quarterback #pass
lXW50R7p6
1 month ago
A popular sports bar and grill chain has abruptly closed four restaurants, cutting its footprint by 20%, less than two years after a new owner acquired the brand.
The closures come as restaurant chains across the country continue to deal with severe challenges stemming from rising food and labor costs, shifting consumer habits, and aggressive competition for diners.
Full-service restaurants are feeling more pressure as they rely heavily on front-of-house staffing, table service, and bar staff. Moreover, full-service restaurants earn 3%-5% net, versus 6%-9% for fast-casual concepts and quick-service restaurants, on a scale where net margin above 6% is considered strong, according to data from Bloom Intelligence.
Founded in 1997 in Hickory, North Carolina, Hickory Tavern is a sports bar and grill family restaurant chain popular for its saucy wings, flatbreads, loaded nachos, and mozzarella sticks. Aside from food, the bar was often seen as a popular neighborhood gathering place.
Hickory Tavern abruptly closed four locations, leaving the chain with 16 remaining across the Carolinas, reported FSR Magazine.

#restaurants #hickory #chain #grill
rtshksrnjjx
1 month ago
CHELSEA — Tim Robison wants Chelsea to win football games, but his definition of winning extends well beyond Friday nights.
As Robison prepares for his first season as a head coach, he is attempting to build something designed to last, from higher expectations in the weight room and stronger connections from youth football through high school to a champion mentality that applies whether the Green Dragons are lining up for kickoff or walking through the halls.
The wins, Robison believes, can follow the habits.
And as Chelsea begins a new era, establishing those habits is priority No. 1.
"I'm a person that likes to produce good men and good women," Robison said. "That's my teaching and coaching philosophy. It's not all about football for me. Football is on the forefront, but right behind it, really close for me, is raising young men and young women."

#young #Friday
glid2compass
1 month ago
It's always helpful in life to take a step back and look at the big picture — and it's not a bad idea when it comes to your finances, either.
The day-to-day management of money can sometimes cloud what's happening as a whole. So, to help you gain perspective on what your spending, saving and investing habits say about where you're at, "The Ramsey Show" co-hosts Rachel Cruze and George Kamel offered up "clues" to determine where you're at in terms of financial wellness.
Jeff Bezos backs a platform that lets anyone invest in rental homes for as little as $100 — 6 ways to build wealth like a landlord without actually being one
Dave Ramsey warns nearly 50% of Americans are making 1 big Social Security mistake. Here's what it is and 3 simple steps to fix it ASAP
The tax breaks in Trump's 'big beautiful bill' expire after 2028. Here are 4 moves to make before the window closes

#you 're #cruze
kmzwolm_xavyuzu
1 month ago
It's almost a generational rite of passage: older cohorts putting the spending habits of the youngest under the microscope.
Boomers faced backlash for blowing allowances on clothes, cosmetics and records; Gen X caught flack for high credit card use; Millennials are haunted by their insatiable hunger for avocado toast; and Gen Z is sacrificing future savings by spending at Starbucks.
Jeff Bezos backs a platform that lets anyone invest in rental homes for as little as $100 — 6 ways to build wealth like a landlord without actually being one
Dave Ramsey warns nearly 50% of Americans are making 1 big Social Security mistake. Here's what it is and 3 simple steps to fix it ASAP
The tax breaks in Trump's 'big beautiful bill' expire after 2028. Here are 4 moves to make before the window closes

#starbucks #dave #ramsey #americans
chunky27
1 month ago
In my younger days, I'd always try to 100% a game. For those uninitiated into the time-consuming habits of geek culture, it's when you fully complete a game. Not just the main storyline—all of it. You're earning your PhD as you gain full mastery of the lore, mechanics and tactics.
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But I'd stop short when it came to beating the game on its hardest difficulty setting. That was a bridge too far. I could know every level or sequence blindfolded. But add one enemy or alter the location of a supply drop, and my comprehension would crumble.
I felt the same way about my first few Superflex leagues. Single-QB formats were easy to navigate after constant practice. However, the single addition of a roster spot changed everything in my mind. Anyway, after years of experience, here's how I attack building a roster that allows us to start a couple of passers each week.
If you've never drafted in an SF league, try it. Like my video game ******* ogy, on the surface, there's nothing drastically different. All we've done is plus-up our starter slots by one. Which sounds simple in theory until you compare it to our normal setup.

#league #you 're
kZc1aazt5Gx
1 month ago
Celebrities are often frequent travelers, and some stars have shared their wild habits when heading to a new destination.
From minimalist packers to superstitious flyers, many celebrities have been open about developing travel rituals that are uniquely their own.
In an August 2025 interview with Crocs, Millie Bobby Brown shared her travel necessities, which include her humidifier and fluffy socks. When asked about her biggest "travel pet peeve," the Stranger Things star shared one of her husband Jake Bongiovi's vacation habits: not packing clothes.
"We'll leave and I'll have a big suitcase and he has nothing with him, just his phone. Never really a charger, just steals mine, and then takes his computer and goes, 'Mill, I don't have any clothes,' " she said.
Below, here are seven wild celebrity vacation habits.

#shared #travel #celebrities #clothes
vWNVV
1 month ago
Miranda Kerr has addressed the backlash she faced over her disciplined diet and wellness routine. The supermodel took to Instagram on August 21 to open up about her daily lifestyle that had been labelled as "unhinged habits".
"Some of my 'unhinged' habits are actually just the routines that make me feel my best. For me, that looks like avoiding foods that cause inflammation in my body, prioritizing sleep, and being really intentional about the little choices I make every day. I start each morning with noni juice (even though I'll be the first to admit it doesn't taste very good), I cut out alcohol and I'm usually in bed before 9pm," she penned in the caption. "Wellness looks different for everyone, so be sure to listen to your body and stay consistent with what makes you feel good."
Miranda shared a post that broke down the non-negotiable wellness practices she follows to ensure she feels her best. "Eating a gluten-free, egg-free and dairy-free diet to reduce inflammation," read the first slide in the carousel. Other practices included being in bed by 9pm and up at 5am, starting everyday with a shot of noni juice, never falling asleep in makeup, eating dinner with her kids at 5pm, avoiding alcohol, and using certified organic skincare from her brand KORA Organics.
Miranda Kerr is a former Victoria's Secret model (@ WireImage)
The criticism came after Miranda appeared on Kristin Cavallari's Let's be Honest podcast, where she explained that she changed her diet when she was diagnosed with proctitis, a form of irritable bowel syndrome, during her pregnancy with her second son six years ago.

#miranda #free #kerr #eating
3f9qcam520
1 month ago
In addition to practicing walks, preparing for interviews and selecting wardrobes, many pageant contestants have pre-show rituals they've kept up over the years
For some, these traditions are grounded in superstitions; others set aside time and activities that help them stay mindful and present before showtime
PEOPLE polled a number of this year's Miss USA contestants from across the country to find out what types of pageant-day practices they observe
Those who compete in anything at a high level — sporting events, debates, pageants and beyond — know that sometimes it takes a little bit of the supernatural to get you through a particularly intense competition.

51 women will make their way to Miami next week to compete in the annual Miss USA pageant, with the finale set to take place at 8 p.m. ET on Aug. 27. This year is particularly big for the pageant as it marks its 75th anniversary celebration.

As they gear up for the big competition, delegates from all 50 states and the District of Columbia are taking PEOPLE through the biggest rituals and superstitions that they'll be partaking in to hopefully eke out a little bit more good luck before the big pageant.

Some women have turned mindfulness practices into traditions on the big day. Others have made habits out of eating specific foods. Whatever their choice of ritual, the pageant queens who will find themselves on stage in the Sunshine State next week want all the luck they can get.

Read on to learn about some of the pre-pageant superstitions, rituals and traditions maintained by Miss USA contestants from across the country.
Miss Michigan USA Amber Uhler.
Credit: Amber Uhler/Instagram

#pageant #superstitions
La9PG3Ql
1 month ago
Anna Faris is opening up about her decision to stop drinking alcohol and the impact it has had on her mental health.
The "Scary Movie" actress, 49, revealed that she got sober after recognizing a connection between drinking and her struggles with depression. Faris discussed her relationship with alcohol during the Aug. 20 episode of Chelsea Handler's "Dear Chelsea" podcast, where the two reflected on how their drinking habits have changed as they've gotten older.
"It turns out there's a correlation between drinking and depression, for me, for sure," Faris said. "I had to take a step back and not self-sabotage."
Handler agreed, adding that as people get older, their bodies may not be able to process alcohol the same way they did when they were younger.
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