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We're not far away from the Full Moon, which is the next phase of the lunar cycle.

The lunar cycle is a series of eight unique phases of the moon's visibility. The whole cycle takes about 29.5 days, according to NASA, and these different phases happen as the Sun lights up different parts of the moon whilst it orbits Earth. 

So, let's see what's happening with the moon tonight, Sept. 3.

What is today

• Niche ranked the best party colleges in the US using student data about party culture on campus.
• The University of California — Santa Barbara took the top spot for 2026.
• Schools in this list are often known for their large Greek life scenes and sports fanbases.

College can be a life-changing

Instagram has, mercifully, made an iPad app some 15 years after both the tablet and social media site launched.

You can download the app now, and there are some significant differences between the iPhone and iPad experience. Most notably, the iPad app takes users directly to Reels. It makes some sense, considering you might prefer to watch video content on a bigger screen.

Other features will feel

• Unilever's CEO says he is looking to replace up to a quarter of the company's top 200 leaders.
• The global consumer brand conglomerate has already cut roughly 18% of its white collar workforce.
• "We have absolute accountability now in the company,"

• Taylor Swift has never performed at a Super Bowl halftime show.
• However, her relationship with Travis Kelce has led people to wonder if she will in the future.
• Swift has reportedly turned down the offer before, due to her Eras Tour and rerecording project.

Taylor Swift seems like a no

• Iconic skylines are one way to immediately identify some cities.
• Some looming skyscrapers haven't stood the test of time, ending up abandoned or incomplete.
• Cities must figure out what to do with the structures, and the cost of revitalization can be huge.

In some cities, the tallest buildings fall short.

Towering skyscrapers often create a

• Jeffrey Epstein accusers are considering making their own "Epstein list" amid government inaction.
• Accuser Lisa Phillips said she won't make it public, but lawyers say victims will help