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Travis Kelce would change one thing about his wedding to Taylor Swift, if he could.
Don’t worry — it isn’t the bride.
Speaking on the season premiere of his podcast, Travis gushed about his nuptials.
He also gave a special shout-out to one special person from the ceremony. That wasn’t Taylor, either.
Travis Kelce is opening up about his wedding
On the Wednesday, September 2 episode of the New Heights podcast, hosts Travis and Jason Kelce ushered in the new season.
Episodes have aired following Travis’ wedding to Taylor Swift.
However, those podcast episodes were filmed in advance of the big day.
This time, the football player slash trophy husband showed off his golden wedding band while discussing the July 3 nuptials.
“It’s a night out we’ll never forget,” Travis gushed about his wedding.
“Me and Taylor are so thankful for everybody that showed up,” Travis affirmed.
He expressed that he had a great time “from the vows to just seeing everyone, to how much fun we had, throughout the entire evening.”
Travis continued: “And hearing that, kind of be relayed through everybody’s stories of the night.”
He raved: “And it was just so magical, man.”
Weddings tend to be stressful to plan, and the nuptials can feel like you’re on a knife’s edge. But when it goes well, a successful wedding is a cherished memory for years to come. In this case, just shy of two months.
What was Travis’ one regret about his wedding to Taylor?
Travis Kelce admitted that there was one thing that he would have changed about his nuptials, if he could.
“I wish it could have lasted even longer than it did,” Travis admitted.
“It felt like it just happened in the blink of an eye,” he admitted.
Jason, his brother and co-host, joked: “They kicked us out.”
Travis acknowledged: “Well, once the drinks stopped being served, everyone kinda just starts to, you know, mosey out.”
During the same episode, Travis was also sure to gush about the “best f–king person” at his wedding. And no, it was not his wife.
“I can’t say thank you to everyone without giving a special thank you to the Adam Sandler,” he announced.
Sandler was not only a guest but the officiant of the wedding. Travis also had a cameo in Happy Gilmore 2.
“He’s been just the best f–king person on this planet,” Travis praised.
We’re sure that Travis is busy with his ball games coming back into season (there’s something called a “pre-season” and a “post-season” too, we’ve learned), but it was nice of him to take the time to share details.
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The cast for Dancing With the Stars Season 35 was revealed today.
And three of the contestants are raising eyebrows among fans who feel they have an unfair advantage.
Jenna Dewan is a former pro dancer who starred in the dance film Step Up.
And while Julia Stiles was never a professional dancer, per se, one of her most famous roles is Save the Last Dance — in which she did a whole lot of dancing.
And that brings us to Harry Shum Jr. who worked as a pro dancer before appearing in such films as Step Up 2 and Step Up 3D.
Basically, the rest of the cast may want to start worrying now. But who knows? Everyone loves an upset.
And here’s the full list of stars who will be competing with Jenna, Julia, and Harry for the coveted Mirror Ball Trophy.
Tatyana Ali and Jan Ravnik
The former Fresh Prince of Bel-Air star is also joining the competition. Ali has enjoyed a lengthy career as an actress, singer and author, and she’s a five-time NAACP Image Award winner.
She’ll be hoping that experience helps when the judges start handing out scores.
Taylor Hanson and Britt Stewart
Yes, that Taylor Hanson.
The musician, who formed Hanson with his brothers Isaac and Zac as a child, will attempt to turn “MMMBop” into Mirrorball material.
We can only hope the choreography includes at least one dramatic ’90s throwback.
Giada De Laurentiis and Alan Bersten
The Food Network icon is trading pasta for cha-cha.
The Emmy-winning chef, cookbook author, and restaurateur will bring her culinary celebrity to the ballroom, though unfortunately, it doesn’t appear that making a plate of pasta earns bonus points from the judges.
Amber Glenn and Pasha Pashkov
The Olympic gold medalist and three-time U.S. national champion figure skater certainly knows a thing or two about performing under pressure.
Glenn made history at the 2026 Olympics, including becoming the first U.S. woman to land three triple Axels at a single Games.
Tyler Cameron and Sharna Burgess
The former Bachelorette heartthrob is back in the reality TV spotlight — this time without roses.
Cameron will compete with returning pro Sharna Burgess.
Also joining the cast are Summer House star Ciara Miller, Savannah Bananas player Jackson Olson, comedian Connor Wood, Love Thy Nader star Sarah Jane Nader, Secret Lives of Mormon Wives personality Conner Leavitt (whose wife, Whitney Leavitt, competed last season), Paralympic champion Ezra Frech, Traitors runner-up Maura Higgins and Jimmy Kimmel sidekick Guillermo Rodriguez.
Season 35 premieres September 15 and 16 at 8 p.m. ET on ABC and Disney+, with new episodes streaming on Hulu the following day.
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Jae Stephens has shared two new singles, “I Miss The City” and “Gymnastics,” ahead of her debut album AUDACITY. The new project will arrive on September 25 via Def Jam Recordings.
The two tracks, which were officially debuted on Apple Music’s Zane Lowe, showcase two unique sides of Jae’s artistry. On “I Miss The City,” the Dallas-born artist finds herself lamenting the confines of a new relationship. The cut, produced by MNEK, features Stephens singing, “I miss the city when it’s late at night/ Sitting pretty, I should be outside/ I’m sick of feeling like my hands are tied/ Baby, all I do/ Is pretend that this is for me.”
On “Gymnastics,” Stephens evades relationships with humor and clever songwriting. The Dallas Caton-produced song features the singer teasing, “Can’t trap me, baby, watch me do gymnastics/ Thought he had me, then I hit him with a backflip/ One plus one equals run, it’s mathematics/ Leave them easy, yeah, I’ve had a lot of practice.”
Regarding the new tracks Stephens explained, “[‘I Miss The City’] is the sweet spot of the album. The instrumental feels light-hearted and endearing while the lyrics paint a darker picture of a bored city girl desperate for freedom from the mundane. Duality!
“[‘Gymnastics’] is the part of the album where I finally say the quiet part out loud: maybe I’m the problem! Rather than apologizing for my avoidant tendencies, I own them unapologetically and deliver my best backhanded apology in true melodramatic fashion.”
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The new singles follow the recently-released “Sugar Trap,” which is also set to be included on AUDACITY. The LP follows a prolific run of EPs for the artist, including Sellout (2024), Sellout II (2025), and Total Sellout (2025).
In a 2025 interview with Clash, Stephens spoke about how her mentality has changed and the seriousness with which she releases music. “I’ve had three babies this year, back to back to back. It was mentally a lot just to purge all that, figure out the rollout, the release, how people respond,” she said. “It’s a whole process. I used to just be like, I like this song, I’ll put it out. I didn’t even know what streaming numbers were. Now it’s like night and day.”
Listen to “I Miss The City” and “Gymnastics” here.
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Sadie Sink is making a major splash for Calvin Klein.
On the heels of her Spider-Man (and broader MCU) debut, the Stranger Things alum is turning up the heat.
Sink is showing off her jaw-dropping body in multiple undergarments — all in the name of fashion.
At one point, she gets soaking wet in her white cotton underwear.
Sadie Sink has our attention
As part of the “Feel the Fit” denim campaign, Sadie Sink flaunted her incredible figure in high-rise loose jeans.
The 24-year-old actress danced around to Willa Ford’s “I Wanna Be Bad,” even pulling the classic hairbrush-as-a-microphone bit.
Wearing dark clothes allowed both her fair skin and gleaming red hair to pop vibrantly.
Addition, the close-up shots of her body as she dressed were a treat for the eyes.
Sink’s other had, however, proved to be even spicier.
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The ad where Sink is hanging out in her Calvin Klein underwear is more overtly stunning.
She does, eventually, pull on a pair of ’90s straight jeans.
This is not before we see a close up of the process by which she gets dressed.
Or, in this case, half-dressed.
However, as you can see, putting on a little clothing does not end the ad.
This appears to be a legally distinct nod to her MCU role
When Sadie Sink is … let’s call it “dressed” … the electronics in the kitchen seem to go haywire.
The sink (get it, sink?) also loses it as if possessed, splashing her with water.
Sink is, at this point, still wearing thin white undergarments that do not necessarily shelter her body from the water.
The ad is still safe to share on even the most prudish social media sites, like Instagram, but the vibes are deeply horny.
She looks great. Seriously.
Sadie Sink
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Though wearing Calvin Klein clothes will probably not make you look like her, the implication seems to be that you’ll never know unless you try.
Without spoiling her character in Spider-Man: Brand New Day and in the upcoming X-Men films in the MCU, you could argue that this is a nod to her portrayal of a classic Marvel Comics character.
But you could just as easily say that her kitchen is losing its mind because she’s just so hot.
This is an effective ad campaign, and without the unfortunate memes that Tate McRae’s dance is eliciting.
Even people who aren’t going to rush out to buy their own Calvins are going to have a new reason to look forward to May 2028, the projected release date for the MCU’s first big (new) X-Men project.
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Let the chaos begin: College football’s offseason is fully over, Week 1 has arrived and here’s your cheat sheet for the sport’s biggest storylines. If you’ve been a little checked out of college football, we get it — there’s been a lot going on. The World Cup took over this summer, and with college football somehow evolving into a nearly six-month commitment, everybody needs a break. But now it’s time to tune back in. For those who’ve been away from the college football universe, here are six quick storylines — in no particular order — to get you caught up before Week 1 kicks off this weekend with a full slate of games across five days. From Heisman Trophy favorites and College Football Playoff contenders to coaches at new programs, we’ve got you covered. What does success look like for Texas this year? It’s national championship or bust. Head coach Steve Sarkisian enters his sixth season in Austin, and over these last five years, his team has already done everything outside of winning a national title: The Longhorns won the Big 12 before leaving the conference, they’ve played for an SEC title and they’ve made two College Football Playoff semifinals. Last season was a dud by program standards after getting off to a shaky start before ending the year with wins over rival Texas A&M and Michigan and finishing 10-3. The Longhorns didn’t make the CFP, which is where this season’s retooled team comes into play. Quarterback Arch Manning has a full year of starting experience under his belt. While Texas is a top preseason team and Manning is in the Heisman Trophy conversation, the hype and expectations surrounding him aren’t nearly as intense as they were a year ago. His growth, along with all the talent Sarkisian picked up in the transfer portal on both sides of the ball, is enough to get anyone believing in the Horns. Now, can they get it done? Last season, the Hoosiers were the best story in the country. Quarterback Fernando Mendoza won the Heisman and led Indiana to a perfect season and its first-ever national championship before becoming the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft. Can Curt Cignetti’s program captivate the college football world again? It would not be smart to doubt this coach who turned the losingest program in college football history into a national champion. The Hoosiers have reloaded in the transfer portal, adding former TCU quarterback Josh Hoover and Michigan State receiver Nick Marsh, among others. And Indiana has several elite playmakers returning from last year’s team. But repeating the magic — particularly an undefeated run — will be a much tougher task. Indiana faces Ohio State and Michigan on back-to-back weekends in October, followed by USC and Washington on consecutive Saturdays in November. If Cignetti can navigate that gauntlet, maybe Indiana really is a dynasty in the making. This is obviously the blockbuster storyline of the season: Lane Kiffin’s debut at LSU after ditching Ole Miss before last year’s CFP. Since his arrival in Baton Rouge, every move has been watched. From the FBI reportedly sweeping the Rebels’ football facility for potential Kiffin bugs to the Tigers’ interest in pursuing former NFL players who want to return to college, Kiffin has owned recent headlines. LSU will undoubtedly remain at the center of attention, especially if it wins. The Tigers have a challenging schedule, opening with Clemson at home in prime time before a trip to Oxford to play the Rebels on September 19. Get your popcorn ready for that one. LSU has five preseason top-25 teams on its schedule, including a rough November when it plays Alabama, Texas and Tennessee in three straight weekends. Penn State famously fired James Franklin last October after 12 seasons, just one year removed from a CFP appearance. The 2025 campaign didn’t go as planned and quickly unraveled. After an epic double-overtime loss to Oregon at home in late September, the Nittany Lions lost six straight games. Franklin was fired after the third, following inexplicable losses to UCLA and Northwestern. In November, Franklin was given a second chance when Virginia Tech named him its next head coach. After reloading in the transfer portal — which included luring former Penn State quarterback Ethan Grunkemeyer to Blacksburg — Franklin is reinvigorated by a new challenge. The Hokies’ schedule, however, won’t make the transition easy. They play Clemson, SMU, Miami and Virginia, though they avoid Louisville. It might take time for Franklin to get Virginia Tech where he wants it, but he brings a proven track record as a recruiter, gets a clean slate and has a passionate fan base hungry to see the program matter on a national stage. It’s the Big Ten’s world right now with the conference claiming the last three national championships. Michigan, Ohio State and Indiana are the most recent winners and there’s a good chance the league contends for a fourth. Oregon is certainly a favorite with Dante Moore at quarterback. If the Ducks make their third consecutive CFP appearance, can they avoid getting blown out like they have in the past? If not, Indiana is motivated to defend its title, Ohio State has a ton of firepower and USC is anxious to make its first CFP. The SEC hasn’t won it all since Georgia did it twice in a row in 2021 and 2022. Early prognosticators predict the conference might produce the most playoff teams with some combination of Georgia, Texas, LSU, Ole Miss, Tennessee, Oklahoma and Alabama making runs. While there’s been plenty of chatter regarding another CFP expansion, the field remains at 12 this season. However, there are some small changes. The Big Ten, SEC, ACC and Big 12 champions will receive automatic bids. Notre Dame will be guaranteed a spot, as long as it finishes in the top 12 of the final CFP rankings. Then, the highest-ranked Group of 6 team — regardless of whether it’s a conference champion — will also receive an automatic bid. In previous years, the five highest-ranked conference champions received automatic bids. And as we’ve grown accustomed to, the first round will still be played on campuses. Then, the quarterfinals this year will be hosted by the Fiesta Bowl, Cotton Bowl, Rose Bowl and Peach Bowl and the semifinals will be in the Orange Bowl and Sugar Bowl. 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