Lulus Wedding Guest Dresses Under $50 Look Far Pricier
Wedding season has a familiar little scam: the invitation says “cocktail attire,” and suddenly one afternoon requires a new dress, shoes, accessories and the emotional stamina to pretend it was all planned. E! News is pointing shoppers toward Lulus styles that look more expensive than their price tags, with every featured wedding guest dress listed under $50 in the outlet’s roundup.
The useful hook is not simply that the dresses are affordable. The selections are framed as occasion-ready pieces with a more elevated finish, giving shoppers a way to meet the dress code without treating one Saturday night like a financial event. That makes the list especially practical for guests juggling multiple weddings, travel costs or a wardrobe that has already seen the same three dresses in every possible photo.
There is one important asterisk: this is tied to Lulus’ early Labor Day sale, so the under-$50 pricing is sale-dependent rather than a permanent promise. E! News is the source for both the shopping roundup and its price framing; the supplied coverage does not provide independent confirmation of individual item availability or how long the discounts will last.
The wider story cluster also includes E! News coverage of Nate Berkus-approved home finds discounted for Labor Day, reinforcing the editorial lane here: seasonal sale shopping dressed up as celebrity-adjacent lifestyle guidance. In this case, the strongest value is straightforward. Readers get a tightly defined budget, a specific occasion and a reminder to check the price before falling in love with a look that may have already moved out of the sale window.
Bad Bunny Scores First Emmy as Super Bowl Show Dominates
Bad Bunny now has an Emmy to go with his already formidable collection of cultural milestones. The Puerto Rican entertainer, whose name is Benito Martinez, won his first television academy award during the opening night of the 2026 Creative Arts Emmy Awards on September 5 in Los Angeles.
According to Just Jared, with Variety separately corroborating the result, Bad Bunny won Outstanding Variety Special (Live) as a producer of “The Apple Music Super Bowl LX Halftime Show Starring Bad Bunny.” He also performed in the show, giving him a stake in the win both in front of the cameras and on the production side. He was not at the ceremony.
The halftime spectacular did not merely take home one trophy and call it a night. It won seven of the nine categories in which it was nominated, including music direction, choreography, sound mixing, lighting design, technical direction and camerawork, and directing. That spread matters: the Emmy haul recognizes the full machinery behind the performance, not just its headline star.
The winning team included choreographers Charm La’Donna and Karina Ortiz, director Hamish Hamilton, and music director Miguel Gandelman. Jay-Z also added to his Emmy résumé as an executive producer, earning his second win in the live-variety category. Several members of the creative team attended and collected the hardware even though Bad Bunny stayed away.
That makes this a particularly strong first Emmy for the musician. A single performer win can be a nice piece of awards-season jewelry; seven victories across performance production and technical craft suggest the show was treated as a full-scale television production rather than a celebrity cameo with pyrotechnics attached. The result also gives Bad Bunny a producing credit with real awards weight, not just a name on the poster.
BAD GOSS assessment: this one is solid. The win is confirmed by multiple entertainment outlets, and the unusually broad sweep gives the story more substance than a routine celebrity trophy announcement.
Kim and Kanye Show Up for North’s Chicago Debut
North West’s first headlining concert had a very recognizable audience: Kim Kardashian and Kanye West were both reportedly at The Vic Theatre in Chicago on Saturday, September 5, to support their 13-year-old daughter. The former couple attended the same show but sat on opposite sides of the venue, according to video shared on Instagram and coverage from Just Jared.
That seating arrangement is the detail guaranteed to inspire a thousand overconfident theories, but there is no reported explanation that turns it into anything more than careful co-parenting logistics. Kim shared clips from the performance on her Instagram Story, offering her own public show of support rather than leaving the family appearance to audience footage alone.
The concert also landed during a particularly busy Chicago stretch for both parents. Earlier that day, Kim posted from her SKIMS store in the city. Kanye, meanwhile, had performed at Soldier Field on the two nights immediately before North’s show, making this a compact family-and-work weekend with a distinctly Chicago setting.
For North, the solo booking comes after an August co-headlining tour with Molly Santana was canceled. North said she had been excited about the tour and was disappointed it would not happen, while teasing that she had something else planned. This concert appears to have been that next move, although the supplied coverage does not establish whether it was connected to the canceled tour.
North has been clear that music is not merely a famous-family side quest. In a recent Dazed interview, she described it as her hobby and the work she wants to pursue, calling performing “fun, relieving and exciting.” A first headlining show, attended by both parents despite their separate seating, gives that ambition a more concrete stage—and gives the family’s public-watchers a fresh seating chart to obsess over.