As more and more brands launch health-focused drinks—flavored waters, teas, kombucha, coconut water, and on and on—traditional soda brands are modifying their drinks to be slightly healthier, too. Pepsi announced today a line of new flavors that combine soda with a splash of real fruit juice. The fruity sodas will be sold by retailers nationwide for a limited time only, starting today and staying through June 14. There are three new flavors in the line-up: berry, mango, and lime.

Unlike the massive fuss and year-long planning that went into the drop of Ben & Jerry's snackable cookie dough, the brand's two newest flavors sort of just appeared in stores recently—no pomp and circumstance. Don't go running to your nearest scoop shop to find them, though. Walmart got the exclusive. Red, White & Blueberry and Ice Cream Sammie are like summer in a pint. The first is a swirl of blueberry, raspberry, and vanilla ice cream, with strawberries and shortbread pieces.

Target sees your love of Mrs. Meyers hand soap and raises it: Just in time for Earth Day, they dropped a full line of natural home and cleaning products. The very aesthetically pleasing Everspring line rolled out online and in stores Monday, April 22 with dozens of different products from cleaning wipes to dish detergent to candles. More items will continue to be added to the line throughout the year.

With all the news and excitement around the forthcoming launch of Disney's streaming service Disney+, it's been easy to overlook some of the specifics. One of those specifics was the announcement of Be Our Guest, a cooking show that'll live on the future platform and will be hosted by none other than The Office's Angela Kinsey. Per Variety, the new show will invite "families from diverse backgrounds to join a Disney-inspired cooking competition at Walt Disney World.

Let's talk about Easter candy. It's not exactly the best for your teeth. The good news: Not all candy is created equal! Thankfully, there are some that are better than others, and the dentists at Aspen Dental are here to help us all decipher what's what. They've ranked some popular Easter candies by category: best, not so bad, and worst.

Alright guys, big statement: The Jonas Brothers are kinda just like us. Sometimes. Occasionally. Like other siblings going through big life events, they're learning from each other's wedding mistakes. And while some are less relatable than others—having one or two ceremonies versus, oh, say, six—the latest lesson is actually extremely practical: BUY ENOUGH BEER. In Joe's case, enough Coors Light.

People LOVE Reese's Peanut Butter Easter Eggs—some say they have the perfect ratio of chocolate to peanut butter. So when supplies run out after Easter, it's a long wait 'til the following spring when you can find them in stores again. To keep some people from being disappointed, Reese's is making sure Reese's Eggs are around a little bit longer this year.

Craving chicken tenders after hours? Welp, McDonald's can't help. The iconic fast food chain announced plans to pare down its Late Night Menu offerings and a number of a favorites are sadly on the chopping block. According to leaked documents obtained by Business Insider, beginning April 30 Micky D's is eliminating its Signature Crafted Recipes, Artisan Grilled Chicken Sandwiches, Buttermilk Crispy Chicken Tenders and Sandwiches, Filet-O-Fish, and premium salads between the 12 a.m. and 5 a.m.

Mars Wrigley, aka the folks responsible for M&M's, Twix, Snickers, and so many more candy aisle faves, is hiring interns, and the gig is a dream. The eight to 12 week program is not only fully paid, but also comes with a signing bonus of one year's worth of candy. The confectionary is on the hunt for candidates with a "big heart, boundless imagination, and unwavering commitment to making life in their community just a little bit sweeter.

There are no fewer than a dozen reasons to love Trader Joe's: The Hawaiian shirts! The orange chicken! The always-low prices! But chief among them might just be the store's return policy. "We tried it, we liked it. If you don't, bring it back for a full refund." That sign—or some slight variation—is painted on the wall in most Trader Joe's stores, and it holds up. If you don't like something you buy, or it's defective in some way, you can bring it back for a full refund.