Stylists Stacy London and Clinton Kelly Reunite for New Reality Show: ‘It’s Happening!!!’

Stacy London and Clinton Kelly.Photo:Jamie McCarthy/Getty; Slaven Vlasic/Getty Jamie McCarthy/Getty; Slaven Vlasic/Getty Stacy LondonandClinton Kellyare back in action! The fashionable duo will host a reality styling show calledWear Whatever the F You Wanton Amazon Prime Video,Varietyannounced on Aug. 26. Clinton and London, both 55, also posted about the show on their respective Instagram accounts on Monday. “It’s happening!!! I’ve wanted to tell you guys about this for YEARS now.@stacylondonrealand I have joined forces again for a new show that is kinda like WNTW except NOT,” Clinton wrote in the caption of hisInstagrampost.

Subway Is Slashing the Price of Footlong Sandwiches to $6.99 for 2 Weeks

Subway is selling footlong sandwiches for $7.Photo:Subway Subway Subwayis getting in on the fast food value menu craze. Starting Aug. 26 through Sept. 8, the sandwich chain is selling footlong subs for $6.99. Subway, which was once known for their $5 footlong deal, currently sells 12-inch sandwiches for upwards of $16. But the cost is cut nearly in half for the next two weeks. All 22 “chef-crafted” sandwiches are eligible for the discount, as are custom subs.

Sue Bird and Megan Rapinoe Adorably Praise One Another as They Relaunch Their Podcast: 'So Smart' (Exclusive)

From Left: Megan Rapinoe and Sue Bird.Photo:Steph Chambers/Getty Images Steph Chambers/Getty Images Sue Bird and Megan Rapinoeare singing each other’s praises. The retired athletes — who announced their engagement to one another in Oct. 2020 — relaunched their podcast,A Touch More with Sue Bird & Megan Rapinoe,in August. In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE, Bird, 43, and Rapinoe, 39, reveal what makes the other a great co-host. “I think Megan’s going to be great,” Bird begins, commending her fiancée on being “very thoughtful” as a podcaster.

Sue Bird Says Fans Were Racist Toward WNBA Players Before Caitlin Clark: She's 'Being Used as a Pawn'

Sue Bird and Caitlin Clark.Photo:Melissa Tamez/Icon Sportswire via Getty Melissa Tamez/Icon Sportswire via Getty Sue Birdis calling out the racism permeating through the WNBA fandom — and defendingCaitlin Clarkamid ongoing discussions about fans slinging racist remarks towards the league’s Black players. Clark, 22, has been at the center of discussions about racism in women’s basketball since her college days whenher on-court rivalry with Angel Reesebegan making headlines late in the 2023 NCAA Tournament and some fans on social media began hurling racist remarks towards Reese.

Suga Says He's 'Tarnished the Name of BTS' in Apology to Fans over Drunk Scooter Riding Incident: 'All My Fault'

Suga of BTS arrives at a police station in Seoul on Aug. 23, 2024.Photo:ANTHONY WALLACE/AFP via Getty ANTHONY WALLACE/AFP via Getty Sugais sharing his regrets after getting fined and having his license suspended for riding an electric scooter while intoxicated earlier this month. TheBTSmember, 31,posted to Weverseon Aug. 25 and issued a second apology to fans after the incident in the form of a lengthy handwritten note, expressing feelings that he’s “tarnished the name” of the “Dynamite” group.