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Holland Taylor Reveals Why She Left ‘Two and a Half Men’ Contract

Actress Holland Taylor explained why she didn't want to renew her contract with 'Two and a Half Men' after six years, preferring to return only as a guest star on the Charlie Sheen and Jon Cryer show. Although the Wicked movies may not have given LGBTQ fans the sapphic moment they wanted for Elphaba and Glinda, Saturday Night Live UK heard their demands. On this weekend’s episode of the sketch comedy show, host Cynthia Erivo returned to the magical franchise for the parody Nigerian Wicked, in which she mixed it up by … “You Can See Everything” might be the buzziest film of the moment, but before the Elizabeth Holmes-focused documentary made it to theaters, co-director Lance Oppenheim has admitted that fellow director Nathan Fielder was so skeptical about being able to weave a unique enough narrative that he negotiated a “kill switch” with A24 before they began … Saturday Night Live UK‘s…

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Shilpa Rao’s mic switched off mid-performance at Bollywood Music Project due to delay in schedule, singer says ‘A little piece of my heart broke tonight’

Singer Shilpa Rao's performance was stopped midway at the 10th anniversary edition of the Bollywood Music Project (BMP) held at the Jio World Gardens in Mumbai on October 24. Shilpa was set to perform between 7.45 pm and 8.15 pm as per the original schedule, but she reportedly took the stage around 8.30 pm as the event ran behind schedule. She began her set with Tose Naina Lage from Anwar, but her microphone stopped working towards the end of the song. Her attempt to address the audience before leaving the stage was also interrupted. Videos shared by attendees on social media showed the singer’s performance being disrupted. The situation reportedly escalated after Shilpa performed Chuttamalle from Devara, when her microphone was switched off again, and the main stage lights went out. This left many viewers confused and disappointed, and several members of the audience called out the…

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Why the charts are full of old songs - and so are your playlists

One of 2026's biggest hits is Zara Larsson's Lush Life, originally released in 2015 More music is being created than at any other time in human history. Every day, more than 100,000 songs, external are being submitted to streaming services. And despite the deluge of AI music, external - Spotify says it has removed 75 million "spammy tracks" from its catalogue - real music still makes up most of our listening. The streaming service Deezer says AI accounts for just 0.5% of streams on its platform. The problem for all those artists creating new music is that our listening habits increasingly show a love for nostalgia. Luminate, an independent entertainment data and analytics company that tracks music, film, and television consumption first started tracking music streaming in 2008. This year, it recorded that the streaming of current music (released less than 18 months ago) was…

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Arizona Has A Renaissance Faire With Jousting Knights And Rideable Unicorns That Feels Like A Storybook Quest

Life-size unicorns carved from wood wait for riders at one small Arizona faire. Kids climb on, and so do plenty of grown-ups who swear they are just checking the craftsmanship. That would be enough for me, honestly. But the same grounds also host armored knights on horseback, fire-dancing performers, and a roaming crew of pirates. There’s even a quest. Finish it, and a free prize waits at the end, so bringing a few trading trinkets in your pocket is a smart move. I like how this faire skips the giant crowds and big-city scale. It feels more like a neighborhood storybook come to life, with families in homemade costumes and performers who stay in character. One wristband covers the whole weekend, too. So how many times can you ride a wooden unicorn before someone asks you to share? Southwest Arizona has its own pocket-sized realm, and it goes by the Two Rivers Renaissance Faire. The event…

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