Not all of our favorite candy bars have managed to go the distance. These 15 favorites may spark sweet nostalgia, but they've sadly faded into oblivion.

With Parmesan-coated shrimp in a creamy roasted-garlicky sauce over angel hair, our copycat Cheesecake Factory shrimp scampi might be better than the original.

Martha Stewart didn't spontaneously learn how to cook. Her mother taught her more than a few things, including how to add a touch of sweetness to soup.

Turnstile received two statues at the 68th (2026) Grammy Awards in L.A. One was for Best Rock Song (“Birds”) and the other was for Best Rock Album (“Never Enough”). They were also the first band to be nominated in the Rock, Alternative, and Metal categories in the same year. Birds Never Enough “Never Enough,” the band’s fourth full-length album, peaked at #9 on the Billboard 200. It was their first album without founding member Brady Ebert following his ’22 departure; and first to feature guitarist Meg Mills. The set was produced by Turnstile’s vocalist Brendan Yates who told the L.A. Times, “What drew, and still draws me to (Hardcore), is that none of us were musicians. Punk and Hardcore are less focused on skill and more on expressing yourself. I think making music is just a shot in the dark. It’s this open canvas.” Formed in Baltimore, Turnstile’s indie debut full-length album “Nonstop Feeling” was preceded by two EPs. Those efforts failed to generate mass public interest… but they got the band signed with Roadrunner Records. “Time & Space” was the band’s first full-length set with a major label topped the Billboard Heatseekers chart. It was also the first studio album to feature rhythm guitarist Pat McCrory. However, third album, “Glow On,” the last album to feature Ebert, established the band. The ’21 release included the lead single “Mystery,” followed by, “Alien Love Call,” featuring Blood Orange, “Blackout” and “Fly Again.” The band first reached the Alternative Airplay Top 10 with “Mystery,” which peaked at #8. Later that year, “Holiday” reached #10. Mystery Holiday The album debuted at #30 on the Billboard 200 becoming the band’s first appearance on that chart. And at the 65th Grammy Awards two songs received nominations: “Holiday” (Best Rock Performance) and “Blackout” (Best Rock Song and Best Metal Performance). It would be a nearly four-year wait for Turnstile’s next album. But “Never Enough” not only found success on the Billboard 200 and at the Grammys it also debuted at #1 on the Top Hard Rock Albums chart, #2 on the Top Rock & Alternative chart and #4 on the Top Album Sales survey. Turnstile: Daniel Fang – Drums, Programming, Percussion (2010–present) “Freaky” Franz Lyons – Bass, Percussion, Vocals (2010–present) Brendan Yates – Lead Vocals, Percussion, Keyboards (2010–present) Pat McCrory – Lead Guitar (2022–present), Backing Vocals (2016–present), Rhythm Guitar (2016–2025) Meg Mills – Rhythm Guitar, Backing Vocals (2025–present; touring musician 2023–2025) Former Members: Sean “Coo” Cullen – Rhythm guitar (2010–2016) Brady Ebert – Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals (2010–2022) ### The post Turnstile appeared first on RockinTown.

Martin currently serves at the DOJ as the Pardon Attorney and leads the department’s “weaponization working group.” CNN reported that Martin, who has worked inside the Trump Justice Department for more than nine months after failing to secure Senate confirmation as U.S. Attorney for Washington, D.C., is “expected to leave the department in the coming weeks."

Hypocrite lefties call ICE "Nazis" while demanding locals show papers to proceed down streets.