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If one day you happen to visit a bustling town just outside of Sydney, you may stumble across a cafe run by a controversial Christian fundamentalist group. Katoomba is a town in New South Wales near the picturesque Blue Mountains - and for years, it’s been harbouring a not so hidden secret.Marked by a sign with the words Yellow Deli written in yellow cursive is a cafe run by the international organisation Twelve Tribes, with there being other locations around the world.Walking into the amber-drenched cafe you will be served artisan sandwiches and vegan carob-chip cookies but the claims levelled against the group quickly wreck the fairy tale.The Twelve Tribes originated in Tennessee in 1972 and was founded by former high school teacher Elbert Eugene Spriggs - who died in January 2021 - and his fourth wife, Martha.Today, it has thousands of members in over nine countries including Australia, the US, Canada, Japan, Germany and France.The group, which has been branded a "cult" by Citizen's Freedom Foundation, adheres to some of the Bible's teachings.Its name comes from the idea that they are resurrecting Israel's 12 ancient tribes.

Saturday Night Live monologue to take the audience on a tour of the show’s coronavirus safety protocols.The Schitt’s Creek star and creator was the guest host on last night’s episode of the long-running US comedy show, marking his first appearance on the programme.After opening his monologue by talking about how his life has changed – for better and worse – since the success of Schitt’s Creek, Levy offered to take the audience on a backstage tour.

It was certainly a refreshing episode of Saturday Night Live, but what else do we expect from the one and only Dan Levy, who finally made his hosting debut, and guest performer Phoebe Bridgers!

Saturday Night Live‘s Feb. 6 telecast, featuring Schitt’s Creek‘s Dan Levy in his hosting debut and musical guest Phoebe Bridgers, drew a 4.2 rating household Live+Same Day rating in the 44 metered local markets and a 2.2 adults 18-49 rating in the 25 markets with local people meters.

A true rock star! Phoebe Bridgers brought some high-energy chaos to the stage with her “Saturday Night Live” debut over the weekend.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorFor a new artist, a debut appearance on “Saturday Night Live” is a career milestone: an iconic show hedging the bet that you’re ready to go to the next level.

Phoebe Bridgers made her Saturday Night Live debut last night (February 7), smashing her guitar in an explosive two-song performance – watch what unfolded below.After the singer refused to write guest host Dan Levy a personal song in the episode’s teaser promo, she played ‘Kyoto’ and ‘I Know The End’ from last year’s ‘Punisher’.Backed by a seven-piece band, Bridgers played two singles from her most recent album, smashing her guitar at the end of a raucous performance of album closer ‘I Know The End’.Watch the performances below.Bridgers’ ‘Punisher’ came out last June, and was named the fifth best album of 2020 by NME.

Phoebe Bridgers brought some high-energy chaos to the stage with her debut over the weekend.After the songstress delivered her first performance of the night, belting out «Kyoto» while rocking her famous skeleton ensemble, she returned later in the evening for her second set, and blew fans' minds.Donning an elaborate pearl necklace that evoked skeleton imagery, Bridgers delivered a beautifully muted performance of «I Know the End.» As the song built to a climax, Bridgers and her bandmates shifted gears and began to really get into the song's punky, explosive finale.As the song came to a close, Bridgers went full rock icon and decided to absolutely demolish both her electric guitar and a speaker on stage.

Hours ahead of Dan Levy’s “Saturday Night Live” debut, his mom is taking a moment to cherish the moment.

Phoebe Bridgers will serve as the musical guest on tonight’s (February 6) episode of Saturday Night Live, but she won’t be writing a song for guest host Dan Levy.The Schitt’s Creek actor and creator and the singer-songwriter are both making their debut appearances on the long-running US comedy show.In a video promo for the episode, Levy and Bridgers appeared alongside SNL cast member Aidy Bryant. “Phoebe, since we’ve been bonding this week, I wonder if you could, like, maybe write a song about me or something?” Levy asked the musician.“I think I’m good on that,” she replied.

He formed an unstoppable comedy duo with his own father on his series Schitt's Creek.And Dan Levy expanded his reach on Thursday when he shared promo clips for his upcoming Saturday Night Live hosting appearance with musical guests Phoebe Bridgers.The 37-year-old Canadian actor joked with the 26-year-old singer–songwriter about having a song written in his honor in one of the humorous clips.

Dan Levy might not be the subject of a Phoebe Bridgers song any time soon. Levy and Bridgers teamed up in a promo for their upcoming episode of, and the star found out that he may not be the songstress' muse.Taking the stage with castmember Aidy Bryant — and donning facemasks to adhere to coronavirus safety protocols — Levy playfully asked the indie-emo-folk rock wunderkind if she might be musically inspired by the burgeoning friendship«Phoebe, since we've been this week, I wonder whether you could, like, maybe write a song about me, or whatever,» Levy suggested.Without much hesitation, Bridger politely declined, telling Levy, «I think I'm good on that.

Aidy Bryant is demanding utter hilarity from Dan Levy when the “Schitt’s Creek” star makes his “Saturday Night Live” hosting debut this weekend.

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all of the nominees for Best Rock Performance are women: Fiona Apple (“Shemeika”), Haim (“The Steps”), Grace Potter (“Daylight”), Brittany Howard (“Stay High”), Big Thief (“Not”) and Phoebe Bridgers (“Kyoto”).While those first three names might be pretty familiar, the latter two represent a wave of fresh female artists injecting a jolt of their own cool indie spirit into rock.

Amidst allegations of abuse, Marilyn Manson is facing new allegations by singer-songwriter Phoebe Bridgers. The singer recently took to Twitter and detailed her experience with the singer, Phoebe wrote about the time when she visited Marilyn Manson’s home when she was a teenager.

MARILYN Manson "bragged about having a 'rape room' in his home" years before the bombshell abuse accusations surfaced, Phoebe Bridgers claims. The singer took to Twitter on Thursday after Evan Rachel Wood and others alleged that the rocker, whose real name is Brian Hugh Warner, was abusive to her.

Singer-songwriter Phoebe Bridgers is speaking out about what happened when she visited Marilyn Manson’s home when she was a teenager.

Phoebe Bridgers, 26, will step into the Saturday Night Live spotlight on Feb. 6 when she appears on the show as a musical guest. The singer-songwriter will perform during the live broadcast while Schitt’s Creek co-creator and star Daniel Levy, 37, hosts and it will be a big moment for the talented star. As a solo artist and member of the musical groups boygenius and Better Oblivion Community Center, Phoebe has made her way in the music industry and things only seem to keep going up for her.

Julien Baker reconnected with her boygenius bandmates, Phoebe Bridgers and Lucy Dacus, for her latest single "Favor." The song serves as the third single from Baker's highly-anticipated upcoming album Little Oblivions, her first album recorded with a live band. Back in 2018, the trio shared a self-titled six-song EP.

Normal People aired, but it sounds like Paul Mescal is officially off the market.The Irish actor, who celebrated his 25th birthday this week, appears to be dating American songstress Phoebe Bridgers, 26. Paul re-posted a photo of himself that Phoebe had shared on her Instagram Stories, showing the actor holding a sky-high pile of pizza boxes.MORE: Paul Mescal's sweet message for Daisy Edgar-Jones will melt your heart"Happy birthday pizza boy @paulmescal," Phoebe wrote.