The NBA season is here, though it felt like it never went away.

The NBA has turned into a year-long league, and this offseason was one of the wildest in league history.

Here are just a few players who changed teams from June to September: Kyrie Irving, Paul George, Carmelo Anthony, Chris Paul, Jimmy Butler, Gordon Hayward, Isaiah Thomas, Dwight Howard, Paul Millsap.

The league looks much different now than it did just three months ago, but in our eyes, one team still stands atop.

With training camps upon us, take a look at where each team stands.

30. Phoenix Suns

Last year: 24-58, 15th in West

Biggest additions: Drafted Josh Jackson

Biggest losses: Leandro Barbosa

One thing to know: Adding the versatile, athletic, defensive-minded Jackson gives the Suns a promising prospect to pair with high-scoring guard Devin Booker. Development from Marquese Chriss or Dragan Bender would be a nice bonus, but if nothing else, the Suns seem on track to have a shot at the No. 1 pick in next year's draft.

29. Chicago Bulls

Last year: 41-41, 8th in East

Biggest additions: Traded for Zach LaVine, Kris Dunn; drafted Lauri Markkanen

Biggest losses: Jimmy Butler, Rajon Rondo, Michael Carter-Williams

One thing to know: The Bulls went into full rebuilding mode by trading Butler for LaVine, Dunn, and the pick that became Markkanen and then buying out Dwyane Wade. It may be a long year in Chicago.

28. Indiana Pacers

Last year: 42-40, 7th in East

Biggest additions: Traded for Victor Oladipo, Domantas Sabonis, Cory Joseph; signed Darren Collison

Biggest losses: Paul George, Jeff Teague

One thing to know: If there's one positive to the Pacers' seemingly underwhelming return for Paul George it's that it gives them the chance to unleash Myles Turner. The third-year big man could be in line for an All-Star level season as a small-ball, rim-protecting, floor-spreading center.

Tiny homes are all the rage these days — they're cheap, better for the environment, and undoubtedly adorable.

But treehouses take the tiny home trend to new heights.

If you're craving nature and want to connect to your childhood roots, a treehouse is the ideal option. Unlike the days of your youth, however, treehouses are no longer rickety structures meant for parental escape: today's treehouse can be as modern as it is whimsical. 

Here are 35 of the most incredible homes around the world that you won't believe aren't on solid ground.

Playa Viva in Guerrero, Mexico

This treehouse at Playa Viva sits high above white sandy beaches, and includes a king sized bed, private bathroom, a lounge area with a hammock, and unobstructed ocean views.

Bisate Lodge in Volcanoes, Rwanda

Bisate Lodge is located inside an eroded volcanic cone. The lodge includes six nest-like treehouses, each featuring its own living room, en-suite bedroom, and stone fireplace, along with views of rural Rwanda and Mount Bisoke.

Secluded Intown Treehouse in Atlanta, Georgia

Atlanta's "Secluded Intown Treehouse" is the most popular Airbnb property in the world. The dreamy treehouse has a bedroom, living room, and a deck, all connected by rope bridges.

A Tesla dealership in Austin, Texas just delivered its first Model 3 — and the occasion allowed us to get a glimpse of the Model 3's new touchscreen display.

The display is more important than ever before as Tesla got rid of the instrument cluster for its newest vehicle. That means owners will rely solely on the display to do everything from turning on music to adjusting the side view mirrors.

The video is courtesy of Reddit user DrunkD on r/teslamotors. The news was first reported by Jalopnik.

Scroll down for a closer look at how it works:

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Here's a look at Tesla's default display menu, which is activated when you click the car icon in the lower left corner. It allows you to adjust the screen's brightness, side view mirrors, and steering wheel. You can also turn on the sedan's lights.

The touchscreen displays a lot of information in a minimalist fashion. The speed limit outside, for example, is displayed just below the battery icon.

Touch the car icon again and it will bring up the navigation map as well as the ability to turn on the windshield wipers. You can adjust the wiper's speed using the lever below the "on" button. You can also activate the spray using the button next to the "fast" option.

Sure, Hudson Valley and the Hamptons are easy go-tos for New Yorkers. But if you're looking for an off-the-beaten-path trip, we suggest you set your sights a bit further north. From an ultra-luxe lakefront estate to an idyllic New England village, these are the secret upstate getaways to see this fall.

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Letchworth State Park

When you picture the Grand Canyon, you probably imagine the arid cliffs of Arizona’s most famous national park. But just an hour outside Buffalo, you'll find New York's own "Grand Canyon of the East."

Letchworth State Park encompasses 14,000 acres along the Genesee River, which thunders at the base of a gorge. Here, 66 miles of hiking trails and scenic overlooks provide breathtaking views of the three main waterfalls — the largest of which flows over a 600-foot cliff. 

For the best bird's-eye view, plan a hot air balloon ride over the gorge to take in the fall foliage. Then, at the end of the evening, curl up by the fireplace at the cozy Glen Iris Inn, a bucolic 19th-century country estate that sits on the edge of the ridge.

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• Trader Joe's offers plenty of chocolate treats that are both delicious and affordable.
• Some of the cheapest include the Golden Spice Milk Chocolate Bar and the Birthday Cake Bar.
• The Mini Milk Chocolate Peanut Butter Cups are also a must-try.

College is a crucial time when it comes to your mental and physical health. For me, chocolate tends to be the cure for stressful days, and caffeinated chocolate in particular is my number one pick for late study nights. But sometimes I just can't afford an Awake bar or a Starbucks latte. Perhaps you're in the same boat. What if I told you that there is a wonderful place where you can find both delicious and affordable chocolate treats? Well don't worry, there is: Trader Joe's. Trader Joe's chocolate is the most delicious around, and these 10 treats are some of its best.

1. The Dark Chocolate Lover's Chocolate Bar

If you're madly in love with dark chocolate, this one is for you. The bar is 85% cacao and is only $1.49 for 2 bars!

2. Dark Chocolate with Almonds

Perhaps you're looking for something a little salty? Delicious Belgian chocolate is combined with almonds to create a highly delicious bar. Get a 3-pack for only $1.79.

3. Chocolate Coconut Almonds

An almond covered with coconut, covered with chocolate? What could be better? Get a 12 oz tub for $4.99.

In just three years on the PGA Tour, 24-year-old Justin Thomas has already accomplished more than most professional golfers ever do.

On Sunday, Thomas shot a solid 66 to finish alone in second place at the Tour Championship, the final event in the PGA Tour's race to the FedEx Cup. While his score wasn't good enough to win the tournament, Thomas got enough points to take the Cup, as well as the $10 million bonus that comes with it.

That wasn't the only highlight of his season, which featured a whopping five victories and a couple of truly historic rounds.

Golf fanatics already knew what to expect from the hugely talented Thomas, but more casual followers will want to know more about the latest arrival to the world's elite stage. Check out these facts on Thomas' luxurious life and fast-developing career.

Thomas won the $10 million FedEx Cup on Sunday, becoming one of the youngest players ever to take the PGA Tour's season-long competition.

Rookie Xander Schauffele won the actual tournament, the Tour Championship, but Thomas had enough points to win the Cup anyway. He birdied two of the final three holes to move within one stroke of the winning score.

Thomas worked his way into winning position with a postseason victory at the Dell Technologies Championship over Labor Day weekend.

"The Princess Bride" celebrated its thirtieth anniversary Monday. 

Since its release, Buttercup and Westley's love story has cemented itself into pop culture, and has become known for its bounty of hilarious and memorable lines. 

Any fan of the cult classic will find it impossible not to think immediately of Vizzini when the word "inconceivable" is uttered, or be reminded instantly of Westley when the phrase "as you wish" is said.

In honor of "The Princess Bride's" thirtieth anniversary we've put together a list of the best quotes from the film. 

Here are the 17 best quotes from "The Princess Bride":

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1. "A book?"

The Grandson: A book?

Grandpa: In my day, television was called 'a book.'

2. "As you wish."

Grandpa: Nothing gave Buttercup as much pleasure as ordering Westley around.

Buttercup: Farm boy, polish my horse's saddle. I want to see my face shining in it by morning.

Westley: As you wish.

Grandpa:"As you wish" was all he ever said to her.

Buttercup: Farm boy, fill these with water - please.

Westley: As you wish.

Grandpa: That day, she was amazed to discover that when he was saying "As you wish," what he meant was, "I love you." And even more amazing was the day she realized she truly loved him back.

Buttercup: Farm boy ... fetch me that pitcher.

Westley: As you wish.

3. "Anybody want a peanut?"

Inigo Montoya: That Vizzini, he can fuss.

Fezzik: Fuss, fuss … I think he like to scream at us.

Inigo Montoya: Probably he means no harm.

Fezzik: He’s really very short on charm.

Inigo Montoya: You have a great gift for rhyme.

Fezzik: Yes, yes, some of the time.

Vizzini: Enough of that.

Inigo Montoya: Fezzik, are there rocks ahead?

Fezzik: If there are, we all be dead.

Vizzini: No more rhymes now, I mean it.

Fezzik: Anybody want a peanut?

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• We all know that America runs on Dunkin' Donuts.
• And for doughnut lovers, it's hard to narrow down which sweet dessert is the cream of the crop.
• We did the hard work for you and ranked the best doughnuts that Dunkin' Donuts has to offer. 

Whenever classes have you present a "fun fact" the first day, I always revert to the fact that I have been going to Dunkin' Donuts with my dad every Sunday since I was three years old. What an age to introduce a kid to donuts (he got me hooked young). 

Even though I tend to stay loyal to my Strawberry Sprinkled donut, I have tried every single one on the menu—the Seasonal Pumpkin Donut, Spring Festive Donut, NY Rangers Donut—you name it, I've tried it. I am honestly very surprised that I'm not a rolling ball of dough at this point. With years of donut-eating experience, I figured it was about time I ranked the best donuts Dunkin' Donuts has. 

10. Powdered sugar

The Powdered Sugar is a classic donut that everyone has had at least once in their lifetime. This donut is very sweet and adds a bit of pizazz to the classic cake donut. Your fingers and hands will be messy after eating, but it is so worth it. 

9. Vanilla frosting with sprinkles

This is the donut that I used to eye as a young child. My dad would let me have this one because it wasn't a chocolate overload, and had just the right amount of sweetness. As for the older crowd, this is the donut of choice for those people who favor vanilla. 

8. Boston Kreme

The Boston Kreme is a Massachusetts favorite and one of the best filled donuts here. The creamy custard paired with chocolate frosting is a power couple that rivals Kim and Kanye.

The first two weeks of the NFL season were light on excitement, but that wasn't a problem in Week 3.

With eight games decided by seven points or less and a wave of national anthem protests across the league, fans had every reason to stay glued to their television screens on Sunday. With so much going on, fantasy football almost felt like an afterthought, but the weekend still offered plenty of twists and turns that could affect your league going forward.

Below, check out 10 names you should consider adding to your fantasy roster for Week 4.

Wendell Smallwood, RB

Team: Philadelphia Eagles

Week 3 stats: 71 rushing yards, 9 receiving yards, 1 reception

One thing to know: Thanks to a season-ending injury to Darren Sproles, Smallwood rushed 12 times during Sunday's game, nearly doubling his total from the first two weeks. While starting running back LeGarrette Blount appears to be back in Doug Pederson's good graces after a 67-yard performance, Smallwood will still receive plenty of opportunities.

Sterling Shepard, WR

Team: New York Giants

Week 3 stats: 133 yards, 7 receptions, 1 touchdown

One thing to know: The Giants offense finally came alive on Sunday, and while Odell Beckham generated a lot of value with his pair of touchdown catches, Shepard was the most prolific receiver on the field. The Oklahoma native has caught over 70% of his targets this season.

Jamaal Charles, RB

Team: Denver Broncos

Week 3 stats: 56 rushing yards, 1 receiving yard, 1 reception, 1 touchdown

One thing to know: His All-Pro days may be behind him, but Charles remains a useful option for fantasy managers, especially given C.J. Anderson's longtime penchant for inconsistency. The former Chief went on a 12-yard run to score the Broncos' only touchdown on Sunday.

• German Chancellor Angela Merkel just won another term in office.

• Before she entered the political realm, she had a successful career as a scientist.

• At one point, the Stasi — East Germany's secret police — attempted unsuccessfully to recruit Merkel.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel won her fourth term in office Sunday, further solidifying her position as the de facto leader of Europe.

Some observers are even calling her the new leader of the Free World.

Merkel has become a fixture in the international leadership scene, having helmed her country since 2005. However, long before her foray into politics, she worked in an entirely different field. The German Chancellor has a PhD in quantum chemistry and was once a scientist in East Germany.

Here's a look at her early career: 

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Merkel excelled at Russian language, mathematics, and science in school and ultimately studied physics at the University of Leipzig from 1973 to 1978.

Source: The New Statesman, "Women Leaders of Europe and the Western Hemisphere"

Toward the end of her time there, she tangled with the Stasi — East Germany's secret police. When she applied to be a professor at an engineering school, the Stasi attempted to recruit her to spy on her colleagues. She refused, and the job went to someone else.

Source: TIME

After earning her doctorate in quantum chemistry from the German Academy of Sciences in Berlin in 1986, Merkel worked at the Central Institute for Physical Chemistry at the Academy of Sciences in Berlin until 1990. She was the only woman in her section and authored a paper on surface hydroxyls.

Source: The New Yorker, The Making of Merkel, BBC

Lachlan Murdoch, son of media mogul Rupert Murdoch and a leader of the family's $62 billion business empire, has reportedly purchased a $29 million estate in Aspen, Colorado, according to the Wall Street Journal. 

Murdoch, 46, is co-chairman of News Corp. and executive chairman of 21st Century Fox. Earlier this year, the Financial Times reported that Murdoch has a passion for "mountain climbing and the great outdoors," so his purchase of the Mopani Estate, located on Buttermilk Mountain with views of Red Mountain, is no big surprise.

The home was most recently listed by its previous owner, tech entrepreneur Mark Schaszberger, for $44 million in June. It first appeared on the market for $49 million in 2015. Amy Doherty and Joshua Saslove of Douglas Elliman had the listing. 

Below, take a look around the 44.6-acre property.

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The main home on the property has 13,500 square feet of space.

There's also a guesthouse, complete with two bedrooms and two baths.

An outfitted horse stable also sits on the property.

At long last, Apple's new "spaceship" headquarters looks like it's just about done. 

Matthew Roberts offers the latest look at the iPhone maker's new headquarters with video from a pair of drone flights. The video offer glimpses of Apple's new campus, dubbed Apple Park, during the day and at sunset.

Although employees started to move to Apple Park in April, the video indicates there's still a little bit of work to be done, mostly landscaping and other finishing touches.

Apple opened part of its new $5 billion headquarters to the public earlier this month but kept other parts of the campus off-limits. Journalists and analysts attended Apple's iPhone event at the company's new Steve Jobs Theater, but they didn't get a close look at the complex's main building, a ring one mile in circumference that has been nicknamed the "spaceship."

Luckily, drone photographers have done a fantastic job of documenting the campus' six-year construction process and are still posting looks at Apple Park from the sky. Take a look:

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This is Apple's new headquarters.

Here's what the new building looks like from the campus.

This photo was taken earlier this month.

Apple says it designed its new headquarters to look like one of its products.

From a distance, the "spaceship" certainly does looks like a new Apple gadget.

It's been a strange year for high fashion. First, people freaked out when Balenciaga sold a $2,145 replica of an IKEA tote that costs less than $1. Then, Prada charged shoppers $185 for a branded paper clip. 

Nonetheless, the global brand consultancy Interbrand found that luxury labels still have a place in the hearts and closets of global shoppers. This year, eight luxury fashion brands earned a spot in its list of the top 100 global brands, which we first saw on Business of Fashion.

This figure, however, isn't exactly promising for the fashion world, as most of the brands included in this year's list fell in rank. Ralph Lauren declined so heavily that it fell off the list entirely.

Keep scrolling to see the eight high fashion labels that made the list of the top 100 global brands, ranked from worst to best.

Dior landed the 95 spot on the list. Last year, it ranked 89.

Dior seems to have fallen out of touch with millennials and landed at the bottom of the list. It put up a good, relatable effort with a "We Should All Be Feminists" T-shirt, but ultimately fell short when the shirt came with an aspirational $710 price tag.

Prada took a nosedive, falling from the 81 spot in 2016 to 94 in 2017.

Prada, which is in the midst of a rebranding effort, also seems to be out of touch with its clients. In June, Prada caught heat for selling a $184 paper clip.

Burberry declined by three spots this year, ranking at 86. In 2016, it ranked 83.

Known for its sartorial check print, Burberry failed to stack up against competitors this year. 

It's hard to say exactly why you like someone.

Maybe it's their goofy smile; maybe it's their razor-sharp wit; or maybe it's simply that they're easy to be around. You just like them. 

But scientists generally aren't satisfied with answers like that, and they've spent years trying to pinpoint the exact factors that draw one person to another.

Below, we've rounded up some of their most intriguing findings. Read on for insights that will cast your current friendships in a new light — and will help you form better relationships, faster.

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1. Copy the person you're with

This strategy is called mirroring, and involves subtly mimicking another person's behavior. When talking to someone, try copying their body language, gestures, and facial expressions.

In 1999, New York University researchers documented the "chameleon effect," which occurs when people unconsciously mimic each other's behavior. That mimicry facilitates liking.

Researchers had 72 men and women work on a task with a partner. The partners (who worked for the researchers) either mimicked the other participant's behavior or didn't, while researchers videotaped the interactions. At the end of the interaction, the researchers had participants indicate how much they liked their partners.

Sure enough, participants were more likely to say that they liked their partner when their partner had been mimicking their behavior.

2. Spend more time around the people you're hoping to befriend

According to the mere-exposure effect, people tend to like other people who are familiar to them. 

In one example of this phenomenon, psychologists at the University of Pittsburgh had four women pose as students in a university psychology class. Each woman showed up in class a different number of times. When experimenters showed male students pictures of the four women, the men demonstrated a greater affinity for those women they'd seen more often in class — even though they hadn't interacted with any of them.

3. Compliment other people

People will associate the adjectives you use to describe other people with your personality. This phenomenon is called spontaneous trait transference.

One study published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology found that this effect occurred even when people knew certain traits didn't describe the people who had talked about them.

According to Gretchen Rubin, author of the book "The Happiness Project,""whatever you say about other people influences how people see you."

If you describe someone else as genuine and kind, people will also associate you with those qualities. The reverse is also true: If you are constantly trashing people behind their backs, your friends will start to associate the negative qualities with you as well.

Disney World has dozens of uniquely themed dining options and hotels, from the indoor drive-in movie theater restaurant to the All-Star Movies Resort with "Mighty Ducks" decor.

The most popular restaurant is hands-down Be Our Guest — a dining experienced based on "Beauty and the Beast." Reservations sell out more up to six months in advance, making it extremely difficult to get inside for a meal.

During my first-ever trip to Disney World, my friend and I managed to get inside for a fast lunch. 

Keep reading to see why the overall experience was over-hyped and underwhelming.

The Be Our Guest restaurant is located in Disney World's Magic Kingdom.

Guests check in at a small window, and then cross a bridge to the restaurant entrance.

Park guests are not allowed inside the restaurant without a reservation, which adds to the high demand for a table.

If you're a fan of Sephora, you know just how difficult shopping at the store can be. 

While there are seemingly endless options when it comes to what to buy, it often comes down to price. As a former Sephora employee, however, I learned firsthand that selecting quality products almost always trumps saving a few dollars in the long haul.

For instance, investing in skin care might prevent blemishes from surfacing, while using professional quality tools will help you nail your makeup look on the first try. 

From high-end fragrance to liquid lipstick, here are 13 Sephora beauty items that are worth the money.

Dyson Supersonic Hair Dryer

Cost: $399

The Supersonic Hair Dryer is equipped with several fancy features, including four heat settings and three airflow settings that help make it ideal for all hair types.

Find out more about the Dyson Supersonic Hair Dryer here >

Herbivore Lapis Oil Balancing Facial Oil

Cost: $72

Plant ingredients such as blue tansy oil and kukui nut oil are used to prevent the skin from producing excess sebum, which clogs pores. The oils also help reduce redness and calm irritation.

Find out more about the Herbivore Lapis Oil Balancing Facial Oil here >

Boscia Luminizing Black Mask

Cost: $34

If you want to save on time, the mask is great for targeting specific areas like your forehead, chin, and nose. 

Find out more about the Boscia Luminizing Black Mask here >

There are some powerful women behind some of the top NFL players in the United States.

Emmy-nominated actress Kerry Washington is married to former NFL player Nnamdi Asomugha and supermodel Gisele Bündchen married New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady. Ashley Nicole Roberts, a captain in the US Army Reserves, married Arizona Cardinals linebacker Philip Wheeler in 2017. Some of these women also appear on the E! show "WAGS," which stands for the the wives and girlfriends of sports stars, and its subsequent spin-offs. 

Here are 23 accomplished NFL wives and girlfriends. 

Former supermodel Gisele Bündchen married New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady in 2009.

The former Victoria's Secret Angel also supports various charities, including Save the Children, and is a goodwill ambassador for the United Nations Environment Program. The couple has two kids.

Grammy-winning singer Ciara tied the knot with Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson in 2016.

She has gone on to sign a modeling contract with IMG and is a brand ambassador for Revlon. The couple welcomed a daughter in 2017. Ciara also has a son from her previous relationship with Future. 

Abby McGrew was studying fashion at the University of Mississippi when she met future husband and New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning.

She works as a fashion account executive and is involved with New York's St. Vincent's Hospital. She helped with the building of a holistic birthing center at the hospital through donations and fundraising. The couple married in 2007 and have three daughters.

Meghan Markle has barely been out of the headlines recently — and all because of the man in her life, Prince Harry.

Though they've reportedly been dating since July 2016, they hadn't made a public appearance together until Monday, when they attended the Invictus Games in Toronto. 

But don't let the press fool you — Markle is so much more than the girlfriend of a British royal.

Born in Los Angeles, she is best known for her role on the legal drama "Suits," in which she plays Rachel Zane.

Away from the camera, she is a fashion designer and the founder of lifestyle website and brand The Tig, which she officially shut down last month. She also works as a women's rights activist for the UN's Women's Political Participation and Leadership programme.

From meeting political leaders in Rwanda to enjoying a British Sunday roast with a YouTube star, read on for the incredible jet-setting life and accomplishments of Meghan Markle.

Meet Meghan Markle, the 35-year-old actress, entrepreneur, and political activist who also happens to be Prince Harry's girlfriend.

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Best known for playing Rachel Zane in legal drama "Suits," she made her acting debut in "General Hospital" in 2002. She has also starred in shows including "CSI: NY" and "Castle," as well as films like "Get Him To The Greek" and "Horrible Bosses."

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She lives in Toronto, where "Suits" is filmed. It was here that she reportedly met Harry in May while he was visiting the city to promote the Invictus Games 2017.

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"Destiny 2" may have just launched this month, but many players (and others) are looking ahead to the 2018 release of "Anthem," a new game from Bioware that bears many similarities to Bungie's sci-fi shooter franchise.

Take a look:

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"Destiny" is all about killing aliens in beautiful, otherworldly environments with your friends (or random people you meet online). "Anthem" seems to have a similar gist.

In "Anthem," your character is what's known as a "Freelancer." Bioware calls them "the heroes that leave the safety of the walls of Fort Tarsus, to explore the unknown and protect humanity."

This sounds similar to "Destiny": In that game, your character is known as a Guardian — a chosen warrior tasked with protecting the last city on Earth.

In "Anthem," players get an array of exosuits called Javelins, which provide superhuman abilities. They're also heavily customizable, so you can look and play how you want.

Similarly, in "Destiny," a big aspect of the game is customizing the armor and weaponry of your character, which you collect from completing missions and various activities.

Upstairs in the two-floor studio of "Fox & Friends", hosts Steve Doocy, Ainsley Earhardt, and Brian Kilmeade are about to return from break.

Their phones are tucked away and papers are placed on the coffee table in front of them, while producers usher in directions through earpieces.

"Has the president tweeted yet?" Kilmeade asks the room.

The anchors return from the break before the question is quite answered.

In June, The New York Times called Fox & Friends"the most powerful TV show in America" due to its No. 1 fan: President Donald Trump.

Business Insider visited the"Fox & Friends" studio on September 12. Here's what it's like behind the scenes:

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"Fox & Friends" airs with Doocy, Ainsley Earhardt, and Kilmeade weekdays from 6-9 a.m. ET (other hosts handle weekends), but the staff starts prepping for the show far earlier than that.

Preparations for the next show begin when the last one ends. The hosts return to their offices and get ready for an editorial meeting at 9:30 a.m. ET.

"Everybody's got an idea," host Steve Doocy said. "Oftentimes, during the day, the day before, we'll send a text or tweet link on a great item that may be perfect for the next morning's conversation."

Producer Gavin Hadden encourages everyone to have a say in shaping the show — from the production assistants to the talent.

"We definitely feel that the more people that have a say in the show, the better it will be, and so we have a really strong staff of hardworking, smart people who are coming from every demographic, every age group," he said.

"We have a diverse team of people who are contributing to the show and finding out what they care about, because if they care about it, then most likely our viewers will, too."

Most of the hosts begin their days in the early hours of the morning. Each have their own routines for getting ready for the rundown of the show.

Doocy, who is a 20-plus-year veteran of Fox News, gets in at 4:30 a.m. "In the early days I actually used to make the coffee for the entire channel," he said.

When he gets to the station, Doocy reads through a 200-item packet of news items that is whittled down to 95. Then the team spends 30 or so minutes finding sources the hosts can cite about each of the items.

Kilmeade, who travels from Long Island, spends most of his commute studying and reading the news. He prepares for both "Fox & Friends" and his three-hour radio show, which he leaves for a few minutes after he gets off the air.

Ainsley Earhardt's process begins at 3 a.m. (After she snoozes her alarm once or twice.)

Once she arrives in the office at 4 a.m., Earhardt's off to hair and makeup. She spends her time in the makeup chair similarly to her co-hosts, studying her material for the show that will begin in just a few hours.

"From someone who spent years and years on TV doing my own hair and makeup, it's so nice because I can really focus on what I need to be telling the audience, and that's the news of the day," she said.

Earhardt joked that on the local news, she would add some part of her makeup during each commercial break. "I would start with lip liner and in the next commercial break I'd add a little lipstick and then the next commercial break a little lip gloss."

After she's done with hair and makeup, Earhardt returns to her office, usually in Lululemon sweats, to pick out her dress and heels for the show.