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Buzz Feed
3 days ago
- Lifestyle
- Buzz Feed
14 Sleep Solutions For Couples With Different Bedtimes
A set of reusable Loop earplugs that'll help muffle any sleep-disturbing noises because you still need silence for quality when your partner is doing some late-night gaming after their closing shift. Hey, everyone needs to decompress — even the nocturnal among us. And these are *not* your average one-size-fits-all, foam earplugs. Each pair comes with four sets of silicone ear tips in different sizes, so you can pick the best fit and enjoy a quiet rest that's actually comfortable, too. Or some sleep headphones in the side-snoozer approved headband style if you prefer to drift into dreamland with some relaxing with the constant murmur of a Bob's Burgers marathon if you're anything like me. This headband has super low-profile speakers that won't dig into your ears, and it features an adjustable strap for maximum comfort. A weighted sleep mask with deep-set eye divots that's basically a pair of blackout curtains for your eyes. The gentle pressure from the weights also feels AMAZING. Trust me, if your other half is prone to recklessly flipping light switches on in the middle of the ultra-cozy mask is going to feel like magic. A pack of door-quieting cushions that are not just for the benefit of snoozing babies — they're here to help light-sleepers of all ages. When your partner (who has the sleep schedule of Count Orlok for some reason) finally comes to bed at dawn, you won't be disturbed by the *surprisingly* loud latch clicking. Just use the loops to attach it to any door and voilà — cohabitating with Nosferatu just got a whole lot easier. An *actually* silent plug-in keyboard for the workaholic who's up answering emails and writing reports when the rest of the world prefers to your spouse who is trying to catch some Z's 10 feet away. A home office is a luxury, but working odd hours is a yeah, you might be click-clacking away on your keyboard in the bedroom at 1 a.m. This beauty is quiet, compact, AND has the added perk of fully adjustable backlighting. A pack of motion-sensor lamps you'll want to get if you're the night owl who keeps tripping up the stairs trying to avoid waking your partner up by turning on the wretched Big Light. These little lamps have an adhesive backing that makes for an easy installation wherever you need an extra pocket of illumination. No need to push any buttons, either — they're battery-powered and will automatically switch off when you leave the sensor's range of motion. A set of wireless TV-compatible headphones one reviewer is calling "a marriage saver." Now you can binge-watch Law & Order all night without your S.O. jolting awake with every "DUN DUN." These things are rechargeable, have built-in volume control, and can be used with most TVs due to the different connection options (yep, including Bluetooth). Oh, and they're less than half the price of TV Ears. A fluffy body pillow that measures a whopping 4 and 1/2 feet in length — perfect for those of us who can't fall asleep without cuddling, but also realize that our partners might not be ready to tuck in at 7 p.m. 🥲 A noise machine because you're not trying to wake Sleeping Beauty with the chaotic symphony of you trying to make a grilled cheese at 2 a.m. This genius product will help muffle even the noisiest late-night chef with its reviewer-loved adjustable volume and 30 different gentle sounds to choose from. Plus, if you ever need a little bit of light, it's got one built right in with 12 dimmable, soothing settings. An OG, no-nonsense Kindle for a night-time reading experience that doesn't involve turning on any lamps. Listen, when the LOML goes to bed, I'm lying down, if I'm not actually going to sleep for at least two more hours. 🙃 Or an adjustable reading light if physical books are more your vibe. This clip-on LED light has three color-tinted light modes (including amber, which is my fave for bedtime) with five different brightness settings — so you can fully customize the light output to your heart's desire. A motion-sensor light for your toilet so you can *finally* use the en-suite in the dark and not have to worry about the ghost living in the bowl that has been after you since you were a kid. Oh, that's just me? I guess original experiences do exist. Well, at least your sleepy S.O. will be happy you didn't wake them up with the bathroom light! A pack of sound-dampening washing machine pads It's midnight, and you forgot to do laundry again (and there are no more clean socks 😢). Rather than disrupting your partner's sleep with the cacophony of a spin cycle, just slide these under each corner of your washer to minimize the vibrations, and therefore, the noise. And a pair of fleece slippers that reviewers are loving for their footstep-muffling abilities. Now you can finally sneak into bed without your clunky stride giving you away.
Time of India
3 days ago
- Sport
- Time of India
Colin Cowherd Claims LeBron James Has Accepted He'll Never Surpass Michael Jordan's Legacy: "MJ makes you feel something but LJ Doesn't"
LeBron James and Michael Jordan (Image via Getty) Colin Cowherd has reignited the never-ending GOAT debate by declaring that LeBron James knows he will never surpass Michael Jordan —not because of talent or longevity, but due to Jordan's unmatched legacy, emotional impact, and cultural power. Despite LeBron's historic career and statistical dominance, Cowherd argues the gap between the two legends remains rooted in intangibles Jordan still owns. Why Michael Jordan Still Wins Over LJ According to Colin Cowherd Colin Cowherd pinpointed three main areas where Michael Jordan remains untouchable: - Brand Power: Jordan's Air Jordan empire isn't just a shoe line—it's a global phenomenon. Cowherd called it 'the most powerful marketing campaign in sports history,' noting that LeBron James, despite immense commercial success, hasn't reached that same transcendent level of influence. - Emotional Connection: Michael Jordan, Cowherd says, 'makes you feel something.' His clutch performances and larger-than-life persona created a legacy that goes beyond numbers—a deep, emotional bond with fans that remains strong decades later. - Loyalty and Identity: Cowherd contrasted Jordan's commitment to the Chicago Bulls with LeBron James' team-hopping path. While LeBron sought the best basketball situations, Michael Jordan built his dynasty with one team, further cementing his mythos. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Up to 70% off | Shop Sale Libas Undo LeBron James' Longevity Can't Be Ignored Collin Cowherd (Image via Amy E. Price/Getty Images) To be clear, Colin Cowherd gave LeBron James his due. He acknowledged LeBron's incredible durability and elite play into his 40s, something even Cowherd once said wouldn't happen. In his 22nd season, LeBron remains one of the league's top performers, disproving early doubts about his staying power. Cowherd also stated that LeBron may have the most complete resume in basketball history, with All-Star appearances, championships, MVPs, and records piling up year after year. Seinfeld vs. Law & Order and How Cowherd Drew a Cultural Analogy Cowherd illustrated the contrast between Michael Jordan and LeBron James through a pop culture analogy, comparing Jordan to Seinfeld and LeBron to Law & Order . He described Jordan as Seinfeld —short-lived but iconic, unforgettable, and still a cultural landmark years after its original run. In contrast, LeBron was likened to Law & Order —a long-running, steady presence that remains relevant but lacks the same explosive cultural moment. This analogy captures how many fans perceive the two legends: Jordan as the singular, unforgettable phenomenon, and LeBron as the enduring force of consistency. Criticism Over Lakers Commitment Colin Cowherd also criticized LeBron James' decision to opt into a lucrative deal with the Lakers , claiming it limits the franchise's ability to build a title-contending roster. He suggested that LeBron may now be prioritizing financial security over chasing a final championship, a shift from the 'championship or bust' mentality Michael Jordan represented. Fans and analysts have called for Cowherd to walk back some of his past takes, especially those doubting LeBron's longevity. But Cowherd stands firm—respecting LeBron's greatness while still placing Jordan on a higher tier when it comes to legacy and cultural relevance. In Cowherd's view, LeBron's greatness lies in performance and longevity, but Michael Jordan's GOAT status is built on unmatched brand appeal, emotional depth, and singular loyalty. While LeBron James continues to break records, Cowherd believes even he knows that the emotional magic and cultural legacy of Michael Jordan remains unmatched. Also read: Los Angeles Lakers Reportedly Among Five Contenders Eyeing $26.2 Million Golden State Warriors Star in Free Agency The debate will rage on—but Colin Cowherd's latest comments offer a compelling lens: in the battle between longevity and legend, Jordan still holds the edge. Catch Rani Rampal's inspiring story on Game On, Episode 4. Watch Here!
USA Today
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- USA Today
From Love Island to live sports, streaming on Peacock is getting a bit more expensive
Starting tomorrow, it's going to cost a few bucks more each month to stream Law & Order, The Office and yes, even Love Island. Peacock, NBC's streaming platform, is raising their prices for both monthly and annual plans. The price increase will go into effect officially on Wednesday, July 23. Here's a breakdown of the price increase, as well as everything you need to know about Peacock: How much will Peacock cost under the new pricing? The monthly ad-supported Peacock Premium subscription plan will now be $10.99/month (up from $7.99). The ad-free Premium Plus Plan will now be $16.99/month (up from $13.99). Annual plans are also impacted with Peacock Premium going from $79.99 to $109.99 per year. Premium Plus will soon cost $169.99, instead of $139.99. New subscribers on July 23 will pay the new prices, while existing customers can expect the price to increase on the first billing cycle after July 23, depending on the date of your renewal. Stream TV, movies & sports on Peacock Peacock gives you access to award-winning movies, top TV content and live sports. Stream top movies on Peacock What is Peacock? Peacock is a streaming service from NBC. It offers popular movies and TV shows, original content, current NBC and Bravo hits, as well as live sports including Sunday Night Football and Premier League. Most popular Peacock shows In addition to Sunday Night Football, check out these other extremely popular TV shows that can be streamed on Peacock Hit movies on Peacock right now Some of the best movies of the year are are available to stream on Peacock. Don't miss 'Oppenheimer' on the platform and some of our other favorite Peacock movies: Stream top content on Peacock
Yahoo
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Casting News: The 100 Vet Joins Fox Drama, Chrissy Metz's Apple Role and More
A familiar face from The 100 has just boarded a new network series. Richard Harmon will star opposite Patrick Dempsey and Michael Imperioli in Fox's midseason drama Memory of a Killer. Per Deadline, he'll play Joe, 'a hitman on the rise working for Angelo (Dempsey) and Dutch (Imperioli) in their clandestine crime business.' More from TVLine So You Think You Can Dance Turns 20: Two Superfans Revisit the Routine They're Still Obsessed With Law & Order's Mehcad Brooks Leaving Ahead of Season 25 Tracker Twist: 2 Series Regulars Out Ahead of Season 3 (Exclusive) Harmon played survivor John Murphy on The CW's post-apocalyptic drama The 100, recurring for the first two seasons before becoming a series regular in Season 3. His other TV credits include The Flash, Continuum and The Killing. He also co-starred in the horror sequel Final Destination: Bloodlines, released in theaters earlier this year. In other casting news… * Chrissy Metz (This Is Us) has been cast in Apple TV+'s as-yet-untitled crime drama based on Lars Kepler's Joona Linna books, Variety reports. She joins an ensemble that already includes Liev Schreiber, Zazie Beetz, Stephen Graham, Bill Camp and Rory Culkin. * Natasha Henstridge (Species) and Joshua Close (Fargo) have joined Josh Harnett in the cast of an upcoming Netflix series about 'a mysterious sea creature terrorizing a remote seaside town,' according to The Hollywood Reporter. Hit the comments with your thoughts on the castings above! Best of TVLine Stars Who Almost Played Other TV Roles — on Grey's Anatomy, NCIS, Lost, Gilmore Girls, Friends and Other Shows TV Stars Almost Cast in Other Roles Fall TV Preview: Who's In? Who's Out? Your Guide to Every Casting Move! Solve the daily Crossword
Mint
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Mint
Mehcad Brooks exits series Law & Order after three seasons
Washington DC [US], July 20 (ANI): Actor Mehcad Brooks is departing NBC's 'Law & Order' after three seasons as Detective Jalen Shaw ahead of the venerable crime drama's upcoming 25th season, reported Deadline According to sources of Deadline, the parting of the ways was mutual, with Brooks already exploring other opportunities. The rest of the 'Law & Order' main cast, including Tony Goldwyn and Reid Scott, whose contracts were up at the end of last season, Hugh Dancy, Odelya Halevi and Maura Tierney, are set to come back, sources said. As Deadline reported in May, most actors on NBC's 'Law & Order' and Chicago franchises will be in fewer episodes next season as part of a cost-saving measure. Brooks stepped in as a detective on 'Law & Order' in 2022, filling the void left by the departure of Anthony Anderson. Casting of a new detective has just gotten underway. 'Law & Order' is executive produced by Dick Wolf, Rick Eid, Alex Hall and Peter Jankowski. The series, whose 25th season will premiere in the fall, is produced by Universal Television, a division of Universal Studio Group, in association with Wolf Entertainment. Brooks can be seen on Season 3 of HBO Max's And Just Like That. He next reprises his role as Jax in New Line's Mortal Kombat II, based on the hit video game franchise, set for release in October. 'Law & Order' is a police procedural that debuted September 13, 1990, on NBC. Created by Dick Wolf, 'Law & Order' focuses on crimes committed in New York City. The first half of each episode typically is an investigation of the crime and arrest of a suspect, followed by a second half focused on the district attorney making a case in court, as reported by Variety. Plots are often based on real-life cases. The series ran until 2010, when it was cancelled after season 20, but was revived in 2022 for seasons 21 and 22. (ANI)
