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The Super Bowl champ and Fox Sports commentator is ‘going all in’ with Ferrero North America on a new sweepstakes timed to the upcoming World Cup.
Kanye West has revealed the tracklist for ‘BULLY’, and stated that the album does not feature any artificial intelligence. READ MORE: Donda 2: Kanye West’s ego is scuppering these half-baked, dashed-off sounding songs The rapper, now known as Ye, shared…
“I see myself in you,” Geese’s Cameron Winter knowingly croons to a fluid mass of fellow stylish 20-somethings, all clamouring to get a little closer and lose their minds to their generational icon in the making. It’s lost on no…
The Killers have been announced as headliners for the UEFA champions league final kick-off show. READ MORE: Brandon Flowers talks new solo and Killers music – and the power of Springsteen and Oasis The Las Vegas rockers are set to play…
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The dystopian drama, screening at Series Mania, imagines a near-future where migrants compete in a talent show for the right to stay in the country.
At long last, the first official trailer for HBO’s Harry Potter was unveiled overnight, giving us a glimpse at the actors who will be taking on the iconic roles, as well as the magical setting of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft…
The new Harry, Ron and Hermione got their first real taste of fame on Wednesday night in London. Dominic McLaughlin, Alastair Stout and Arabella Stanton, the young actors playing Harry Potter, Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger respectively in the upcoming…
With budgets tightening across the board, Manuel Alduy, the head of cinema and international fiction at France Televisions, is looking to deepen ties with streamers, and bring them into the fold the same way the French broadcaster has long partnered…
Steve Carell has revealed that Paul Rudd advised him not to audition for the US version of The Office, as most of the industry thought it would flop. The comedy actor starred as eccentric boss Michael Scott for seven seasons…