And Just like That... Fans Have a Wild Theory About How the Show Will End

And Just like That... Fans Have a Wild Theory About How the Show Will End

And just like that, it's time to say goodbye toCarrie Bradshawand the girlies. After three series, it's been confirmed thatAnd Just Like That...will wrap up for good this month, with showrunner Michael Patrick King announcing that the "Sex and the Cityuniverse" is coming to an end. RIP. Despite the (very!) mixed reviews theSATCspin-offhas received since it started airing in 2021, fans have understandably been quite cut up about bidding farewell to these iconic characters—more on their reactions in a moment. That being said, after decades in theSATCuniverse, it's only natural that viewers are theorizing about how the show will close, and one theory seems to be pretty prominent, especially among Samantha Jones fans. "And Just Like That needs to end with Samantha waking up and saying 'What a horrible dream!?'" one fan suggested on X, referencing the absence of Kim Cattrall's legendary character. And Just Like That needs to end with Samantha waking up and saying "What a horrible dream!"pic.twitter.com/mXR1mZjUTS — Mike Harlow (@NotMikeHarlow)August 1, 2025 But for real, And Just Like That should end with Samantha waking up from a three year long coma and going "I just had the worst dream". And then smash to black. — sam greisman (@SAMGREIS)August 1, 2025 "But for real, And Just Like That should end with Samantha waking up from a three year long coma and going: 'I just had the worst dream'. And then smash to black," another fan agreed, as someone elseshared: "It should end with a Samantha scene!! She was the show!!" Other viewers hope that we'll see the show switch to Samantha's life in London, although, given the wording that the entireSATC"universe" is coming to an end, that might be unrealistic. "It'd be even better if they could pass the baton over to Samantha in London for the last hour of show – we get a tiny glimpse into her wonderful sex life with a younger man, her social life with Black and gay friends, her office fling with an older man coz duh, she trying poly!" one fansuggested, as anotherwrote, "I'd like a Samantha spin off." Elsewhere, another viewer pointed to how relievedthe actress who playedher must be feeling. "Kim Cattrall after seeing this news, realizing no one will ever bother her about playing Samantha Jones again," they posted. Kim Cattrall after seeing this new, realizing no one will ever bother her about playing Samantha Jones again.https://t.co/hgGvJFb6Oapic.twitter.com/jPrR0vE76S — Tim Popp, Six, Squish, Uh uh... (@popphits)August 1, 2025 Here's a few more reactions to the news that AJLT is ending... Do I hate watch this every single week? Yes.Am I absolutely devastated it's been cancelled? Also Yes.#AndJustLikeThathttps://t.co/VBSgNqycF1pic.twitter.com/hj0Pn4XPx0 — RealHousewivesRanked! (@RankedReal)August 1, 2025 "why are you sad that And Just Like That is ending if you've spent three years doing nothing but hate on it"me:#AndJustLikeThatpic.twitter.com/3rLGPRiYiV — T (@teewatterss)August 1, 2025 Just when I was accepting And Just Like That for itself AND it starts to give me SATC vibes they announce it's about to end foreverpic.twitter.com/Waj2XCcvA0 — cat (@xpastelcherry)August 2, 2025 and just like that has two more episodes before it's cancelled completely. i hate everything and everyone. i can't have shit in this lifetime we deserved ONE more season for closure.pic.twitter.com/Xh3j31MY2k — live, laugh, levi (@hatsonwigs)August 1, 2025 as someone who has spent 3 seasons trashing this show, i'm devastatedhttps://t.co/55T664Ymu5 — yolanda fister (@yolandafister)August 1, 2025 This season of And Just Like That is like a toxic boyfriend. How dare these episodes start to get better at the end when we are ready to break up with them?#AndJustLikeThatpic.twitter.com/TkqxAoCgTp — K E M P I R E 🐘 (@TheKempire)August 3, 2025 AJLT's final episodeswill air later this month. Say it ain't so! You Might Also Like Here's What NOT to Wear to a Wedding Meet the Laziest, Easiest Acne Routine You'll Ever Try

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And Just like That... Fans Have a Wild Theory About How the Show Will End

And Just like That... Fans Have a Wild Theory About How the Show Will End And just like that, it's time to say goodbye toCarrie Bradshaw...

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David Roach, Junkyard vocalist and frontman, dies at 59 just 2 weeks after getting married

David Roach, Junkyard vocalist and frontman, dies at 59 just 2 weeks after getting married

John Atashian/Getty David Roach, the raspy-voiced frontman who led '80s Sunset Strip rockers Junkyard to acclaim, has died. He was 59. His bandmates announced the news in a heartfelt Saturday post shared toXandInstagram. "It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of David Roach," their statement began. "After a courageous battle with cancer, David passed away peacefully last night at home, in the loving arms of his wife." They concluded, "He was a gifted artist, performer, songwriter, and singer — but above all, a devoted father, husband, and brother. Our thoughts are with the entire Roach family and everyone who loved him." News of the singer's death comes two weeks after hetied the knotwith his fiancée, Jennifer. In a July 20post, it was revealed that the couple said "I do" at a ceremony attended by Roach's bandmates. Months prior, Roach had opened up about receiving an "aggressive cancer diagnosis." The post to the band's website also directed fans to aGoFundMecreated to support Roach as he sought treatment for "aggressive squamous cell carcinoma affecting his head, neck and throat." The page raised more than $35,000 toward the $50,000 goal intended to help with "the overwhelming medical expenses." Scott Dudelson/Getty The most recent post to the fundraiser page, dated July 21, comes from Roach's wife, who thanks fans for their support and kind messages. "David is in good spirits, keeping his humor alive, and currently enjoying time spent with his close family," she wrote at the time. "We're optimistic about coming home from the hospital within the next few days and we are definitely not giving up on this fight!" Hailing from Austin, Texas, Roach co-founded Junkyard in Los Angeles in 1987. The group's core lineup included Roach on vocals, Chris Gates and Brian Baker on guitar, Clay Anthony on bass, and Patrick Muzingo on drums. Together, they soon became a recognizable name in the city's Sunset Strip music scene, then a popular place for on-the-rise hard rock acts. Junkyard signed with Geffen Records, and their self-titled debut album arrived in 1989. It was a modest success, peaking at No. 105 on the Billboard 200, with singles including "Blooze," "Hollywood, "and "Simple Man." It was followed bySixes, Sevens & Nines, which didn't chart, but spawned their popular single, "All the Time in the World." They were soon dropped by Geffen and split up in 1992, with their unreleased third album already ready to go. It was eventually independently released in 1998 and the band officially reformed to tour the world together two years later, now with Tim Mosher on guitar and  Todd Muscat on bass.They would next put out a comeback album, High Water, in 2017. Scott Dudelson/Getty "There's a diehard fan base that never stopped digging us," Mosher toldBillboardthat year. "During our sporadic touring we would always come across fans asking us when we would release a proper full-length. We've been writing new songs for the last couple of years and looked at this as a chance to do a real third Junkyard album." In the years that followed, the band periodically performed together and released new music. Sign up forEntertainment Weekly's free daily newsletterto get breaking TV news, exclusive first looks, recaps, reviews, interviews with your favorite stars, and more. On Sunday, Roach's former bandmate Gates — who was part of the Junkyard lineup from 1987 to 2009 — paid tribute to the singer onFacebook. "I'm saddened to hear the news that David Roach has passed, but I'm grateful that he's no longer suffering," he wrote. "When I moved to LA, no one wanted to play with the fat guy from Texas. Then I heard David was moving out and I spent a couple of weeks tracking down a phone number for him. I called and told him we should start a band when he got to town. The rest is history." He continued, "I loved him like a little brother. We had our ups and downs, but that never changed. My condolences to his brother and sisters, v and to the people who [loved] him or were touched by his/or songs. I'll miss playing music with him, but he'll always be an important part of me." Read the original article onEntertainment Weekly

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David Roach, Junkyard vocalist and frontman, dies at 59 just 2 weeks after getting married

David Roach, Junkyard vocalist and frontman, dies at 59 just 2 weeks after getting married John Atashian/Getty David Roach, the raspy-voiced...

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Tropical trouble: After Dexter, could 'Erin' and 'Fernand' be next?

Tropical trouble: After Dexter, could 'Erin' and 'Fernand' be next?

AsTropical Storm Dexter races out to seaaway from the United States, hurricane forecasters Aug. 4 were watching two other areas of potential concern in the Atlantic, which if they form, could be named Erin and Fernand. One, a tropical wave that's just recently moved off the coast of Africa, could develop into a named storm in the central Atlantic by later in the week, some forecast models show. The second is a developing area of low pressure much closer to home, off the Southeast U.S. coast ‒ a system that promises a dreary week of weather for hordes of beachgoers. "We are now moving into a more active period (of the) Atlantic hurricane season," saidWeather Trader meteorologist Ryan Mauein an Aug. 4 email to USA TODAY. "Dexter is already exiting stage right, moving east northeast around 10 to 15 mph," saidHouston-based meteorologist Matt Lanzain an Aug. 4 newsletter post. "By the end of the week, Dexter should be post-tropical. Eventually, this will probably end up in the British Isles, either as part of another typical European storm or as a passing disturbance. Either way, it's mostly just a curiosity than anything else." WPLG-TV hurricane specialist Michael Lowry, in an email to USA TODAY, said that "Dexter, while posing no threat to land, is the opening act for the show the Atlantic's threatening to put on behind it." Exiting the coast of Africa late on Aug. 3 was a robust tropical wave that models suggest has a good chance of becoming a named storm (likely Erin) and possibly our first hurricane by Aug. 9 to 11 over the central Atlantic, Lowry said. "In a few days, environmental conditions are forecast to become favorable for gradual development of this system, and a tropical depression could form by the latter portion of this week as it moves generally west-northwestward across the central tropical Atlantic," theNational Hurricane Centersaid. Beyond Aug. 11, forecast models diverge, with the Euro curling the system out to sea and the American GFS continuing a track west-northwestward toward the U.S. East Coast, Lowry reported. "We won't have much confidence in a forecast for this one till we see if something actually develops and where," said University of Miami meteorologist Andy Hazelton in apost on X. More:A key sign of hurricane activity has flipped into high gear TheNational Hurricane Centerhas also highlighted an area of concern off the Southeast U.S. coast. The hurricane center has given the system a 30% chance of development, and models support "something" weak developing and then moving westward, which equals more rainfall for drenched Georgia, Florida, and Carolinas, but the upper-level environment (for full tropical development) is hostile, said Maue. Later in the first week of August, we're probably going to see a weak area of low pressure develop along a remnant stationary front off the Southeast U.S. coast, Lanza said. "Unlike Dexter, this won't get whisked out to sea. Rather, it looks likely to just kind of sit and spin for a bit." If it gets a name, which seems unlikely at this point, it might be Fernand, depending on when Erin gets named. Regardless of whether it gets a name, "this may make for a somewhat dreary week along the Carolina coast," Lanza said. "Rain totals may begin to add up some in this area as well through the week." This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:After Tropical Storm Dexter, could 'Erin' and 'Fernand' be next?

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Tropical trouble: After Dexter, could 'Erin' and 'Fernand' be next?

Tropical trouble: After Dexter, could 'Erin' and 'Fernand' be next? AsTropical Storm Dexter races out to seaaway from the Un...

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E.U. announces 6-month pause on retaliatory tariffs as Trump says he'll raise duties on India

E.U. announces 6-month pause on retaliatory tariffs as Trump says he'll raise duties on India

The European Union announced Monday it was pausing a plan to impose retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods as it continued trade negotiations with the Trump administration. In a statement, the European Commission spokesperson for trade said the planned countermeasures against the U.S., which were set to take effect Thursday, would now be suspended for six months. The announcement helped propel stocks higher Monday, with major indexes all gaining about 1%. On July 27, Trumpannouncedan agreement with the E.U. — America's largest trading partner — that included a baseline tariff of 15%, down from a threatened 30%, and a pledge by the bloc to buy $750 billion of U.S. energy products and invest an additional $600 billion in unspecified U.S. projects. In return, Trump said, the E.U. promised to remove tariffs on U.S. industrial goods. The commission trade spokesperson said Monday it was still working on finalizing a joint statement with the Trump administration. There has been no letup in Trump's aggressive trade posture. The president also announced Monday he would ratchet up trade duties on India over allegations it was illicitly reselling Russian oil, something he said was helping fuel Russia's war effort in Ukraine. The other new measuresTrump announced last week, including a 15% tariff rate on some four dozen countries with which the U.S. currently has a trade deficit, are set to take effect Thursday.

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Oasis speaks out after man falls to his death at band's concert

Oasis speaks out after man falls to his death at band's concert

Oasisis speaking out about a fan who died after a fall at the band'sconcertin the United Kingdom. According to London's Metropolitan Police, officers on duty and venue medics atWembley Stadiumfor the concert Saturday, Aug. 2, responded to reports that a person had been injured. Officers found the man, in his 40s, "with injuries consistent with a fall," according to a statement provided to USA TODAY Aug. 4. He was pronounced dead at the scene. "We are shocked and saddened to hear of the tragic death of a fan at the show last night," the band said in a statement Aug. 3. "Oasis would like to extend our sincere condolences to the family and friends of the person involved." Police also asked for people with any additional information about the incident to come forward. "The stadium was busy, and we believe it is likely a number of people witnessed the incident, or may knowingly or unknowingly have caught it on mobile phone video footage," the statement added. A Wembley Stadium spokesperson said the concert, a part of the British rock band'shighly anticipated reunion tour, "went ahead as planned." "Our thoughts go out to his family, who have been informed and are being supported by specially trained police officers," the statement continued. Paul Gallagher, brother of Oasis'Liam and Noel Gallagher, charged with rape, sex assault The band, led by brothersLiamandNoel Gallagher, set off on theOasis Live '25reunion tour July 4. Thesold-out, 41-date stadium runwill play throughout the U.K., North America, Asia, Australia and South America until November. The North American jaunt kicks off Aug. 24 in Toronto and will also hit Chicago, East Rutherford, New Jersey and Pasadena, California, withCage the Elephantopening all dates. Contributing: Melissa Ruggieri This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:Oasis concert death: Man dies at Wembley show after fall

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Oasis speaks out after man falls to his death at band's concert

Oasis speaks out after man falls to his death at band's concert Oasisis speaking out about a fan who died after a fall at the band's...

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