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Every Studio Album Released by The Police, Ranked

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The Police broke through in the late 70s with a unique sound that blended reggae, new wave, post-punk, jazz and good old-fashioned rock-n-roll. Propelled by monster hits like “Roxanne,” “Message in a Bottle,” “Don’t Stand So Close to Me,” “Every Little Thing She Does is Magic” and “Every Breath You Take,” the trio took the world by storm with infectious hooks, incredible musicianship and a punk attitude. Comprised of two Brits, bassist and vocalist Sting, aka Gordon Sumner and guitarist Andy Summers, along with American drummer Stewart Copeland, The Police’s career took off in the late 70s, and they became the biggest and most successful group of the early 80s.

The power trio only released five albums between 1978 and 1983. Each of them is loaded with classic songs that stand the test of time. From their post-punk and reggae-infused debut album Outlandos d’Amour to their pop juggernaut Synchronicity, here is every studio album released by The Police, Ranked.

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‘Outlandos d’Amour’ (1978)

The Police’s debut album Outlandos d’Amour, is an unfiltered and raw post-punk effort with tinges of reggae, new wave, rock and jazz. The effort, which translates to “Outlaws of Love,” immediately struck a chord with hit singles “Roxanne,” “So Lonely,” and “Can’t Stand Losing You.” They found a formula of reggae infused versus combined with driving rock-n-roll choruses that tapped into the masses and influenced generations.

The power trio’s post-punk attitude and youthful energy is on full display on “Next to You” and “Peanuts,” and “Truth Hits Everybody,” which all have an aggressive spirit and a rock-and-roll edge. Their distinctive sound stood out from other popular music at the time yet seamlessly radiated the airwaves of rock radio in the late 70s. Outlandos d’Amour helped pave the way for the New Wave movement, along with The Cars, The Pretenders, The Talking Heads and Elvis Costello.

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‘Zenyatta Mondatta’ (1980)

The Police’s third album, Zenyatta Mondatta, has a pop sensibility with succinct songs, well-crafted arrangements and sophisticated subject matter. Nigel Gray, who co-produced the first three Police albums, created a tight and punchy sound that created many radio hits with sing-a-long choruses including “Don’t Stand So Close to Me,” “Driven to Tears,” with its deliciously obnoxious guitar solo, “When the World is Running Down, You Make the Best of What’s Still Around” and “De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da,”

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The effort spawned two Grammy-winning tracks: Best Rock Performance by a Duo or Group for “Don’t Stand So Close to Me,” and Best Rock Instrumental for the exotic “Behind My Camel.” Zenyatta Mondatta also boasts great deep cuts “Canary in a Coalmine,” “Voices inside My Head,” and the powerful instrumental “The Other Way of Stopping.” The album was recorded in just over four weeks and was finished the night before the band kicked off a European tour.

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‘Reggatta de Blanc’ (1979)

Like its debut, The Police’s second album also boasts a French title, Reggatta de Blanc, which translates to “White Reggae.” The record was an immediate smash in the UK, topping the album chart and scoring two number one singles with “Message in a Bottle” and “Walking on the Moon.” “Message in a Bottle” is one of the band’s greatest songs perfectly combining Andy Summer’s signature guitar riff with Sting’s powerful vocals and Stewart Copeland’s intense drums with a memorable sing-a-long chorus.

The effort features stronger songwriting, better performances and more of Andy Summers’ inventive guitar work. “Reggatta de Blanc” highlights Stewart Copeland’s intricate hi-hat and drum work and scored the group its first Grammy Award for Best Instrumental Performance. “The atmospheric “Walking on the Moon” is guided by Sting’s bass and Andy Summers shimmering guitar work. “The Bed’s Too Big Without You” is a fan favorite and highlights the group’s modern reggae sound. The Police also showed they didn’t stray too far from their post-punk roots on “It’s Alright For You,” “No Time This Time,” and “On Any Other Day.”

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‘Ghost in the Machine’ (1981)

1981’s Ghost in the Machine is a bit of a departure for the group. The trio began using keyboards, synthesizers and added saxophone to the mix. Hugh Padgham co-produced the effort along with The Police and captured a layered sound with a lot more instrumentation. It was recorded over nine months, a stark contrast to the four weeks spent recording Zenyatta Mondatta. “Spirits in the Material World” is a brilliantly crafted and slightly dark track that feels off kilter due to Stewart Copeland’s heavy syncopated focus on the upbeat. The chorus offers much needed relief before descending back into the uneasy verse.

“Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic” was a huge hit in the US and got a lot of play on MTV, when the network launched in 1981. It peaked at number three on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and topped the UK singles chart. The album is darker and more introspective than previous efforts and boasts great album cuts, including the underrated “Invisible Sun,” “Hungry For You” and “Demolition Man,” a driving rock song with a memorable riff and lengthy guitar solo which brings the track to an epic conclusion. Ghost in the Machine is a musical bridge between the group’s first three efforts, and its final album, Synchronicity, which changed everything.

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‘Synchronicity’ (1983)

Synchronicity is the fifth and final album from The Police. It was released in 1983 and is by far the trio’s most successful album, topping the Billboard album chart and selling over eight million copies in the US alone. Everything came together with this album. The group’s perfectly crafted pop songs and music videos for “Synchronicity II,” “King of Pain,” “Wrapped Around Your Finger,” and “Every Breath You Take,” were on high rotation on MTV, rocketing the trio to the stratosphere.

With one breath, with one flow, you will know, Synchronicity. A sleep trance, a dream dance, a shared romance, Synchronicity.

“Every Breath You Take” topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart for eight consecutive weeks and is by far the most-successful track in the group’s history. The effort won Album of the Year and Best Rock Performance by a Duo or Group and “Every Breath You Take” won awards for Song of the Year and Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals. Synchronicity has sold over 20 million copies worldwide, which doubles sales figures from the group’s next best-selling effort, Ghost in the Machine. It was released at the height of the band’s fame and is a triumphant conclusion to an extraordinary musical legacy.



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Five legendary bands. One perfect match. Answer 10 questions about your personality, attitude, and taste to find out which classic rock icon you truly belong with. Are you raw power, rolling swagger, operatic drama, thunderous riffs, or timeless melody?

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What does your ideal Friday night look like?





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⚡ AC/DC

You are pure, undiluted rock energy. You don’t need tricks, trends, or theatrical gimmicks — you have something more powerful: a riff that hits like a thunderbolt and an attitude that never wavers. Like AC/DC, you understand that simplicity executed with absolute conviction is its own form of genius. You’re the person in the room who doesn’t overthink it, doesn’t pretend, and never turns the volume down. The highway to hell is a state of mind — and you’ve been on it since day one.

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👅 The Rolling Stones

You’ve got swagger that can’t be taught. Rooted in the blues and soaked in street-level attitude, you move through life with a loose, dangerous elegance that draws people in without ever trying too hard. Like the Stones, you’ve seen it all, done most of it, and somehow look better for it. You’re not chasing perfection — you’re chasing truth, groove, and that electric moment when everything clicks. Can’t always get what you want? You tend to get it anyway.

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👑 Queen

You are magnificent, and you know it — not from arrogance, but from an unshakeable sense of self that has never needed anyone’s permission. Like Queen, you defy every category people try to place you in. You blend the epic with the intimate, the operatic with the anthemic, the serious with the playful. You live boldly, love fiercely, and perform every aspect of your life as though the whole world is watching. Because sometimes it is. We are the champions — and so are you.

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🎸 The Beatles

You have the rarest of gifts: the ability to make something that feels both deeply personal and universally human. Like The Beatles, you’re a natural connector — someone whose warmth, curiosity, and creative instincts draw people together across every divide. You believe in melody, in craftsmanship, and in the quiet power of a song that says exactly what someone needed to hear. You’ve changed the people around you just by being who you are. All you need is love — and you give it generously.

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Classic Rock Personality QuizWho’s Your PerfectClassic Rock Band?A Personality Quiz · 10 QuestionsFive legendary bands. One perfect match. Answer 10 questions about your personality, attitude, and taste to find out which classic rock icon you truly belong with. Are you raw power, rolling swagger, operatic drama, thunderous riffs, or timeless melody?
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👅Rolling Stones

🤘Metallica

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How do you walk into a room?Choose the answer that feels most like you.

ALike a freight train — loud, fast, and everyone knows I’ve arrived.BWith a slow, cool swagger — I take my time and own every step.CHead down, focused — I’m here for a purpose and small talk isn’t it.DWith total confidence and a flair for the dramatic — all eyes on me.EWarmly and curiously — genuinely excited to see what and who is here.

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What does your ideal Friday night look like?

ALoud bar, cold beer, cranked jukebox — the louder the better.BA smoky club, good company, and doing whatever feels right in the moment.CIntense concert or staying in with headphones — nothing in between.DSomething theatrical — a show, a dinner party, an experience worth remembering.EHanging with close friends, maybe making music, keeping it relaxed and genuine.

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What’s your philosophy on keeping things simple vs. complex?

ASimple is king. A great riff repeated perfectly beats any amount of cleverness.BKeep it loose and bluesy — the groove matters more than technical perfection.CGo deep and dark — I want layers, tension, and something that hits hard.DWhy not both? Elaborate arrangements and hook-driven anthems can coexist.ECraft every detail — a perfect melody is the result of countless small choices.

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How would your friends describe your personal style?

ANo-frills, no-nonsense — jeans, a t-shirt, and ready to go.BEffortlessly cool — slightly dishevelled in a way that somehow always works.CDark and deliberate — black is a lifestyle, not just a colour.DBold and expressive — fashion is a form of performance for me.EClean and classic — timeless over trendy, always put-together.

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How do you want to be remembered?

AAs someone who never let the energy drop — relentless, loud, and alive.BAs someone who lived fully and on my own terms, unapologetically.CAs someone who was brutally honest and made music that meant something real.DAs someone who transcended genres, boundaries, and expectations entirely.EAs someone who changed the world — and left it genuinely better than I found it.

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What kind of crowd do you want around you?

APeople who are there to have a blast — no pretension, just pure fun and noise.BA mix of rebels and free spirits who don’t take themselves too seriously.CA loyal, passionate crew who are all in — intensity over numbers every time.DEveryone — I want to unite people who wouldn’t normally be in the same room.EPeople who appreciate craft and feel genuinely connected by the music.

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If you were writing a song, what would it be about?

AHaving a good time, turning it up, and not overthinking it.BStreet life, desire, and the rawness of being human.CAnger, grief, war, or the darker side of the world — music as a weapon.DSomething epic and emotional — love, loss, triumph, or pure fantasy.ESomething personal and universal at once — a feeling everyone can recognise.

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What’s your secret to staying relevant over time?

ANever change the formula — if it works, it works. Consistency is everything.BStay hungry, stay dangerous, and always keep a bit of that rebellious edge.CEarn respect through dedication — the work and the live show speak for themselves.DReinvent constantly — never let anyone put you in a box or predict your next move.EWrite songs so good they can’t be ignored, in any decade, in any context.

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You’re playing to 80,000 people. What does your performance look like?

AA wall of sound and sweat — pure, unfiltered energy from first note to last.BLoose, cool, and dangerous — every song feels like it might fall apart but never does.CBrutal precision — tight, powerful, and leaving no one unmoved.DA full spectacle — lights, costumes, vocal acrobatics, and total theatrical command.EWarm, joyful, and tight — the crowd singing every word back at you.

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Pick the word that best sums up your relationship with rock music.This is your tiebreaker — choose carefully.

ARaw — stripped back, high-voltage, no frills.BRolling — fluid, dangerous, built on blues and attitude.CHeavy — powerful, honest, uncompromising.DMajestic — theatrical, boundary-defying, unforgettable.ETimeless — melodic, human, built to last forever.

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Based on your personality, energy, and taste, the classic rock band that matches your soul is…

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⚡ AC/DC
You are pure, undiluted rock energy. You don’t need tricks, trends, or theatrical gimmicks — you have something more powerful: a riff that hits like a thunderbolt and an attitude that never wavers. Like AC/DC, you understand that simplicity executed with absolute conviction is its own form of genius. You’re the person in the room who doesn’t overthink it, doesn’t pretend, and never turns the volume down. The highway to hell is a state of mind — and you’ve been on it since day one.

👅 The Rolling Stones
You’ve got swagger that can’t be taught. Rooted in the blues and soaked in street-level attitude, you move through life with a loose, dangerous elegance that draws people in without ever trying too hard. Like the Stones, you’ve seen it all, done most of it, and somehow look better for it. You’re not chasing perfection — you’re chasing truth, groove, and that electric moment when everything clicks. Can’t always get what you want? You tend to get it anyway.

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👑 Queen
You are magnificent, and you know it — not from arrogance, but from an unshakeable sense of self that has never needed anyone’s permission. Like Queen, you defy every category people try to place you in. You blend the epic with the intimate, the operatic with the anthemic, the serious with the playful. You live boldly, love fiercely, and perform every aspect of your life as though the whole world is watching. Because sometimes it is. We are the champions — and so are you.

🎸 The Beatles
You have the rarest of gifts: the ability to make something that feels both deeply personal and universally human. Like The Beatles, you’re a natural connector — someone whose warmth, curiosity, and creative instincts draw people together across every divide. You believe in melody, in craftsmanship, and in the quiet power of a song that says exactly what someone needed to hear. You’ve changed the people around you just by being who you are. All you need is love — and you give it generously.

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August 27, 1984

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Josh Brolin doesn't know 'what the f— he got himself into' with Peter Thiel's secret society

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3 Years Later, the BBC’s Perfect ‘Broadchurch’ Replacement Is Finally Back

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So much controversy currently surrounds the BBC, and Doctor Who being put out to pasture is just one of its problems. It was recently announced via the new director general, Matt Brittin, that TV, radio, and news divisions were to face cuts of $107 million in the next two years, with between 1,800 and 2,000 roles being lost. Of course, this puts the future of the entire company in doubt, as such drastic cost-cutting measures can often lead to even poorer results.

Despite this, the show must go on, and the current state of the BBC is still packed with great shows. One of the Beeb’s best thrillers, Vigil, was an undeniable hit when it arrived in 2021, with the premiere scoring 12.75 million viewers in its first 28 days. The second season then became one of the BBC’s top three most-watched dramas of 2023, despite facing critical backlash and being dubbed a disappointment by many fans. In February last year, the announcement was made that this gripping police procedural would return for more, and, over a year later, we finally have our first full glimpse at the chaos to come, courtesy of a trailer available to view below.

Filmed in Svalbard and Scotland, Season 3 takes DCI Amy Silva (Suranne Jones) and Kirsten Longacre (Rose Leslie) to a research station on the Norwegian archipelago, “where a member of a covert British special forces mission has been shot dead,” according to the synopsis. “Amy and Kirsten will need to catch the killer and defuse a potential international confrontation, driven by a land-grab for energy and resources in the changing polar climate, with both their careers and relationship on the line.”

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Five hospitals. Five completely different ways medicine goes sideways on television — brutal, chaotic, romantic, brilliant, and ridiculous. Only one of them is the ward your instincts were built for. Eight questions will figure out exactly where you belong.

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The Pitt

You are built for the most unsparing version of emergency medicine television has ever shown — one that puts you inside a single fifteen-hour shift and doesn’t let you look away.

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  • You need your work to be real, not romanticised — meaning over drama, honesty over aesthetics.
  • You find purpose inside the work itself, not in the chaos surrounding it.
  • You’ve made peace with the fact that this job takes from you constantly, and gives back in ways that are harder to name.
  • Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center demands exactly that kind of person — and you would not want to be anywhere else.


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You are the person who keeps the whole floor running — not the most brilliant in the room, but possibly the most essential.

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  • You show up, do the work, absorb the losses, and come back the next day without needing the job to be anything other than what it is.
  • You care about patients as individual human beings, not as cases to solve or dramas to live through.
  • You believe in the system even when it fails you — and you understand that emergency medicine is about holding the line just long enough.
  • ER is television about endurance. You have it.


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You came to medicine with your whole self — your ambition, your emotions, your relationships, your history — and you have never quite managed to leave any of it at the door.

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  • You feel things fully and form deep attachments to the people you work with.
  • Your personal and professional lives are permanently, chaotically entangled — and that entanglement drives both your greatest disasters and your most remarkable saves.
  • You understand that extraordinary medicine often happens at the intersection of clinical skill and profound human connection.
  • It’s messy at Grey Sloan. You would not have it any other way.


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You are drawn to the problem above everything else — the symptom that doesn’t fit, the diagnosis hiding underneath the obvious one.

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  • You’re not primarily motivated by the patient as a person — though you are capable of caring, even if you’d deny it.
  • You work best when the stakes are highest and the standard answer is wrong.
  • Princeton-Plainsboro exists to house one extraordinary, impossible mind — and everyone around that mind is there because they’re smart enough to keep up.
  • The only way forward here is to think harder than everyone else in the room. That is exactly what you do.


Sacred Heart Hospital, California

Scrubs

You understand that medicine is tragic and absurd in almost equal measure — and that the only sane response is to hold both of those things at the same time.

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  • You are warm, self-aware, and funnier than most people in your field.
  • You use humour to get through terrible moments — and at Sacred Heart, that’s not a flaw, it’s a survival strategy.
  • You lean on the people around you and let them lean back. The laughter and the grief are genuinely inseparable here.
  • Scrubs is a show about learning to become someone worthy of the job. You are still very much in the middle of that process — which is exactly right.

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The music industry and fans are mourning after reports surfaced that Memphis producer Tay Keith has passed away. Keith, born Brytavious Lakeith Chambers, built a legendary catalog producing hits for heavyweight artists like Beyoncé, Drake, Travis Scott, Lil Baby, and Gunna.

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Details On Tay Keith’s Passing

Metro Nashville Police confirmed Tay Keith’s passing. According to TMZ, officers found the hitmaker inside his Nashville apartment on Thursday, June 18. At this time, the cause of his death is unclear. Police said they do not suspect foul play. Authorities also shared that officers responded to his home after receiving a request for a welfare check. The Grammy-nominated producer was 29 years old.

More About Tay Keith’s Catalog

Tay Keith built his name by cranking out banger after banger. Fans know that whenever they heard his signature producer tag — Tay Keith, f*** these n****s up!” — a hit usually followed. He stacked his catalog with chart-topping records, producing Travis Scott’s 2018 smash ‘SICKO MODE,’ BlocBoy JB and Drake’s ‘Look Alive,’ and Beyoncé’s ‘Before I Let Go’ from her ‘Homecoming: The Live Album.’ he also co-produced Drake’s ‘Nonstop,’ adding even more classics to his resume. Tay also worked with other artists like Sexyy Red, Moneybagg Yo, Latto, and Lil Yachty.

Fans React To Memphis Producer’s Death

Once The Shade Room shared the news of Tay Keith’s passing, the Roommates packed the comment section with reactions. Plenty of fans expressed shock, while others looked back on his legendary hits and shared heartfelt condolences.

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Instagram user @domslaps wrote, rest in peace legend.” 

Instagram user @prettychaoss__ wrote, The intro to all the best songs 💔💔 so young.” 

While Instagram user @secretlykiyah wrote, Every time I heard his name in a song, I knew it was gonna be good 💔” 

Then, Instagram user @spanish_sosa wrote, Tay Keith this one hard 😢” 

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Another Instagram user @buyackbeatz wrote, “TAY KEITH NOOOOOO.” 

Instagram user @chiraqhumor wrote,RIP 🕊️” 

Then another Instagram user @jefegabrielle wrote, This is insaneeeeee😢😢” 

While another Instagram user @kelvinirdgo wrote, Damn I know Sexyy Red probably going thru it right now. That was her main dog. They was hella close 😩😢” 

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Finally, Instagram user @maristfroze wrote, rip a real GOAT 🐐” 

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The Valley star Janet Caperna is a proud member of the LGBTQIA+ community, confirming during the latest episode of season 3 that she identifies as bisexual.

“Technically, when I’m not with Jason [Caperna], he’s like, ‘I don’t care if you hook up with girls,’” Janet, 36, told costar Zack Wickham of her husband during the cast’s Mexico trip, which aired on the Wednesday, June 17, episode of the reality TV series. “I’ve never acted on that though.”

Janet and Jason, 42, have been married since 2022, and the attorney has since clarified his comments.

“When we were dating, I said something like that,” he said on The Valley After Show, which aired later on Wednesday. “But it’s, like, if Janet were to hook up with a guy, that’s pretty much, probably gonna go toward, eventually, the demise of our relationship.”

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Paul Archuleta/Getty Images for The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Janet Caperna has no plans to join the ranks of The Valley stars who split after season 1 of the Bravo reality series. While chatting exclusively with Us Weekly at Sutton Stracke’s fashion show in Hollywood on Monday, July 22, Janet, 34, admitted that marriage troubles […]

Jason, however, said it would be “fine” if Janet kissed another woman.

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“If she were like, ‘Oh, I’ve been going out on a couple dates with this woman,’ I’d be like, ‘No, you’re not going on dates with this woman,’” he explained. “I could just as easily lose her to a woman as to a man. I don’t think she gets exactly what I meant.”

In a separate After Show confessional, Janet admitted that she likely “got it wrong” when she attempted to explain Jason’s comments to Zack, 36.

“I think I said, like, ‘Jason wouldn’t care if I was with a girl.’ I think he would care if I was with anybody,” she acknowledged. “So, just to be clear, there’s no, like, rule in place that I’m allowed to, like, be with women. I think it was more like, ‘Oh, like, you and Michelle [Saniei] had too many margaritas and, like, made out for a second in Mexico.”

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The Valley’s Janet and Jason Caperna aren’t afraid to mix reality TV and politics — even if they know not everyone is going to be a fan. “Jason and I are both very liberal people, and we’re very outspoken about politics and things like that,” Janet exclusively shared with Us Weekly while celebrating season 3 […]

Janet and Jason, who previously welcomed son Cameron in December 2023, have been candid about their marriage throughout their three-season tenure on Bravo’s The Valley. (The reality TV hit is a spinoff of Bravo’s Vanderpump Rules featuring former cast members Kristen Doute and Brittany Cartwright with their California-based friend group.)

Last season, Jason even raised eyebrows when he appeared to go out without wearing his wedding ring.

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“It’s tough because it’s not just a ring off. There’s definitely an implication there,” Jason exclusively told Us Weekly in April 2025. “When somebody says you take your ring off, it’s not like, ‘Oh, I forgot it’. It’s like I’m doing it to try to get girls or something as if I take it off and they just flock to me.”

He continued at the time, “People can be shady, but I am not one of those people. I would never do anything ever to jeopardize this lady right here is my wife and our son and the family we have.”

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Fans have been patiently waiting to hear from Jelly Roll and Bunnie XO since news of his divorce filing broke. So far, neither of them has spoken publicly about what led to their split, but that hasn’t stopped the internet from trying to connect every dot possible. Now, the speculation just got even messier as Bunnie teased her upcoming podcast episode while using some of Jelly Roll’s lyrics.

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Bunnie XO’s Song Choice has Fans Reading Between The Lines

Fans are scratching their heads after Bunnie XO dropped a new Instagram post on Wednesday, June 17. She didn’t say much in her caption — she just told fans a new episode of her podcast, Dumb Blonde Podcast,’ was on the way. Folks online said they were seated and waiting to see if she would finally address her divorce from Jelly Roll. But while everyone focused on that, some fans locked in on something else — she used one of Jelly Roll’s songs in the video. Bunnie even rapped along to the lyrics while she panned the camera over to her friends, who were enjoying a sushi date. Right now, she hasn’t explained the song choice, but fans quickly started asking if she was trolling or just teasing the tea she’s about to spill.

Bunnie’s Post Has Fans Reading Between The Lines

Fans instantly flooded Bunnie XO’s comment section with reactions. Some folks said the song choice had them confused, while others said they feel like they’re getting played.

Instagram user @korileverington wrote, I have never been more confused in my LIFE!!!! 🥲🤣” 

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Instagram user @frankiewithanee wrote,Hold tf up isn’t this a jelly song? I feel like they are playin all of us 😂” 

While Instagram user @caro_powell wrote, The song choice is chef’s kiss 🔥🔥🔥” 

Then Instagram user @lalalala_lauren_ wrote, I just know y’all are gonna break the Internet with this episode 😂❤️🙌” 

Instagram user @maksuds_ wrote,GIRL WTF IS GOIN ONNNNN.” 

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Another Instagram user @orlandriaharden wrote, WITH THE JELLY SONG I LOVE IT 🔥🔥” 

Instagram user @_srharris wrote, Waiting for the podcast 🧐😤 someone has explaining to do lmfao.” 

Then another Instagram user @el_chelpo wrote, I can’t tell if you’re being petty or a PR queen… either way I’m SAT.” 

While another Instagram user @logieeeee wrote, “Is this not jelly rapping?!? Just want this to be a bad dream 😭” 

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Finally, Instagram user @thefinestlina wrote, She’s using jelly’s song! I’m sooooo confused lol.” 

More Details About Jelly Roll & Bunnie’s Split

Bunnie’s latest upload marks the second video she’s recently shared amid her divorce from Jelly Roll. She recently posted a video on Instagram of herself singing along to Nickelback’s ‘How You Remind Me.’ Fans quickly packed the comments with love and praise for her single baddie era.

As The Shade Room previously reported, fans were shocked after news surfaced that Jelly Roll filed for divorce from Bunnie XO. TMZ was first to share the details, reporting that Jelly Roll filed the paperwork on May 18 and cited irreconcilable differences as the reason for their split. Bunnie and Jelly first met in 2015 and spent 10 years together.

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All 9 Black Sabbath Albums With Ozzy Osbourne, Ranked

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Reading about the life of Ozzy Osbourne is kind of bewildering, and sometimes disturbing (everyone knows about the bat, but he apparently also snorted a line of ants once… somehow). To stick with the music, though, he released some legendary stuff over his decades-spanning career, especially as the frontman of Black Sabbath, being the band’s lead vocalist throughout the 1970s, on their first eight albums.

There was one ninth Black Sabbath album with Osbourne, released in 2013, while different singers served the frontman role at other points in the band’s run (including Ronnie James Dio and Tony Martin). It’s also fair to say that most (though not all) of the band’s classic albums were done with Ozzy Osbourne, and him being the first lead singer in the band helps his name be synonymous with Black Sabbath, too. The following is a ranking of all nine studio albums Black Sabbath did with Osbourne as the lead vocalist, starting with a couple of misses and ending with some absolute classics of the whole heavy metal genre.

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‘Never Say Die’ (1978)

When Never Say Die kicks off, it doesn’t initially sound too bad, since the title track is up first, and it’s about as decent as the album gets. You don’t know that initially, though, or you probably don’t, if you’re just getting around to these less well-known Black Sabbath albums, like, today. It could happen. It could be someone’s reality, the one they’re a master of and stuff.

After “Never Say Die,” right at the start, things kind of fall apart. The album doesn’t really sound like Black Sabbath, and in hindsight, it doesn’t feel too surprising that Ozzy Osbourne pursued a solo career separate from the band after the release of this one (thankfully, he returned for one more studio album, plus some live shows later on). Since Heaven and Hell, the first Black Sabbath album without Osbourne, was genuinely very good (and a big improvement on the previous two albums), maybe it was for the best, at that time.

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‘Technical Ecstasy’ (1976)

The weirdness here starts – but certainly doesn’t end – with the album cover, because it’s anyone’s guess what’s going on there. Technical Ecstasy keeps feeling odd once you tear your eyes away from that cover long enough to engage the album with your ears. It’s the first slight miss Black Sabbath had, to be perfectly honest. Sure, Never Say Die missed a little more, but Technical Ecstasy was that first unfortunate misstep, and perhaps the first non-essential album of Black Sabbath’s, too.

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There are releases without Osbourne from the 1980s and 1990s that are technically Black Sabbath albums and are a little worse, but still, there’s just not much by way of reasons to spend time with Technical Ecstasy. The two longest songs here, “You Won’t Change Me” and “Dirty Women,” aren’t bad, but everything else is surprisingly forgettable. There isn’t a ton of passion or life here, which is odd when you consider how good the first six Black Sabbath albums were.

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’13’ (2013)

You know, it’s better than you might expect, or than you might fear. 13 is, unsurprisingly, not as good as the classic Black Sabbath albums Ozzy Osbourne was a part of, and they are going to be gotten to momentarily, but it’s good that 13 exists to stop those other two albums from being the last official ones with Osbourne. It’s a way of ending things on a comparable high, albeit not a high for the band’s overall discography, by any means.

It’s familiar territory, for the band. They sound a bit like they’re playing the hits, even if they’re not technically hits, and are instead songs that just sound recognizably Black Sabbath in nature. If you like the band’s ‘70s output, you will find things to generally like here, but if you’re after things you’ll actually love, that’s not guaranteed, by any means. There isn’t much to be truly wowed by with 13, but again, it not sounding too bad overall is definitely something. And it’s worth listening to over Technical Ecstasy and Never Say Die, for what that might be worth.

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‘Sabotage’ (1975)

Like Technical Ecstasy, the cover of Sabotage is perhaps a little iffy, but unlike Technical Ecstasy, Sabotage is a pretty good album overall. It was the sixth album Black Sabbath released, and so if you look at its placement here, and notice it’s #6, that kind of suggests it was the weakest Black Sabbath album at that point in the band’s history. Like, that’s technically true.

The album itself is not weak, though, with the first half being especially strong, comprising “Hole in the Sky,” “Symptom of the Universe,” and “Megalomania,” with the last of those songs being almost 10 minutes long, because Black Sabbath just could, one assumes (the second track here, “Don’t Start (Too Late)” is more of an interlude than a real song, since it’s so short). If anything, Sabotage could’ve benefited from having its best songs spread out a little more, because the second half, while not terrible by any means, doesn’t quite have the same impact as the first half. It’s not a deal-breaker, and Sabotage is still good even with that notable imperfection.

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‘Vol. 4’ (1972)

Unsurprisingly, Vol. 4 is the fourth Black Sabbath album, but it just misses out on being the fourth-best overall. Sorry. Compared to Sabotage, it’s an improvement in the sense that the best songs here are all spread out a little more. It’s like Born to Run by Bruce Springsteen, honestly, with the evenness of its distribution, starting with the fact that the opening and closing tracks here (“Wheels of Confusion” and “Under the Sun,” respectively) are both highlights.

And then rounding out the first side of the album, you’ve got “Supernaut,” right before the second side of the album gets kicked off in style, thanks to “Snowblind.” Those songs are all great, while just about every other song is at least pretty good… except for the strange “FX,” which is a little too long to be just an interlude, and is technically the album’s fourth song. That fourth song on Vol. 4 could’ve probably been cut, truth be told. It doesn’t add much, but otherwise, this is essential Black Sabbath.

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‘Sabbath Bloody Sabbath’ (1973)

And now here’s the fifth Black Sabbath album, which was not called “Vol. 5,” and was instead given the pretty great name of Sabbath Bloody Sabbath. Again, it has to be acknowledged that it would’ve felt nice to put album #5 at #5, and Vol. 4 and #4, but Sabbath Bloody Sabbath is just a little better than the album that preceded it. For starters, it helps that there are no goofy interludes blown up to the length of a full-on song (or something close to full-length) here.

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It’s eight decently lengthy songs, with even the shortest ones exceeding four minutes, and a couple of the longest ones being around the six-minute mark. Everything has room to breathe on Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, and the result is a well-balanced and very consistent album. Highlights don’t jump out quite as much, because of this, but there is still that title track which probably shines the brightest (which is saying quite a lot, since everything here, to some extent, shines).

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‘Black Sabbath’ (1970)

Black Sabbath introduced themselves to the world with an album called Black Sabbath, and the very first song on that debut album was “Black Sabbath.” It’s like, how much more Black can the Sabbath get? (The answer is none. None more Black). No, but seriously, it’s an incredible opening statement from the band as they open their first album. The band’s overall energy and feel are set perfectly right from the start.

Funnily enough, it’s not even the best Black Sabbath album of 1970, just because this year had them at such a creative peak, they went ahead and released another all-time classic rock/metal album later that year. Black Sabbath, as in the album, is pretty much just as essential, though, and almost as good. If you’re looking for highlights beyond the title track, you’ve also got “N.I.B.” and “The Wizard,” but honestly, you can’t really go wrong with any of the seven songs found on this debut studio album.

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‘Master of Reality’ (1971)

Black Sabbath didn’t waste any time with their third album, Master of Reality, following on from the first two albums of theirs which both dropped in 1970. The momentum was maintained, to say the least, with these first three Black Sabbath albums ultimately being their three best, with Master of Reality being a good one to pick as your favorite if you’re worried about making too obvious a pick… but hey, the obvious pick was picked here. You don’t have to scroll very far now to see that confirmed.

Anyway, Master of Reality is a little shorter than most of the classic Black Sabbath albums, at just over 34 minutes all up, but it keeps most of the songs fairly long, with two of its eight tracks being interludes, and the rest exceeding five minutes in length. “Sweet Leaf” feels like it might represent the album peaking early, as the first song here, but then you’ve got “Children of the Grave” at the halfway point, and “Into the Void” at the very end, to cast doubt on that whole idea. It’s paced and sequenced well throughout, and has well and truly earned its status as a classic (not to mention influential) metal album.

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‘Paranoid’ (1970)

This is the one. This is the album that you can play for people who don’t think they like metal, and convince them to at least like some metal, or this metal. Paranoid is a defining heavy metal album, you know? Maybe it’s the heavy metal album, very much satisfying as a hard rock album, too. Perhaps therein lies its appeal and approachability, because there is super immediate and instantly attention-grabbing songwriting on offer here.

You get it from the very start, with “War Pigs,” and then the second track, “Paranoid,” is potentially even better, or at least even snappier/more immediate. From there, it’s pretty much non-stop greatness. Almost every song here is worth a shout-out, with even the strange and quiet tracks here playing a role in the flow of the overall album. Paranoid is basically perfect, and an album that pretty much refuses to get old, even if it is technically kind of old, having existed for more than 55 years at this point. Here’s to it sounding just as good 55 decades from now, too.

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Ellen DeGeneres and her wife, Portia de Rossi, made a rare appearance together at one of Harry Styles’ concerts.

DeGeneres, 68, took to Instagram on Wednesday, June 17, to share a selfie with de Rossi, 53, beaming at Styles’ Together, Together tour at Wembley Stadium in England. DeGeneres and de Rossi pressed their heads together and smiled for the camera with Styles, 32, performing in the background.

“@HarryStyles tonight at Wembley. Amazing as always,” the former talk show host captioned the post.

Fans gushed over the pair’s rare public outing in the comments section.

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“You two look adorable 😍 have fun at the concert. ❤️,” one wrote, while another added, “Awe good pic of you and Portia! Enjoy seeing Harry Styles! ❤️.” A fan account also gushed, “The amount of love we have for you two is unreal. 🥹❤️ A selfie from you both instantly made our day.”

DeGeneres’ post comes after she moved to the U.K. countryside in 2024. One year later, she opened up about her decision to leave the U.S. following President Donald Trump’s reelection during a live conversation with broadcaster Richard Bacon.

“We got here the day before the election and woke up to lots of texts from our friends with crying emojis, and I was like, ‘He got in,’” DeGeneres recalled of Trump, 80, winning the election. “And we’re like, ‘We’re staying here.’”

She gushed that the countryside is “absolutely beautiful.”

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“We’re just not used to seeing this kind of beauty,” she said. “The villages and the towns and the architecture — everything you see is charming and it’s just a simpler way of life. It’s clean. Everything here is just better — the way animals are treated, and people are polite. I just love it here.”

DeGeneres added, “We moved here in November, which was not the ideal time, but I saw snow for the first time in my life. We love it here. Portia flew her horses here, and I have chickens, and we had sheep for about two weeks.”

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In February, a source confirmed to Us Weekly that the couple purchased a $27.4 million home in Montecito, California, but were not planning to live there full-time.

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“They are still planning to live full-time in the U.K. but will spend a few months of the year in Montecito,” the insider told Us.

DeGeneres and de Rossi tied the knot in 2008.

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Roomies, even the biggest stars have those moments when nerves kick in at the worst possible time. And this week, Tems found herself going viral for an unexpected reason while sharing a moment involving Sasha Obama during a major public event. What started as a sweet shoutout quickly had social media doing a double take—and Tems eventually stepped in to clear the air herself.

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Tems Accidentally Calls Sasha Obama The Wrong Name

During her performance at the grand opening of the Obama Presidential Center, Tems paused to acknowledge Sasha Obama in the crowd. However, instead of calling her Sasha, the Grammy-winning singer accidentally referred to her as “Sandra,” instantly sparking reactions online. The mix-up quickly made its rounds across social media, with fans pointing out the awkward but relatable moment.

Not Tems Issuing A Public Apology Right After

Not long after, Tems addressed the viral slip-up on X and blamed it on a case of nerves. “Lord knows I was nervous! please forgive me!!! 😭😭😭😭😭😭,” she wrote, offering a lighthearted apology after the moment took off online. While many fans found the mistake harmless and humorous, others couldn’t help but laugh at how quickly the internet caught it.

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Sasha & Malia Obama Had The Girls Taking Notes

Roomies, one thing about Sasha and Malia Obama? They’re going to have the internet talking every time they pop out. The sisters made a rare public appearance on Thursday at the grand opening of the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago, joining their parents, Barack and Michelle Obama, for the major celebration. Nearly a decade after leaving the White House, Sasha and Malia effortlessly grabbed attention as they stepped on stage alongside their parents, reminding folks that they continue to be fan favorites whenever they make a public appearance.

And let’s get into the looks! Sasha stepped out in a chic off-white fit cinched at the waist with a belt that had us saying, “Waist where?!” while her flawless glam gave full “I’m ready for my close-up” energy. Meanwhile, Malia pulled up with her signature auburn braids and a plunging blazer look that had us ready to ask, “Sis, are you selling your clothes on Depop anytime soon?” Because baby, the Obama girls understood the assignment. And, you already know Instagram was having a field day over Sasha and Malia Obama’s looks:

One Instagram user @emilycandylillian_morgan said, “The daughters are just tea 😍😍😍”

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This Instagram user @jerzeyboi2 added, “The Obama daughters, wow 😍❤️❤️”

And, Instagram user @trevorjarod commented, “Sasha 😍”

Then Instagram user @quianashonte claimed, “Major ❤️❤️❤️❤️”

And let’s not forget X users going UP:

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Inside RHONJ’s ‘New Dynamic’ After Season 15 Cast Shakeup

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The Real Housewives of New Jersey’s upcoming season will bring the drama — but sans the toxicity that has plagued past seasons.

“There was so much drama the last few years that producers want the OG cast to settle in with the new cast,” a source close to production exclusively shares with Us Weekly. “It has been far less toxic than previous seasons.”

While much of season 15 remains top secret for now, Bravo previously confirmed that Melissa Gorga, Dolores Catania and Teresa Giudice would be returning to the reality show.

New, additional faces are expected to be announced by the network at a later date.

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“Melissa, Dolores and Teresa are really enjoying the new dynamic, delivering great personal stories and the larger group is bonding over real-life family situations,” the source explains. “The season so far is full of fun, sisterhood, emotion, comedy and drama.”

During season 14, which concluded airing in August 2024, the cast was divided as Melissa and Teresa’s family feud took center stage. After the duo privately reconciled at the end of 2025, sources close to production tell Us that the vibe is lighter on set.

“Melissa, Dolores and Teresa are being very nice and welcoming to the new ladies,” the source shares.

Us has reached out to Bravo for comment.

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Teresa Giudice, Dolores Catania, and Melissa Gorga.
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Last month, Dolores, 55, was asked about her experience filming with Teresa, 54, and Melissa, 47, after their public feud came to an end.

At the time, The Traitors alum said she noticed a palpable, positive difference between the pair.

“I’ve seen them together,” Dolores said on the May 19 episode of SiriusXM’s The John Hill Show. “It seems very peaceful and sincere and I support it and it’s what I’ve always wanted for them.”

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Melissa also expressed optimism when she spoke with Us before filming officially started back up.

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“I’m excited. I’m actually happy about all the change, everything that’s new,” the Let’s Sprinkle by MG founder explained at the Vulture Reality Masterminds Celebration on May 7. “I’m gonna miss my girls so much, the ones who aren’t coming back, but I love a little freshening up.”

A premiere date for The Real Housewives of New Jersey season 15 has yet to be announced. Fans can catch up on old seasons anytime on Peacock.

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