Mar. 15, 2025
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With football being a family sport, it’s no wonder NFL stars' kids become their No. 1 fans. As exciting (and nerve-racking!) as it is to see which team walks away with the championship on Super Bowl Sunday, it’s also a heartwarming bonus seeing a player’s loved onescheer them on from the fieldand in the stands.
From Patrick to former NFL legendsTom BradyandPeyton Manning, here’s a look at some football dads celebrating the big game with their kiddos.
Mar. 15, 2025
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Wayfair
Dedicated work spaces and quiet retreats can be hard to find in homes with limited space, but that’s what backyards are for.Storage shedsandtiny housescan provide mini getaways that don’t require leaving home. Right now,Wayfairhas a storage shed that looks like a dreamy cottage and can be transformed into an office or private oasis.
TheOutdoor Living Today Cedar Wood Shedcomes as a pre-cut kit that can be built even in small backyards.
Mar. 15, 2025
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People
Baking Christmas cookies is apopular holiday traditionand a joyous activity for those of all ages. I love this time of year and enjoy whipping them up, especially with my assortment of festive cookie cutters.
Whether you’re leaving out treats for Santa or are in charge of dessert for the holiday potluck, you can’t go wrong with theYxclife 18-Piece Christmas Cookie Cutter Set. It includes six different shapes, including a gingerbread, Christmas tree, and snowflake.
Mar. 15, 2025
Creator ate Costco hot dog meals for one week.Photo:Sir Yacht/Twitter
Sir Yacht/Twitter
A hot dog diet might be the next new trend, according to content creatorSir Yacht.
The Cleveland-based creator (whose real name is Joey Kinsley) recently set out to eat “nothing but theCostcohot dog meal for one week.” In a viral video he posted on Wednesday, Kinsley, 30, showed the journey he took to eat 29 of the $1.50 hotdogs over a seven day period.
Mar. 15, 2025
Photo: Regina KempleDylan Lemaygrew up on ice cream.The 25-year-oldYouTubeandTikTokstar admits his parents let him eat ice cream every night before bed as a kid. At the age of 15, he began working at a Cold Stone shop in his home state of Michigan, where he would later go viral on social media for tossing ice cream in the air. Now, his latest ice cream venture is opening up his own New York City-based shop,Catch’n Ice Cream, based off his fun tricks and love of the sweet dessert.