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The Cobb County Public Library distributed the following announcemetn about the Vision To Learn project: Hundreds of Cobb County students are heading into the new school year with clearer vision thanks to a highly successful Summer Break 2026 partnership between the nonprofit Vision To Learn (VTL) and the Cobb County Public Library (CCPL). During the summer mobile clinic campaign, which runs from late May through July 31, VTL’s eye care professionals administered, so far, free eye exams to 306 students, ages 5 through 18. A significant 80 percent of those students were prescribed new glasses, which are provided entirely free of charge, with students selecting their own frames. “Our work is far from finished as there are still thousands of students in our community struggling without the essential vision care they need,” said Tom Brooks, CCPL communications specialist and an organizer of the library VTL clinics. “Cobb County’s ‘glasses gap’ is a major, expensive barrier which impacts education, economic and workforce development, and overall community well-being.” Uncorrected vision is a significant hurdle for millions of children across the United States. According to health reports, about 25 percent of school-age children need glasses to fully engage and succeed in the classroom.

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Bad Bunny wrapped the Debí Tirar Más Fotos World Tour last night (July 22) in Brussels. But while we wait for final numbers on his last batch of shows, he has another victory to celebrate: He returns to No. 1 on Billboard’s monthly Top Tours chart for a second time this year, a third time while on this tour, and a record-extending 10th time since the ranking launched in 2019. Related According to figures reported to Billboard Boxscore, Bad Bunny grossed $123.1 million and sold 773,000 tickets across 14 shows during June. That finish falls just short of his own $123.7 million take in September 2022 while on World’s Hottest Tour. He is now the second artist to gross a reported $100 million in two separate calendar months, joining Beyoncé, who has done it six times. But while he misses his personal-best monthly gross by less than 0.5%, he sets a career best for monthly attendance, surpassing Sept. 22’s 501,000 by 55%. That discrepancy between Bad Bunny’s own history in terms of gross and attendance can be explained mostly by geography: His record revenue from 2022 was bolstered by 11 shows in the United States, where ticket prices outpace the

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If you’ve ever paid $45 for a hot yoga class only to listen to an instructor in Lululemon mispronounce Sanskrit for an hour, Junghal Studios has made a movie specifically for you. The teaser for Namaslay has officially dropped, turning the Western wellness industry upside down in a glorious, blood-soaked cultural reckoning. Billed as a genre-bending horror satire, the film set out to reclaim the spirit of classic masala cinema. All while utterly skewering the commercialization and cultural appropriation of yoga in the West. The Cult of Hot Yoga The story follows Gayatri (Kirunthuja Srikanth-Talim). She’s a newcomer to Los Angeles who agrees to accompany her friend to an upscale yoga studio. The studio’s founder, Reyna (Christina Moore), offers Gayatri a spot in her elite instructor training program. Looking past the obvious red flags and Hollywood eccentricities, Gayatri accepts, using the opportunity to reconnect with the authentic yoga practice taught to her by her grandmother. But when she’s invited to a prestigious, ultra-exclusive instructor’s retreat, she realizes she wasn’t brought along to teach—she was brought along as part of a much darker, sinister agenda. What Exactly Is a “Masala” Movie? For the uninitiated, Masala films originated in 1970s Indian cinema