A segunda temporada do 'Ruído', série de Bruno Nogueira, estreou este mês na RTP1, e já inspirou um restaurante no Porto a fazer alterações na sua carta (ainda por tempo limitado).
Um dos sketches que mais deu que falar nas redes sociais foi o do "Menu Piço". No mesmo, Cristóvão Campos (novo membro do elenco), chega a um café e em vez de pedir o habitual menu, decide optar por um conjunto de coisas diferente, nomeadamente, sopa, wrap de legumes, chá de tília e iogurte natural.
No momento em que descreve o seu pedido, Bruno Nogueira, que interpreta o empregado de balcão, pergunta se este antes não preferiria o "Menu Piço", que estava a fazer um grande sucesso na zona.
Pois bem. O Goela, restaurante no Porto, decidiu incluir na sua carta precisamente o "Menu Piço", conforme informou na sua página de Instagram.
"Um menu com coisas que não são bem almoço para pessoas que trabalham em ambientes empresariais. Qualquer semelhança com a ficção não é mera coincidência. É mesmo culpa da série Ruído, do genial Bruno Nogueira".
A título de curiosidade, o "Menu Piço" estará disponível até ao dia 23 de outubro e inclui chá, ovo cozido, wrap de legumes, iogurte, sopa e claro, granola.
Entretanto, veja ou reveja o sketch que tanto deu que falar...
A série “Ruído”, de Bruno Nogueira, deu a conhecer o “menu piço”. A sátira apresentou um menu cheio de opções saudáveis, mas será que são mesmo? Um nutricionista revela algumas das escolhas mais saudáveis e cheias de proteína que pode pedir neste tipo de menu.
Sarah J. Maas is publishing the sixth "A Court of Thorns and Roses" book.
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Sarah J. Maas is returning to the "ACOTAR" world with two new books.
The sixth book will be released on October 27, 2026, and the seventh on January 12, 2027.
Teasers shared ahead of its release confirmed four characters who will return in book six.
Sarah J. Maas fans, gather round. We're just one a week away from returning to Prythian.
On August 17, 2026, Maas announced the titles of the sixth and seventh "A Court of Thorns and Roses" books, along with initial descriptions of the novels. Book six is called "A Court of Splintered Harmony" and will be released on October 27, 2026, and book seven is "A Court of Forgotten Melody," hitting shelves on January 12, 2027.
Maas first announced she would publish the sixth and seventh installments of her "ACOTAR" series in March 2026, remaining tight-lipped about them until the title announcement in August.
The books are eagerly awaited not only by fans but also by Maas' publisher, Bloomsbury. The company's sales fell 10% for the 2025-2026 fiscal year because Maas didn't release a new book, Publishers Weekly reported.
Ahead of the release, Bloomsbury shared quotes from "A Court of Splintered Harmony" on social media, building hype for the novel and teasing what's to come. Maas joined in the fun a week before the release (after asking fans to stop sharing any leaks of book six).
Here's everything we know about "ACOTAR" six so far.
Warning: Some spoilers for Maas' work — including "ACOTAR" and "Crescent City" — ahead.
Maas is releasing the sixth 'A Court of Thorns and Roses' story in multiple volumes
In March 2023, Bloomsbury announced that Maas had signed a deal for three more books with the publisher. At the time, she was already under contract for four titles, including "House of Flame and Shadow," the third installment in her "Crescent City" series, published in January 2024. Readers didn't find out what the next book she would write would be until her March 2026 appearance on the "Call Her Daddy" podcast with Alex Cooper.
She told Cooper she finished the sixth "ACOTAR" book while writing in Montana over the summer of 2025, but she didn't share details about it because of its nontraditional release structure.
"This book's coming out October 27, and then on January 12, like two months later, I can't do math, whatever that is, the next ACOTAR book will be coming out," Maas said. "So there will be two books within, like, a very short span."
Sarah J. Maas for "Call Her Daddy."
Call Her Daddy
As her fans will know, Maas' books are typically split into parts, separating different sections of the story she is telling. However, when it comes to the sixth "ACOTAR" story, Maas said the individual parts became longer than she anticipated as she started writing, with part one coming in at 400 pages at one point.
As she continued writing, Maas decided the parts didn't have to be in a single physical book.
"What if this book was really long?" she said. "What if it took me more than a thousand pages to tell the story that needed to be told, the arc that I wanted to create from start to finish?"
Maas said the story for "ACOTAR" six was ultimately divided into four parts, though it is still one cohesive story. Part one is the novel Bloomsbury will publish on October 27, 2026, and parts two and three will be published together on January 12, 2027. Maas has yet to write or give a publication date for part four, but she told Cooper all three volumes would be published "in a very short time."
"It's meant to be read, ideally, as one massive, massive story as opposed to in a trilogy," she said. "It's not a trilogy. Like, arcs aren't wrapped up."
Maas finally shared some details about the books in August 2026
On August 16, Maas cleared her Instagram of all its posts, changing her profile photo to a black-and-white illustration of a monster and a spider. Then, on August 17, she shared the covers and titles of books six and seven on social media.
The "Splintered Harmony" cover features a pink-and-orange backdrop with a sketched drawing of a monster with teeth and bones, and the subtitle is "The Valkyrie Cycle: Movement I." The Valkyrie were introduced to "ACOTAR" in "A Court of Silver Flames," when Nesta Archeron brought the legendary all-female fighting squad back to life alongside her friends Gwyn and Emerie.
"A Court of Splintered Harmony."
Bloomsbury
Maas posted the book alongside the tagline, "What was broken will be remade." The blurb shared on booksellers' websites reveals that the Night Court is facing new threats when book six opens: Koschei the Deathless, one of three legendary monster siblings introduced throughout "ACOTAR," and those willing to ally with him to claim the newly freed human lands.
The description also notes that there is tension among the members of the Night Court because of "recent betrayals and revealed truths," which they must work through if they want to defeat Koschei.
"A Court of Splintered Harmony" will be 352 pages and will include three bonus chapters from the "ACOTAR" series. Those bonus chapters were previously published in specific editions of Maas' novels, but they will be in all copies of "ACOSH," as the publisher shared on its social media on September 24. One chapter focuses on Feyre and Rhysand, one on Cassian and Nesta, and one on Azriel's experience on the Winter Solstice that takes place in "A Court of Silver Flames."
Teasers from the new book
In mid-September, Bloomsbury began sharing quotes from "A Court of Splintered Harmony," offering more insight into the novel than the vague blurbs.
It released six quotes in total, and the first, shared on September 17, revealed that at least some of the novel will be told from Lucien Vanserra's perspective.
"Lucien's heart thundered, throat drying out," the quote read. "Maybe this had been a terrible idea."
Lucien has only played a supporting role in the "ACOTAR" books so far, but Maas has been teeing up his expanded role in her books through his unaccepted mating bond with Elain Archeron, Feyre's middle sister, and his connection to Koschei. He serves as an emissary to the human lands for the Night Court in "ACOSF," alongside Jurian and Vassa, a human queen who was sold to Koschei and cursed to turn into a firebird each day. It would be surprising if Vassa — and by extension Lucien — weren't involved in fighting against Koschei in book six.
Likewise, the final quote Bloomsbury shared on October 9 appeared to confirm that Azriel will narrate some of "ACOSH." The quote didn't include his name, but the unnamed narrator was communicating with shadows: "'We are here,' the shadows whispered in his ear. 'We are always here.'"
Azriel is a Shadowsinger in the "ACOTAR" world, with his shadows being described as keeping him company and whispering to him as he serves as the Night Court's spymaster.
No other passage shared by Bloomsbury names a narrator, but the quote shared on October 6 mentions Rhysand, whom the narrator calls Rhys — indicating it could be the POV of one of his close companions — giving a "savage smile" before saying, "With pleasure."
A quote shared on September 22 referenced "sisters lost to us — ones we pray each day will find a way home to our sides."
That might refer to the original Valkyrie, many of whom died in the first war against Hybern. Gwyn, whose own sister was killed by Hybern soldiers, had started writing a chapter for a book about the new Valkyrie in "ACOSF," so it's possible the quote is from her book. However, Rhysand's sister was killed by Tamlin's father and brothers, so the quote could connect to her as well.
A teaser shared on October 1 confirmed that a female character will tell some of the story, saying, "Like hell would she allow this creature to bring her to her knees again."
There are several female characters the quote could be attributed to, though some fans think it may be from Vassa when she must face Koschei again.
And most interestingly, the quote shared on September 28 asks if it is "possible for mates to…un-mate" if a bond were to "fracture deeply enough" that it cannot be repaired.
Lucien and Elain's mating bond is strained because Elain has yet to accept it, so some fans think the comment is about them. At the end of "House of Flame and Shadow," though, Nesta and Cassian were at odds, so others think the quote hints at tension between the pair (more on that in a minute).
Maas chimes in
Maas' Instagram was quiet after she announced the titles of her books, until October 19, when she took to her Instagram story to ask fans not to share leaks of "A Court of Splintered Harmony."
"I know how much you love these books and these characters; I know you've been waiting for a long time to know what comes next," she wrote. "That love for these stories is exactly why I'm requesting that you please, please don't share leaks."
"Nothing about this release is meant to feel like a secret that needs to be found out," Maas went on. "Publishing a book takes time and effort from so many hardworking people to get it into your hands. Throughout this long process, everyone involved has been dedicated to keeping things from being spoiled, but sometimes things happen, and it is beyond disheartening to see out-of-context moments take away from all of you who have waited so patiently."
"All I'm asking for is just a bit more of that patience — until you can get everything in its fullness, the way it's meant to be read," Maas said.
Sarah J. Maas in 2024.
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Representatives for Maas did not respond to a request for comment on the Instagram story, and Maas did not specify which images spreading online contained authentic leaks of the book.
However, she posted a short video on her Instagram on October 20 that featured another sneak peek at the text, this time from Feyre's perspective, as she confirmed by captioning the post, "7. FEYRE."
Feyre was the narrator for the first four "ACOTAR" books, telling the story from a first-person perspective. Like books one through four, the passage Maas shared was in the first-person perspective:
"My body wouldn't move. Couldn't move. I could do nothing to help him, nothing at all, and I would die from it, this despair and agony. Please, I tried to beg the darkness, please. Anything. I'd give anything for him to be safe. My life, my territory, my — would you give that too?"
Maas provided no further context about the quote, though fans were quick to point out that the inner monologue seemed like what Feyre would have been thinking when she gave birth to her son, Nyx, as she and the baby almost died because he was born with wings. Rhys also nearly lost his life, as he and Feyre bound their lives together at the end of "ACOWAR." Nesta saved them all by returning her power to the cauldron, but the passage could be a flashback to the scene from Feyre's perspective.
Maas also didn't elaborate on why she included a "7" in her caption, though it could refer to chapter seven of "A Court of Splintered Harmony," Feyre as a seventh narrator not yet featured by Bloomsbury in its teasers, book seven, or the number of days until the book is released.
More clues about 'ACOTAR' 6 narrators
Lucien, Feyre, and Azriel all appear to have a POV in the new book, and it's also likely safe to assume Nesta, Gwyn, and Emerie will be central to Maas' new books since the novels are part of "The Valkyrie Cycle."
Maas ushered in a new era of the series by writing from Nesta's perspective in "A Court of Silver Flames," released in 2021.
"A Court of Silver Flames."
Bloomsbury
The "recent betrayals and revealed truths" mentioned in the description of "A Court of Splintered Harmony" could refer to Nesta's actions in "House of Flame and Shadow" from Maas' "Crescent City" series. Specifically, the "revealed truths" may reference the resurrection of the long-forgotten Dusk Court in Prythian, which they discover Rhysand is an heir to, while the "recent betrayal" against the Night Court could be Nesta's lending the Mask of the Dread Trove to Bryce Quinlan, the "Crescent City" protagonist, without Rhysand and Feyre's permission.
Bryce also gave Nesta the sword Gwydion at the end of "HOFAS," telling her she thinks she was meant to have it when she returns the Mask. Nesta shared with Bryce in the same scene that Cassian is the most upset with her of everyone for her actions.
"House of Flame and Shadow."
Bloomsbury
It seems Maas was setting up a continuation of Nesta's story for her next "ACOTAR" story in the scene, which may see her explore her power and connections to the fae of the Dusk Court.
You can read a more detailed breakdown of what to remember from Maas' previous works ahead of "ACOTAR" six here.
Elain's role in future 'ACOTAR' books
Although it seems like Nesta and her fellow Valkyrie will be important in the new novels, Maas told Eva Chen during an appearance on "Live Talks Los Angeles" in February 2021 that she planned to write a book from the third Archeron sister's perspective — Elain.
In "A Court of Silver Flames," Elain had settled into life at the Night Court, refusing to explore her mating bond with Lucien or her Seer powers.
Maas also spoke to Cooper about Elain and Lucien's mating bond, telling her that Lucien's involvement in bringing Elain to the fae world is a barrier to their relationship. She also said she was "interested" as a writer in exploring what it meant for someone not to desire to be mated.
Elain also seems to have an attraction to Azriel in the text, with the pair almost kissing in his bonus chapter. However, Maas juxtaposes their connection with the ill-fitting aspects of life at the Night Court for Elain during a visit to the Court of Nightmares in "ACOSF."
A spokesperson for Trader Joe's told Fox News Digital that stores are typically added to the list three to six months before planned openings.
Three of the newest additions — in Bend, Oregon; Boynton Beach, Florida; and Phoenix — are expected to open in 2027, according to local and national reports.
"We are actively looking at hundreds of neighborhoods across the country as we hope to open more new neighborhood stores each year," the spokesperson told Fox News Digital.
Illinois has the most locations on the "coming soon" list, with four stores planned in Oswego, Chicago and Joliet. California, Florida and Texas have three each.
Arizona, New Jersey, New York and Washington have two apiece, while Colorado, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Nebraska, Ohio and Oregon each have one.
Trader Joe's operates about 660 stores nationwide. Shoppers can check the company's store-opening announcements for updates as more locations receive opening dates.
"Since Trader Joe's began in 1967, we have been in growth mode," the spokesperson added. "Some years we grow more than others, and our goal is always to bring delicious products at great values to as many people and neighborhoods as we can."
The chain was founded in Pasadena, California, by Joe Coulombe. It has since built a following around its private-label groceries, from seasonal favorites such as Apple Cider Donuts, Pumpkin-Flavored Joe-Joe's cookies and holiday Jingle Jangle to affordable skincare that shoppers have called "dupes" of high-end brands.
The store's $2.99 mini canvas totes recently went viral, with shoppers lining up for new colors and some resale listings asking for hundreds of dollars.
Its crew members, meanwhile, are known for their unusually warm, chatty checkout demeanor that some shoppers mistake for flirting, Fox News Digital previously reported.
Trader Joe's gets hundreds of requests each day for new stores but expands cautiously, prioritizing real estate and supply-chain efficiency, Entrepreneur magazine editor-in-chief Jason Feifer previously said in a viral post. He argued that the deliberate pace helps the chain keep prices low and preserve its in-store "treasure hunt" feel.
Estamos em plena época de cogumelos, alimento que serve de inspiração para os diferentes pratos. Depois de uma receita de cogumelos recheados, que se preparam num instante na air fryer, eis que agora sugerimos um delicioso risoto.
A receita é simples, mas o resultado é delicioso! Tome nota.
Receita de risoto de cogumelos do Pingo Doce
Ingredientes:
1 c. de sopa de azeite 300 g de cogumelo marron 1 c. de sopa de sal q.b. de salsa 1 c. de sopa de manteiga 2 chalotas picadas 2 dentes de alho picado 300 g de arroz para risoto 100 ml de vinho branco 1,5 L de caldo de legumes q.b. de pimenta 40 g de queijo parmesão
Modo de preparação:
1. Comece por saltear os cogumelos em pedaços numa frigideira com um pouco de azeite. Tempere com metade do sal e a salsa picada. Cozinhe por 5 minutos e reserve.
2. Na mesma frigideira, adicione uma colher de sopa de manteiga, o alho e as chalotas picadas. Deixe cozinhar por 3 minutos e, em seguida, adicione o arroz e envolva.
3. Refresque com vinho branco, misture e deixe evaporar. Adicione em seguida o caldo, aos poucos, deixando que este evapore antes de voltar a adicionar mais caldo. Continue a mexer sempre.
4. Continue este processo até que o arroz esteja cozinhado a seu gosto. Tempere com sal e pimenta. Junte a restante manteiga e o queijo parmesão ralado na hora e envolva.
5. Acrescente os cogumelos que reservou anteriormente, envolva e sirva o risoto de cogumelos de imediato, com lascas de parmesão por cima.
Um risoto vem sempre a calhar, por isso, a sugestão de hoje é uma versão fresca, mas reconfortante, perfeita para se despedir os dias de calor. Tome nota da receita de risoto de limão.
Book Lovers Club é o nome da nova coleção de maquilhagem da Essence (de edição limitada). Uma linha pensada para quem adora ler e quer levar esta paixão para outras partes da sua vida, como é o caso da maquilhagem.
Conheça os produtos que fazem parte desta coleção.
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Na galeria poderá ver as imagens dos produtos, bem como os respetivos preços - sempre amigos da carteira, ou não fosse esta uma das grandes qualidades da Essence.
A maquilhagem pode ser muito mais do que um toque de cor. A Rituals acaba de renovar a sua coleção de Makeup & Lip Care, com uma linha de produtos que combina ingredientes de cuidado da pele, texturas cremosas e tons versáteis para realçar a beleza natural no dia a dia.
Kyle Kennedy, the granddaughter of Robert F. Kennedy and Ethel Kennedy, has died at the age of 42.
Kennedy, the daughter of Michael Kennedy and Victoria Gifford Kennedy, died Sept. 21 at her Massachusetts home, according to an obituary published by Burke Funeral Homes.
Her cause of death remains pending, People reported.
Born in Washington, D.C., on July 6, 1984, Kennedy spent much of her upbringing in Cohasset, Massachusetts. She attended Milton Academy before earning a bachelor’s degree in history from Georgetown University.
She went on to pursue advanced degrees in education, earning a master of science in early education from Pace University and a master of education in education policy and management from the Harvard Graduate School of Education.
Kennedy began her professional life with Teach for America, teaching for two years in New York City public schools. That experience sparked a lifelong commitment to early childhood education and reform, according to her obituary.
Over the course of her career, Kennedy worked as an advocate for equitable elementary education and charter schools, collaborated with education technology companies on curriculum improvement, and served as an instructional coach for primary school educators.
An avid athlete and long-distance runner, Kennedy completed the 2019 Boston Marathon.
In 2020, Kennedy suffered a severe spinal cord injury that caused long-term paralysis and significant health obstacles.
Following her injury, Kennedy focused on disability rights advocacy, including testifying at the Massachusetts State House on healthcare discrimination against individuals living with disabilities.
Kennedy was preceded in death by her father, Michael, in 1997, and her infant daughter, Josie.
Kennedy is survived by her sons, Conor, 12, and Declan, 10; her ex-husband, Liam; her mother, Victoria (the daughter of Frank Gifford and Maxine Avis Ewart and Kathie Lee Gifford’s stepdaughter); her brother, Michael, and his family; and her sister, Rory, and her family.
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