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Decider and Yahoo may earn commission from links in this article. Pricing and availability are subject to change. Samantha Nungesser Mon, August 18, 2025 at 8:00 PM UTC Andy Cohen‘s summer vacation has officially commenced, meaning Bravo won’t air any new episodes of Watch What Happens Live for the rest of the month. The last time we saw Cohen in the Bravo Clubhouse was Sunday night (Aug. 17) when he sat down with Sharon Stone and Bob Odenkirk to talk about their new movie, Nobody 2. During the episode, Stone revealed how competitive auditions were between her and other actresses when she was starting out her career, admitting, “I got to the point where I thought, ‘I hope they die. I am never gonna work unless that actress dies.'” Unfortunately, it’s going to be a little while before we get to experience laugh-out-loud moments from Cohen and his guests again,  » Read More

The village-owned RedTail Golf Club in Lakewood will be adding two golf simulators this fall, with the village manager betting her job that they will make a profit over the winter, despite board concerns on the golf club’s finances. Lakewood trustees narrowly approved spending $52,732 on two golf simulators in a 4-3 vote Tuesday, with Village President David Stavropoulos breaking the tie. Including a five-year loan, the total cost comes out to just over $61,000, according to village documents. Golf simulators are a form of indoor golf that uses virtual technology composed of a screen and enclosure that can analyze golf swings. The village aims to use the simulators as added revenue during the colder months of the off season. With the plan to install them in November, the village estimates the simulators will bring in more than $47,000 in extra net revenue for the first year, according to village documents. Golfers can use the simulators for league play, hourly rentals, private lessons and party rentals, the documents say. Rentals costs are set to be $25 an hour for league play and $40 an hour for regular play and party rentals.  » Read More

Nerdy Nuts is a peanut butter brand that takes snacking to the next level. Instead of your standard jar, they offer creative, dessert-inspired flavors like “PB Cheesecake,” “Brownie Batter,” and “Cookie Dough.” Each jar feels like a treat, packed with fun mix-ins and bold flavor combinations. The texture is smooth but hearty, and the mix-ins give it a satisfying crunch or chew depending on the flavor. It’s indulgent but not overwhelming—you can enjoy it on toast, in smoothies, or (let’s be honest) straight from the jar with a spoon. One thing to know: Nerdy Nuts often sells out quickly since they do limited batch drops, so you have to be ready when new flavors launch. It’s also a bit pricier than regular peanut butter, but the creativity and quality make it feel worth it for a fun splurge. Pros: Unique flavors, fun packaging, dessert-like experience. Cons: Higher price point, limited availability. ⭐ Rating: 4.5/5 – A must-try for peanut butter lovers who want something different and exciting.  » Read More

Skip to main content Windsor Locks-East Windsor, CT Suffield, CT Ellington-Somers, CT Windsor, CT South Windsor, CT Vernon, CT Tolland, CT Granby-East Granby, CT Stafford-Willington, CT Manchester, CT Connecticut Top National News See All Communities This post was contributed by a community member. The views expressed here are the author's own. Support the Enfield Lions Club when you eat at the Enfield Red Robin restaurant on Monday, August 18th. Just mention the attached flyer to your server, or mention the Lions Club fundraiser, and 20% of food sales will be donated to the Enfield Lions Club.  » Read More

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Saturday, August 16, 2025 Plans have been lodged by Loughnavalley GAA with Westmeath County Council for the construction of a new clubhouse (135.8 sqm).  The proposed building will include an accessible bathroom (8.7 sqm), kitchen (8.9 sqm) and a storeroom (8.7 sqm) and all associated sites works at the site. This planning application falls within the curtilage of a Protected Structure, (Togh­erstown House – Reg. No. 15402404). A decision on the planning application is due by Sunday, 14 September. Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again. Woohoo! Your subscription has been successful! TOP STORIES MORE STORIES  » Read More

The Long Beach Yacht Club’s clubhouse will soon double in size, as its long-awaited remodel and expansion received approval from the California Coastal Commission, with LBYC committing to use the expanded facility to support the local community. After years of planning, this project will add more than 20,000 square feet to the clubhouse, 6201 Appian Way, including constructing a new three-story building with a pool, pool deck and other amenities, all of which the commission OK’d on Thursday, Aug. 14. The Long Beach Yacht Club’s lease has been extended through 2050, and club officials said they want to modernize its aging 1960s facilities to meet the needs of members and the broader public. The club will also be a backdrop to the 2028 Summer Olympics. While the remodel and expansion project was largely supported, there were some union workers and environmental advocates who had concerns about public access and impacts on parking and wildlife in the area. Still, the majority of the commission supported the project. The project includes remodeling the existing,  » Read More

Tamra Judge shook things up when she seemingly exited  The Real Housewives of Orange County Season 19 after an explosive dinner in New Orleans in Episode 6.How to WatchWatch The Real Housewives of Orange County on Bravo on Thursdays at 8/7c and next day on Peacock. Catch up on the Bravo app.  Stream Now on The episode ended with a "To Be Continued" graphic on the screen (more on that down below), after Tamra declared that there wasn't "a place" for her in the group. During an Aug. 14 episode of  Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, with RHOC cast member, Heather Dubrow, as a guest, both Heather and Andy Cohen weighed in on the moment. "Did you truly believe she was quitting?" Andy asked Heather. "Yes and no," Heather replied. "Spoiler alert, she didn't quit," Andy stated.  » Read More

Fans had quite the reaction to Nick Piecoro's story in the Arizona Republic about Arizona Diamondbacks teammates having issues about Ketel Marte's frequent requests for time off. Ron Wolfley and guest host Kellan Olson ponder what is really going on in Arizona's clubhouse.  » Read More

Scottie Scheffler's hot streak continued as he fired an opening round 66 at the BMW Championship, the second event of the FedExCup Playoffs. The world No 1 finished with three birdies in the final four holes to take the early clubhouse lead on an opening day at the Caves Valley Golf Club elongated by a two-hour suspension in play for a rain delay. Scheffler played the opening round alongside world No 2 Rory McIlroy, who battled back from a tricky start with three bogeys in the opening six holes to record a level-par 70. Ryder Cup 2025: Qualification, format and more Got Sky? Watch FedExCup Playoffs on Sky Sports app Not got Sky? Stream PGA Tour without a contract Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Watch Justin Rose's reaction as he is put to the test at the BMW Championship Scheffler, who has registered 12 successive top-eight finishes in another scintillating year,  » Read More