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Fans from all around the world can livestream Eric Church’s three-night concert series at the legendary Red Rocks Ampitheatre as part of his summer tour, slated for Monday (July 14), Tuesday (July 15) and Wednesday (July 16).

The concert series livestreams in Colorado starting at 11 p.m. ET/8 p.m. PT during each evening on Nugs. Read on for details on how to stream on Nugs.

Each concert features Eric Church performing in different production styles for a unique sound every night. On July 14, the performance will include a full orchestral accompaniment, while the July 15 show is set to feature a raw and high-energy set with Church’s original band with singer Joanna Cotten. And during the final livestream performance on July 16, Church will perform a stripped-down acoustic set.

How to Watch Eric Church: Live From the Red Rocks Amphitheatre

Nugs subscribers can livestream Eric Church Live from the Red Rocks Amphitheatre for $12.49 (regularly $24.99) per concert. If you’re not subscribed, you can sign up for a 7-day free trial to try out the service for yourself. Afterwards, Nugs starts at $14.99 per month. However, if you only want to livestream the concerts without subscribing, it’s priced at $24.99 per evening. Alternatively, you can watch all three concerts starting at $59.99 ($25.99 each) for non-subscribers.

With a wide range of recording artists, such as Billy Strings, Jack White, Bruce Springsteen, Wilco, Pearl Jam and others, Nugs features livestream concerts, a catalog of past shows, exclusive archive footage and bonus interviews, music streaming, discounts and other benefits. Learn more about Nugs here.

Eric Church: Live From Red Rocks Amphitheatre

July 14, July 15 and July 16 at 11 p.m. ET/8 p.m. PT each evening.

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Want to attend Eric Church concerts in person? There are still last-minute tickets available via Vivid Seats (get $20 off purchases of $200 and over with code BB30), StubHub and GameTime (score $20 off ticket orders of $150 and over with code SAVE20). Prices vary depending on the city and seats available.

Moreover, you can get $150 off when you spend $500 with promo code BILLBOARD150, or $300 off when you spend $1,000 with promo code BILLBOARD300 at TicketNetwork.com.

Meanwhile, those who want to watch internationally can access the streaming service with a VPN, such as ExpressVPN or NordVPN.

Taking place on Monday (July 14), Tuesday (July 15) and Wednesday (July 16), Eric Church: Live from the Red Rocks Amphitheatre livestreams from Morrison, Colorado, with a start time of 11 p.m. ET/8 p.m. PT each evening. You can watch the event live starting at $12.49 (regularly $24.99) each on Nugs.

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Bad Bunny continues to keep fans on their toes, unfolding yet another surprise during the third night of his groundbreaking 30-date residency, No Me Quiero Ir de Aquí (I Don’t Want to Leave Here), at Coliseo de Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot (a.k.a. El Choli) on Sunday night (July 13). During his latest show, the singer debuted his new single “Alambre Púa” as the opening song of the show.

On Monday (July 14), El Conejo Malo officially dropped the single on all DSPs, alongside an accompanying visual. The nearly 3-minute music video, recorded live from the event, transformed the stage into a visual homage to Bunny’s Puerto Rican roots, with lush mountainous landscapes and Taino-inspired troupes weaving through the scene, wearing beige colors with straw accents. There was also a ceiba-like tree at the right side of the stage — Puerto Rico’s national tree and a cultural symbol.

The stage design was executed with the help of set designer Gabriela Escalera, Mayna Magruder, production designer Monica Monserrate, Natalia Rosa, Rafi Pérez, and A1 Productions’ executive producer Sigfredo Bellaflores — all of whom captured Bad Bunny’s creativity and deep connection to his heritage, marking a powerful beginning to an already historic residency.

“Me amarraste el corazón con alambre ‘e púa”, he sings (“You tied my heart with barbed wire”). He pairs this sentiment with declarations like, “Hoy te vo’a buscar y te vo’a besar cerca del lunar”, meaning, “Tonight I’ll find you and kiss you near your birthmark.”

Benito’s residency in Puerto Rico continues through the rest of July and into mid September. The first nine dates of the show have been specifically reserved for local residents only, with the remainder of the residency open to the public.

Watch the video for Bad Bunny’s new single “Alambre Púa” below, recorded live from El Choli.

It’s been 16 years since Virginia hip-hop duo Clipse — brothers Pusha T and Malice — last came together to release an album (2009’s Til The Casket Drops). By that point, the group had cemented a formidable legacy built on coke-rap bars, slick and effortless braggadocio, and ingenious wordplay that dripped with luxurious references spanning the spectrum of pop culture and drug dealing — all over a distinct palette largely provided by Pharrell and the Neptunes. There were the classic albums — two of them by most counts, in their 2002 debut Lord Willin’ and 2006 follow-up Hell Hath No Fury — and the iconic mixtapes, which some would argue were even better, that bridged the gaps between official albums.

And then there was the breakup, when Pusha and Malice (who converted to Christianity and began going by No Malice) first announced they would be putting out solo projects — then that the group, as it was known, was over. And thus the drought began.

What followed was a ferocious run of solo projects from Pusha and two from No Malice, as the two MCs charted their own paths. Pusha in particular cemented his place as one of the most feared and respected rappers in hip-hop’s history, never backing down from a challenge against the biggest rappers in the world and always delivering quality work, whether in his guest verses or on his quartet of highly-praised albums, the most recent of which, 2022’s It’s Almost Dry, debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200.

But still, Clipse’s reputation loomed as the purest of the pure, and a thaw in the relationship between the brothers eventually produced their first collaborations in nearly a decade — first on Kanye West’s DONDA in 2019, then on Japanese designer Nigo’s 2022 project I Know Nigo and, later, on It’s Almost Dry, where the eldest brother reclaimed the name Malice. Since then, the brothers have been gearing up for their long-awaited reunion, which finally arrived this last Friday (July 11) in the form of Let God Sort Em Out.

The project is a triumph, set up by a series of high-profile art and fashion collaborations with the likes of KAWS, Jeremy Sperling, Verdy, Carhartt and Adidas, as well as a high-profile split from Pusha’s longtime label Def Jam in favor of a distribution deal with Roc Nation. Pusha’s manager, Steven Victor, was right there with the duo as they orchestrated one of the most cohesive album rollouts in recent hip-hop history, during a time when many favor the surprise drop over the value that comes with building anticipation.

But this is the first Clipse album in 16 years — anticipation has been the name of the game. Here, Victor talks about how Pusha T and Malice helped build that by largely focusing on the one thing that was always undeniable about them: the music. “I know the reaction will be exceptional,” Victor tells Billboard by phone hours before the album comes out. “If we were still in the day and age where magazines were still rating albums, this was a Source five mics. This is a XXL in XXL. I think the fans and the public will receive it extremely well.”

As for what’s next? “More music, very very soon,” he adds. “There’s not going to be another long wait for new music. There’s a tour coming the beginning of August, first in the States and then in Europe. And then it’s back to music.”

This is the first Clipse album in 16 years. How did you want to reintroduce them?

The thought was not to reintroduce them. After 16 years, the landscape has completely changed from the last time they put music out — the way people put music out [is different], the fan base is older. Luckily for us, Pusha has been so active in the past 15 years since his brother took his hiatus, so it wasn’t so much of a reintroduction, it was more just putting out music: “Let’s put out the best kind of music, the music you guys want to make, the same kind of music you would have put out and stay true to what you guys do. Let’s not make any changes, let’s just focus on making the best product regardless of the time.” Let’s not look at it like, “People are making this kind of music, so we have to do that,” or, “This is the sound that’s working, so let’s try to figure something out like that.” 

Clipse has appeared together on a handful of singles the past couple years. Did that help build the buzz?

You mean when Malice appeared on Pusha’s album and Clipse were on the Nigo album? We weren’t even thinking about putting out an album when those singles came out. That wasn’t intentional, it was more so, Nigo really wanted Clipse, and on Pusha’s album, he felt like Malice would sound good on that record. It wasn’t until they made a decision collectively that they wanted to put an album out that we started working on it. And then once the album was done, we started marketing it. But it was never, “Let’s see what’s going on out there.” We weren’t teasing that at all; it was more, “Let’s put this record out.”

So once they made the album, what was the marketing approach?

Everything you see going on was very, very deliberate. The approach was to work with the people we’ve been working with since the group was first around, and introduce where everyone is in their current careers. We’ve known KAWS for 20 years; he did the cover for Til The Casket Drops, so we’ve been friends and fans and had a relationship with him for a very long time. Carhartt, that’s something that Pusha’s a huge fan of the brand and always wanted to work with them. Same thing with Josh Sperling, we’ve known him since he worked with KAWS. Same thing with Verdy, he’s part of the Nigo family.

So all of these things were very deliberate. We’d have these conversations, and Pusha would be like, “As we introduce the Clipse back, let’s make it organic: let’s not work with anybody that’s outside our wheelhouse. Let’s bring everybody into it: everybody we’re fans of and everybody we’ve been working with the past 20 years, that’s who we want to work with.”

What were some of these things that you felt were impactful?

I think the KAWS cover was very impactful. Everybody that’s a fan of KAWS, a fan of Clipse, a fan of Pusha, they know that these guys have been working together for a long time, and I feel like it was refreshing. Verdy was fire. Denim Tears was fire; we’ve been friends with Tremaine [Emory, founder of Denim Tears] for a long time, and Pusha and Tremaine have always been speaking about doing something. But the most impactful one was probably KAWS. The last album they came out with, he did the cover, so for him to do the comeback album, too, was perfect, I thought.

Everything has completely changed in the music business in 16 years. How did your approach change in the rollout?

To be honest, it didn’t. We’ve always had the opinion that all you have to do is make great product that’s true to you as an artist. The times may change, but that’s been constant. Music, art, automobiles, fashion — anything that can stand the test of time and has been great, no amount of marketing can change or sway things one way or the other if the product itself is not great. You can do all different marketing things, all different collabs, all different merch bundles, but if the product itself is not good and is not true to the person or the artist, it’s never going to work.

So the idea was, “Let’s make the best album, the best body of work, get the best album cover, the best of Pharrell, the best lyrics — everything should be a 10 of 10.” That was the approach. Let’s not compromise, let’s just do everything the best that we can do it, and double down to our fans, super-serve and speak to our audience. And if it’s [as] good [as] we think it is, they’re going to do all the marketing for us.

You’ve done things with streaming companies, social media, clothing companies, press, radio — did you intend to blanket everything to get the word out that this album is coming? How did you select which opportunities you went for?

The same thing. We’ve always had a great relationship with Jon Caramanica [at The New York Times] — he wrote the [2006] Mass Appeal cover, No Business Like Snow Business, back in the day. Have a great relationship with Ebro [Darden, at Apple Music]. It’s the same thing — we just went to everyone we knew that was a fan, that appreciated the kind of music and art that the guys make, and were like, “Let’s do something with these people.” We hand-selected everyone we wanted to talk to on the press side, people who we had a genuine relationship with who understand and respect the work that we do, and we presented it to them first. “We’re doing this project, we want you to be a part of it.” That was the approach. From the music, to the art, to the journalism, let’s not stray away from anything that we’ve done in the past, let’s keep it constant and consistent.

You mentioned the audience is older, the guys are older, everyone is older. Did that factor into things at all?

We definitely want to cater to the existing fan. But the landscape has changed, so everyone is that much smarter. Everyone who is young has access to all the information in the world. So we felt like if we made the best product, it would travel, so we would pick up some fans just through the nature of how things are consumed now — the internet has made the world so small. So anything that’s good, people will talk about it, and it’ll cause other people that are searching for good product to find it. Word of mouth travels faster now than it ever has, just because of the internet.

We’ve talked in the past about how, in helping build Clipse’s career originally, they became masters of the internet through the distribution of their mixtapes. Now, in the streaming era, the internet is fully ubiquitous. How have you approached it this time around?

It’s crazy — you’d think there’s some difference, but no; the more things change, the more they stay the same. It’s the same target, the same fan; they might be new fans, some of the original fans might be older, but it’s the same person that’s looking for that purest form of art. That’s what this is: it’s rap at its highest level.

And part of the marketing and rollout is also to show everyone else, whether it’s other rappers or musicians or aspiring musicians or aspiring executives or anyone that wants to do something with their lives, you can continue doing things at a high level for as long as you want to do it. There’s no age restriction. You can start at 10, and at age 60, you can still be doing your best work. Other than someone like Jay-Z, there are not many rappers that age like wine, where the music gets better over time, and you’re able to compete with the newest, hottest artist 20 years later, still be the topic of conversations, still at the top of your game. It’s a testament to, and it’s super impressive for, the guys.

Did you come across any challenges in rolling this out?

The only challenges were when we had the hiccup with Def Jam. Because we had this plan since the album was done. We had all of these collaborations — with KAWS, Verdy, Denim Tears, Josh Sperling, Carhartt — all of these things have been done for over a year. So we had this plan, and we presented this plan to Def Jam: “This is the album, this is what we want to do, this is how we want to roll it out, this is what we want to be a single, this is the time frame for how we announce and how we put the album out.” We wanted to have a very tight time frame; we didn’t want to have a six-month window, we wanted it within 10 weeks, max. So we’ve had this plan for a very long time. It got frustrating after some time, because we couldn’t start implementing the plan because of the hiccup with the whole Def Jam thing.

Did that switch to Roc Nation change anything at all?

When we went to Roc, and I spoke to Krystian [Santini, president of ROC Nation Distribution], I gave him the same exact plan: “This is what we want to do, here’s the merch bundles, here’s the singles, here’s the videos.” Everything was already shot; we did everything internally, and we presented it to Def Jam the same way we presented it to Roc Nation. So that was the only challenge. Everything else was pretty smooth because we’ve been very deliberate with how we roll it out. 

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Ready, set, shop! The Nordstrom Anniversary Sale is the perfect time to stock up on essentials and treat yourself to must-have items at a discounted price.

The retailer’s anniversary sale launched on July 12 with tons of amazing discounts on must-have items. Early access was granted for specific Nordstrom members ahead of the sale. To gain early access, shoppers had to sign up for a Nordstrom card and join The Nordy Club, Nordstrom’s loyalty program, to earn points, enjoy exclusive perks and gain access to store events and restaurant activations.

Early access was granted for specific loyalty statuses. These included Icon Members, who received access on July 8, Ambassador Members who received access on July 9 and finally Influencer Members on July 10. This access allowed members just enough time to browse, buy and add items to their wishlists ahead of the sale’s official launch.

Nordstrom’s anniversary sale offers deep discounts on clothing, shoes, home products, beauty exclusives and other items from hundreds of brands. You’ll want to act fast. This sale ends on Sunday (Aug. 3). Till then, there’s still time to score huge saving on your favorite items including activewear, separates, swimwear, denim and fall essentials, including back-to-school goodies such as sweaters, shoes, handbags, jewelry, cookware and other home goods, beauty products and lots more.

Some of the many brands participating in the sale include Cinq A Sept, Madewell, Frame, Vince, Farm Rio for women, and AG, Faherty, BOSS, Travis Matthew, Theory and more for men. Key footwear brands in the deal include UGG, New Balance, Frye Boots, Sam Edelman and Nike. Beauty included in the anniversary sale are pretty major. You’ve got Armani Beauty, Augustinus Bader, Bobbi Brown, Charlotte Tilbury, Clé de Peau Beauté, La Mer, MAC Cosmetics, Sisley Paris, Westman Atelier and YSL Beauty, among others.

To help you shop the anniversary sale like a pro, we’ve rounded up a list of trending items, including shoes, apparel, activewear, skincare products, jewelry, bedding and other must-haves featured in the big sale.

Hydro Flask 32-Ounce Wide Mouth Flex Straw Cap Water Bottle in <strong>Mocha Brown</strong>

$29.99 $44.95 33% off

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Tan hydroflask standing at 32-ounces.

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This 32-ounce water bottle from Hydro Flask can hold anything from tea to water. It’s double-wall insulation keeps hot beverages hot and cool beverages ice cold. You’ve also got a leakproof cap for our accident-prone readers and a flexible straw that makes getting your daily water intake a breeze. A Hydro Flask, especially this size, can cost you an arm and a leg. You’ll be saving big bucks by shopping the style at Nordstrom.

New Balance Gender Inclusive 530 Sneaker

$79.99 $99.99 20% off

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Unisex sneakers in pastel hues.

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New Balance’s 530 sneaker is currently 20% off. That makes these name-brand sneakers only $79.99. The gender-inclusive kicks come in a chunky, on-trend style with mesh uppers and light and summery hues. Our favorite is the Angora/ Dusk Shower colorway because of the mint accents. With all of this in mind, these sneakers are a steal.

Westman Atelier The Lip Edition Set $122 Value

$79.99 $122.00 34% off

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A lip combo with three products.

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Westman Atelier products can run you a pretty penny. Now, during Nordstrom’s anniversary sale, you can get three lip products for the price of one at $79.99. That’s a $122.00 value. Pretty insane, right? This three-piece lip set comes with a Lip Suede Matte Lipstick in Petal, a Squeaky Clean Liquid Lip Balm in Chou Chou and a Lip Shape Lip Liner in Petal, all in a universally flattering pinkish hue. What’s not to love?

UGG Tazzette Genuine Shearling Collar Slipper in Mustard Seed <br>

$69.99 $100.00 30% off

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Shearling slippers in a mustard seed hue.

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Keeping cozy has never been so affordable. UGG’s Tazzette silhouette is currently available on sale for $69.99. Perfect for lounging around the house, these slippers are fitted with ultra-plush shearling collars that give way to textural suede that’ll keep your piggies extra warm. With fall coming up, you’ll want to add these to your cart ASAP.

Birkenstock Arizona Big Buckle Slide Sandal in Black

$109.99 $170.00 35% off

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Slip-on buckle sandals.

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This is for our boho readers. Our granola-eating, hiking bunch. Birkenstock’s beloved Arizona slides are currently on sale for $109.99, a steep discount from their original price. This footwear has got adjustable buckle closures that transition into super soft black leather uppers and EVA soles that cushion your feet like a dream. Whether you’re a full-time tree-hugger or just looking for the comfiest sandals around, this sale item is for you.

Nike Tech Windrunner Zip Hoodie in <strong>Birch Heather/ Black</strong>

$99.99 $135.00 26% off

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A blue and gray zip-up hoodie.

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This Nike piece is for our athletic readers. Retailing for $99.99, this hooded zip-up is lightweight and cozy, perfect for throwing on during a tough run on a particularly chilly day. While there are three colorways to choose from, the Birch Heather/ Black colorway speaks to the moody fall weather we’ll be getting soon.

Lancome Bi-Facil Makeup Remover Duo Gift Set

$60.00 $116.00 48% off

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A four-piece set including two makeup removers, lash primer and mascara.

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Lancome’s fan-favorite makeup remover just got a whole lot better. Right now, you can get two full-size bottles of the brand’s best-selling Bi-Facil, along with a mini Lash Idole Volumizing Mascara and a mini Cils Booster XL Vitamin-Infused Mascara Primer for just $60.00. That’s a $116.00 value. That’s borderline highway robbery.

Tommy John Assorted 3-Pack Second Skin 4-Inch Stretch Modal Boxer Briefs

$39.99 $59.50 33% off

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A three-pack of boxers.

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If you’re looking to stock up on the comfiest boxers around, look no further than Tommy John’s Nordstrom deal. You can grab three pairs of their 4-inch Modal boxer briefs for just $39.99. Each boxer is made of stretchy material that’ll have you feeling like you’re wearing nothing at all. Plus, the designs are simple and chic, centered around neutral hues that’ll appeal to just about everyone.

Le Labo Santal 33 Eau de Parfum $214 Value

$180.00 $214.00 16% off

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A one ounce bottle of perfume.

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Le Labo’s raved-about Santal 33 Eau de Parfum usually retails for $214.00. Through Nordstrom’s anniversary sale, you can get the famed fragrance for just $180.00. The fragrance is a perfect example of a unisex scent, full of woody, spicy undertones with notes of sandalwood, cedar, and leather. This major price drop doesn’t happen very often, so you’ll want to get in on this deal now.

Steve Madden Lisbeth Pointed Toe Mule in <strong>Mocha Mesh</strong>

$79.99 $129.00 38% off

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A sheer mesh mule in tan.

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Looking for the perfect formal footwear? Steve Madden’s Lisbeth pointed-toe mule is currently on sale at Nordstrom for $79.99. This slip-on style capitalizes on the ever-popular mesh footwear trend taking over the fashion landscape currently, but in an approachable way. The neutral hues of the Mocha Mesh colorway are extremely versatile, perfect for the office or a dinner date. The heel is also user-friendly, standing at 2 1/2 inches, so you won’t have to sacrifice comfort to look good.

Monica Vinader Heart Locket Cord Necklace

$131.99 $198.00 33% off

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A gold locket necklace.

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Monica Vinader’s ultra-cute Heart Locket Cord Necklace is a drool-worthy example of great jewelry at an affordable price. The sparkling piece features a rustic 18k-gold plated heart-shaped locket attached to a simple black cord. Simple but sparkling, this necklace would make a great gift for that special someone or for yourself. We won’t tell anyone.

Avec Les Filles Embroidered Long Sleeve Babydoll Mini Shirtdress

$99.99 $158.00 37% off

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A minidress with puffy sleeves and a polka-dot print.

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Wedding season is in full swing, which means that you’ll need a formal dress that is both simple but impactful so you won’t be outshining the bride. Unless you want to get cancelled for your outfit choice, you’ll want to go with something simple like this little number from Avec Les Filles. The babydoll style is universally flattering and the polka-dots keep the silhouette from being too boring. It’s a win-win without the hassle.

L’Occitane Showered in Almond Set

$52.00 $91.00 43% off

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A set of two almond-scented shower products.

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L’Occitane’s Almond Shower Oil is hallowed for its sweet, warm and nutty scent. Right now, you can snag a full-size bottle of the famed oil and a refill for just $52.00. Beyond smelling delicious, this foaming shower oil leaves the skin feeling as smooth as a baby’s butt after the first use. Satin-like softness for only $52.00? It’s a deal you don’t want to miss.

Natori Feathers Plunge T-Shirt Basics Bra

$44.99 $68.00 34% off

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A nude lace bra without wire.

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Bra shopping can be cumbersome. Nordstrom’s anniversary sale has made it easy with sales like these on comfy bras from Natori. Retailing for $44.99, this comfy little bra features no wires for a skin-like finish. The bra includes a flattering plunging neckline and a sweet little lace trim. Sizing options range from 30B all the way up to 38DD.

Johnston & Murphy Dayton Woven Penny Driver Loafers in <strong>Brown Italian Calfskin</strong>

$159.99 $245.00 35% off

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Brown woven loafers in a slip-on style.

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Preppy and sleek, these Johnston & Murphy Dayton loafers evoke major preppy vibes for 35% off their original price. The silhouette is equipped with unique and textural woven uppers that set the style apart from others. Lightweight and extremely versatile, these penny loafers are a no-brainer purchase for those looking for a trusted pair of shoes perfect for every occasion.

After Megan Thee Stallion sent the internet into a frenzy as eagle-eyed fans uncovered a vacation IG photo featuring Klay Thompson in the background, the Dallas Mavericks star leaned into the rumors and soft-launched his relationship with the Houston rapper over the weekend.

Thompson took to Instagram with a photo dump of a recent trip to the Bahamas, and one picture appears to show Megan Thee Stallion’s backside as Klay shares a kiss with the Houston Hottie. A second photo appears to feature Megan’s hand — which features what appears to be the same manicure as in her own IG post — holding his as they walked the beach together.

Fans and the four-time NBA champion’s peers flooded the comment section of the post, which has more than one million likes.

“Klay should change his name to @easymoneysniper with that accuracy,” former NBA player Nate Robinson joked.

Megan continued to fuel relationship rumors with Klay as she posted and deleted a TikTok video on Monday (July 14) unwrapping a plush Labubu toy from what appears to be Thompson’s lap.

Billboard has reached out to Megan Thee Stallion’s rep for comment.

The athlete is currently enjoying his offseason before coming back for his second campaign with the Dallas Mavericks after spending more than a decade with the Golden State Warriors. The 35-year-old shooting guard, who is fifth all-time in three-pointers made in NBA history, has never been married and has no kids.

Into the early part of 2025, Megan Thee Stallion appeared to be still dating NBA player Torrey Craig, but it’s unclear when the relationship broke off.

On the music side, Thee Stallion unleashed her “Whenever” single in April, but has laid low since.