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LG's Wireless Wallpaper TV Hits UAE Hotspots in a Winter Roadshow

Dubai – – October 17, 2026 -- UAE residents can see LG's new OLED evo W6 True Wireless Wallpaper TV in person at pop-up locations across the country this winter, and one visitor will win the TV at the end of the campaign.

The tour starts at The Lotus Lounge at Anantara The Palm Dubai Resort and runs from 16 to 19 October 2026. LG describes the stop as the regional debut of the W6.

The W6 is 9.95 mm deep and has no cable clutter

The W6 mounts flush against the wall with zero gaps. LG's Zero Connect wireless technology sends lossless 4K video and audio to an AV box placed up to 10 meters away, so no cables are visible.

It is also billed as the world's first True Wireless TV to transmit 4K at 165Hz. It supports Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, Variable Refresh Rate, NVIDIA G-Sync and AMD FreeSync Premium.

Luvme Hair Pushes Flexible Wig Styling for Fall 2026

New York – October 16, 2026 -- Luvme Hair is promoting a range of wig lengths, textures and silhouettes for Fall 2026, with a short-wig styling guide and two dedicated collections for shoppers refreshing their look this season.

Instead of defining fall hair through one trend, the brand is emphasizing personal choice. Its human hair wig range covers straight, wavy, curly, textured, short and longer styles.

Fall short wig guide covers seven looks

Luvme Hair's Fall Short Wig Hairstyles guide explores seven fall-ready looks. They include dark plum waves, layered bobs, a soft pixie, cropped curls and face-framing curls.

The brand's Short Wig collection is aimed at shoppers who want shorter silhouettes or pixie cuts. The Glueless Wig collection offers styles designed around a more convenient wearing experience.

Survey: Fewer Than Half of Americans Say Moms Feel Supported

New York – October 16, 2026 -- Only 47% of American adults surveyed agree that mothers with children feel supported by those around them, according to new findings released alongside March of Dimes' 2026 Collective events in New York and Los Angeles.

Few respondents see moms getting time or help

The survey points to gaps in everyday support. Just 42% of respondents agree that mothers have opportunities to take time for themselves, and 41% agree that mothers have help caring for their children.

Awareness of mental health resources is lower still. Only 28% say they are confident that most mothers experiencing mental health challenges after childbirth know where to seek help.

Repair or Replace Your HVAC? Five Checks Before You Decide

Traverse City – October 16, 2026 -- Homeowners facing a failing furnace or air conditioner can weigh repair against replacement using a few practical checks, according to a HelloNation article featuring HVAC expert Leslie Roe of Precision Plumbing and Heating Systems in Traverse City, Michigan.

Systems typically last 10 to 15 years

Age is one of the most important factors in the decision. As a unit nears the end of that lifespan, breakdowns become more likely and costly. The article says replacement may then offer more value than repeated furnace repairs or temporary fixes.

Maintenance history shapes the outcome

Consistent maintenance often leads to better performance and fewer disruptions. Poor maintenance can lead to recurring problems that drive up repair costs over time. Roe stresses that recurring issues often mean replacement deserves more serious consideration.

CU SoCal Offers 7% APY on a 7-Month Share Certificate

Anaheim Hills – October 16, 2026 -- Savers can lock in 7% APY for seven months with a new limited-time Share Certificate from Credit Union of Southern California (CU SoCal), open to deposits from $500 to $7,000.

The certificate caps deposits at $7,000 in new funds

The offer runs through December 31, 2026. The minimum deposit is $500, and the maximum is $7,000 in new funds. The credit union describes the 7-month term as a way to earn more without committing to a long-term product.

CU SoCal says the low entry point is intentional

Suzie Kisslan, Chief Operating Officer at CU SoCal, said the certificate was designed to give more Members access to a strong rate without a large deposit or a long-term commitment.

New Members can open an account three ways

New Members can apply online, at any CU SoCal branch, or through the credit union's Member Care Center by phone. The offer ends December 31, 2026.

What Makes Calabash-Style Seafood Different From Other Fried Fish

Myrtle Beach – October 16, 2026 -- Calabash-style seafood, a light-coated fried specialty that began in a small North Carolina fishing community, is a staple of Myrtle Beach dining, according to a HelloNation article featuring seafood expert Mamie Howard Gunter of The Original Benjamin's Calabash Seafood.

A thin coating separates Calabash from other Southern fried dishes

The method uses a thin layer of seasoned flour or batter instead of thick breading. The result is a golden, crisp exterior that leaves the seafood's natural flavor and tenderness noticeable. Heavier coatings can overpower delicate seafood, the article notes, which helps explain the style's lasting popularity in coastal restaurants.

Gabriel & Co. Marks 10 Years With DKMS, Opens Public Donor Drive

New York – October 16, 2026 -- Anyone can now join the global blood stem cell donor registry from home: Gabriel & Co. has opened a digital donor drive that mails a cheek swab kit to supporters, as the jewelry brand marks 10 years of partnership with the blood cancer nonprofit DKMS.

Register with a cheek swab at home

The digital drive extends beyond Gabriel & Co.'s own team. Supporters sign up through a dedicated online link, receive the swab kit by mail and complete it at home. The company says the goal is to make donor registration accessible to its community and beyond.

The stakes are concrete. For many people with blood cancer or other blood disorders, a blood stem cell transplant from an unrelated donor can be a critical treatment option. Because patients often depend on a matching donor outside their family, a larger registry can improve their chances of finding a match.

Illinois Students Can Win $100 Prize Packs in Water Art Contest

Belleville – October 16, 2026 -- Third, fourth and fifth graders in Illinois American Water's service area can submit artwork to the "Water Keeps Life Flowing" contest through Friday, Nov. 13, 2026, with up to 10 winners earning classroom prize packs worth roughly $100.

Entries open Oct. 16 and close Nov. 13

Students are asked to capture what high-quality water service means to them. Submissions opened Oct. 16, 2026, one day after the U.S. Water Alliance's Imagine a Day Without Water observance on Oct. 15.

Brian Eisenloeffel, President of Illinois American Water, said the annual contest brings art and science together. He listed drinking, cooking, gardening, public health, local businesses and firefighting among the everyday uses of water.

IVX Health Hits 10,000 Five-Star Google Reviews

Brentwood – October 16, 2026 -- Patients who need recurring infusion therapy can book private-suite appointments, including evenings and weekends, at more than 160 IVX Health centers, and the network has now collected 10,000 five-star Google reviews. The company says the count was reached as of October 13, 2026.

Patients get private suites and flexible hours

IVX Health provides outpatient infusion and injection therapy for people with complex chronic conditions. Its centers offer private patient suites, flexible scheduling, and experienced clinical teams. The company says the locations sit close to where patients live and work.

Comfortable recliners, personal televisions, complimentary Wi-Fi and snacks are meant to help patients settle in during treatment. Dedicated care teams support them throughout each visit.

Museum of Illusions Opens in Downtown Sacramento Nov. 6

Sacramento – October 16, 2026 -- Museum of Illusions Sacramento opens November 6 at 405 K Street, Suite 110, with general admission starting at $30 for adults and buy-one-get-one-free tickets available before opening day.

The 10,000-square-foot museum is the brand's 72nd location worldwide and its third in California, after San Diego and Santa Monica, which both opened in 2025. It is the chain's first venue in Northern California.

Over 70 hands-on exhibits invite visitors to test their own eyes

Guests can try more than 70 exhibits and attractions, including Building Illusion, Following Eyes and Reverse Room. Each is built so visitors experience the illusion themselves and learn how the eye and brain interpret what they see.