After 22 years of appearances on the Billboard charts, Yellowcard has its first No. 1 song, ending a record wait to top the Alternative Airplay chart.

“Better Days,” the lead single from the Florida band’s upcoming album of the same name, leaps 5-1 to crown the Alternative Airplay survey dated Aug. 30.

Yellowcard first reached Alternative Airplay in 2003 with “Way Away,” which peaked at No. 25. That kicked off a roughly three-year period of chart appearances for the band that was paced by the No. 4 high of “Lights and Sounds” in 2006, followed by a nearly 19-year respite before “Better Days” debuted in June.

“Better Days” reaches No. 1 a tick under 22 years after “Way Away” debuted on Alternative Airplay on the tally dated Sept. 6, 2003. The nearly 22-year gap between a first entry and first ruler is the longest in the chart’s 37-year history, surpassing the 17 years and nine months it took for Fall Out Boy between its arrival (with the No. 3 classic “Sugar, We’re Goin’ Down” in 2005) and its first No. 1, “Love From the Other Side,” in 2023.

Longest Wait Between First Appearance and First No. 1, Alternative Airplay:

Yellowcard becomes the 10th act to hit No. 1 on Alternative Airplay for the first time in 2025. That’s the most in a single year since 1997, when 11 acts snagged their inaugural leaders.

Concurrently, “Better Days” lifts 16-14 on the all-rock-format, audience-based Rock & Alternative Airplay chart via 2.5 million audience impressions earned in the week ending Aug. 21, up 11%, according to Luminate.

Better Days, Yellowcard’s 11th studio album and first on the Better Noise label, is due Oct. 10, with production from Travis Barker. Its predecessor, 2016’s Yellowcard, hit No. 5 on the Top Alternative Albums chart and has earned 43,000 equivalent album units.

All Billboard charts dated Aug. 30 will update Tuesday, Aug. 26, on Billboard.com.

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Could 2025 be the year of the Coach comeback? The venerable designer brand has long been a celebrity favorite, seen on everyone from Selena Gomez to Jennifer Lopez over the years, but 2025 has also seen stars like Charli XCX, PinkPantheress, City Girls’ JT and Oh Mary’s Cole Escola all sporting Coach apparel and accessories to fashion week and in their day-to-day looks.

While the best Coach bags can run you into the hundreds of dollars, there’s a way to score a Coach purse for under a hundred bucks. The not-so-secret hack: starting your search for a Coach deal at the Coach Outlet online.

The Coach online shop currently has dozens of designer bags, clutches, wallets and more available for less than $100. It’s a great opportunity to snag a coveted piece for back to school, return to office or just to level up your fall fashion game. Here’s a look at some of the best Coach bags for under $100.

This isn’t tied to any specific promotion like Black Friday or clearance, so the sale pricing could change at any time. We recommend adding to cart while the discounts are still live.

Nolita 19 With Floral Print

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This coated canvas bag can be worn as a clutch or over the shoulder with the adjustable strap. The silhouette is a classic through and through, but the floral print adds a warm, romantic touch, making this great for date nights and vacation nights alike.

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Ok so this isn’t a bag per se, but rather a bag charm that can be used on its own as a keychain as well. Made from a coated canvas with smooth leather trim, the bag charm measures approximately 3.75 x 3 inches in size.

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This unisex crossbody features an all-over signature Coach print with a coated canvas and smooth calf leather material. The adjustable strap lets you wear it any way you want. Don’t like this “gunmetal” and charcoal colorway? The Coach Outlet has six colors on sale for up to 60% off.

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This purse is from the Coach x Peanuts collab and was originally priced at more than $200, but you can get it on sale now for just $87 — don’t miss out on this deal. This makes a great collector’s piece too.

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The same lemon print from above, meantime, is also available on this Carmen Mini Crossbody, one of the most popular silhouettes of the season. While this is technically labeled as a “mini” bag, there’s still room inside for your phone, makeup and wallet. The leather and metallic detailing amps up the look.

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We like this clutch and crossbody hybrid, which features a charming floral print with a pop of butter yellow — this season’s trending colorway. Made from a pebble leather material, you can also carry this bag as a wristlet.

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Get the signature Coach print on this unisex crossbody, crafted in blocked signature canvas with refined calf leather details. This versatile piece also includes a bonus zip coin pouch for added convenience.

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This Jamie sling bag is great for errands or travel, with plenty of space for your everyday carry. An interior snap pocket keeps your valuables safe. What we like: this bag is sustainably produced with Coach saying that the denim is crafted of “cotton sourced from farms that use regenerative agricultural practices.”

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Elevate your night-out look with this mini Coach crossbody, which features crocodile-embossed leather and a metallic chain strap. It goes with everything and instantly classes up an outfit, whether you’re wearing jeans and a sweater or an evening dress.

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Get a similar look with this Coach wristlet, on sale for just $95 on Amazon. Made from real leather, the accessory comes with a gold chain strap. Inside, find room for up to eight cards plus enough stretch to hold a phone up to seven inches in size. Choose from four colors on sale.

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Amazon also has the wristlet in the iconic Coach monogram print. We like the leather accents and the gold Coach “C.” Wear this as a wristlet, mini clutch, or clip it onto a larger tote or bag.

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If you’re willing to spend a little bit more, Coach Outlet has this leather Kailey shoulder bag on sale for just $149 right now — a 57% discount. This bag is chic and sophisticated and will be a go-to purse for years to come. At under $150, it’s a certified steal.

See more deals on purses, totes, wallets and accessories right now at CoachOutlet.com.

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Whether you’re a die-hard tennis fanatic or novice sports watcher, the 2025 U.S. Open is packed with must-see moments and exciting tennis action. The championship tournament officially starts at Flushing Meadows in Queens, New York, on Sunday (Aug. 24).

Who’s competing in the 2025 U.S. Open? Some of the tennis stars expected to take the court include Coco Gauff and Novak Djokovic, as well as Carlos Alcaraz, Jannik Sinner and Iga Swiatek.

The official U.S. Open competition takes place Sunday, Aug. 24 through Sunday, Sept. 7. Day matches are held at Louis Armstrong Stadium and Grandstand, while matches held at Arthur Ashe Stadium are reserved for night rounds. Check out the U.S. Open’s website for the full schedule here.

Keep reading for ways to stream the U.S. Open for free without cable and where to get last-minute tickets.

How to Stream the 2025 U.S. Open Online From Anywhere

Coverage of the 2025 U.S. Open is available on ESPN, ESPN2, ABC, ESPN+, as well as Tennis Channel. Matches stream daily on ESPN Unlimited.

Tennis Channel airs post-match coverage and analysis, while afternoon and primetime rounds broadcast on ESPN, ESPN2 and ABC.

If you already have cable, you can access the U.S. Open from a TV, phone, computer or streaming device through your cable provider, or log into the ESPN app. If you’re a cord-cutting tennis fan, options like DirecTV, Sling TV, Fubo and ESPN Unlimited are a few good choices (and ExpressVPN and Proton VPN for international streaming).

You can stream at no cost when you join platforms that offer free trials, such as DirecTV and Fubo. Read on for more details.

How to Watch the U.S. Open on DirecTV

DirecTV is a convenient option if you’re streaming on short notice. You can sign up today and stream ESPN and other cable and local channels at an affordable price, plus there’s a free trial for five days. Monthly plans are on sale for just $49.99 a month, for a limited time. The promo saves you $30 over three months.

With DirecTV, you’ll get instant access to over 90 channels including sports, news, entertainment and local channels such as ESPN, ESPN2, ABC, FS1, CNN, Fox, Bravo, Lifetime, TLC, HGTV, TBS, TNT, BET, MTV, NBC, CBS, ABC and Fox.

How to Watch the U.S. Open on ESPN Unlimited

ESPN Unilimited allows you to stream live sporting events like the U.S. Open, Wimbledon and the Australian Open, in addition to all ESPN networks. It even has ESPN originals such as In the Arena: Serena Williams, The Captain, Al Davis vs. The NFL, Vick, Be Like Water, Breakaway, Dana White’s Contender Series, the entire 30 for 30 library, PPV events, UFC Fight Night, NFL, NHL, MLB, NBA games, college basketball, golf, soccer and more.

Plans start at $29.99 per month, while you can expand your streaming library when you bundle ESPN Unlimited with Hulu and Disney+ — which goes for the same price for 12 months of service. Learn more about ESPN Unlimited here.

How to Watch the U.S. Open on Sling TV

You can stream ESPN programs and live sporting events through platforms that offer live television, like Sling Orange + Blue. The streaming service gives you instant access to dozens of live channels, 50 hours of DVR recordings and multiple device streams.

Other streamers with access to ESPN, ESPN2 and ABC: Hulu + Live TV and Fubo TV. If you’re streaming from outside the U.S., ExpressVPN, NordVPN and Proton VPN allow users to access certain streaming platforms and cable channels.

Where to Buy Last-Minute Tickets to the 2025 U.S. Open

Tickets are in high demand this year as well, and being that the tournament ends on Sunday, Sept. 7, it’s best to get them as early as possible.

Most of the U.S. Open tickets prices are around $170 and up at StubHub, TicketNetwork, Vivid Seats, SeatGeek, GameTime and Ticketmaster. Want to score a discount on U.S. Open tickets? Use code BILLBOARD300 to save $300 off at TicketNetwork.

The U.S. Open is known for celebrity sightings since the stadiums are small and open. Famous recording artists have been known to appear at matches, including Lin-Manuel Miranda, Taylor Swift, Alicia Keys, Seal, Bad Bunny, Usher, Haim and others.

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At one point in the early 2010s, Bryson Tiller was ready to sign with Drake’s OVO label, but eventually joined RCA Records instead. It’s been a decade since Tiller’s Trapsoul debut, and his career is still crossing paths with the 6 God, as they teamed up for “Outta Time” in 2020.

The Louisville native sat down with New Rory & Mal for the episode that posted Thursday (Aug. 21), during which Tiller was candid on the reason why he never joined OVO.

“I’m being so blunt. Honest,” he began. “The only reason I didn’t sign [to OVO] is just because bro didn’t hit me back one time. This was in a moment when my label, like, they was hounding me, they was flying me, they was trying to get me away from Drake.”

The singer continued, “I was like, ‘Yo, OVO is really in my blood, for real.’ I really have studied [Drake’s] catalog. There’s a couple of people that I really consider huge strands of my musical DNA, and Drake is one of them.”

Bryson admitted he even sent Drake a final text giving him another chance before putting pen to paper at RCA.

“He never hit back,” Tiller added. “And I know he’s a super busy dude. I’m not saying that he didn’t want me to sign or whatever, but at that moment, like, I had a kid — people back home that’s looking at me like, ‘Is he gonna do it? Is he gonna make it?’ So I had to go with what was the most sure shot.”

The conversation then moved into what Tiller’s career would have looked like if he had ended up becoming part of the OVO family. But as far as fame goes, the 32-year-old was totally cool with being out of the spotlight and working in the background as part of Drake’s team.

“When people would say, ‘Oh [Drake’s] gonna put you on the shelf, be in the sweatshop,’ I was like, ‘Cool. I’m cool with that.’ I was like, ‘Dog, I know how to write. I’ll write anything that he asks me to do and be just as rich,’” he said. “If you could take away all my fame right now, nobody recognize me, I’ll be so OK with it.”

These days, on the music side, Tiller dropped off his The Vices project, which is one-half of a double-disc, with Solace coming on Oct. 2.

Watch the clip with Bryson Tiller below.

RM is giving ARMY a peek into what his life has been like since he finished his service to the South Korean military in June — and, spoiler alert, he’s completely devoting himself to working with the members of BTS on the group’s 2026 comeback.

In a heartfelt message posted to Weverse on Friday (Aug 22), the performer reflected, “It’s already been a little over two months since I was discharged from the military.”

“I’m from far away Los Angeles,” he continued in the Korean-language post, according to the site’s English translation. “I live, work and play with the members. It’s a really strange experience. It feels like, ‘Bon Voyage Pyeongchang.’ It’s weird already.”

Despite the culture shock of going from military bunks to palm tree-lined streets and studio buildings, RM says he’s been “working diligently” on what BTS has in store for its next album and tour, both of which are set for next year. “Making something ‘together’ with these friends,” he continued. “I’m going to commit myself to this moment. I’m going to thank you.”

“It’s our next album,” RM added. “I’m looking for what I’ll become. Something I’ve forgotten for too long.”

The star concluded his message by saying how much he misses his fans. “I guarantee you, I’ll be there soon,” he told them. “I’ll do my best until then. I love you.”

RM is just the latest BTS star to update his fans on life post-military in recent days. Shortly before the “Wild Flower” artist posted his message, j-hope shared a gallery of photos and videos documenting what the septet has been up to, from recording new music in a studio to hitting the beach and shops as a friend group.

All of the band’s activities are leading up to it previously announced 2026 comeback. After Suga became the last member to be discharged from the military in June, he joined RM, Jung Kook, Jimin, Jin, V and j-hope in announcing on a Weverse livestream that BTS would officially return next year with a new album and trek.

“We’ll be releasing a new BTS album in the spring of next year,” they shared in a joint statement at the time. “Since it will be a group album, it will reflect each member’s thoughts and ideas. We’re approaching the album with the same mindset we had when we first started.”

“We’re also planning a world tour alongside the new album,” they’d added. “We’ll be visiting fans all around the world, so we hope you’re as excited as we are.”