Panasonic Brings Bluetooth Bathroom Fans to Lowe's Nationwide

Newark, N.J. – October 13, 2026 -- Panasonic's expanded residential ventilation lineup, including a bathroom fan with built-in Bluetooth speakers, is now available at Lowe's stores and online across the United States.

The expansion adds six products aimed at homeowners and contractors working on new construction and remodels. The source describes four of them in detail. Panasonic says all are backed by its warranty.

A bathroom fan streams music from two phones at once

The Whisper SymphonyTM Fan has dual speakers and QuikConnectTM Bluetooth® technology for streaming music, podcasts or audiobooks. It can pair with two devices at the same time, iOS or Android. A Pick-A-Flow® selector offers 80 or 110 CFM airflow, and a Flex-Z Fast® bracket handles installation.

Garage Beer Throws a Philly Couple a Tailgate Wedding on Oct. 26

Philadelphia – October 13, 2026 -- One Philly couple will get married at the TrueFan Tailgate in Philadelphia on October 26, in a wedding hosted by Garage Beer with Kingsford, Steven Singer and TrueFan Travel. The brand has picked the winners from the couples who entered for the chance.

Philly musicians and a charcoal-grilling pitmaster headline the day

Delco Donny and Philly Pops will provide the music. Matt Groark, known as The Meat Teacher, will cook tailgate essentials over Kingsford charcoal for all guests. Garage Beer Classic and Lime will be served throughout.

Surprise celebrity guests will also attend, including Beau Allen and others.

The couple wins a $2,000 ring gift card and two honeymoon trips

Steven Singer is providing a $2,000 gift card for wedding rings. Garage Beer is also partnering with Ocean Casino Resort on a honeymoon, plus a second trip in 2027.

Berkshires Land Sale: 2.5-Acre Wooded Lots From $99,900

Richmond, Mass. – October 13, 2026 -- Buyers can pick up a 2.5-acre wooded homesite in the Berkshires for $99,900 at a one-day land sale on Saturday, October 24, 2026, at Brookside Preserve.

Prices start at $99,900 for 2.5 acres

National Land Partners (NLP) announced the grand opening of Brookside Preserve, a private large-acreage community. The limited release covers wooded estate homesites from 2.5 to more than 20 acres. The top-end listing is a 21.285-acre wooded property at $299,900.

Buyers attending the sale get the first chance to choose from the available properties. Private tours and priority sales appointments can be booked in advance.

Buyers can purchase now and build later

There is no required construction timeline, and buyers can choose their own builder. Bank financing is available. County road access, electricity and internet service are in place.

Fitness 19 Guide Teaches Athletes to Train the Mind

Temecula – October 13, 2026 -- Fitness 19 has released a new guide, "How to Use Visualization to Help Improve Your Performance," that shows athletes how to use mental imagery to sharpen their results.

The guide explains the science behind visualization

Visualization means imagining yourself successfully completing an action, process, or behavior. It uses all five senses and demands about the same level of concentration as a strenuous workout.

According to the guide, done correctly, visualization engages the same neural pathways that physical training uses. It also mentally prepares you for your next skill attempt. People who visualize regularly spend time focusing on success, so their brains are better prepared when opportunities arise.

Every routine looks different, but four basics apply

Visualization is personal, so no two people will have the same routine. The guide names four basics:

EcoFlow TITAN Series: Whole-Home Backup From $2,000

Seattle – October 13, 2026 -- EcoFlow's new TITAN Series, on sale from Oct. 13 on the EcoFlow website, offers whole-home battery backup starting in the $2,000 range for a standalone unit. The lineup has three models: TITAN 5000 Plus, TITAN 5000 and TITAN 5000 Classic.

The flagship runs a 3-ton air conditioner without a soft-starter

TITAN 5000 Plus delivers 7.2kW of output from a 5kWh battery. That is enough to run a 3-ton central air conditioner, a refrigerator, a TV and lights at the same time, with power to spare. In homes with solar, output rises to 10kW with EcoFlow's X-Fusion 2.0 PV Boost.

The battery uses a 40160 tabless 2C LFP cell, which EcoFlow calls an industry first. Capacity scales in 5kWh steps from 5kWh up to 30kWh. Solar panels and generators can extend runtime during long outages.

CourtsApp Maps 280,000 U.S. Racquet Courts in One Search

New York – October 13, 2026 -- Tennis, pickleball and padel players across the U.S. can now search more than 67,000 facilities and 280,000 courts on a single platform, after CourtsApp announced its national expansion.

One search replaces club sites, park directories and search engines

Racquet sports are growing in popularity, but the places to play them remain highly fragmented. Players often have to check individual club websites, park directories and search engines just to find a court.

CourtsApp, an AI-powered discovery and booking marketplace, pulls those sources together. Players can search for places to play nationwide, find tournaments and open play, and book courts instantly at participating facilities. They can also connect directly to a facility's existing reservation system.

2027 Toyota Camry: Hybrid-Only, 51 MPG, From $29,700

Plano, Texas – October 13, 2026 -- The 2027 Toyota Camry starts at $29,700 (excluding Dealer Processing and Handling) and arrives at dealerships this fall, with every model powered by a hybrid system and the LE FWD carrying a manufacturer-estimated 51 MPG combined rating.

Five grades share one hybrid powertrain

The Camry is available in LE, SE, Nightshade, XLE and XSE grades. All pair the fifth-generation Toyota Hybrid System (THS 5) with a 2.5-liter, 4-cylinder engine. Output is 225 net-combined horsepower on front-wheel-drive models and 232 on all-wheel-drive versions. An electronically controlled CVT handles gear ratios.

Electronic On-Demand All-Wheel Drive is offered on all five grades. It uses an electric motor generator on the rear axle and can send more torque to the rear wheels when it detects slippery roads or lost tire grip.

Pets Are Steering Holiday Travel, and Many Owners Choose Driving Over Flying

Camden, N.J. – October 13, 2026 -- Nearly three in four U.S. pet owners (73%) say they are more likely to take a road trip than fly so their pet can come along, according to a new Subaru survey.

Talker Research polled 2,000 U.S. adults who drive and own cats or dogs, on behalf of Subaru of America. The survey ran online from July 13 to July 17, 2026. Pets are shaping the holiday season: 68% say their animal will affect their travel plans this year, and 45% have turned down travel opportunities that could not accommodate their pet.

More than one in four owners may change their holiday plans for a pet

Ten percent might host instead of traveling, another 10% might shorten or simplify a trip to care for their pet, and 8% might skip gatherings where the pet cannot join. Among owners who have traveled with their animals, 35% of Gen Z and millennials have brought a pet home for the holidays, compared with 22% of Gen X and boomers.

55% of Americans Gamble Monthly, and Many Expect to Win

Provo – – October 13, 2026 -- More than half of U.S. adults (55%) gamble at least monthly, and roughly 1 in 8 gamble every day, according to a new national survey from the Wheatley Institute at Brigham Young University. Monthly participation is higher among men (63%) than women (48%).

Young adults bet to make money, not just for fun

About 4 in 10 respondents name making money as a primary reason they gamble. Among adults ages 18 to 29, money edges out entertainment, 53% to 50%. Adults 30 and older lean the other way, with 51% citing entertainment and 37% citing financial gain.

The report, "Gambling With Our Future," draws on a survey of 2,548 U.S. adults. It covers 16 activities, from lottery tickets and charity raffles to mobile sports betting, prediction markets and high-risk financial trading treated as a wager.

Aonic Club Sells Protein and Supplements at Cost for $49

San Francisco – October 13, 2026 -- Aonic Club, a new membership service, lets members buy products at cost with no retail markup. Founding members pay $49 for the first year, a launch rate that undercuts the regular $99 first-year fee.

The service starts with Aonic's existing catalog of protein and supplement products. A waitlist for membership opens October 13 at aoniclife.com.

Membership fees replace product markups

Aonic says traditional retail prices stack markups from brokers, distributors, brands and retailers. To remove those layers, it sources ingredients directly, controls its formulas and production, and sells online to members.

Membership is the company's only source of profit. After the first year, the fee rises to $149. The company says it uses AI to improve sourcing and operations, and relies on its community and product value to cut marketing spend.