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Consider this MUNA’s latest extracurricular: starring in UGG’s back-to-school campaign. The indie-pop trio has teamed up with UGG for the footwear brand’s latest fall push, a partnership that feels particularly fitting for a band whose music and visual identity are rooted in self-expression. UGG chose the indie-pop trio because of their emotionally honest songwriting and distinct visual point of view, while MUNA was drawn to the partnership because the people behind it understood how to represent the band without compromising their identity.

The collaboration also builds on UGG’s work with the arts and LGBTQ+ organizations including Queer|Art, which supports LGBTQ+ artists, and Chicxs Rockerxs South East Los Angeles, which uses music, mentorship and social justice programs to support youth. “We appreciate the long-standing partnerships UGG has with important organizations,” the band said in a press release. “They are putting the arts at the center of their back-to-school campaign and encouraging younger folks to embrace whatever makes them feel most like themselves.”

On Tuesday night, UGG celebrated the partnership by throwing MUNA an intimate back-to-tour party in Los Angeles, where I caught up with Katie Gavin and Josette Maskin to talk about the brand collaboration, queer fashion and what they’re wearing when they hit the road. The band kicks off their Gets So Hot tour on Sept. 17, following the release of their latest album, Dancing on the Wall, which came out in May. And while the band has plenty to say about the “dark ’90s” vibes for the tour, there’s one thing they agree on: UGGs are the first thing they’re putting on when they get off stage.

The back-to-school collection includes footwear for adults, kids and toddlers, along with clothing designed for the school season. The assortment features UGG staples like slip-ons, a new take on the classic mini boots, sneakers, plus cozy cardigans and retro-inspired letterman jackets.

For MUNA, agreeing to work with a major brand came down to whether the partnership would actually let them be themselves. “We immediately felt safe,” Maskin said. “And we knew that they weren’t gonna make us do anything that didn’t feel like it was true to MUNA.” There was another, considerably simpler reason to say yes: “We f*cking love UGGs.”

The back-to-school campaign also allowed MUNA to look back at their own college days, where Gavin, Maskin and McPherson met while attending USC. Maskin remembers Gavin wearing high-heeled sneakers, saying, “She was so punk rock,” while Gavin said she loved her green undercut.

For Maskin, looking back on their college style also means reflecting on a time when they were still figuring out how they wanted to express themselves through clothes. “I do feel like some of the things that I wore was because I just felt kind of like a sense of shame,” they said. “Even though I still wore masculine stuff, I just feel like I didn’t feel at home in myself in clothes. And that took a long time — to be able to realize I can express myself and be safe in clothes. Which is the hardest thing to craft, especially when you’re that age.” Their advice? “You just gotta not give a f*ck.”

Now that MUNA is getting ready to take Dancing On The Wall on the road, the band’s fashion is once again becoming part of the world they’re building around their music. “Style is really connected to our creative self-expression,” Gavin said. “The way I dress changes a ton based on what creative project we’re working on. It’s almost a way of getting into character.”

The trio is leaning into a dark ’90s-inspired aesthetic for their upcoming tour, taking cues from the era’s leather-heavy, rock-inspired styles. However, there’s one staple they’re not going without. As Maskin put it: “I’m ending in UGGs at the end of the night.”

Shop the full back-to-school collection at UGG.

Buy tickets to MUNA’s upcoming Gets So Hot tour.

Sophie Dunne is an e-commerce writer at Penske Media Corporation, writing across Billboard, The Hollywood Reporter, Rolling Stone, WWD, and Footwear News. Originally from Ireland and based in Los Angeles, she previously worked at Static Media as a writer and editor, covering entertainment, lifestyle, fashion, and travel. Her bylines have appeared in Women’s Health, The List, Women.com, Islands, Grunge, WebMD, and more. Before beginning her writing career in 2019, Sophie lived in Dubai for four years working as an Emirates cabin crew member. Having traveled to 71 countries with the airline, she began writing for an LA-based publication as a travel writer during her final year. Sophie has a degree in Humanities from Carlow College, St. Patrick’s (now South East Technological University) in her native Ireland. She studied English, history, philosophy, and psychology. Sophie mostly reports on entertainment merchandise and celebrity brand partnerships.

Carla Jeffery, the actress behind the character of Bree in Disney Channel’s first three ZOMBIES movie musicals, has died at age 33, her talent agent shared Wednesday (Sept. 2).

“It is with profound sadness that we share the passing of our beloved Carla Jeffery, who passed away on September 1, 2026, at just 33 years old,” a post on Jeffery’s Instagram reads. “Carla joined the Alexanders Talent Management family at the age of 12. For more than 20 years, we had the privilege of watching her grow into a beautiful, vibrant, and incredibly talented woman whose radiant smile could light up any room. As Bree in Disney’s hit ZOMBIES franchise, Carla shared her joy, humor, and bright spirit with audiences around the world. Carla was more than a client; she was family.

“Our hearts are with Carla’s family and loved ones during this devastating time,” the statement concluded. “We respectfully ask that their privacy be honored as they grieve this unimaginable loss. Rest beautifully, Carla. Your light will never be forgotten.”

Jeffery was born in Houston and started acting as a pre-teen. Her first screen role was as a 10-year-old version of Mo’Nique’s character Jazmin in 2006’s Phat Girlz. From 2007 to 2009, she had a recurring role as Keysha on HBO’s Curb Your Enthusiasm. She landed the part of Bree in Disney Channel’s first ZOMBIES movie in 2018, a role she would play over the next two ZOMBIES movies, through 2022’s ZOMBIES 3. She also voiced Bree in 2024’s Zombies: The Re-Animated Series.

ZOMBIES star Milo Manheim called Jeffery “the sweetest person I have ever met” in the Instagram comments, adding, “I love you.” Freya Skye — the actress/singer who joined the Disney Channel series in ZOMBIES 4 — shared her condolences for Jeffery in the Instagram comments as well, writing, “What a wonderful, bright, joyous human. Rest easy Carla.”

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The Eagles are presumably finally ready to say farewell. After a global trek around the world for its Long Goodbye tour and an extended residency at the Las Vegas Sphere, the Rock and Roll Hall of Famers are saying goodbye (for now) to the iconic music venue in Nevada.

Demand to see the Eagles has surpassed that of the amount of dates, which has led the rock band to extend its Sphere stay several times throughout 2026 and 2027 — especially after the rave night-one review. The Eagles residency will now go until to January 2027, giving fans even more chances to see the rock band perform before their farewell tour.

With a long list of Las Vegas residencies to choose from, the Sphere offers a visual experience unlike any other stage, and offers a multi-sensory experience that promises to bring the Billboard Hot 100 chart-topping band’s music to life. Plus, last-minute tickets to the Eagles live at the Sphere are still available for previously announced dates.

Ticketmaster is the official ticketing platform to buy Eagles tickets online, but if the desired date or number of tickets you’re looking for isn’t available, there are additional cheap tickets sites including resale platforms you can check out.

How to Get Cheap Tickets to the Eagles’ Sphere Residency Online

Below, ShopBillboard put together a list of affordable Eagles Sphere ticket options, including exclusive discount codes that can save you up to $500.

You can find Eagles Sphere tickets on StubHub from $404 and take advantage of the site’s filters to find the best tickets available. Choose from the number of tickets needed, price and even have estimated fees included in the cost, so there are no hidden surprises. Plus, each purchase is protected by StubHub’s FanProtect, which you can learn more about here.

Vivid Seats has Eagles Sphere tickets and can help you determine the best offers available by labeling what dates have deals. You can even save $20 off orders of $200+ when you use the code BB2024 at checkout. When sifting through tickets, you can sort by the price as well as if the offer is from a site SuperSeller (sellers who are highly-rated and experienced) as well as the seat(s) are in the front of your desired section.

Your purchase will also be covered by the Vivid Seats Buyer Guarantee, which can you read more about here.

Seat Geek is another affordable option to find cheap Eagles Sphere tickets with options. The resale ticketing site uses a ranking system with a scale of 1-10 to show which options are the best deal. Tickets marked a one are considered the worst deal whereas options rated a 10 are considered the best deals. Bonus offer: First purchases are eligible to receive $10 off orders of $250+ when you use the code BILLBOARD10 at checkout.

Gametime promises to be the go-to destination for the cheapest last-minute tickets to the Eagles Sphere residency and more live events. Right now, you can score an extra $20 off purchases of $150+ when you enter the code SAVE20 at checkout. Found cheaper options on another site? The Gametime Price Guarantee will give you 110% of the difference back when you show proof to the resale site.

You can find cheap Eagles Sphere tickets on TicketNetwork. You can also get $150 off purchases of $500+ when you use the code BILLBOARD150 at checkout or $300 off orders of $1,000+ when you use the promo code BILLBOARD300. To help find the best options, the site provides an interactive map that lets you see how many tickets are left in each section in addition to being able to pick exactly where you want to sit and sort options based on price per ticket.

The Full Eagles’ Sphere 2026-27 Residency Dates (Updating)

Check below to see the remaining Eagles Sphere dates for 2026 and 2027.

Lai Noelle isn’t old enough to drive, drink or vote. But she is old enough, and good enough, to win NBC’s America’s Got Talent.

The 14-year-old native of Dallas, Texas made it count during the Season 21 Live Quarterfinal of AGT, for a performance that aired on Tuesday night (Sept. 1). The glare of the big lights and the stress of the moment didn’t undermine Noelle, who absolutely smashed a reimagined cover of Elton John’s “Your Song.”

Noelle brought her own flair and power to the number, which was received by a standing ovation from the room. Those on their feet included judges Howie Mandel, Mel B and guest Kenan Thompson, stepping in for Simon Cowell. It was Cowell who, earlier in the season, gave Noelle the Golden Buzzer when she auditioned with Sienna Spiro’s “Die On This Hill.”

“Oh my gosh,” Mel B remarked after the latest performance. “You have so much more to learn and experience, but where you’re starting from is pure perfection. Let me tell you that right now. That was incredible.”

Vergara agreed. “I mean, you sound like you’re a huge artist already. I am a little bit upset because, you know that I was going to give you the Golden Buzzer and Simon just took it, took you away from me. But you know what, you deserve to hear. What a wonderful voice and what a wonderful song.”

Mandel remarked that Noelle was “so beyond your years.” And her talking voice was “nothing like your singing voice.” Cowell knows his stuff, Mandel reminded everyone in the place. Noelle is “a golden buzzer winner.”

Kenan didn’t waste any time. “I hope y’all ready for some more confetti,” the funnyman and actor warned. And with that, he instructed Vergara to activate the Golden Buzzer — on his behalf. And with it, streams of gold, spins, twirls and smiles. As the confetti rained down, Thompson explained that Noelle was “dynamically gifted” and an artist who brought that incredibly rare “wow factor.”

Eleven acts took the stage, and now America votes. Only, with the Golden Buzzer, Noelle can skip the drama and progress to the Finals.

Watch her performance below.

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In an increasingly noisy world, our hearing is taking a beating, and for musicians, the loud sounds that make their work possible can also become an occupational hazard.

That risk has gained attention as BTS member V recently revealed he was receiving treatment for significant hearing loss while on tour, while DJ and producer Alesso spoke about tinnitus and its impact on his touring last year. Furthermore, Chris Martin, Dave Grohl and Neil Young are among the other artists who have opened up about the impact years of exposure to loud music has had on their ears.

While custom in-ear monitors (IEMs) can be an alternative to earplugs, they don’t suit every musician and music event. When you consider marching band performances, orchestra pits, mariachi bands, garage jam sessions and DJ sets, a good pair of earplugs is an appropriate choice, not to mention an affordable option to pricey custom IEMs.

When shopping for earplugs, you’re going to come across the term “dB” (decibels) a lot. This is the unit used to measure a sound’s loudness. To put this into perspective, the International Noise Awareness Day says the sound of normal breathing is 10 dB, while a normal conversation is 60 dB, making the dB levels below per earplug a useful indicator of how much noise they can reduce.

Loop Switch 2 offers three levels of passive noise reduction, making it useful when your surroundings change throughout the day. Its dial lets you move between quiet, engage and experience modes, with a stated 20 to 26 dB SNR range. A slimmer design and four ear-tip sizes aim to improve comfort. The set also includes a protective carrying case. Loop is a popular choice among musicians and is even Harry Styles-approved, following his collab with the brand earlier this year.

Eargasm’s high-fidelity earplugs are designed to lower loudness while keeping music and speech relatively clear. They provide up to 21 dB of noise reduction, with a noise reduction rating (NRR) of 16 dB, and use filters intended to attenuate sound across frequencies. Two silicone shell sizes help with fit, while the included waterproof aluminum case makes them convenient for concerts, festivals and gigs.

The Alpine MusicSafe Pro gives musicians three interchangeable filter options rated at 16, 19 and 22 dB signal-to-noise ratio (SNR). That makes it possible to choose different attenuation levels depending on your instrument, venue or position onstage. Its acoustic filters are designed to reduce loudness without heavily altering the character of music. The earplugs also come with a compact storage case.

Earasers are designed for musicians who want to reduce loud sound without losing the detail between different instruments. The manufacturer lists up to 19 dB of reduction at peak frequency, with an SNR of 14 and average attenuation figures that vary across frequencies. They use soft silicone and an ear-shaped design intended for extended comfort. A case and one-year warranty are included.

The Etymotic ER20XS uses a tuned resonator and acoustic resistor to reduce sound more evenly while retaining speech and musical detail. The manufacturer rates them for up to 20 dB of sound reduction. Their low-profile, stemless design sits discreetly in the outer ear and can work under hats or other headgear. Each pair includes a neck cord and a carrying case.

Decibullz takes a different approach by using heat-moldable thermoplastic pieces that can be shaped to your ears. With the included foam tips, the manufacturer lists a maximum 31 dB NRR, making these useful when stronger attenuation is needed. They can be reheated and remolded if the first fit is imperfect. The package includes multiple tip options and a carrying pouch.

ZovGemy’s reusable silicone earplugs are built more for general noise reduction than specifically for preserving musical detail. They claim up to 33 dB of noise reduction and come with four ear-tip sizes to help create a secure seal. Soft silicone is intended for extended wear, while washable tips and a snap-close case make them practical for traveling.

How We Chose the Best Earplugs for Musicians

To choose the best earplugs for musicians, we compared several popular models with at least a 4-star rating and/or a significant number of positive reviews from customers. We looked for noise reduction, sound quality, fit, comfort and features that matter when performing or listening to loud music. We reviewed each manufacturer’s stated noise reduction rating (NRR) and signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) while keeping in mind that these ratings measure noise reduction differently. We also looked at features such as interchangeable or adjustable filters, multiple ear-tip sizes, low-profile designs and custom molds that can help create a better fit.

Since musicians need to protect their hearing without losing important musical details, we focused on earplugs designed to lower loud sounds while keeping music clear. We also compared practical details, including carrying cases, reusable or washable parts, warranties and included accessories.

Sophie Dunne is an e-commerce writer at Penske Media Corporation, writing across Billboard, The Hollywood Reporter, Rolling Stone, WWD, and Footwear News. Originally from Ireland and based in Los Angeles, she previously worked at Static Media as a writer and editor, covering entertainment, lifestyle, fashion, and travel. Her bylines have appeared in Women’s Health, The List, Women.com, Islands, Grunge, WebMD, and more. Before beginning her writing career in 2019, Sophie lived in Dubai for four years working as an Emirates cabin crew member. Having traveled to 71 countries with the airline, she began writing for an LA-based publication as a travel writer during her final year. Sophie has a degree in Humanities from Carlow College, St. Patrick’s (now South East Technological University) in her native Ireland. She studied English, history, philosophy, and psychology. Sophie mostly reports on entertainment merchandise and celebrity brand partnerships.

50 Cent threw on the boxing gloves and performed his own stunts in the upcoming Street Fighter movie. Paramount Pictures released a trailer on Tuesday (Sept. 1) for the live-action remake based on the famed video game series.

Street Fighter is slated to hit U.S. theaters on Oct. 16. The action-packed teaser is based around Chun-Li, who is played by Callina Liang, attempting to convince Ryu (Andrew Koji) that Ken Masters (Noah Centineo) finds himself in a precarious situation and needs help ASAP traversing the World Warrior Tournament.

Starring as Balrog, 50 pops up for a pair of scenes in the trailer, one of which finds him dishing out a beatdown to Ken Masters in the boxing ring.

Sporting the hilarious M-shaped hairline, another clip shows 50 suited up and heading to the club, where WWE superstar Cody Rhodes makes an appearance. Comedian Eric Andre even shines as the in-ring announcer for the fights.

Per The Hollywood Reporter, 50 underwent intense training to hold up in the ring and make sure there was no need for a stunt double. As far as rounding out the rest of the cast, WWE’s Roman Reigns (Joe Anoa’i), Jason Momoa and country singer Orville Peck also star in Street Fighter.

The G-Unit boss will also be contributing to the Street Fighter soundtrack. During a July appearance on Today With Jenna and Sheinelle, 50 revealed a tantalizing posthumous collaboration with 2Pac and Eminem.

“I got some music that I’m working on. I did something currently me, Eminem and 2Pac,” he teased. “I got some music that I’m working on. I did something currently me, Eminem and 2Pac.”

50 and Em have remained close over the years, while colliding for tracks like “Don’t Push Me,” “Patiently Waiting,” “Gatman & Robin” and “You Don’t Know.”

Watch the Street Fighter trailer below.

Kelly Clarkson just signed off of The Kelly Clarkson Show for the last time, ending her Daytime Emmy-winning talk show after seven seasons with an emotional episode that featured her two children, River and Remington.

The singer’s son and daughter joined their superstar mom for the final installment, which aired Monday (Aug. 31) and featured a special Kellyoke performance of “Golden” from KPop Demon Hunters. And after seven years covering other artists’ songs for the segment, Clarkson performed a couple of her own: “Since U Been Gone” and “Stronger.”

“From the very first episode, music has been a cornerstone of this show,” she told her audience. “We’ve done over 1,000 Kellyokes, talked with hundreds of guests about songs that inspire their work and about everyday people who have the power of music transform their lives and the lives of those in their communities.”

According to E! News, River and Remington — who Clarkson had with late ex-husband, music executive Brandon Blackstock — also shared their favorite moments from the show’s run. “I like watching you shine every single day,” River told the Grammy winner, while Remington said, “I liked talking to Jason Momoa and singing ‘My Way’ with the band.”

With her kids by her side, Clarkson also delivered her final goodbye. “I loved being in your homes each day,” she said. “I loved seeing my kiddos grow up on this show as well. I have immeasurable gratitude for everyone: the crew, the band, everybody here — thank you so much.”

Clarkson announced in February that she’d be stepping away from her talk show following the death of Blackstock, who died at age 48 after a three-year cancer battle. “This was not an easy decision, but this season will be my last hosting TKCS,” she wrote in a statement. “Stepping away from the daily schedule will allow me to prioritize my kids, which feels necessary and right for this next chapter of our lives. This isn’t goodbye.”

The star will continue to work on other public-facing projects, including returning as a coach on this season of The Voice. She is up for outstanding daytime talk series and outstanding daytime talk series host at this year’s Daytime Emmys, meaning she’s been nominated in both categories every single year that she’s been hosting The Kelly Clarkson Show.

André 3000 (born André Benjamin) is heading to Coolsville. According to Deadline, Three Stacks has been cast in Netflix’s Scooby-Doo: Origins series.

The live-action series — which arrives globally on the streaming giant in 2027 — has already started filming in Atlanta for the reimagining of the 2002 Scooby-Doo movie, which also saw a sequel released in 2004.

As Outkast, André 3000 and Big Boi — with some help from fellow Dungeon Family members Sleepy Brown and Killer Mike — contributed to the 2002 Scooby-Doo soundtrack with “Land of a Million Drums,” which gained popularity across the pond, peaking at No. 46 on the U.K. Singles chart.

Raging Bull actress Cathy Moriarty also joined the Scooby-Doo: Origins cast in an unknown recurring role, like Three Stacks.

The rest of the cast is rounded out by Mckenna Grace (Daphne), Tanner Hagen (Shaggy), Abby Ryder Fortson (Velma) and Maxwell Jenkins (Fred). Toby Haynes is onboard to executive produce and direct the series’ first episode.

The Grammy-winning rapper has a plethora of acting experience. He starred as Jimi Hendrix in 2013’s Jimi: All Is By My Side biopic and notched roles in High Life, Four Brothers, Idlewild, Revolver and Be Cool.

André 3000 has dabbled in the cartoon universe in the past. He created Class of 3000, which aired from 2006 through 2008 and served as the last Cartoon Network original series.

Since Outkast stopped recording (the duo’s last album arrived in 2006), the 51-year-old has been experimenting outside of rap. He released the 7 Piano Sketches project in 2025, and delivered his New Blue Sun flute album in 2023.

Billboard has reached out to André 3000’s reps for comment.

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If Sundays are for NFL games, Saturdays are for 2026 NCAA College Football. The top-ranked teams, like Ohio State Buckeyes, Oregon Ducks, Georgia Bulldogs, Indiana Hoosiers and more, throughout the country compete for glory to the win the 2027 College Football Playoff Championship at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas at the end of the season.

How to Watch NCAA College Football 2026-27 Season Online, at a Glance:

When Does the 2026-27 NCAA Football Season Start?

The NCAA Football season starts Saturday, Aug. 29 with the North Carolina Tar Heels taking on the TCU Horned Frogs at Aviva Stadium in Dublin, Ireland, with a start time of noon ET/9 a.m. PT. Check out a complete NCAA Football schedule here.

What TV Networks Feature the 2026-27 NCAA Football Season?

NCAA college football games broadcast across multiple networks, including ABC, ACC Network, Big Ten Network, CBS, CBS Sports Network, The CW, ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, FOX, FS1, FS2, NBC, SEC Network, TBS, TNT and truTV.

Meanwhile, games are available to livestream on ESPN Unlimited, Paramount+, FOX One, Peacock and HBO Max.

Where to Watch the 2026-27 NCAA Football Season Online for Free

For cord-cutters, there are a few ways to watch college football, if you don’t have cable, especially if you want to watch for free. DirecTV has a five-day free trial, while other streaming services, such as Fubo and Hulu + Live TV, also offer free trials, so you can watch games for free.

A subscription to DirecTV gets you access to live TV, local and cable channels, including ABC, ACC Network, Big Ten Network, CBS, CBS Sports Network, The CW, ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, FOX, FS1, FS2, NBC, SEC Network, TBS, TNT and truTV, at $59.99 for the first month of service ($89.99 per month afterward). The service even offers a five-day free trial to watch for free, if you sign up now. It comes with access to ESPN Unlimited too for even more ESPN networks.

Sling TV offers the Orange & Blue plan, which comes with ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, FOX, FS1, FS2, NBC, TBS, TNT and truTV. With more than 50 channels, the streaming plan goes for $69.99 per month. For For games on ACC Network, Big Ten Network and SEC Network, you’d have to add Sling Sports Extra starting at an additional $11 per month. All plans come with a free cloud DVR and an extra 600 or so free channels too. Please note: Pricing and channel availability vary from market-to-market.

Fubo starts at $63.99 for the first month ($88.99 per month afterward) with more than 220 channels — including local and cable, like ABC, ACC Network, Big Ten Network, CBS, CBS Sports Network, The CW, ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, FOX, FS1, FS2, NBC and SEC Network — that are streamable on smart TVs, smartphones, tablets and on web browsers. And with a five-day free trial, you can watch for free, if you act fast and sign up now. Unfortunately, TBS, TNT and truTV are not included with Fubo.

Broadcast and cable networks ABC, ACC Network, Big Ten Network, CBS, CBS Sports Network, The CW, ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, FOX, FS1, FS2, NBC, SEC Network, TBS, TNT and truTV are all available to watch with Hulu + Live TV. Prices for the cable alternative start at $89.99 per month for more than 100 live channels, while each plan comes with Hulu, Disney+ and ESPN Unlimited at no additional cost. Hulu + Live TV might be best for those who want all of these streaming services together in one package.

ESPN Unlimited is the official streaming platform for ESPN. A subscription includes instant access for $29.99 per month. However, you can save almost 17% off by purchasing an annual subscription for $299.99 per year. It features every ESPN network, including ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, ESPNEWS, ESPN Deportes, SEC Network, ACC Network, ESPN on ABC, ESPN+, SEC Network+ and ACC Network Extra — all in one streaming service. It even comes with CW Sports for more livestream games.

In addition to live sports, ESPN Unlimited has original programming to stream on demand. Although the service doesn’t offer a free trial, you can still watch ESPN Unlimited with a clever workaround to watch online for free. Learn more about how to get a free trial to access ESPN Unlimited here.

Paramount+ has NCAA College Football games on CBS and CBS Sports streaming online, as well as past seasons. If you don’t already have a Paramount+ subscription, the streaming service plan goes for $8.99 per month (or $89.99 per year). With Paramount+, you’ll get access to a wide selection of TV shows and movies, live sports, 24-hour news with CBS News and more.

Although it doesn’t offer a free trial anymore, you can get access to Paramount+ for just $1, if you sign up for Walmart+. The retailer’s rewards program offers access to Paramount+ at no extra cost, while Walmart+ also offers a 30-day trial to take the service out for a test drive.

With prices starting at $19.99 per month, FOX One is your one-stop app for everything FOX has to offer, including streaming access to NCAA College Football games on FOX, FS1, FS2 and Big Ten Network. It also includes FOX News, FOX Business, FOX Nation, FOX Weather, FOX Deportes and your local FOX broadcasting affiliate.

Prime Video has a three-day free trial available for Amazon Prime members, so you watch FOX One as an add-on to Amazon’s streaming service. Learn more about Prime Video and FOX One here.

Not a member? Sign up for a 30-day free trial to take advantage of all that Amazon Prime has to offer, including access to Prime Video, Prime Gaming and Amazon Photos; fast free shipping in less than two days with Prime Delivery; in-store discounts at Whole Foods Market; access to exclusive shopping events and deals — such as Black Friday in November — and other perks. Learn more about Amazon Prime and its benefits here.

There are two different plans offered on Peacock: The Premium Plan for $10.99 per month or the Premium Plus Plan for $16.99 per month. If you’re looking to save, you can get 17% off when you do the annual plan for $109.99 per year or $169.99 per year, respectively. With the Premium Plan, it’s ad-supported and you’ll receive access to a wide range of movies, TV shows, originals, live sports from NBC Sports and live news from NBC News.

Peacock’s Premium Plus plan comes with everything in the Premium plan, no ads, your local NBC channel live and the ability to download and stream offline.

A subscription to HBO Max is the best way to watch NCAA College Football games on TNT, TBS and truTV online. The streaming service starts at $10.99 per month for the ad-supported plan. But you can get HBO Max bundled with Hulu and Disney+ starting at $19.99 per month for all three services.

More Ways to Watch

If you’re overseas and you’d like to livestream internationally, you can sign up for a VPN, such as ExpressVPN, Proton VPN, NordVPN and PureVPN, which lets you access a number of streaming platforms, like the ones mentioned above — legally.

Moreover, college football games and events are known for celebrity sightings. Famous recording artists have been known to appear at games in the past, including Snoop Dogg, Kenny Chesney, Gucci Mane, Tobey Keith, Adam Duritz, Katy Perry, Darius Rucker and others.

Starting on Saturday (Aug. 29), the 2026-27 NCAA College Football season broadcast across on ABC, ACC Network, Big Ten Network, CBS, CBS Sports Network, The CW, ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, FOX, FS1, FS2, NBC, SEC Network, TBS, TNT and truTV. One of the best ways to watch games is with DirecTV.

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Spooky season is finally approaching, which means you have a valid excuse to dress up as Rumi, Mira and Zoey — or, in my case, Derpy. The KPop Demon Hunters Halloween costume lineup is already looking surprisingly stacked, with HUNTR/X looks available in adult, kids and toddler sizes.

There are plenty of ways to take the costumes even further, too, from Nerf swords and demon-slaying weapons to character-inspired wigs. The Saja Boys are also getting in on the action with ensembles for adults and kids, making a group costume almost too easy to pull together.

The little details are also what elevates the costumes. Rumi and Jinu’s demon markings can be recreated with glow-in-the-dark temporary tattoos, while a purple braided wig for your pet lets your cat or dog join the HUNTR/X crew.

Rumi’s “How It’s Done” outfit makes an obvious choice for anyone who wants to look like they walked straight out of KPop Demon Hunters. The costume includes several character-specific details, making it a fairly faithful option at this price point. The costume comes in sizes small through 2XL and includes the jacket, tank top, shorts, boot covers and detachable tassel. Kids and toddler options are also available, as well as Rumi’s iconic “Golden” outfit for ages 6 -13. Add her signature purple braid wig (sold separately for $29.99) and the transformation is complete.

Mira’s “How It’s Done” costume offers considerable value for its price, given the number of pieces and character-specific details included. Its inclusive sizing is also another point in its favor. The costume includes Mira’s yellow mini skirt, graphic tee, boot covers, fingerless gloves and a detachable tassel in adult sizes small through 2XL. Fans can also shop the kids’ and toddler options, or Mira’s “Golden” outfit. The long, pink wig associated with the HUNTR/X member is not included in either costume, but can be purchased separately.

Zoey’s outfit is built around her rapper-meets-demon-hunter style, with a cropped halter top, parachute pants, an armband with a pouch and a detachable tassel. The adult version runs from small through 2XL, and kids and toddler designs mean several members of the family can replicate the look. For a more formal option, Zoey’s “Golden” costume lets kids ages 6 to 13 recreate her iconic stage presence.

Fashion retailer Zara may not be known for its Halloween costumes, but even they couldn’t resist bringing KPop Demon Hunters to life with outfits for fans. This Netflix-approved three-piece “Golden” costume features a collarless jacket, polo shirt and Bermuda shorts.

The Saja Boys get their chance to steal the Halloween spotlight with this officially licensed costume. The adult version includes a long black robe with detailed accents and a wide-brim hat, creating a dramatic silhouette that feels tailor-made for a villainous entrance. Designed for ages 14 and up, the costume also comes in a kids’ version, which includes its own hat. Beyond the demonic look, fans can also channel the Saja Boys’ K-pop alter ego with a costume inspired by Romance’s “Soda Pop” performance.

Your cat or dog may not know that HUNTR/X exists, but this purple braided pet wig makes them part of the cultural phenomenon. The headpiece is designed for small and medium pets and uses an adjustable elastic chin strap to help keep it in place. The purple braid gives it an unmistakable Rumi-inspired look without requiring your pet to wear a full costume. Highly recommended for a group photo.

If you’re dressing up as a KPop Demon Hunters character, you absolutely need to complete the look with this adorable Derpy candy carrier. The officially licensed plush trick-or-treat bucket has soft faux fur fabric and is designed to hold Halloween candy while doubling as a character accessory.

A Rumi Halloween costume isn’t complete without her distinctive demon marks, which are sure to make you stand out at any party — especially a dimly lit one. These temporary tattoos offer an easy way to recreate the HUNTR/X singer’s signature patterns without committing to body paint. They’re also a more practical alternative, as they’re waterproof and can last for several days. The set includes three sheets of purple designs that glow under UV or blacklight.

Inflatable Halloween costumes became all the rage in the 2010s, thanks in large part to the hilarious T-Rex design. Now, Blue Tiger Derpy gets a go at this witty costume trend, bringing a goofy twist to the inflatable look. The oversized design is equal parts ridiculous and eye-catching, making it an easy choice for anyone looking to get laughs.

Skip the full costume and let Derpy do the heavy lifting. This oversized Blue Tiger head delivers the character’s goofy, deadpan look in one instantly recognizable accessory — ideal for a quick, low-effort costume.

The success of KPop Demon Hunters has turned the movie into something much bigger than a one-and-done streaming hit, with its characters, music and songs continuing to fuel fan enthusiasm long after its release. That momentum has translated into a growing wave of merchandise, costumes and accessories, and this Halloween lineup suggests the phenomenon is nowhere near slowing down.

About the Author

Sophie Dunne is an e-commerce writer at Penske Media Corporation, writing across Billboard, The Hollywood Reporter, Rolling Stone, WWD, and Footwear News. Originally from Ireland and based in Los Angeles, she previously worked at Static Media as a writer and editor, covering entertainment, lifestyle, fashion, and travel. Her bylines have appeared in Women’s Health, The List, Women.com, Islands, Grunge, WebMD and more. Before beginning her writing career in 2019, Sophie lived in Dubai for four years working as an Emirates cabin crew member. Having traveled to 71 countries with the airline, she began writing for an LA-based publication as a travel writer during her final year. Sophie has a degree in Humanities from Carlow College, St. Patrick’s (now South East Technological University) in her native Ireland. She studied English, history, philosophy, and psychology. Sophie mostly reports on entertainment merchandise and celebrity brand partnerships.