Reader's Digest (U.S.)

19 hours ago | rd.com | Mara Reinstein

Oh, that Wednesday Addams. She’s creepy and she’s kooky, mysterious and spooky. Alas, she also hasn’t been seen in new episodes of her smash series since November 2022. The good news? There will be dancing again (very) soon at the Nevermore Academy with a new season of Wednesday. Netflix has confirmed that Part 1 of the much-anticipated Season 2 will debut later this summer—well before Halloween season!—followed by Part 2 a few weeks later.

2 days ago | rd.com | Kelly Aiglon

You step into your hotel shower and notice something’s missing—namely, half the door. What starts off feeling chic can quickly turn into a wet-floor hopscotch situation. And those who like their showers steamy may find themselves doing the keep-away-the-draft dance. Still, this half-glass look is showing up in hotels of all kinds, from boutique to big brand. So what gives? It’s not just about looks—it’s a calculated (and surprisingly clever) choice.

3 days ago | rd.com | Mara Reinstein

Josh Gad is a Tony-nominated actor who’s delighted audiences of all ages for the past 20 years—from his hilariously irreverent role in The Book of Mormon to his memorable performance as Olaf, everyone’s favorite snowman, in Disney’s Frozen. But in an alternative universe, he’d earn his keep by literally switching gears. “I am Clark Griswold,” he says, referencing the Chevy Chase character in the iconic National Lampoon’s Vacation franchise. “I love family vacations.

4 days ago | rd.com | Mara Reinstein

A long, long time ago in a galaxy far, far away—OK, fine, cineplexes across the country circa the summer of 1987—a comedy movie called Spaceballs made audiences of all ages laugh themselves silly. Co-writer and director Mel Brooks, who had already parodied Westerns in Blazing Saddles and horror in the comedy classic Young Frankenstein, took aim at the earnest Star Wars saga and gave us a memorable array of sidesplitting Spaceballs quotes that still hold up. The plot?

1 week ago | rd.com | Charlotte Andersen

I love Aldi. Like, LOVE it. One of my biggest heartbreaks about moving away from the Midwest was losing my near-daily access to this glorious grocery unicorn. Back in Minnesota, it felt like there was an Aldi on every corner. But here in Colorado? Nada. Zilch. Not even one. I miss it so much that when I go back to visit family, I literally leave space in my car so I can stock up on my Aldi favorites. Do I have priorities? Yes. Are they mainly chocolate-focused? Also yes.