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Shake Shack is offering a modern take on classic sundaes with the introduction of the new Strawberry Shortcake Sundae and Shack Attack Sundae at select test locations.

Both new sundaes start with cake, layered with Shake Shack’s frozen custard and toppings, plus a mini waffle cone.

Here’s a closer look at the new sundaes:

• Strawberry Shortcake Sundae: House-made vanilla frozen custard scooped onto vanilla sponge cake with real strawberry sauce, rainbow sprinkles, whipped cream, topped with a cherry and mini waffle cone.
• Shack Attack Sundae: House-made chocolate frozen custard scooped onto dark chocolate cake with fudge sauce, brownie chunks, whipped cream, topped with brownie crunch and a mini waffle cone.

Super Bowl LVIII was a thriller from the start.

After securing the largest comeback win in a championship game in NFL history, Brock Purdy, Christian McCaffrey and the San Francisco 49ers took on Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce and the red-hot Kansas City Chiefs at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas.

Both teams played stingy defense, and that’s what dominated the game. In fact, it took the Chiefs until late in the third quarter to score a touchdown, and it took the recovery of a muffed punt to set it up. 

The game ultimately went to overtime with the Chiefs pulling out a 25-22 victory.

Entenmann’s offers a new twist on an old-fashioned donut with the introduction of new Donut Cakes.

Baked Donut Cakes are old-fashioned style donuts available in two flavors, Cinnamon & Sugar and Double Chocolate Chip.

• Cinnamon and Sugar Donut Cakes feature baked, moist golden cake donuts made with real cinnamon and just the right amount of sugar on the outside.
• Double Chocolate Chip Donut Cakes features baked, moist cake donuts made with real chocolate.

Entenmann’s Donut Cakes are available in boxes of six and are individually wrapped for freshness and on the go convenience.

You can find Donut Cakes now on the shelves of select retailers nationwide.

WWE Founder Vince McMahon Resigns

Patrick Roy is the new coach of the New York Islanders, hired Saturday in a stunning midseason change behind the bench that came with the firing of Lane Lambert.

President of hockey operations and general manager Lou Lamoriello announced the move to dismiss Lambert and bring in Roy, who hasn’t coached in the NHL in nearly a decade. Roy has been mentioned in consideration for several vacancies since and now gets a second chance.

“Watching our team play, I felt that the inconsistency that has been going on for some period of time was not going to end,” Lamoriello said on a video call with reporters. “When I had the opportunity to meet with Patrick recently, I felt that this was the best for our organization to go forward.”

The Islanders have lost four games in a row and six of seven to fall out of a playoff spot. Lamoriello, 81, said he made the move because he still believes his team can contend and earn a spot in the Eastern Conference playoff race.