Educational BREAKING — Rolling Stone Music has assembled a cross-section of musicians and celebrities to preview the 2026 NFL season, with figures from Alice Cooper and Melissa Etheridge to Breland and Bret Michaels offering predictions on how their favorite teams will perform. The piece leans into the familiar ritual of
Educational Scotsman Guide reports that home prices saw no monthly gains in July, according to Cotality, as climbing mortgage rates and persistent affordability pressures cooled what had been a resilient market. The stall marks a shift from earlier in the year, when values continued edging upward despite higher borrowing costs.
Educational Deadline reports that Pablo Larraín's Netflix miniseries My Sad Dead has released its trailer ahead of its competition slot at the San Sebastian Film Festival later this month. The psychological horror, produced by Larraín's Fabula and drawn from stories by Argentine author Mariana Enriquez, follows
Educational AllHipHop reports that Kirk Franklin has aligned with Uptown Records, the label Andre Harrell built into a defining force for hip-hop and R&B. The pairing rests on straightforward arithmetic: twenty Grammy wins and twelve million albums sold signal an artist whose gospel roots have already crossed
Educational BREAKING — National Mortgage News reports that mortgage rates have climbed to 6.85%, their highest point in more than a year. The upward pressure on borrowing costs has cooled loan demand measurably. The Mortgage Bankers Association's refinance index dropped 6.2% and now sits at its lowest
Educational BREAKING — Rolling Stone Music reports that Bruce Springsteen has opened up about the concert film drawn from his Land of Hope and Dreams Tour, using the project as an explicit effort to reclaim patriotic symbolism from its recent political distortions. The interview also surfaces that Springsteen has two albums
Educational BREAKING — Mortgage Professional America reports that mortgage rates have climbed to 6.85% and demand for adjustable-rate mortgages has hit a summer peak, as borrowers shifted away from fixed-rate products during the week ending September 4. The move toward ARMs coincided with a slide in overall application
Educational HousingWire reports that Superus Careers has secured a $1 million line of credit from HEXA Ventures to fund technology development aimed at mortgage recruiting. The arrangement gives Superus access to capital specifically earmarked for building out its tech infrastructure in the talent acquisition space, a corner of the industry
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Educational CNBC Real Estate reports that rising mortgage rates are pushing more borrowers toward adjustable rate mortgages, which carry lower initial rates than their fixed-rate counterparts. The trade-off is familiar: borrowers exchange predictability for temporary affordability, betting that rates will ease before their loans reset. It is a