This upcoming Christmas season promises extravagant festivities within the British Royal household. Notably, Prince William has disclosed plans for a lavish Christmas gathering, where he and his family will welcome an extensive guest list that includes notable figures.
Before Christmas has even arrived, it seems premature to contemplate lineups at summer festivals in 2025. However, there’s a lot of buzz and speculation about who might be gracing the stages. For instance, for one major iconic festival, there are strong hints that some legendary ’70s artists could perform their classic hits live.
Since Disney+ debuted in 2019, it has been resurrecting one Disney television show after another. Now, they’re aiming to rejuvenate their Fox-acquired properties. As reported by Deadline, a revival of the beloved sitcom Malcolm in the Middle is making its way onto the streaming platform. The original cast members Frankie Muniz, Bryan Cranston, and Jane Kaczmarek will reprise their roles as Malcolm and his parents Hal and Lois. Also returning are creator Linwood Boomer, who will pen all four episodes, and director Ken Kwapis, who will helm each one. This revival will consist of just four episodes in total. Here’s the official description for the comeback:
Tory Lanez has consistently maintained that he did not shoot Megan Thee Stallion, but he has acknowledged feeling a deep remorse regarding the events of July 12, 2020, the night of the shooting incident. In DDG’s latest track “Handling Business,” he recorded his verses from prison and it is within this song that he expressed this regret.
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Once more, this year’s “Countdown To Christmas” on Hallmark Channel has won over viewers nationwide, solidifying its status as a beloved annual television tradition.
Hoda Kotb is about to leave the Today Show, and during her last days as the host, she had a touching moment with her co-host, Jenna Bush Hager. This encounter left Jenna in tears as they looked back on their shared experiences together.
Edie Redmayne is eagerly anticipating the filming locations for The Day of the Jackal’s next season following the hectic end of the initial one. In an interview with People magazine, where he also serves as an executive producer, the actor shared that tremendous effort has been poured into adapting the cherished Frederick Forsyth novel to the screen.
According to reports, singer-actress Selena Gomez accepted a proposal from music producer Benny Blanco. Overjoyed by their engagement, people close to the couple have shared that they both wish nothing but the best for each other in their relationship.
On December 12th, Jamie Lee Curtis made an appearance on The Today Show to publicize her latest comedy on Prime Video, titled “The Sticky”, and an upcoming movie called “The Last Showgirl”. During her time there, she read a touching message for host Hoda Kotb before saying goodbye from the NBC morning news program.