The Witcher star Joey Batey discusses the emotional journey of saying goodbye to Jaskier, the upcoming final season, and his new book It's Not a Cult.

After a 52-year run filled with some of the most familiar hits in mainstream rock history, Journey is calling it a career on the Final Frontier tour, which will encompass 60 North American shows beginning Feb. 28 in Hershey, Pa. Tickets go on sale to the general public on Nov. 14.

She started as a KFOR intern. Her first assignment was to sit at the assignment desk, where she answered phones, sent news crews on location, and helped track down documents or other information for producers and reporters.

I’m conscious, as I say goodbye to this column, of a powerful impulse to be all English and flippant and self-deprecatory, to make jokes about the quality of the “advice” that I’ve been dispensing, ho ho, ha ha. But I’m going to override this impulse and attempt instead to proceed in the fine old register of American sincerity. Here goes.

The iconic rock band Journey is saying goodbye after five decades of performing. The band will launch the “Final Frontier Tour” at the Giant Center in Hershey on Saturday, Feb. 28, 2026.

The end is near for Hubba Hubba, the Boston area’s longtime adult entertainment store that has helped customers “go forth and be fabulous” for nearly 50 years. Hubba Hubba will permanently close on Sunday, Nov. 24 after 47 years of service, the store wrote in an Instagram post on Oct. 28.