Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson Announce 'Outlaw Music Festival' 2025 Tour
They'll be joined at various stops along the way by Wilco, Sheryl Crow, Waxahatchee, Lucinda Williams, Nathaniel Rateliff, Billy Strings, the Avett Brothers, and more
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Trump and Vance mocked as Saturday Night Live recreates Zelensky meeting
Donald Trump and JD Vance were mercilessly ridiculed on Saturday Night Live (SNL) after their shocking meeting with...
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ITV to air Oscars ceremony as Cynthia Erivo leads British nominations
The Oscars will air live this Sunday – here's how you can watch from the UK. With the week-long final vote deciding...
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FKA Twigs to Host New 'Eusexua' Radio Show on Apple Music
The series will dig into the creation of the musician's latest album and feature DJ mixes from collaborators, friends,...
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The 7 best comedies to binge on Amazon Prime Video this weekend
The season of reality TV has finally settled down, with Strictly Come Dancing and Love Island behind us, and a while to...
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One lucky person will get everything advertised during the Super Bowl, from a car to a 30-pound bucket of mayo
DoorDash is giving one winner everything being advertised during this year's Super Bowl. So far, that includes 1,000...
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CHERYM: The 'Derry Girls' supporting Snow Patrol
"It's the biggest night of our lives – one hundred percent." This is what Alannagh Doherty, drummer with Derry band...
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Bill Murray jokes about Bob Woodward during Joe Rogan interview
Legendary actor Bill Murray sat down for an interview with controversial podcaster Joe Rogan over the weekend during...
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Beyoncé Announces Cities for 'Cowboy Carter' Tour
The singer will hit New York, London, Paris, and more on her Cowboy Carter & the Rodeo Chitlin' Circuit Tour beginning...
Read MoreWhy rewatching Harry Potter and Star Wars is actually good for you
Nostalgia has taken over our culture. The top-grossing movies of 2023 were "Barbie" and "The Super Mario Bros. Movie."...
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