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Daily Mail
5 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Oreo and Reese's bow to fans' decade-long demand for treat they've been 'begging' for
Snack lovers are raving over the sweet team-up between Oreo and Reese's — a pairing fans have waited years for. The two iconic brands have joined forces to launch Oreo Cups and Reese's Cookies, limited-time treats that blend the best of both worlds. The new goodies have quickly gone viral, with fans calling them the snack mashup of the decade. Social media buzzed in the days leading up to the release, as sharp-eyed followers spotted subtle hints — like blue and orange accents popping up on each brand's Instagram page. Oreo and Reese's also started following and hyping each other's posts, fueling speculation of a major collab. Now that the treats are finally here, fans are calling it a snack dream come true. 'This is the greatest day of my existence,' one Instagram user wrote. 'My all-time favorite is Reese's and my son's is Oreo — this is the combo we needed!' another posted. The rollout is limited, but the hype is anything but. Whether you're Team Peanut Butter or Team Creme-Filled Cookie, this sweet pairing is winning over hearts — and taste buds — everywhere. Oreo has been going hard with limited-time cookies, releasing products made through collaborations with Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco, as well as Post Malone. With cookie fans having been devastated over the axe of Oreo O's cereal, the brand is hoping the collaboration will cheer them up. 'This collaboration redefines what it means to be a snacking leader by tapping into exactly what our fans are asking for,' said Michelle Deignan, vice president, of Oreo, US. 'As a 110+ year-old brand, we're constantly looking for ways to disrupt the snacking market. What better way to show our fans we listen to their evolving snacking needs than to partner with the REESE'S brand to deliver the collab of their dreams.' Reese's fans had already rejoiced over it's limited-edition red velvet cups. With fans fueling the fire, the brand realized it was time for the team up dreams to come true. 'When we heard the incredible demand for a Reese's and Oreo mashup, we knew we had to make magic happen,' said Dan Mohnshine, vice president, US confection marketing, The Hershey Company. 'This isn't just another product launch — it's two legendary brands coming together to create something absolutely unprecedented that'll blow minds and taste buds everywhere.' With the dream becoming a reality, longtime fans of The Parent Trap are now calling on the companies to make Lindsay Lohan a spokesperson. Oreo excited fans with its collaborations with Post Malone, Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco earlier this year Reese's knew it had to make the collaboration happen after learning about the customer demand Reese's has been facing tough competition from other brands looking to satisfy their fans. Percy Pig came out strong in the candy wars last March by bringing its Gummy Candy to the US. Prior to its release, the popular UK candy received shout outs from A-listers like Olivia Rodrigo and Katy Perry. Butterfinger joined in April by releasing a limited-time Salted Caramel Butterfinger, it's first new flavor in 10 years. The flavor was an instant success, but it's removal from shelves in June broke thousands of hearts.
Yahoo
17 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Post Malone's Ex Drops California Custody Case Over 3-Year-Old Daughter
Post Malone's ex has dropped a court petition that sought to move their three-year-old daughter from Utah to California after intense opposition from the singer. The star (Austin Post) and his ex-girlfriend, Hee Sung 'Jamie' Park, who had a daughter together in 2022, have been fighting over custody arrangements since April. The child is anonymous in court papers. More from Billboard Post Malone Fights Ex's Custody Petition, Says Daughter Belongs in Utah Billboard Live Music Summit & Awards 2025 Date Announced U.S. Government Reveals Seven-Figure Price Tag for Sale of One-Off Wu-Tang Clan Album: Report Park had been seeking through a California court petition to take primary custody of the child in Los Angeles, where she moved after splitting from Post this past fall. Post, however, brought his own custody case in Utah, where he says their daughter has lived most of her life and should remain. The singer's lawyers filed a motion in May to dismiss Park's California petition as unfair 'gamesmanship,' and the matter was scheduled for a hearing next week. But Park has apparently relented, dropping her California case on Monday (July 21). Park dismissed the California case with prejudice, meaning it can't be re-filed. A source familiar with the situation tells Billboard that Park agreed to drop the California case as part of a temporary custody settlement that she and Post have amicably agreed upon, although they will continue to litigate final custody arrangements in the Utah court. It's a win for Post, who wrote in the May court filing that Park 'intentionally' hid from the court that their child — referred to by the initials 'DDP' — has been a Utah resident since birth. 'I do intend to work cooperatively with Jamie to ensure that DDP has frequent and equal custodial time with her mother,' Post wrote. 'However, I do not consent to Jamie's back door attempt to change DDP's residence from Utah to California.' Reps for Post and Park did not return requests for comment on Wednesday (July 23). This story was updated on July 24 at 12:39 p.m. ET to add details about Post and Park's temporary settlement. Best of Billboard Diddy Judge Rejects Claim That Prosecutors Leaked Surveillance Tape of Cassie Assault Four Decades of 'Madonna': A Look Back at the Queen of Pop's Debut Album on the Charts Chart Rewind: In 1990, Madonna Was in 'Vogue' Atop the Hot 100 Solve the daily Crossword
Forbes
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Forbes
Post Malone's Album Doubles Its Consumption And Climbs The Charts
Post Malone's The Diamond Collection climbs the Billboard 200 and multiple genre charts, while ... More Hollywood's Bleeding and Beerbongs & Bentleys fall away. INDIO, CALIFORNIA - APRIL 20: (FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY) Singer Post Malone performs onstage during weekend 2, day 3 of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival April 20, 2025 in Indio, California. (Photo byfor Coachella) Last week, Post Malone occupied four spaces on the Billboard 200, the most important albums chart in the United States, which attempts to paint a clear picture of what Americans are listening to. This frame, the multi-genre superstar claims only half as many spots on the tally. While he loses ground in terms of quantity, one of his collections rockets upward, thanks not necessarily to a massive increase in streams or sales, but largely due to how Billboard compiles its rankings. Post Malone's Big Week on the Charts The Diamond Collection is having a big week on the charts in the U.S. The compilation, which gathers Malone's diamond-certified singles, along with a handful of fan favorites, reappears on both the Top Rap Albums and Top Streaming Albums charts. It lands at Nos. 4 and 21, respectively, while also soaring on two additional tallies. The singles-packed set jumps from No. 43 to No. 8 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums ranking and rockets from No. 152 to No. 28 on the Billboard 200. Hollywood's Bleeding and Beerbongs & Bentleys Disappear Just days ago, Malone's Hollywood's Bleeding and Beerbongs & Bentleys were also present on the Billboard 200, but now they're nowhere to be found. It appears that all the consumption of those titles — or, more appropriately, the songs featured on them — was funneled back toward The Diamond Collection. This occurs from time to time, resulting in one title (or several) falling off the tally while another gains considerable ground within a single frame. Billboard allows for streams and sales of individual tracks to be counted toward either the original albums or any compilations they appear on. Sometimes, all that activity benefits multiple projects. In other instances, just the full-length on which the tracks originally appeared sees a bump, while in cases like this week, a later compilation reaps the rewards. Since The Diamond Collection includes so many of Malone's biggest hits, it's not unusual to see it appear on the charts, surging one week, dipping precipitously the next, then rebounding once again, depending on a variety of factors. F-1 Trillion Holds On Again In addition to The Diamond Collection, Malone appears on three charts with F-1 Trillion, his first foray into country music. That set, which is nearing its one-year anniversary on the rankings, dips on both the Billboard 200 and Top Streaming Albums chart, falling to Nos. 33 and 28, respectively. It does, however, rise slightly to No. 5 on the Top Country Albums roster. The Diamond Collection Jumps More Than 100% Luminate reports that during the latest tracking frame, The Diamond Collection shifted 19,600 equivalent units. That figure is up more than 103% from the prior period, when it moved just 9,600 units. The compilation sold fewer than 150 copies, so streaming activity and the reassignment of plays from other Malone collections largely helps push it significantly higher.
Forbes
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Forbes
Morgan Wallen Matches His Own Longest Run On The Hot 100
'I Had Some Help' by Post Malone and Morgan Wallen reaches 62 weeks on the Hot 100, tying Wallen's ... More longest-charting hit "You Proof" and passing Malone's 'Circles.' NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE - NOVEMBER 08: EDITORIAL USE ONLY (L-R) Post Malone and Morgan Wallen attend the 57th Annual CMA Awards at Bridgestone Arena on November 08, 2023 in Nashville, Tennessee. (Photo by) When Post Malone was looking to jump from hip-hop and pop into country, he reached out to some of the biggest names in the genre for help, and many of them are featured on his full-length F-1 Trillion. He received that assistance from many well-known acts, and he even acknowledged it in his breakout country tune 'I Had Some Help' to make it very clear he was not succeeding in the style all on his own. That track, which debuted at No. 1 on the Hot 100, benefited not just from Malone's popularity and the anticipation surrounding his career pivot, but also the inclusion of Morgan Wallen. The controversial singer-songwriter turned himself into the most successful musician in country several years back, and the duet was seen as a huge moment in pop culture. Well over a year after the two conquered a number of Billboard charts, 'I Had Some Help' ties as Wallen's longest-running smash ever. 'I Had Some Help' Matches Morgan Wallen's Longest Run 'I Had Some Help' has now spent 62 weeks on the Hot 100, as of this frame. As it reaches that milestone, the song ties as Wallen's longest-charting title ever on the list that ranks the most consumed songs in the United States. It's now on the same level as 'You Proof,' which also held on for 62 frames starting in May 2022. Unlike 'I Had Some Help,' however, 'You Proof' never reached the summit on the Hot 100. Instead, it peaked at No. 5. 'I Had Some Help' Still Holding On 62 frames into its lifetime on the Hot 100, 'I Had Some Help' doesn't appear to be vanishing anytime soon. The track drops five spaces to No. 19 this week, but that's largely due to a very busy frame, with several superstars scoring multiple new wins. Justin Bieber launches three tracks from his surprise album Swag ahead of 'I Had Some Help,' and his arrivals are largely responsible for Wallen and Malone's dip. The collaboration could easily rebound once Bieber's tunes begin to descend, or disappear entirely. A New Record in Sight for Morgan Wallen It's likely that 'I Had Some Help' will remain on the Hot 100 next week. If that turns out to be the case, the collaboration will officially become Wallen's longest-charting hit on the tally. The tune already holds that distinction for Malone, as it beats 'Circles' by one frame, as it holds on yet again.
Yahoo
23-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Post Malone Scores A Win In L.A. Phase Of Custody Battle
Post Malone has chalked up a small legal win in Los Angeles after his ex, Hee Sung 'Jamie' Park, filed to drop her bid for physical custody of their daughter in California. Although one phase of the custody battle is over, however, this is not the end of the road; the custody fight is expected to continue for the singer in Utah. The update comes as Post Malone continues to make headlines for his personal struggles, including a recent onstage fall that occurred days after he split from influencer Christy Lee. Post Malone's Baby Mama Drops L.A. Custody Case Malone's legal team, led by powerhouse attorney Laura Wasser, had moved to dismiss the Los Angeles case back in May before Park officially pulled the plug on her request for physical custody of their daughter. The move shifts the battle back to Utah, where Malone originally filed his own case and where things now seem to be leaning in his favor. California typically allows for higher child support payments than Utah, and Park's initial relocation there raised eyebrows. Sources tell TMZ that they believe she moved to L.A. after their late-2024 breakup to establish residency and pursue a potentially bigger financial outcome. While Malone's Utah filings are sealed, the strategy appears to be working. The Rapper Was Served Custody Papers Before Coachella Performance If you missed it, Malone's ex-fiancée filed for custody back in April and even hired a process server to deliver the paperwork to him. The Blast revealed that Park had a process server hunt down the entertainer at a high-end apartment building in Downtown Los Angeles. The handoff happened on April 18 around 1 p.m., just two days before his scheduled festival appearance. Park's custody filing sought to limit Malone's role to visitation. While she agreed to share legal custody, court documents stated that their child, known as DDP, had been living with Park full-time since their breakup in late 2024. The 'Sunflower' Hitmaker's Custody Fight Is Not His Only Legal Mess Malone's courtroom battles are stacking up fast, and custody is not the only issue he has faced. The Blast highlighted that while he is embroiled in a legal battle with Park over their daughter, another lawsuit from his past remains pending. It turns out that Martorell Law has been pursuing both the 30-year-old and his other ex, Ashlen Diaz, since 2022. The firm claims they broke a palimony agreement, a type of deal that sometimes comes into play when long-term couples split without being married. A filing from June 14, 2024, confirmed things were far from resolved. The judge pushed the hearing back by nearly two months after neither side reached a deal. "The Court learns that the settlement has not yet been finalized and therefore continues today's hearing," the docs read. The Record Producer Took A Tumble On Stage All the courtroom chaos seems to be taking a toll on the actor and possibly pushing him to slip on his sobriety. Malone took a nasty spill on stage earlier this month, and there might be more behind it than just a clumsy misstep. The Blast shared that the incident happened just days after Malone and influencer Christy Lee called it quits. While performing "Pour Me a Drink" with Blake Shelton at State Farm Stadium in Phoenix, Malone was seen holding what appeared to be a beer. Things took a turn when Malone crouched down to toast a fan near the stage. As he leaned forward, part of the platform gave way, sending the singer crashing to the ground. A clip of the moment shared on TikTok captured the audible gasp from the crowd. The poster, clearly shaken, captioned the video, "I am SO sorry, Austin. I love you! Such an amazing show." Post Malone Opened Up About Sobriety Although his recent actions say otherwise, Malone once credited fatherhood for helping him ditch the bottle. The father-of-one, who became a dad in 2022, opened up about leaving his partying days behind after the birth of his daughter. In a candid conversation with Zane Lowe, he admitted that alcohol had long been his emotional crutch, saying he once struggled to express himself without being "a little f-cked up." Still, at the time, he insisted things had changed. Malone explained, "It's a good spot now because if I'm not recording or I'm not talking to people or if I'm not doing shows, I really do drink just to have fun. It's like having a beer with my dad or my bud." Post Malone might have scored a small win in his ongoing custody fight with ex-fiancée Jamie Park, but there is still a long legal journey ahead.
