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NFL matchups this season. The Miami Dolphins-Cincinnati Bengalsgame airs on Amazon Prime Video nationally and will also be available to watch through the NFL mobile app via NFL+. Amazon Prime members already have full access to all of Prime Video's offerings for no additional fees, but if you are not a member yet, you can sign up for a free 30-day trial and begin watching immediately.The 3-0 Dolphins take on the Bengals at the Paycor Stadium in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Five-time Emmy winner Dave Chappelle certainly surprised the audience packed into The Kia Forum in LA on Tuesday night for the Taylor Hawkins Tribute Concert with his performance.But rather than tell jokes, the 49-year-old controversial comedian decided to sing a karaoke-style cover of Radiohead's 1992 song Creep alongside the Foo Fighters.Chappelle encourage the crowd to sing several lines of the self-loathing grunge track about a 'weirdo' who 'doesn't belong here' and wishes he was 'special.' Another unannounced appearance! Five-time Emmy winner Dave Chappelle certainly surprised the audience packed into The Kia Forum in LA on Tuesday night for the Taylor Hawkins Tribute Concert with his performanceThe DC-born, Ohio-based father-of-three waved his cigarette in the air as he sang and, when he finished, he dropped the mic and Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl announced: 'Didn't see that one coming, did you?' But it wasn't the first time as Dave performed the same exact track last year with the 15-time Grammy-winning rock band - including the late Taylor Hawkins - at Manhattan's Madison Square Garden. The six-hour concert honoring the drummer - who overdosed, age 50, on March 25 - included his 16-year-old son Shane, who performed with Foo Fighters on Hero and I'll Stick Around.The 'revolving door of rock heroes' also featured Joan Jett, Travis Barker, Kesha, Miley Cyrus, Def Leppard, Pink, Heart, Queen, Chad Smith, Alanis Morissette, Jack Black, Rush, Motley Crue, Def Leppard, Soundgarden, Metallica, and Black Sabbath.

Post Malone resumed his tour in Cleveland, Ohio on Tuesday night after a sudden hospitalization forced him to cancel Saturday's Boston concert last-minute.In a tweet published hours before showtime, the rapper, 27, confirmed that he would be taking the stage at Cleveland's Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse.'Cleveland, I will be singing the F*** outta some songs tonight �� see y'all tonight,' penned the New York native. Comeback: Post Malone resumed his tour in Cleveland, Ohio on Tuesday night after a sudden hospitalization forced him to cancel Saturday's Boston concert last-minute; Malone seen in JuneHe is also set to perform at the PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on Wednesday, September 28.He'll get a two day break before hopping back into the tour grind at the Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, Michigan on Saturday, October 1.

Post Malone will restart his ‘Twelve Carat Toothache’ tour tonight (September 27) in Cleveland, Ohio.Over the weekend, Post revealed he had been taken to hospital for pain after waking up to “cracking sounds on the right side of [his] body”. The pain likely stemmed from an injury he sustained onstage in St.

A harrowing event. Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett has been released from the hospital after being involved in a car crash on Monday, September 26.

Jeffrey Dahmer who slaughtered 17 victims during a wicked killing spree later chillingly described taking one victim's head to work after mummifying it at home.Dahmer murdered 17 boys and men during his reign of terror in Milwaukee and Ohio between 1978 and 1991. He was handed 15 terms of life imprisonment in 1992 after his nauseating crimes were finally uncovered.Just a few months after he was caged, the former chocolate factory worker, who got away with his heinous crimes for over a decade, revealed in a disturbing TV interview that he began having dark, obsessive thoughts at 15 or 16.READ MORE: Netflix's new serial killer series about murderer Jeffrey Dahmer's 13-year killing spreeAs he got older, the fantasies only got worse, he said.One of his fantasies involved picking up a hitchhiker, taking them back home and having “complete control and dominance over him.”Soon after graduating high school, his twisted fantasies became horrifying reality.

Trent Reznor reunited with several early members of Nine Inch Nails for the band’s belated Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction celebration.Two years after a virtual ceremony for their initial induction, a live performance took place at Blossom Music Center in Reznor’s hometown of Cleveland, Ohio, on Saturday (September 24).There, Reznor was joined by Chris Vrenna, Richard Patrick, Danny Lohner, and Charlie Clouser, members in an early Nine Inch Nails line-up.The group – who haven’t played in Ohio since 2013 – performed six songs from their ‘Pretty Hate Machine’ era; ‘Sin’, ‘Wish’, ‘Gave Up’ and ‘Eraser’. The band also performed a cover of Filter‘s ‘Hey Man Nice Shot’ before closing out the set with their seminal hit, ‘Head Like A Hole’.Check out fan-shot footage of the show below:In 2020, Nine Inch Nails were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame by Iggy Pop.During the virtual ceremony, Pop likened listening to the industrial rock outfit as “hearing the truth”.

The Whale and The Good Nurse producer Scott Franklin put a positive spin on the ongoing above and below-the-line crew shortages impacting production on both sides of the Atlantic in a panel at the Zurich Summit on Saturday (September 24).

Jeffery Dahmer calmly described in gory detail his warped attempts to turn his victims into zombies in a chilling interview months after his capture.Dahmer, dubbed the Milwaukee Monster, also told how he 'branched out', turning cannibal and eating parts of those he slaughtered so he felt they were 'part of him'.In an unsettling TV interview filmed months after he'd been handed several life sentences, he detailed the bizarre experiments he carried out on his victims.READ MORE: Who is Adnan Syed and what is the Serial podcast that helped reopen his case?He got away with murder for over a decade but was handed 15 terms of life imprisonment in 1992 after his nauseating crimes were finally uncovered.During his reign of terror between 1978 and 1991 he killed 17 boys and men in Milwaukee and Ohio, US. It is now the subject of a new Netflix drama, Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story.

Jodie Turner-Smith rocks a cool jean jacket for the Gucci show during Milan Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2023 on Friday night (September 23) in Milan, Italy.

Milan fashion week.The looks included two Lurex gowns with shark-bite cutouts, two tailored silk outfits embroidered with cherry blossoms and two pinstripe suits with handbags, which were placed on each twin’s opposite shoulder to give off a mirror-like effect. Each set of models held hands down the catwalk, surely making audience members do a double take for the duration of the show.

As true-crime followers know, Jeffrey Dahmer was gay, but what may come as a surprise is how his family learned of his sexuality and what their reaction was based on their conservative values.

Additional casting and the full creative team for the Broadway premiere of Adrienne Kennedy’s Ohio State Murders were announced today, with Bryce Pinkham (A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder) and Lizan Mitchell (Cullud Wattah) joining previously announced star Audra McDonald.

Kanye West has revealed that he plans to continue his career in politics, backing up recent buzz that he’ll be running for President of the United States – again – in 2024.This week saw West sit down for an interview with ABC’s Linsey Davis, delivering a 30-minute interview for an exclusive report dubbed ‘A Conversation With Ye’. In it, he opened up about his relationship with his children, his recent Yeezy brand dramas with Gap and Adidas (and subsequent decision to go solo), his newly opened private school and his fraught relationship with ex-wife Kim Kardashian.At one point in the lengthy chat, conversation turned to West’s failed run for President in 2020.

Carly Rae Jepsen is hitting the road!

A female employee was found dead in a department store bathroom four days after her death.

Facebook on September 21. The Feelies paid tribute to Fier on Twitter, sharing an image of their former drummer with the caption, “Peace, Anton.”Peace, Anton pic.twitter.com/5lyJT7bTOW— The Feelies (@TheFeeliesNJ) September 22, 2022Born in Cleveland, Ohio in 1956, Fier joined the Feelies in 1978 and, despite leaving the band a year earlier, played drums on their 1980 debut album ‘Crazy Rhythms’.

Jeffrey Dahmer was convicted of 15 Wisconsin murders and subsequently sentenced to life in prison in 1992, the serial killer is now the focus of two unsettling true-crime projects on Netflix. As the troubling life and gruesome crimes of the “Milwaukee Cannibal” come back into focus, here’s what to know about the subject of Ryan Murphy’s scripted series,, starring Evan Peters and the true-crime docuseries,, from director Joe Berlinger.From 1978 to until his arrest in 1991, Dahmer took the lives of 17 men and teenage boys, with many of his murders involving acts of necrophilia, cannibalism, and preservation of various body parts.

Arrests have been made after authorities shockingly found two toddlers in distressing situations.

A complicated relationship. Anne Heche’s former partner James Tupper claimed that the late actress, who died with no will, left him her estate.

BreAnna Bell “Cobra Kai” is still kicking at the top of Netflix’s Top 10 list following its Season 5 premiere on Sept. 9. During the Sept. 12-Sept. 18 viewing window, the show scored 95.6 million hours viewed –– which is still a high note despite its drop from the prior week’s astounding 107 million hours watched. Sliding in at No. 2 is Season 2 of “Fate: The Winx Saga.” The new installment debuted on the streaming service on Sept. 16, raking in 49 million hours watched in its first three days of availability. Season 1 of “The Crown” continued its reign on the list, moving up to the third spot with 40.8 million hours viewed, while Season 2 of the series entered the list with 16.7 million hours viewed.