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Wu-Tang Clan announce Las Vegas residency over two weekends in 2024
Wu-Tang Clan have announced a residency in Las Vegas slated for spring 2024. The hip-hop veterans took to social media yesterday (December 12) to announce the residency. ‘Wu-Tang Clan: The Saga Continues… The Las Vegas Residency’ will take place at the Theater at Virgin Hotels over four dates, beginning with Super Bowl weekend on February 9 and 10, followed by another two concerts on March 22 and 23. Are you ready? Wu-Tang Clan: The Saga Continues… The Las Vegas Residency 👐@vhlvtheater will be the home of the Wu-Tang experience starting Super Bowl weekend. Pre-sale begins TODAY at 12pm PST....
‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ star Andre Braugher has died, aged 61
Andre Braugher, known for playing Captain Raymond Holt in the hit NBC comedy Brooklyn Nine-Nine among other roles, has died. He was 61. Per Variety and The Hollywood Reporter, Braugher’s death on Monday (December 11) was confirmed by his longtime rep Jennifer Allen, who also added that he passed away from a “brief illness”. He leaves behind his wife, actress Ami Brabson, and his sons, Michael, Isaiah, and John Wesley. Tributes have been pouring in from various people who worked with Braugher. Terry Crews, who played Terry Jeffords in Brooklyn Nine-Nine, took to Instagram to express his condolences. “Can’t believe...
These were the most Googled actors of 2023
Google has released a list of the most Googled actors of 2023. The search engine revealed their annual list of most-searched terms in a number of categories, including the most Googled actors. At the top of the list was Jeremy Renner. Marvel‘s Hawkeye actor revealed in January this year that he had been in a serious accident, later saying he had broken more than 30 bones in a snow plow accident. Advertisement The second-most searched actor this year was Jamie Foxx, who starred in sci-fi comedy They Cloned Tyrone with John Boyega. The actor had a whirlwind year, being hospitalised...
Nile Rodgers says no modern record label would give David Bowie a chance in cut-throat streaming climate: “Those days are truly over”
Nile Rodgers has claimed that no modern record label would give David Bowie a chance due to the cut-throat business of streaming: “Those days are truly over”. The guitarist and producer appeared in the House of Commons today to give evidence to the Culture, Media and Sport Committee. The Committee are investigating the experience of composers and songwriters with financial renumeration, and asked Rodgers about how streaming had changed his experience in the music industry. In the session, Rodgers said that he had no problems with streaming, which he called “amazing”, instead taking issue with “the business that surrounds...
HAYZ: The Rising Star Elevating Northern BC’s Music Scene With “Trippin Over You”
Emerging from the scenic realms of Prince George, Northern British Columbia, the artist known as HAYZ is capturing hearts and charts with his latest hit single, “Trippin Over You.” This track is an artistic narrative woven through the complexities of love and lust. In an intimate revelation, HAYZ shares that the song’s genesis lies in the intricate dance of relationships that have impacted his creative and personal journey. With a mix of a lustful chorus and verses that echo a yearning for deeper connection, “Trippin Over You” is a musical embodiment of the emotional tug-of-war found in intense relationships....
Bryan Adams on how he “tried to help” Amy Winehouse
Bryan Adams has spoken about how he “tried to help” Amy Winehouse in a new interview. The Canadian rocker recently spoke to The Sunday Times about his relationships with Winehouse and Princess Diana. Regarding the former, Adams addressed rumours which circulated in 2007, that in a bid to help Winehouse get sober, he flew her to his villa in Mustique, a Caribbean island in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. “I invited her to spend the holidays with my family,” he clarified. The piece also detailed that Adams had encouraged the ‘Rehab’ powerhouse to eat vegan food, and served her...
Anne Hathaway supports Margot Robbie’s ‘Barbie’ movie being made instead of hers
Anne Hathaway has shared her support for Margot Robbie‘s and Greta Gerwig‘s Barbie movie. Before Robbie’s and Gerwig’s take on Barbie, Hathaway was in 2017 attached to star in a Barbie movie with Australian filmmaker Alethea Jones attached to direct. Comedian Amy Schumer was first attached to star in the film but dropped out over “scheduling conflicts”. However, nothing would become of Jones’ and Hathaway’s project, leading to Greta Gerwig and Margot Robbie teaming up for this year’s Barbie. Advertisement Speaking to Variety, Hathaway said of Robbie’s film: “What’s so exciting about what Greta and Margot and that phenomenal team...
‘The Rings Of Power’ nearly cut Galadriel boat scene for budget reasons
Despite its record-breaking reported budget of $465 million (£399 million), producers on the first season of fantasy TV series The Lord Of The Rings: The Rings Of Power wanted to axe some scenes because they were too expensive, claimed director J. A. Bayona in an interview with NME. Among the proposed cuts was a key moment in the first episode when elf queen Galadriel (Morfydd Clark), who is journeying across the sea to her people’s ancestral homeland of Valinor from where she may not return. As the Elvish fleet approaches Valinor, golden light breaks through the clouds and the sky...
‘Batgirl’ extra to sue Warner Bros. after claiming she suffered life changing injuries on set
An extra on the cancelled Batgirl movie is planning to sue Warner Bros. after claiming that she was left with life changing injuries after an incident on the movie’s set. Cristina Stanovici alleged that she was struck by a motorbike carrying a camera during the filming of an action sequence in Glasgow at around 3am on March 4, 2022. She told STV News: “I was hired as a background extra in Batgirl, the role being pedestrian. I was supposed to film for five nights, but in the third night the accident happened. “We were filming a scene were I...Recent Posts
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