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We’ve tested a range of coolers, comparing the classic Yeti Roadie vs the Oyster Tempo and rounding up our all-time best coolers for camping. Now, we’ve tested the newest lightweight, soft cooler from BruMate, one of our favorite cooler brands. To cut to the chase, we love that the new BruMate MagPack Soft Cooler is made for easy carrying and travel. You can pack it in the backseat of your car or sling it over your shoulder for cold refreshments wherever, whenever.

"Could Dan Humphrey...? I don't... That's a message I gotta put at the top of my inbox, you know, to think about," he said. "I have not had conversations with any of the creators yet, but you know..." When asked if he'd be open to reviving his character, the actor was blunt. "I think it's pretty clear that, like, I've never been a proponent of Dan Humphrey's. I've never been necessarily the greatest friend or fan of Dan Humphrey, which now I reconcile in this way that I'm like, you know, I would love to contribute in a meaningful way to it.

Jennifer Aniston's birthday celebrations hit a serious snag when her private jet was forced to make an emergency landing on its way to Mexico. The actress and several friends were on their way to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico when the plane was forced to circle back and land at Ontario International Airport in Ontario, California, a source confirmed to People. The airport was closed down so the plane could land without much fanfare, allowing Anniston and her friend to await a new plane.

Sia may have an elastic heart, but after listening to her latest tune, yours might just snap in half.The perpetually face-obscured singer/songwriter recorded a cover of Bleachers' "Like a River Runs" for the act's new four-piece LP, which is available today, and while the original version will likely put a smile on your face, Sia's updated rendition will conceivably squeeze your tear ducts dry, instead. What begins with the performer's unmistakable tone over bare-bones piano quickly swells into a Oscar-worthy symphony production.