CNN Entertainment | Paul McCartney is heading back out on tour

(CNN) — Paul McCartney may be 83, but he doesn’t sound ready to retire.

The former Beatle is heading back out on the road.

McCartney’s Got Back Tour is an extension of his 2022 tour of the same name, which was the last time he performed across the US. The 19-date North American will kick off September 29 at Acrisure Arena in Palm Desert, California.  –read more–

CNN travel | People flocked to this town during the pandemic and never left. It’s our No. 4 best town

Bend, Oregon (CNN) — There’s a reason this town experienced a population boom during the pandemic that still hasn’t stopped. Given the freedom to work and live anywhere, thousands have followed their bliss to a ruggedly beautiful oasis of seriously fun activities, food and beverages in central Oregon.

It’s a combination that lures visitors, too.  –read/see more–

CNN Sports | American Amanda Anisimova and Polish star Iga Świątek to face off in Wimbledon final on Saturday

Given her incredible achievement, Amanda Anisimova was in a remarkably relaxed mood during her post-match press conference.

Just as the media session began, Iga Świątek booked her place in Saturday’s Wimbledon final and Anisimova said she was looking forward to testing herself against the Polish player.

The pair have not played against each other on the senior tour, last playing when they were both juniors.

“Iga is such an unbelievable player and she’s also been an inspiration to me. Her work ethic and all of her achievements have been really inspiring,” she said.

“I’m sure it’ll be an amazing match. Getting to compete against an unbelievable player again is going to be super special. Hopefully, I can bring some high quality tennis and make it a battle out there.  –read more–

CNN underscored | Prime Day is in full swing. Here are the best deals that are worth it

We’re in uncharted territory as Day 3 of the Amazon Prime Day expedition arrives. It’s the first year that the summer sale has been longer than 48 hours, and to our delight, the extended event is still offering the best price cuts of the year so far. But now that we’re halfway through, time is winding down to save on everything from editor picks, best-tested products and seasonal essentials. With thousands of offers having gone live, leave it to the deals explorers to be your guide through navigating the best of the best ways to save.

Senior deals editor Rikka Altland has covered every one of these Amazon sales since Prime Day started a decade ago, and teaming up with deals editor Jacqueline Saguin and associate editor Elena Matarazzo, she is putting her expertise to work by finding the 157 best deals you can shop this week. Below, you’ll find price cuts on fans to help beat the heat, the latest iPads from Apple, new low prices on just-released grills and much more.  –read more–

Forbes | America’s Richest Self-Made Women

Bigger fortunes. More billionaires. Increasing impact. We mark the 10th anniversary of our annual list of America’s most successful self-made women by celebrating how far these 100 entrepreneurs have come: There are 38 billionaires this year, with fortunes originating in everything from cars to cosmetics to Chardonnay. That’s more than double the 18 we found in 2015. Minimum to make the cut? $350 million, up from $250 million a decade ago, when we only ranked 50 women.  –see the list–

CNN Business | Tesla is in deeper trouble than you think

(CNN) — Tesla’s troubles go far beyond CEO Elon Musk’s recent dust-up with President Donald Trump, who accused the former “first buddy” of going “completely ‘off the rails’” in a social media slap fight over the weekend.

But while the battles between Musk and Trump are getting all the attention, the outlook for Tesla’s revenue and bottom line have has gotten notably worse. And the company could even be back to losing money, for reasons unrelated to Musk’s personal politics.

Musk was Trump’s largest financial supporter during the 2024 campaign, and was a mainstay at Mar-a-Lago and the White House at the start of Trump’s second term, with his role in slashing the federal workforce at the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). But Musk has since announced he was starting a new political party due to his displeasure with the tax and spending bill signed by Trump on Friday — and the barbs on their respective websites have only increased since then.

Shares of Tesla closed Monday down 6.8%, as investors were concerned about the implication of Musk’s latest political moves, despite his promises to re-focus on the company.  –read more–

CNN Entertainment | Michael Douglas says he has no plans to act again

(CNN) — Veteran actor Michael Douglas, a two-time Oscar winner who starred in classic movies like “Wall Street” and “Fatal Attraction,” says he has no plans to act again unless “something special came up.”

“I have not worked since 2022 purposefully because I realized I had to stop,” the 80-year-old told reporters on Sunday at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival in the Czech Republic, where he was celebrating the 50th anniversary of “One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest,” which he co-produced.

“I had been working pretty hard for almost 60 years, and I did not want to be one of those people who dropped dead on the set … I’m very happy with taking the time off.  –read more–

F1 | Norris wins dramatic wet-dry British GP from Piastri as Hulkenberg claims maiden F1 podium

Lando Norris has taken victory in an eventful wet-dry British Grand Prix, the McLaren driver leading home team mate Oscar Piastri on an action-packed afternoon that also saw Nico Hulkenberg finally clinch his maiden F1 podium.

With the race starting in dry conditions, polesitter Max Verstappen initially led away from Piastri – but the Australian soon got ahead just as rain started to fall heavily at Silverstone.–read more–

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F1 | Verstappen storms to pole position at Silverstone ahead of Piastri and Norris

Max Verstappen has clinched pole position at the British Grand Prix, the Red Bull driver storming through with a stunning lap to put himself at the front of the grid ahead of the McLarens of Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris.

While Piastri had secured provisional pole during the first runs of Q3, the Australian made a mistake on his final effort and could not improve. But Verstappen put his lap together perfectly to go fastest on an effort of 1m 24.892s, putting himself 0.103s clear of Piastri’s McLaren.  –read more–