Royal Caribbean marked a major milestone as Legend of the Seas floats out at Meyer Turku, signaling a new era of large, greener ships. A bold blend of scale and sustainable propulsion hints at the next chapter in the cruise line’s eco-focused fleet.

A lighthearted on-air clash about a “Just Because Day” drifts into a bigger question: should kids always get a full explanation, or can boundaries stand on their own? Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos bring humor, heart, and real-life parenting angles to the debate.

An Army football player and West Point cadet springs into action to pull a driver from a burning car after a crash in upstate New York—a spontaneous act of courage and duty.

The Ice Age crew is back for a new chapter, venturing into the Lost World on a lava-filled, dinosaur-dusted voyage. This sixth installment promises the familiar warmth and humor fans love, with bold new settings and adventures for the whole family. A return that blends nostalgia with fresh thrills is on the horizon for 2027.

A fresh wave of excitement surrounds the 2025 fair as attendance climbs to a new five-day high, led by a record Monday turnout. Weekend crowds were strong but not record-breaking, hinting at broad appeal and a lively season ahead.

Celebrity Cruises unveils a limited-time Labour Day sale with bold savings across itineraries through 2028. Expect standout deals like major discounts for the second guest and extra savings on select voyages, spanning Caribbean getaways on the new Celebrity Xcel to Alaska explorations and beyond. It’s a window for flexible, future-ready escapes.

Two Baltimore media teams stage a dairy-filled showdown at the Maryland State Fair. A layered milkshake hides a secret final twist, crafted by local reporters and fueled by community pride. It’s a tasty spotlight on Maryland’s dairy farmers and the playful side of local media.

Phantom Theater returns to Kings Island with a modern, family-friendly twist. Guests guide a 26-scene backstage voyage with spellbound flashlights as playful spirits roam and familiar faces reappear—offering a refreshed take on the beloved classic and a 2026 opening on the horizon.

Good Morning America is shaking up its on-air lineup this week, with Deborah Roberts, Whit Johnson, and Rachel Scott steering the show during a holiday pause for the regulars. A Katrina anniversary feature and a stylish new Hudson Square studio set the stage for a refreshed pace as Labor Day approaches.

Disney Destiny’s maiden voyage promises a villain-filled, immersive journey at sea. The Grand Hall morphs into a living stage of mischief, Cruella de Vil unveils interactive fashion-forward moments, and playful tricks from Dr. Facilier wink in from unexpected corners—hinting at a story-driven adventure where legends collide against the horizon.

Five standout titles dominate this week’s critic-led chatter, from Elizabeth Gilbert’s candid memoir to Eimear McBride’s audacious The City Changes Its Face, R.F. Kuang’s Katabasis, Phoebe Greenwood’s Gaza-set Vulture, and Kate Zambreno’s Animal Stories. Critics push beyond genre boundaries, pairing fearless prose with urgent questions about addiction, power, memory, and confinement. The result is a…

Labor Day in Portland kicks off with a No Kings march and a breakfast rally, uniting labor and immigrant justice groups around democracy and workers’ rights. A parallel Vancouver, WA gathering and a broader nationwide push amplify calls for funded schools, healthcare, and protections for immigrant families and workers.