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Ariana Grande told her fans that she’s “very sick” and may have to cancel an upcoming concert. In an Instagram post Saturday, the pop star said her throat and head “are still in so much pain,” and it’s difficult to breathe during a show. She said she’d been struggling with the illness since her concert…… More
He’s a rapper, an actor … and the self-proclaimed ‘Sexiest Man Alive.” Snoop Dogg has it all. Sorry, John Legend, but you’ve been dethroned. People magazine recently named Legend its “Sexiest Man Alive” for 2019. But the Doggfather felt otherwise. Snoop, whose real name is Calvin Broadus, posted an Instagram photo on Friday showing an…… More
“The Crown” ushers in a new cast, but the Netflix historical drama’s compelling and regal formula — exploring the obligations and indignities associated with the seemingly sun-drenched life of the British Royal Family — remains the same, and indeed has only deepened as the principals advance into middle age. While Olivia Colman, fresh off her…… More
Practice your curtsy. “The Crown” returns to Netflix on Sunday, with Olivia Colman taking her seat on Queen Elizabeth II’s throne as the series’ new star. The 10-episode run, set between 1964 and 1977, will showcase tension inside Buckingham Palace and tackle turmoil on the outside, introducing many viewers to a volatile period in British…… More
A record-breaking number of LGBTQ characters will appear on broadcast television by the time this year’s season is over. A total 10.2% of regular characters in the 2019-2020 broadcast television season are reported to be LGBTQ, according to GLAAD’s “Where We Are on TV” report. That’s up from 8.8% the prior season. The latest tally…… More
