Redeem now Jamba Juice on Thursday changed its name to just "Jamba" and unveiled a new menu and aesthetic.Jamba's new menu focuses more on plant-based options. One of its new smoothies, the Vanilla Blue Sky, is made with spirulina, a blue-green algae.I tried the Vanilla Blue Sky smoothie and was surprised by how drinkable it was.Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. For many millennials, sky-blue drinks conjure up memories of blue raspberry slushies in summer.

Is Sir Topham Hatt a robber baron or a paternalistic CEO? Are Thomas the Tank Engine and his friends part of a union? How does anyone make money on the Island of Sodor? Turns out, these are some of the serious issues that have perplexed more than one grown-up forced to read or watch Thomas & Friends for the umpteenth time with their kids. On the 70th anniversary of the Railway Series, the books by Reverend Wilbert Awdry that spawned the shiny engines, we explore this elaborate train of thought.

UtahTikTok followers showed their generosity to Derlin Newey but the tale is as troubling as it is heartwarming When an 89-year-old pizza delivery man was tipped $12,000 by a stranger on TikTok, it was framed as a heartwarming story. Derlin Newey had taken up a 30-hour week working as a pizza delivery man in Utah, and gained some loyal customers – and one family happened to have a pretty big TikTok following.

Henry KissingerLettersHenry Kissinger’s role in Bengali massacreIn 1971 he advised Nixon to side with Pakistan’s military dictator in his war with Bangladesh, then East Pakistan, writes Robert Evans Jonathan Steele’s obituary of Henry Kissinger (29 November) omits reference to his part in what the author Gary J Bass calls “one of the worst moments of moral blindness in US foreign policy”, when in 1971 he advised President Richard Nixon to side with Pakistan’s military dictator, Gen Yahya Khan, in his war with Bangladesh, then East Pakistan.

SortedINXSA brilliant singles band with one of rock’s sexiest frontmen: putting together an INXS greatest hits list is easy. Ranking them though … Before Michael Hutchence’s traumatic suicide in 1997, and the multiplying tragedies and indignities that followed (the reality program in search of a replacement singer; the Seven Network miniseries; the death of former manager Chris Murphy; guitarist Tim Farriss’s severed finger; his brother and drummer Jon’s recent association with anti-vaccination protests in Canberra), before all of that, INXS were one thing above all else: a brilliant singles band with a shit-hot frontman.