History Channel’s American Pickers are coming to Illinois this summer to dig through your junk. In July, they’re rolling through the midwest in hopes of finding valuables tucked away in garages, attics, and ditches.

If you have a collection or know someone with a collection that might qualify for the pickers, contact their main phone line at 646-493-2184 or email [email protected]. Prospective sellers will need to include their full name, city and state, contact information and a brief description of the collection.

For the first time since March 20, 2022, the Foo Fighters are back as a full band, this time with Josh Freese behind the kit. They took the stage in New Hampshire last night to play in front of a raucous crowd, busting out a career-spanning, 21-song setlist.

The band notably busted out “Cold Day in the Sun” for the first time since 2018, performed as a solo, acoustic song by Grohl.

The full setlist is below:

1. Rescued
2. Walk
3. No Son Of Mine
4. Learn To Fly
5. Times Like These
6. Under You
7. The Pretender
8. But Here We Are
9. Breakout
10. The Sky Is A Neighborhood
11. My Hero
12. This Is a Call
13. All My Life
14. Nothing At All
15. Shame Shame
16. These Days
17. Cold Day in the Sun
18. Monkey Wrench
19. Best of You
20. Aurora
21. Everlong

The band will be in Chicago for Riot Fest on September 15. Tickets can be purchased here.

Per Hannah Hope at The Sun, Oasis is laying the groundwork for four shows at Knebworth, Herts in 2025. This would mark the first Oasis shows since 2009 and a return to the grounds that Oasis played in 1996 in front of 125,000 people each night.

In recent months, there has been a growing trend to get Oasis to reunite, notably from The 1975 frontman, Matty Healy. It can’t be ignored that the band’s greatest rival, Blur, reunited earlier this year.

Both Liam and Noel are currently gearing up for summer tours with their respective solo projects.

Officials in Congress are looking to improve food date labels to reduce food waste, after a new study revealed that Americans are wasting $218B on food each year. The changes that could come would be to push for changes in this expiration date system, as the U.S. has no federal standard for “sell-by,” “use-by” or “best by” dates.

“Food manufacturers can pick a random date and game the system … some of them probably want you to buy their food more often, so they put a date that may not be the actual date it goes bad,” according to New Jersey Rep. Josh Gottheimer.

The congressman is leading a bipartisan effort to standardize expiration date terminology across the country.

The streaming service formerly known as HBO Max is now Max, rendering the HBO branding dead and gone. This now combines everything under the HBO banner with Discovery+ content.

Users should still be able to access the service using their existing passwords and logins on their devices. You won’t pay any more for Max than you did for HBO Max, at least for the time being.

To summarize, nothing has changed, except a meaningless name change that has made everything more confusing.

The FBI is conducting a DNA test to determine whether a woman in Texas is Diamond Bradley, who disappeared from her Chicago home along with her sister more than 20 years ago and hasn’t been seen since. A recent TikTok surfaced with a woman claiming to be Diamond Bradley, who disappeared alongside her sister, Tionda, from their family’s 2001 Bronzeville home.

The woman purporting to be Diamond visited an FBI office where she underwent fingerprinting along with a DNA test. At press time, it’s unclear if the FBI received the results, though the agency did agree to expedite the test.

After months of speculation, the Foo Fighters have confirmed that Josh Freese will be behind the kit for the band’s upcoming shows.

During a livestream on May 21, Freese appeared behind the drumset after comedic appearances from Chad Smith, Tommy Lee, and Danny Carey of Tool.

Freese has handled drumming duties for bands like Guns N’ Roses, A Perfect Circle, The Offspring, and Nine Inch Nails.

Foo Fighters will headline Riot Fest on Friday, September 15.

Joe Grier, 98, is something of a living legend in Chicago. At 98 year’s old, he still heads to work every day, although he’s insistent that he’s not actually working, merely just doing something he loves to do. Fox 32 has more information.

We thank Grier for sharing his story and continuously inspiring us.