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Photo: Christopher Polk / Getty Images Entertainment / Getty Images Tommy James reflected on the seemingly non-sensical lyrics in his iconic 1971 hit, "Draggin' the Line." The Tommy James & the Shondells frontman detailed how he ended up in the studio to record the song, which would unofficially inspire the Chili's "Baby Back Rib" jingle decades later.

Photo: Theo Wargo / Getty Images Entertainment / Getty Images "Nobody does it better" than Carly Simon! The iconic singer-songwriter dropped a new single, "Howl," on Friday (June 12), while also revealing that her first new album of original music in 18 years will drop Aug. 14. Per PEOPLE, the forthcoming 12-track LP, Comes in Waves, is "deeply personal," composed largely at her Martha's Vineyard studio. It marks the "You're So Vain" hitmaker's first new album of original music since 2008.

Photo: Getty Images The US Men’s National Team kicks off its 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign against Paraguay on Friday, June 12, at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles. This match marks the team’s first step in the tournament, where they automatically qualified as one of three co-host nations. The game kicks off at 9pm ET and you can listen for free on iHeartRadio, which is airing live broadcasts of all 104 matches on a live station dedicated to the World Cup.

Photo: SDI Productions / E+ / Getty Images Two children operating a lemonade stand in South Boston were robbed at gunpoint Wednesday afternoon by two juvenile suspects who remain at large, according to Boston police. Officers responded to a radio call reporting an armed robbery on West Ninth Street near E Street at approximately 4:44 p.m. on Wednesday (June 11).

Photo: yacobchuk / iStock / Getty Images A new study suggests that drinking even one glass of wine per night may not be as harmless as many people believe. Researchers found that the safest amount of alcohol for health is actually none at all, and if adults choose to drink, the recommended limit is just one drink per day.

Photo: Pasadena Police Department A recently released video shows a Pasadena, California police officer accidentally shooting a fellow officer during what officials described as a “horseplay incident” in the department’s parking garage. The incident occurred on Sunday, September 7, 2025, at approximately 6:18 p.m., but the footage was made public on Wednesday (June 10) after an internal investigation and review by outside authorities.

Photo: Christian Horz / iStock / Getty Images Papa Johns is closing approximately 300 locations across North America, with significant closures already occurring in the first quarter of 2026. According to a recent analysis by Fast Company, 44 stores have closed across 17 states, with the most closures in Texas, California, Florida, and Arizona. Other states affected include Michigan, North Carolina, and Virginia.

Photo: Carlos Rodrigues / Getty Images Sport / Getty Images Soccer fans across the United States are gearing up for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with the world's best players set to compete on American soil. This tournament brings together legendary stars and rising talents from powerhouse nations in Europe, South America, and beyond. Fans can expect passionate play and plenty of drama as global legends and local stars take center stage throughout the month-long tournament.

Photo: Getty Images Jimi Hendrix has been honored with his own street named after him in New York City. The city's West Eighth Street has been renamed Jimi Hendrix Way, with an unveiling ceremony on Wednesday (June 10), which would have been the late music icon's 83rd birthday. "It's official, this morning New York City officially and permanently co-named West 8th Street as Jimi Hendrix Way," the musician's official Instagram account captioned a photo of the new street sign on Wednesday.

Photo: Ignatiev / E+ / Getty Images A Maryland woman’s years-long search for justice ended in court after she used social media to help capture the man who killed her mother in Greenbelt. Kiany DeJesus was only 11 when her mother, Emilia Ignacio, was murdered by her ex-boyfriend, Juan Miguel Roman-Balderas, in April 2014. On Tuesday, DeJesus watched as Roman-Balderas was sentenced to decades in prison for the killing, closing a painful chapter for her family.