Legendary Singer Some Thought Would Never Perform Again Wows Fans at Metal Fest by ‘Getting Better With Time’

Legendary Singer Some Thought Would Never Perform Again Wows Fans at Metal Fest by 'Getting Better With Time'

Legendary Singer Some Thought Would Never Perform Again Wows Fans at Metal Fest by 'Getting Better With Time'originally appeared onParade. Back in September 2023,Aerosmithpostponed and later canceled their "Peace Out" farewell tour after singerSteven Tylerfractured his larynx. Ultimately, the band ended up announcing in 2024 they were retiring from touring since Tyler was unable to fully recover from the vocal cord injury. That led some to believe that Tyler would never perform again, but he's been doing occasional one-off performances, including his highest-profile performance since the injury on Saturday, July 5 at the "Back to the Beginning"Ozzy Osbourne-Black Sabbath farewell concert in Birmingham, England. 🎬SIGN UP for Parade's Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox🎬 Video shared on Aerosmith'sInstagram Storiesshowed Tyler performing the band's classic 1977 hit "Walk This Way" and a cover of Led Zeppelin's "Whole Lotta Love" backed by an all-star band featuring Rage Against the Machine'sTom Morelloand producerAndrew Watton guitars andChad Smithof the Red Hot Chili Peppers andTravis Barkerof Blink-182 on drums. Over on Tyler's personalInstagram, still photos by professional photographerRoss Halfinfrom the performance were shared in a carousel, including pics of Tyler on stage with Morello, Watt and other guest musicians. Related: Legendary Rock Band 'Loves' Kate Hudson's Cover of This 1993 Hit Seeing Tyler performing again had at least one fan confused. "wait...didn't you cancel my Aerosmith show because you couldn't sing?..." asked one fan. That prompted replies from others. "I just looked it up. He can sing, but his doctors say that a full recovery from his injury is not possible," one added. "Leave the man alone 😭😭🙃," another wrote. "A couple of one-off shows here and there are vastly different than having to do nearly 2-hour sets almost every night for a tour," another fan reasoned. Several fans expressed their disappointment at missing the band's final tour or never being able to catch Aerosmith live. Others, however, were hopeful this was the beginning of a full-on comeback. "Steven, you look ready to come back to the stage, and we all can't wait to see you rock again 🥹❤️," wrote one fan. Another added, "Steven Tyler is aging like fine wine 🍷, just getting better with time.💕💕." Legendary Singer Some Thought Would Never Perform Again Wows Fans at Metal Fest by 'Getting Better With Time'first appeared on Parade on Jul 6, 2025 This story was originally reported byParadeon Jul 6, 2025, where it first appeared.

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Legendary Singer Some Thought Would Never Perform Again Wows Fans at Metal Fest by ‘Getting Better With Time’

Legendary Singer Some Thought Would Never Perform Again Wows Fans at Metal Fest by 'Getting Better With Time' Legendary Singer Some ...

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Miranda Lambert Asks Fans To ‘Keep Sending Prayers’ After Floods Devastate Her Home State of Texas: ‘I Can’t Even Come Up With Any Words’

Miranda Lambert Asks Fans To 'Keep Sending Prayers' After Floods Devastate Her Home State of Texas: 'I Can't Even Come Up With Any Words'

Miranda Lambert Asks Fans To 'Keep Sending Prayers' After Floods Devastate Her Home State of Texas: 'I Can't Even Come Up With Any Words'originally appeared onParade. Miranda Lambertis using her platform to speak out about the floods that have devastated her home state of Texas. On Saturday, July 5, the country superstar, 41, turned to social media to share her heartbreak over the severe flooding that struck the Lone Star State over the Fourth of July holiday. In a video posted on her Instagram page, a broken-hearted Lambert said, "Hey y'all. I just want to jump on here and say how devastated we are to hear about the floods in South and Central Texas. I can't even come up with any words for the loss that everybody's suffering." View this post on Instagram A post shared by Miranda Lambert (@mirandalambert) The "Wranglers" singer and avid pet lover then revealed that she has jumped up to help in the aftermath of the storm through her MuttNation Foundation — a non-profit that she founded with her mother, Bev Lambert, in 2009. "MuttNation Foundation is working really closely with Kerrville Pets Alive, as we speak to try to get more info and figure out where the needs are to support the pet community and pet owners in this disaster," Lambert explained of her foundation, which is partnering with the Central Texas-based non-profit organization to help bring aid to Texans and their beloved pets who have been displaced during the storms. "We will have more info as it goes, but I'll post everything that I know to post right now," she continued in her message. "So y'all join with us and try to help out as much as you can, and keep sending prayers, and I'll keep you posted." According toABC News, heavy rainfall occurred overnight and into the morning hours of July 4th, overtaking parts of Central Texas and leading to "catastrophic flooding" in Kerr County and near the Guadalupe River. As of 7 pm ET on July 5, the death toll had risen to 43 people, including 15 children. Those interested in donating to the MuttNation Foundation to assist in Lambert's mission to provide aid to victims can visit the organization's official websitehere. Related: Miranda Lambert Shares a Glimpse of Home Life and Marriage to Brendan McLoughlin: 'Looks Like a Peaceful Home' Miranda Lambert Asks Fans To 'Keep Sending Prayers' After Floods Devastate Her Home State of Texas: 'I Can't Even Come Up With Any Words'first appeared on Parade on Jul 6, 2025 This story was originally reported byParadeon Jul 6, 2025, where it first appeared.

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Miranda Lambert Asks Fans To ‘Keep Sending Prayers’ After Floods Devastate Her Home State of Texas: ‘I Can’t Even Come Up With Any Words’

Miranda Lambert Asks Fans To 'Keep Sending Prayers' After Floods Devastate Her Home State of Texas: 'I Can't Even Come Up Wi...

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Ukraine says it struck a Russian air base as Moscow sent hundreds of drones into Kyiv

Ukraine says it struck a Russian air base as Moscow sent hundreds of drones into Kyiv

Ukraine said it struck a Russian air base on Saturday, while Russia continued to pound Ukraine withhundreds of drones overnightas part of a stepped-up bombing campaign that has dashed hopes for a breakthrough in efforts to end the more than 3-year-old war. Ukraine's military General Staff said that Ukrainian forces had struck the Borisoglebsk air base in Russia's Voronezh region, describing it as the home base of Russia's Su-34, Su-35S and Su-30SM fighter jets. Writing on Facebook, the General Staff said it hit a depot containing glide bombs, a training aircraft and "possibly other aircraft." Russian officials did not immediately comment on the attack. Such attacks on Russian air bases aim to dent Russia's military capability and demonstrate Ukraine's capability to hit high-value targets in Russia. Last month, Ukraine said it destroyed more than40 Russian planesstationed at several airfields deep in Russia's territory in a surprise drone attack. Russia fired 322 drones and decoys into Ukraine overnight into Saturday, Ukraine's air force said. Of these, 157 were shot down and 135 were lost, likely having been electronically jammed. According to the air force, Ukraine's western Khmelnytskyi region was the main target of the attack. Regional Gov. Serhii Tyurin said Saturday that no damage, injuries or deaths had been reported. Russia has been stepping up its long-range attacks on Ukraine. Waves of drones and missiles targeted Kyiv overnight into Friday in the largest aerial assault since Russia's invasion of Ukraine began. On Saturday, Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko said the number of people killed in the assault had increased to two. A further 31 people were wounded. The fresh wave of attacks came after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Friday that he had a "very important and productive" phone call with US President Donald Trump. The two leaders discussed how Ukrainian air defenses might be strengthened, possible joint weapons production between the US and Ukraine, and broader US-led efforts to end the war with Russia, according to a statement by Zelensky. Asked Friday night by reporters about the call, Trump said, "We had a very good call, I think." When asked about finding a way to end the fighting, Trump said: "I don't know. I can't tell you whether or not that's going to happen." The US has paused some shipments of military aid to Ukraine, including crucial air defense missiles. Ukraine's main European backers are considering how they can help pick up the slack. Zelensky says plans are afoot to build up Ukraine's domestic arms industry, but scaling up will take time. Russia's Defense Ministry said it shot down 94 Ukrainian drones overnight into Saturday, along with 45 further drones Saturday morning and early afternoon. No casualties were reported, but local officials in the Saratov region said 25 apartments were damaged by Ukrainian drones in the city of Engels. Four Ukrainian drones were shot down while approaching Moscow on Saturday, according to Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin. Air traffic was briefly halted as a precaution at one of Moscow's airports, Sheremetyevo, Russia's aviation authority Rosaviatsiya said. For more CNN news and newsletters create an account atCNN.com

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Ukraine says it struck a Russian air base as Moscow sent hundreds of drones into Kyiv

Ukraine says it struck a Russian air base as Moscow sent hundreds of drones into Kyiv Ukraine said it struck a Russian air base on Saturday,...

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Iran's supreme leader makes first public appearance since Iran-Israel war started

Iran's supreme leader makes first public appearance since Iran-Israel war started

Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Saturday made his first public appearance since the12-day warbetween Israel and Iran began, attending a mourning ceremony on the eve ofAshoura. Khamenei's absence during the war suggested heavy security for the Iranian leader, who has final say on all state matters. State TV in Iran showed him waving and nodding to the chanting crowd, which rose to its feet as he entered and sat at a mosque next to his office and residence in the capital, Tehran. There was no immediate report on any public statement made. Iranian officials such as the Parliament speaker were present. Such events are always held under heavy security. The 86-year-old Khamenei had spent the war in a bunker as threats to his life escalated. After the U.S. inserted itself into the war bybombing three key nuclear sitesin Iran, U.S. PresidentDonald Trumpsent warnings via social media to Khamenei that the U.S. knew where he was but had no plans to kill him, "at least for now." On June 26, shortly after a ceasefire began, Khamenei made his first public statement in days, saying in a prerecorded statement that Tehran had delivered a "slap to America's face" by striking a U.S. air base in Qatar, and warning against further attacks by the U.S. or Israel on Iran. Trump replied, in remarks to reporters and on social media: "Look, you're a man of great faith. A man who's highly respected in his country. You have to tell the truth. You got beat to hell." Iran has acknowledged the deaths of more than 900 people in the war, as well as thousands of injured. It also has confirmed serious damage to its nuclear facilities, and has denied access to them for inspectors with theU.N. nuclear watchdog. Iran's president on Wednesday ordered the country to suspend its cooperation with the watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency, further limiting inspectors' ability to track a program that had been enriching uranium to near weapons-grade levels. Israel launched the war fearing that Iran was trying to develop atomic weapons. It remains unclear just how badly damaged the nuclear facilities are, whether any enriched uranium or centrifuges had been moved before the attacks, and whether Tehran still would be willing to continue negotiations with the United States over its nuclear program. Israel also targeted defense systems, high-rankingmilitary officials and atomic scientists. In retaliation, Iran fired more than 550 ballistic missiles at Israel, most of them intercepted, killing 28 people and causing damage in many areas. Ceremony commemorates a death that caused rift in Islam The ceremony that Khamenei hosted Saturday was a remembrance of the 7th century martyrdom of the Prophet Muhammad's grandson, Hussein. Shiites represent over 10% of the world's 1.8 billion Muslims, and they view Hussein as the rightful successor to the Prophet Muhammad. Hussein's death in battle at the hands of Sunnis at Karbala, south of Baghdad, created a rift in Islam and continues to play a key role in shaping Shiite identity. In predominantly Shiite Iran, red flags represented Hussein's blood and black funeral tents and clothes represented mourning. Processions of chest-beating and self-flagellating men demonstrated fervor. Some sprayed water over the mourners in the intense heat. Reports of problems accessing the internet NetBlocks, a global internet monitor, reported late Saturday on X that there was a "major disruption to internet connectivity" in Iran. It said the disruption corroborated widespread user reports of problems accessing the internet. The development comes just weeks after authorities shut down telecoms during the war. ___ Associated Press writer Amir Vahdat in Tehran, Iran, contributed.

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Iran's supreme leader makes first public appearance since Iran-Israel war started

Iran's supreme leader makes first public appearance since Iran-Israel war started Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Sa...

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Diaz homers and Hader closes it out as Astros beat Ohtani and the Dodgers 6-4

Diaz homers and Hader closes it out as Astros beat Ohtani and the Dodgers 6-4

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Yainer Diaz homered, Josh Hader got the last four outs for his major league-leading 25th save, and the Houston Astros spoiled Shohei Ohtani's 31st birthday, beating the Los Angeles Dodgers 6-4 on Saturday. Ohtani made his fourth mound startof the season, pitching two scoreless innings as he continues to work his way back from elbow surgery. He struck out the side in the second. Justin Wrobleski (4-3) relieved Ohtani to start the third, and that's when the Dodgers' problems started. Zack Short hit a two-run double as Houston scored four times in the inning. Diaz went deep leading off the fourth, his 11th of the season. Mookie Betts hit his 11th homer for the Dodgers in the first, and Miguel Rojas' two-run shot in the fourth pulled LA within 5-4. Jose Altuve led off the seventh with a triple and scored on a sacrifice fly. Hader entered with two on and two out in the eighth and struck out pinch-hitter Esteury Ruiz. In the ninth, he allowed a leadoff single to Ohtani but retired Betts, Will Smith and Freddie Freeman to end it. Framber Valdez (10-4) struck out seven and allowed four runs in six innings. Key moment The Dodgers sent Michael Conforto to the plate to pinch-hit with two out in the eighth, and the Astros brought in Hader. Manager Dave Roberts replaced Conforto with Ruiz, who fanned on Hader's slider. Key stat The Astros have scored 24 runs in the first two games of the series. On Friday night, they handed the Dodgers their worst loss in the history of Dodger Stadium, 18-1. Up next The Astros had not announced a starter for Sunday's series finale against the Dodgers' Emmet Sheehan (0-0. 2.25 ERA). ___ AP MLB:https://apnews.com/hub/mlb

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Diaz homers and Hader closes it out as Astros beat Ohtani and the Dodgers 6-4

Diaz homers and Hader closes it out as Astros beat Ohtani and the Dodgers 6-4 LOS ANGELES (AP) — Yainer Diaz homered, Josh Hader got the las...

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‘More Than My TV Husband’: Alyssa Milano Honors Julian McMahon After His Passing

'More Than My TV Husband': Alyssa Milano Honors Julian McMahon After His Passing

'More Than My TV Husband': Alyssa Milano Honors Julian McMahon After His Passingoriginally appeared onParade. Alyssa Milanohonors herCharmedco-starJulian McMahonafter his death, calling him "more than my TV husband" in a heartfelt tribute on Instagram. Alyssa Milano took to Instagram Friday night as word spread about the passing of herCharmedcostar and TV husband,Julian McMahon, who died at 56 after a private battle with cancer. Milan posted pictures of herself with McMahon over the years with the caption, " I'm heartbroken. Julian McMahon was magic. That smile. That laugh. That talent. That presence. He walked into a room and lit it up—not just with charisma, but with kindness. With mischief. With soulful understanding. We spent years together onCharmed—years of scenes, stories, and so many in-between moments. He made me feel safe as an actor. Seen as a woman. He challenged me, teased me, supported me. We were so different, and yet somehow we always understood each other. Julian was more than my TV husband. He was a dear friend. The kind who checks in. The kind who remembers. The kind who shares. The kind who tells you the truth, even when it's uncomfortable—but always with love. My heart is with Kelly, with Madison, and with Iliana—his girls, his world. He adored them. You could feel it in every conversation, every story, every text. He was a family man above all, and he loved deeply. Losing him feels unreal. Too soon. Too unfair. Rest, my friend. I'll carry your laugh with me.Forever Cole. Forever Julian. 🕊️💔" 🎬SIGN UP for Parade's Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox🎬 View this post on Instagram A post shared by Alyssa Milano (@milano_alyssa) Milano appeared as Phoebe Halliwell on all 8 seasons ofCharmed,and McMahon played her love interest, Cole Turner, as well as the demon Belthazor, as a series regular in seasons 3-5 with one special apperance in season 7. Charmedwas an American fantasy drama television series created byConstance M. Burgeand produced byAaron Spellingand his production company, Spelling Television. The series was broadcast by The WB from October 7, 1998, until May 21, 2006. It now runs in syndication and is available to stream on Peacock and Netflix. Julian McMahon is survived by his wife, Kelly Paniagua, and daughter, Madison Elizabeth McMahon. 'More Than My TV Husband': Alyssa Milano Honors Julian McMahon After His Passingfirst appeared on Parade on Jul 5, 2025 This story was originally reported byParadeon Jul 5, 2025, where it first appeared.

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‘More Than My TV Husband’: Alyssa Milano Honors Julian McMahon After His Passing

'More Than My TV Husband': Alyssa Milano Honors Julian McMahon After His Passing 'More Than My TV Husband': Alyssa Milano Ho...

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3 family members struck by lightning on Florida beach

3 family members struck by lightning on Florida beach

A family of three was struck by lightning while under an umbrella at a beach in Florida's Pinellas County, officials said Friday. St. Pete Beach Fire Rescue was dispatched to the scene at 12:19 p.m., Deputy Fire Chief Adam Poirrer said. Multiple units from the fire rescue team and Pinellas County Sheriff's Office responded and rendered emergency aid, Porrier said. Two adult victims were treated on-scene and refused further treatment. A 17-year-old girl was taken to Tampa General Hospital. There was no immediate update available on her condition. CBS affiliate WTSP reportedthat the family had been standing under their umbrella during a thunderstorm. Jennifer Tillman said she saw the whole thing from her apartment overlooking the beach. "You could hear it, it was coming closer and closer and closer, and then it happened," Tillman told WTSP. "I don't know, I don't know. It was just one of those things, I don't know, that you can never - you can't unsee." Tillman said that a Good Samaritan picked up the girl after the lightning strike. She said the other two people appeared to be in shock after the strike. Images from the scene showed the family's umbrella singed and snapped in half, with other belongings damaged by the lightning strike. Dead gulls were also visible in the area. The safest place to be during a lightning storm is inside,according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The agency recommends against carrying any metal objects, including umbrellas. Metal can conduct electricity, and a person is more likely to be struck by lightning if carrying a conductor above shoulder height. "If you are out on the beach or anywhere with an umbrella that is taller than you, you are literally creating a lightning rod," WTSP meteorologist Bobby Deskins said. Tillman said that just hours after the incident, the storm had cleared out and new beachgoers had come to celebrate the 4th of July with fireworks. "A whole new wave of people came," Tillman said. "Like nothing had ever happened." St. Pete Beach is a small city on a barrier island in Pinellas County, about 20 miles southwest of Tampa. Several people missing from Texas summer camp amid deadly flooding, officials say What a new DOJ memo could mean for naturalized U.S. citizens July 4 holiday week expected to set record for travelers

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3 family members struck by lightning on Florida beach

3 family members struck by lightning on Florida beach A family of three was struck by lightning while under an umbrella at a beach in Florid...

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