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Dua Lipa’s “Radical Optimism” debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 behind Taylor Swift’s “TTPD”. Dua Lipa’s third studio album is her highest selling to date. It enters with 83,000 equivalent album units earned, a personal best.
Fox has announced “The Real Full Monty”, a 2-hour special that will see “a daring group of male celebrities” strip down to raise awareness for prostate, testicular and colorectal cancer testing and research. The event will be executive produced by Anthony Anderson. He’ll bare all on the special too, leading a cast that includes James Van Der Beek, Taye Diggs, and “Dancing with the Stars” judge Bruno Tonioli.
“Downton Abbey 3” is happening. The complete cast, including newcomers, was revealed on Monday. And to further entice fans, a video has been released showing the classic “Downton Abbey” cast reuniting for a table read for the third film.
The most fascinating star in this summer’s hotly anticipated crossover “Deadpool & Wolverine” might not be Ryan Reynolds or Hugh Jackman. It could be Peggy, who won the title of Britain’s ugliest dog in 2023. Peggy is believed to be a Pug and Chinese Crested mix — sometimes called a “Pugese”. She plays ‘Dogpool’ in the film and yes, Dogpool is a real character.
Taylor Swift’s “The Tortured Poets Department” surpassed 2 million in US album sales, just 2 weeks after its release. The last album to accomplish that was Adele’s “25”, which sold 4.5 million in its first 2 weeks of release in 2015.
Katy Perry has got the eye of the tiger, still. Her 2013 ‘Roar’ music video has reached 4 billion YouTube views. That’s the most for a song by any female artist on the platform.
June 17, Bruce Springsteen will celebrate the 40th anniversary of his “Born in the USA” album with a special vinyl release. Not only will it be on translucent red vinyl, but it’ll also feature new liner notes and a booklet filled with goodies from the era.
NBC has announced that this year’s 2024 People’s Choice Country Awards will air live from the Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville on September 26. The network will also return for to the Opry for Little Big Town’s “Christmas at the Opry”, a 2-hour special.
Mary J. Blige is usually seen rocking a fierce pair of boots. Now, the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer will offer you a limited selection of boots. Mary is collaborating with Giuseppe Zanotti on the shoes. The footwear won’t be cheap. One pair cost $1295.00.
NBC unveiled its fall schedule yesterday, and it included the announcement that Snoop Dogg and Michael Bublé will be first-time judges on Season 26 of “The Voice”, alongside Gwen Stefani and Reba McEntire.
Morgan Wallen has already taken over this country . . . now he’s taking his invasion overseas. Morgan has added six European dates to his “One Thing at a Time” tour. He’ll play Stockholm, Oslo, Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Glasgow, and Dublin in August and September.
ABC has renewed “America’s Funniest Home Videos” for its landmark 35th season, making it the longest-running primetime entertainment show in ABC history. The show has aired over 700 episodes, given away $18 million in prize money, and screened over 2 million video clips.
George Clooney will make his Broadway debut in the play “Good Night, and Good Luck” in spring 2025. The play, co-written by George and Grant Heslov, is based on their 2005 film of the same name, which he also directed.
Seth Meyers will remain the host of NBC’s “Late Night With Seth Meyers” until at least 2028, after renewing his contract with the network. The comedian has been helming the show since 2014, recently celebrating his 10th anniversary.
“Family Guy” is being moved to Wednesday nights with a midseason debut set for 2025, after nearly 20 years on Fox’s Sunday night. This is the first time since the show’s revival 19 years ago that it won’t be on the fall schedule.
The “Barbarella” film, led by Sydney Sweeney, is in development with Edgar Wright in talks to direct. It’s an adaptation of the 1968 French comics and the original starred Jane Fonda. It gained a cult following but made no money.
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