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Kaputaş Beach Breaks into Europe’s Top Five in 2026 World’s Best Beaches
travel26 days ago

Kaputaş Beach Breaks into Europe’s Top Five in 2026 World’s Best Beaches

The World’s 50 Best Beaches 2026 rankings reveal 11 European beaches, with Turkey’s Kaputaş Beach placing 29th overall and 4th among Europe. Greece’s Fteri Beach leads the European entries at No. 2, followed by Cala Macarella (Menorca, Spain) at No. 12, Cala Dei Gabbiani (Sardinia, Italy) at No. 18, and Porto Katsiki (Lefkada, Greece) at No. 34, among other European picks across Portugal, Ireland, France, and more.

Megan Thee Stallion Drives Moulin Rouge! to Big Broadway Box Office as Spring Season Heats Up
theater27 days ago

Megan Thee Stallion Drives Moulin Rouge! to Big Broadway Box Office as Spring Season Heats Up

Broadway’s spring 2026 batch closed with solid numbers: Moulin Rouge! grossed $1,638,650 at the Hirschfeld as Megan Thee Stallion’s star pull extends to her May 1 departure; The Rocky Horror Show opened to rave reviews at Studio 54 with 99.6% capacity and $813,707 gross; Beaches struggled at the Majestic with $476,871; overall, 40 Broadway productions grossed $40,365,196 for the week, with an average ticket price of $120.47 and attendance of 335,070, signaling a healthy but not record-setting season as Tony nominations loom.

Beaches the Musical Delivers Sparkle But Struggles to Move the Heart
theater1 month ago

Beaches the Musical Delivers Sparkle But Struggles to Move the Heart

A vocally dazzling but emotionally thin adaptation of Beaches: The Musical, the show splashes glamour and nostalgia across the Majestic stage while stacking cliché upon cliché in a nearly three-hour run. Jessica Vosk shines, and the young cast gives energy, but the book and score feel dated and overstuffed, leaning on wind-beneath-the-wings grandiosity rather than genuine emotional momentum.

Beaches Broadway Revival Flounders in Uninspired Remake
entertainment1 month ago

Beaches Broadway Revival Flounders in Uninspired Remake

Variety’s review blasts the Beaches Broadway musical remake as soulless and uninspired, faulting its thin plotting, underdeveloped characters, and minimal production values, even though leads Jessica Vosk and Kelli Barrett deliver vocal effort; the show struggles to recapture the warmth of the beloved film and iconic songs like 'Wind Beneath My Wings,' and is slated for a limited Broadway run with a tour planned.

Beaches, A New Musical on Broadway Receives Early Critics’ Verdict
theater1 month ago

Beaches, A New Musical on Broadway Receives Early Critics’ Verdict

Beaches, A New Musical opened on Broadway at the Majestic Theatre on April 22, 2026, with Jessica Vosk and Kelli Barrett headlining, directed by Lonny Price and Matt Cowart. Adapted from Iris Dart’s novel, the show has been in development for over a decade after a Calgary world premiere, with a largely positive early wave of reviews from major outlets and more critiques to come as the production continues its Broadway run and a national tour is planned.

Beaches Broadway Musical Falls Short as Nostalgia Act
theater1 month ago

Beaches Broadway Musical Falls Short as Nostalgia Act

Deadline's Broadway review finds Beaches, A New Musical largely forgettable, failing to recapture the film’s emotional punch beyond nostalgia for Bette Midler’s Wind Beneath My Wings; Jessica Vosk channels Midler in an over-the-top CeeCee, but the book, a lukewarm score by Mike Stoller, and chintzy design leave the show feeling more like a nostalgia act than a memorable Broadway experience.

Beating the Bay Area Heat: Best San Francisco–Area Beaches to Visit
local2 months ago

Beating the Bay Area Heat: Best San Francisco–Area Beaches to Visit

As a Bay Area heat wave hits, this piece offers a practical, five-step approach to choosing a beach: decide the vibe you want, check the forecast (wind, marine layer, tides), scout live webcams, consider tides and access, and think about transit to avoid parking hassles, while highlighting safety around cold Pacific water and rip currents at popular spots like Ocean Beach.

Rainy-season surge puts Sydney beaches in shark spotlight
science4 months ago

Rainy-season surge puts Sydney beaches in shark spotlight

A spate of four shark bites in 48 hours along eastern Australia—three near Sydney and a fatality in Sydney Harbour—has been linked to heavy rains that flushed freshwater into coastal waters, drawing bull sharks and baitfish. Experts say the incidents reflect environmental and reporting factors rather than increased aggression, discourage culls, and stress practical safety measures like avoiding swimming after rain and staying aware of beach warnings.

Drone footage captures great white shark near Maine beaches, police issue warning
world9 months ago

Drone footage captures great white shark near Maine beaches, police issue warning

A drone video captured a large great white shark near popular beaches in Maine, prompting police to issue a warning to the public. The sighting comes weeks after a fatal shark attack in the area, highlighting the presence of these sharks in Maine waters, which is unusual but increasing due to a growing seal population. Authorities shared the footage for public awareness, emphasizing the rarity of shark attacks in Maine.

Top 5 Shark Hotspots in South Carolina Beaches
travel1 year ago

Top 5 Shark Hotspots in South Carolina Beaches

South Carolina's beaches, including Myrtle Beach, Sea Pines Beach, Folly Beach, Isle of Palms, and Hunting Island, are popular tourist destinations known for their beautiful waters and occasional shark sightings. While shark attacks are rare, with only two reported in 2023, these areas are frequented by various shark species due to abundant fish and fishing activities. Visitors are advised to follow safety tips, such as avoiding swimming during dawn and dusk, to minimize the risk of encounters.

Mystery of Gross Black Balls on Sydney Beaches Uncovered
environment1 year ago

Mystery of Gross Black Balls on Sydney Beaches Uncovered

Thousands of mysterious black balls that washed ashore on Sydney beaches were identified as 'fatbergs,' composed of human waste, hair, cooking oil, and other materials. Initially thought to be tar, these blobs prompted beach closures as they were removed. Formed in sewers when materials fail to dissolve, the exact origin of these fatbergs remains unknown, raising concerns about future occurrences. The NSW Environmental Protection Authority is conducting further tests to determine their source.