Kaitlin Reilly

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It’s time to check your meat — or risk foodborne illness . Some ground beef sold at Whole Foods may be contaminated with dangerous E. coli bacteria, U.S. officials warned this week, according to the Associated Press. The specific product causing concern are the 1-pound, vacuum-packed packages of Organic Rancher beef. Images of the packaging can be found here. The contamination was discovered when the company alerted federal food safety officials that certain batches had tested positive for E. coli.

3 days ago | yahoo.com | Kaitlin Reilly

'Squid Game' returns for its final season June 27. (Netflix)Are you ready to get back in the game? The third season of Squid Game is headed to Netflix on June 27 — the final installment of the South Korean television phenomenon. The series, which follows down-on-his-luck Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae) as he seeks to win a brutal game with a major monetary prize, is a critique of capitalism and the ever-widening wealth gap — but it’s also a thriller with endless jaw-dropping reveals and twists.

3 days ago | yahoo.com | Kaitlin Reilly

Iconic hazelnut and cocoa spread Nutella is debuting a new flavor in spring 2026, and it’s ideal for peanut butter enthusiasts. The original Nutella, which hails from Italian company Ferraro, is synonymous with the rich taste of chocolate and hazelnut. The new flavor — which marks Nutella’s first since 1964 — adds a twist to the original recipe.

3 days ago | yahoo.com | Kaitlin Reilly

Life’s busy, so I understand why it can be tempting to scroll on your phone while you’re already, ahem, occupied in the bathroom. But that might be a bad idea. Here’s why. Stop scrolling on the toiletScrolling news on your phone while on the toilet? Totally common. But a small new survey suggests that people who use their phones on the toilet have a 46% higher risk of hemorrhoids.

4 days ago | yahoo.com | Kaitlin Reilly

M3GAN 2.0 follows a robot doll as she tries to fight off a new AI threat. (Geoffrey Short /© Universal Pictures/Courtesy of Everett Collection)Summer 2025 is all about horror movies, with a slew of scary flicks headed to cinemas. This year there’s a little bit of everything to look forward to, from sequels to iconic horror franchises to new movies from the genre’s most celebrated up-and-coming filmmakers. There’s even a bloodthirsty version of Bambi, if that’s more your thing.