Blackpink Tease 2025 World Tour
Although the K-pop supergroup has yet to announce the specific tour dates and routing, their upcoming shows mark the group's latest tour since they hit the road in support of Born Pink, which launched in 2022.
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The Born Pink tour, described as the 'largest world tour in the history of a K-pop girl group' at the time, began on their home turf of Seoul, South Korea, and made stops in U.S. cities including Dallas, Houston, Atlanta, Chicago, and Los Angeles before concluding in Seoul, South Korea, in September 2023. Following the global tour, Blackpink released concert film Blackpink World Tour [Born Pink] on July 31.
Since the group wrapped their tour and released 2023 single 'The Girls,' Blackpink members have launched individual projects. For starters, Rosé released her debut album on Dec. 6, a 12-track project that showcases her 'chameleonic personality and straightforwardly winsome vocals,' per a Rolling Stone review. On the heels of Rosé's album, Lisa's debut album Alter Ego is expected to arrive at the end of the month. Lisa has since released 'New Woman' with Rosalía, 'Rockstar,' and 'Moonlit Floor (Kiss Me),' with 'Born Again' featuring Raye and Doja Cat heading to music streamers on Friday.
Jisoo and Jennie have also shared projects, with Jisoo's mini album Amortage, and Jennie's debut album Ruby announcement last month. Jennie will couple her latest project with The Ruby Experience, a three-city show run with performances by Kali Uchis, Dua Lipa, and Doechii.
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‘I Dream Of Jeannie' TV Icon Barbara Eden Opens Up About Life At 93
She is forever a central fixture in pop culture and a multi-generational household name, beloved by many for playing the happy-go-lucky genie for five seasons on I Dream of Jeannie. As the popular sitcom celebrates its 60th anniversary, actress and television icon Barbara Eden continues to make her wishes come true - with no genie bottle required. From 1965 to 1970, Eden played the title character, who crosses paths with U.S. astronaut Tony Nelson (played by Larry Hagman) and they end up building a life together, amidst her wish-granting and magical ways. Now at 93, Eden continues to be a working artist and remains creatively open to new opportunities, while happily embracing her Jeannie claim to fame with loyal fans from all over the world - so much so, that she even has her own official online store with autographed memorabilia and more. Sitting down for an interview with Eden at Steak 48 in Beverly Hills, California, she is still quickly recognized by others there, as their eyes so obviously follow her every move as she walks through the restaurant. She is also as vivacious, engaging and thoughtful today as one could ever hope for. Dressed in a multi-colored floral blazer and white slacks, Eden has undoubtedly evolved from her pink genie outfit into the celebrated businesswoman that she is today. Starting our conversation, I first wondered what Eden still cherishes most these 60 years later about her I Dream of Jeannie days. Eden said, 'I guess it's the sense of family. We all liked each other and it was fun being in the show, doing it. I have looked back recently, as a matter of fact - how lucky we were to have Hayden Rorke and Larry and Bill Daily. I mean, they were talented, talented men who could do more than just the comedy - but thank god they could do the comedy. We were surrounded by good people, good talent - and that is rare.' Some might argue that the character of Jeannie was ahead of her time in a lot of ways, as she embraced her sexuality on the show, while also speaking up for herself around men - during a time when gender roles had far greater expectations within the household and in society. Does Eden see that, as well? 'Well, you know she was 2,000 years old, but she was learning,' Eden said. 'She learned quickly. She didn't know she was ahead of her time. I think Jeannie, her heart ruled - but she did.' Remembered for being such a strong and leading female television character, I was curious if Eden's outlook on the word 'femininity' has changed at all over these 60 years. Eden said, 'No, not at all - although I understand that the social dynamics have changed. I understand that. We're people - we're happy people. We're good people. There's always a lemon in there somewhere, but mostly, we're pretty good.' On I Dream of Jeannie, Eden's character regularly referred to Tony as 'master' - which would often stir humorous confusion and sometimes controversy with other mortal characters. So, does Eden think that I Dream of Jeannie would be able to get made for television today? 'I think it could be - I'm not sure that anyone would want to do it,' Eden said. 'You know, 'master' is just a word and it was in her vocabulary. She didn't really say she was a slave. Never, you know? It was actually a classic theme. A thousand years and all the genies - and she was an entity. She wasn't a human, but she thought she could be a human and [Tony] knew she couldn't - and there, you have the comedy, because she just wasn't human.' In the fifth and final season of I Dream of Jeannie, Tony and Jeannie got married, something Eden says 'I was very upset about it - not that anybody would listen to me.' Inquiring further about this, I said to Eden, 'But being the star, do you feel like you had a little bit of a say, or was it because of the times that you did not so much?' Eden said, 'I did not so much. No, I didn't. I guess if I had asserted myself - yes, I would have, but I didn't. I talked about it - I said, this is ridiculous. She can't marry you. It's ridiculous, but it was okay. It was still funny. People could relate, one way or another.' Following the final episode of I Dream of Jeannie on May 26, 1970, Eden went on to build a wider singing career for herself, as well as acted in several other projects, including as Stella Johnson in the film version and for two television seasons of Harper Valley PTA. So, does Eden still sing today? 'I do. I don't do it a lot. I don't do it at appearances and things. It's an instrument - you have to keep it up, and I have not kept it up.' Being open to new opportunities as an actress, I wondered if there are any existing television shows today that Eden would enjoy joining. Eden said, 'No, not really. I would tend to want a fabulous writer and director - and then, of course, a cameraman with the right lights. That's what I would worry about - or think about - rather than a certain vehicle that's out there already.' Wondering next if a story within the genre of drama, comedy, horror or even a thriller might intrigue her most, Eden said, 'All of the above. It would depend upon how it's written and how it's directed. That's what I would enjoy.' As for her life today off-screen, she resides around Beverly Hills with her husband of 34 years, Jon Eicholtz, and their dog Bentley. Yet, Eden says that she does not have hobbies. 'It's odd - I guess everyone has hobbies but me. I love to read. When I have downtime, I read. I do go out and speak, and I enjoy that. I enjoy the interaction with the audience - you know, the Q&A and that. It's fun - you really hear the darndest things when you do that.' She added: 'Reading has been my joy ever since I was a child. I think a lot of that was because my parents were young and they had to take me everywhere. They couldn't afford a babysitter. I went with my book, and I went with my mom & dad if they went out to dinner with someone - or someone's home.' Now after 93 years of life so far, and with her extraordinary career continuing onward, I wondered if Eden lives with any regrets, or if she embraces the good and the bad that has come her way. 'I don't think I want to embrace the bad,' Eden said. 'I don't do that. It's so much more fun to be on the plus side, you know? The best things happen when you expect it.' Being someone who has been around the Hollywood business for so many years and has been able to witness the many changes to the industry, I was curious if there are parts of Hollywood today that she is liking more than in years past, and whether there are aspects of yesteryear that she wishes were still in place. Eden said, 'That's a very complicated thing to answer because everything's in a flux right now. You don't know what's going to happen, or how it's going to happen. AI, for goodness sake! It's interesting - it will be challenging. It is, I guess, for a lot of people, but I think having a job, making a living with something that you really like to do, is the luckiest thing in the world. I feel I was very lucky to be able to make my living in an arena that I wanted to be in, and that I studied for. A lot of people study, but they aren't able to get a job. So, I was lucky.' Seeing firsthand the signs of the times surrounding the entertainment business lately, I wondered what Eden would say to fellow creatives of all ages, trying to make it in Hollywood, whether that be a producer, actor, director and more. From her own experiences, what is the best advice that Eden would give to others? 'To be true to themselves. You can't copy somebody. You can't expect someone else's road to be your road. You have to just do it - do what you can do and how you do it, and then hope people like it.' As I concluded my sit down conversation with Eden, I left the TV icon with my original and signature question - If you, Barbara, could speak to Jeannie after playing her for five seasons on I Dream of Jeannie and could give her advice, a warning, a comforting message - what would you say to this beloved character that you embodied for so long, and that you seem to have held onto throughout your life? Eden said, 'Well, I think she's just fine. She's doing well. She did well - she's doing well. The bottle's comfortable.'
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How Beyoncé's 'Cowboy Carter' shaped my patriotism as a new American citizen
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Instant tears welled up in my eyes as the layered vocals, the buzzy sitar and the unflinching lyrics poured through my headphones. "Used to say I spoke too country / And the rejection came, said I wasn't country 'nough ..." Beyoncé croons as the song soars. Within the first few minutes of the album, Beyoncé spoke to something I had been carrying with me since I submitted my $710 citizenship application. As a queer South Asian woman navigating America's institutions – from the Transportation Security Administration to college financial aid offices – I knew what it meant to be told, implicitly and explicitly, that I didn't quite belong. Opinion: I didn't think country music was meant for Black women like me. Then came Beyoncé. 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On social media, I saw images of children pulled from rubble. At airports, I continued to be 'randomly' selected for additional security screenings. A TSA agent once asked if I spoke English while I was speaking English to my wife. These weren't isolated moments; they were reminders that I was always going to be seen as someone on the outskirts of belonging. Even when I excelled, I paid a price. While a UT student, I had to return part of my merit-based scholarships because I was a 'nonresident alien.' Many other scholarships were off-limits to me entirely. And still, I was expected to be grateful – grateful to have a shot at the "American dream." Opinion: Beyoncé won album of the year at last. Are the Grammys finally getting it right? Beyoncé's work of critical patriotism will long outlive her tour But I didn't feel grateful. I felt angry. And "Cowboy Carter" validated that anger. Through songs like 'Blackbiird' and 'Ya Ya,' Beyoncé demanded a reckoning. She sang what I struggled to put into words: Loving this country didn't mean ignoring its failures. It meant insisting that it live up to the promises it made. James Baldwin once wrote, 'I love America more than any other country in this world, and, exactly for this reason, I insist on the right to criticize her perpetually.' "Cowboy Carter" serves as an act of critical patriotism, born not from cynicism but from care. The album doesn't come from a place of hate – far from it. This body of work is a practice in radical honesty rooted in love. One can hear this in its final track, 'Amen," as Beyoncé ends the album's journey with an invitation for us all to 'purify our Fathers' sins.' As the "Cowboy Carter" tour came to a close July 26, I've realized how much this one country album shaped my understanding of what it means to be American. Seeing Beyoncé open her show with "Ameriican Requiem" live – more than a year after the album dropped – overwhelmed me with the same stinging tears, goosebumps and rare sense of belonging as when I first heard it. "Cowboy Carter" reassured me that it is normal to have a complicated and, sometimes, painful relationship with a country that falls short of its promises. However, we can assert our role in shaping America's culture. Like Beyoncé, I don't need to wait for permission to belong. I can assert my agency now. A few months after my citizenship interview, when it finally came time for me to place my hand over my heart to take the Oath of Allegiance, I did so with both pride and purpose. After so long feeling like an outsider looking in, "Cowboy Carter" showed me that my belonging here isn't about assimilation or upholding the status quo at all. It's about building an America where everyone – not just those who fit a narrow mold – can be free, safe and seen. To me, that's what being American is about. Ena Ganguly was born in Bihar, India, and raised in Texas. Their work has been featured in Palette Poetry, BBC, BuzzFeed, KUT Austin Radio, The Austin Chronicle and the Courier Newsroom, and won Breakwater Review's 2024 Peseroff Poetry Prize. Find her work at or on Instagram: @enaganguly
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The lace is soft and not itchy, and the corset itself isn't terribly restrictive, but still offers support in the right places. I would say if you are in between sizes or have a bigger bust, go up one size to be safe. I am so tempted to buy more colors." —Jessica | Booked JGet it from Amazon for $26.99+ (available in sizes XS–XL and 14 colors). A tiered high-waisted maxi skirt with pockets (!!!) and a beaded drawstring for an effortlessly stylish look. Every one of your summer tops will want a turn to be paired with this. Promising review: "One of my favorite skirts I own, it's light enough but still doesn't show under the skirt. It also has pockets, which is very important to have when you have a lot to hold! Overall, well-made and would buy again!" —Jacquelyn WantlinGet it from Amazon for $30.39+ (available in sizes XS–XL and 16 colors). A boho jumpsuit you'll love so much it'll begin to invade your dreams like ~wear meeee, you know you want to~. Promising review: "LOVE THIS! The material feels good on your skin. It feels light and airy. Even though it's pants, they're light enough to wear during the summer without feeling hot. The fit is perfect. I wouldn't mind having this in other colors. I'm so happy with this purchase." —Nanette N BakerGet it from Amazon for $43.99 (available in sizes S–XXL and 13 colors). A plunging V-neck mini dress with an open back that'll be the first thing you pack every vacation, cuz you'll never wanna be on a trip without this cutie. Promising review: "This dress is exactly what I was looking for! We went to Florida for my 30th birthday, and I wanted something fun and beachy, but also something that I could wear again, and this dress hit the mark for sure! Super comfy, not too hot, and the perfect party dress!" —Heather HGet it from Amazon for $24.99+ (available in sizes XS–XXL and 18 patterns). A fabulous maxi dress because it literally looks like it'd be worn by Ariana Madix to the villa firepit to deliver the most chaotic news ever to the islanders. Cue the crash outs. Promising review: "My favorite clothing item. It's seriously perfect. I sized down and it was the right decision. Buy it if you're thinking about it!" —Lea it from Outcast for $84 (available in sizes XXS–XL). An adorable off-shoulder jumper with pockets that'll become your summer fave without even trying. Promising review: "This outfit was very comfortable and I loved how it fit me. Loved the material." —Mechellelee it from Rebdolls for $59.90 (available in sizes S–5X). A ruffled hem maxi dress that'll be your favorite 'fit to pack for vacation. Cute + pockets = a must-have. Promising review: "FINALLY! Long enough! I'm 5'7 and most 'maxi' dresses barely graze my ankles. This dress actually reaches the ground. Fabric is 100% poly and did not shrink with washing." —Susan BarnesGet it from Amazon for $32.99+ (available in sizes S–5XL and 25 colors). A ribbed bodycon midi dress because a little black dress always screams fierce. The adjustable ruching, the side slit, it's everything. 😍 Get it from Rebdolls for $49.90 (available in sizes S–5X). A chic two-piece set with a maxi skirt and cropped top that'll have you booking a flight to Greece immediately. This baby deserves to be seen around the world for sure. Promising review: "Just buy it, you'll see, this looks and feels very expensive like it's from a fancy boutique!! Fits perfectly, and don't let the 'cropped top' scare you, my tummy doesn't show one bit!! You can adjust the skirt to be a touch higher, like a high-waisted skirt, without compromising the look!! If you wanted your tummy to show, also an easy adjustment with the skirt waist height. A+." —EMMGet it from Amazon for $14.99+ (available in sizes S–XXL and 11 colors). A super cute cowboy hat you'll wear just so you can do-si-do on down to brunch in style. Get it from Princess Polly for $28. A denim corset maxi dress with a halter neck, frontline zipper, adjustable straps, ANNNND pockets! I'm sure this beauty will meet your cart very soon. Get it from Eloquii for $159.95 (available in sizes 14–28). A pair of rimless sunglasses because it's scientifically proven that you can't *not* feel fierce while wearing sunnies... Okay, I totally made that up, but throw on a pair of sunglasses and tell me you don't feel totally fabulous. Promising review: "Stylish must-have! I recently snagged a pair of Y2K Sunglasses, and they're my new obsession! These shades boast a chic Y2K-inspired design that's both trendy and comfortable. With lightweight frames and adjustable nose pads, they're perfect for all-day wear. Plus, they're incredibly versatile, complementing any outfit effortlessly. Made with quality materials, these sunglasses are durable and offer excellent UV protection. In summary, the Y2K Sunglasses are a stylish must-have accessory that adds flair to any look. Trust me, you won't regret adding them to your collection —PavlovGet it from Amazon for $16.99+ (available in five colors). A crossover crop top with keyhole cutouts that you'll surely get your money's worth out of, cuz once you put it on, you'll wanna wear it nonstop. Get it from Rebdolls for $34.90 (available in sizes S–5X). You at the pool in your Roberto Cavalli x Skims bikini and waist chains: Reviews have been edited for length and/or clarity.
