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“I like all my men incompetent,” Sabrina Carpenter sings on her Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 hit “Manchild,” and that’s exactly what she manifests in her Super Bowl ad for Pringles, which dropped on Tuesday (Feb. 3). Related KATSEYE Rocks…
Sabrina Carpenter had a recent courtship that lasted weeks — but her fans will only get to see 30 seconds’ worth. To woo the effervescent pop star to take part in its latest Super Bowl commercial, Mars’ Pringles offered her…
Live Nation has announced the first artists selected for Next On, a new initiative designed to support emerging talent across Australia and New Zealand by providing rent-free access to major venues, production and marketing support, and the opportunity for artists…
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PokémonGen 10 rumors are reaching a fever pitch ahead of the presumed official reveal we’re getting on this year’s Pokémon Day. As we quickly near that February 27 date, a new leak of Gen 10 Starters describes what fans can…
Syrian writer-director Rand Abou Fakher’s debut feature explores the shared history of two lifelong friends who are living in exile. She has also been working on ‘On the Way to Forgive, I Forgot Myself.’
EXCLUSIVE: Canadian producer Muse Entertainment is making a renewed push into the non-fiction space with the hire of former Blue Ant Studios exec Jennifer Harkness. Harkness has been named SVP, Global Development and Partnerships at the company, which produces scripted…
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Billy Bob Thornton may be well-known for his acclaimed TV roles on “Landman” and “Fargo,” but the actor was initially reluctant to perform for the small screen.