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Hollywood’s digging up the past—again. The production company behind the Night at the Museum franchise, 21 Laps, has tapped screenwriter Tripper Clancy (Stuber, The Predator) to craft a fresh take on the beloved family series for 20th Century Studios. Details are scarce, but it’s not a straight reboot—think new story, same magical museum vibes.

Editor’s Note: Nostalgia’s a powerful force in Hollywood, and Night at the Museum was a box-office juggernaut (remember Ben Stiller vs. that cheeky T. rex?). A reimagining could breathe new life into the franchise—or risk feeling like a dusty exhibit. Either way, it’s a sign studios are still betting big on family-friendly IP with built-in appeal. If Clancy nails the tone, this could be a fun revival. If not? Well, some relics are better left in the archives.

Joanna Gaines is opening up about the bittersweet milestone of sending her second child, 18-year-old Ella, off to college. The HGTV star, known for her calm demeanor on Fixer Upper, admits she’s emotionally "fixing up" her own feelings as another chapter of parenting comes to a close. With five kids—ranging from 7 to 20—she’s no stranger to goodbyes, but this one still tugs at the heartstrings.

Editor’s Note: Even celebrities aren’t immune to the universal ache of watching kids grow up. Joanna’s honesty about the mix of pride and nostalgia resonates with any parent who’s waved goodbye at a dorm room—or will someday. It’s a reminder that big life changes hit everyone, whether you’re flipping houses or packing mini-fridges.

Amazon Prime members can snag discounts on high-end accessories loved by designers and celebrities—think handbags, jewelry, and statement pieces that usually come with a hefty price tag. The sale features curated picks, so if you’ve been eyeing that "it" item but hesitated because of the cost, now might be your chance.

Editor’s Note: Let’s be real—designer accessories are aspirational for most of us, and sales like this make them a little more within reach. Whether you’re refreshing your wardrobe or hunting for a standout gift, these deals could be worth checking out before they’re gone. Plus, who doesn’t love feeling like they got a celeb-worthy steal?

PR firm Wolf Kasteler is giving two of its top players a big step up—Allie Jenkins and Chelsea Hayes are now Senior Vice Presidents, leading the agency's LA and NY offices. The bosses are singing their praises, calling out their strategic chops and dedication.

Editor’s Note: Promotions like this signal confidence in leadership and often hint at a firm's growth trajectory. For Wolf Kasteler, it’s a way to spotlight talent internally and externally—clients and competitors take note when key players rise. Plus, in the PR world, high-profile moves like this can ripple through industry gossip networks.

The Goo Goo Dolls are set to headline the 39th Annual Carousel Ball in Denver this October, a charity event supporting kids with diabetes. The night will also shine a spotlight on Neil Diamond, who’s receiving an Inspirational Lifetime Achievement Award. Funds raised go to the Barbara Davis Center for Diabetes, helping patients and raising awareness.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just another concert—it’s a big-name event with a heart. By blending star power (hello, Goo Goo Dolls and Neil Diamond) with a cause, it draws attention and dollars to diabetes research and care, making philanthropy feel like a celebration. For fans, it’s a chance to enjoy great music while doing something meaningful. Win-win.