NBC’s ‘Kenan’ Gives Kenan Thompson a Smart, Bittersweet Leading Role: TV Review

Willie Nelson's sister and bandmate, Bobbie Nelson, has died. She was 91. Bobbie, who was a pianist, singer and a member of the band Willie Nelson and Family, passed away Thursday morning, "peacefully and surrounded by family." "Her elegance, grace, beauty and talent made this world a better place.

Frankie Bridge opened up to her friends and fans on Thursday and confessed some sad news about her singing career.MORE: Frankie Bridge looks unbelievable in cropped power suitThe former The Saturdays singer took to her Instagram Stories this week to reply to some burning questions from her followers and the mother-of-two got candid about her life.WATCH: Frankie Bridge gives rare insight into her bedtime routine with husband WayneOne curious fan asked: "Do you sing around the house?" to which Frankie replied: "I actually hardly ever sing. I have a bit of a complex about it.

Sharna Burgess posted a new maternity photo to her Instagram on March 10. The pic appears to have been taken during a recent trip to Hawaii, with Megan and her boyfriend, Brian Austin Green, on the beach as the sun sets in the background. In the photo, Sharna is wearing a white cutout dress, which hugs her growing baby bump at her midsection. Brian is dipping her down and planting a kiss on her lips, while gently cradling her stomach to show off the bump.

Rosalia, 28, is a name that’s been taking the music world by storm over the last year and with a gig as the musical guest for the March 12 episode of Saturday Night Live, she’s about to get even more attention. The Spanish singer-songwriter will team up with host Zoe Kravitz for the comedy sketch show and it’s just one of many fantastic opportunities she’s been getting lately. With over 18 million followers on Instagram, she’s definitely making her mark in a big way and we’re ready to see what else she has in store!

micronation with its own flag, government and a 'secret police force'. Coffee Caye is a 1.2-acre uninhabited tropical paradise off the coast of Belize and is now better known as the Principality of Islandia.The island is shaped a bit like a coffee bean and can be walked in just minutes, but its small size hasn't stopped the micronation from claiming independence.

Interfax reports.The application read: "In accordance with the Federal Law ‘On Countering Extremist Activity’, the Prosecutor General’s Office of the Russian Federation sent an application to the court to recognize Meta Platforms Inc. as an extremist organization and ban its activities in the territory of the Russian Federation."Meta claims it made the recent changes to its policy to allow the citizens of Ukraine to voice their feelings about the ongoing conflict in their country.

James Corden isn’t great at trash talking.

A mum has been warned by a judge that this was her ‘last chance’ after dodging a prison sentence for dealing drugs.

"Deltacron" has been officially identified as a coronavirus variant.

North Lanarkshire Council plans to invest over £500,000 in communities in the Northern Corridor over the next five years.

A man has been attacked near Asda in Grangemouth.

Police are investigating a potential sighting of missing Scot Karen Stevenson nearly three weeks on from her disappearance.

family while going through the process to build your own.Talking about doing this herself, parent Stacey, an accountant from Cornwall, told money-saving community LatestDeals.co.uk: "My husband and I had been trying for a couple of years to conceive but it wasn't happening for us even though we both have one child from previous relationships."We looked at adoption, fostering and IVF and decided to try IVF."I looked up several different clinics to get an idea on price and even looked abroad as the costs really vary across the country even just hours apart."I ultimately always wanted to donate my eggs though, I saw a documentary as a teenager about it in America and it really stuck with me which is why it was really the first thing I looked at when we found we needed IVF."She continued: "The cost reduction wasn't actually something I knew about until after doing the research into UK egg sharing."We ended up doing one collection and two lots of putting eggs back. Had we paid for everything it would have cost between £6000 and £8000."However we only ended up paying around £2000.

plane crashed into a hedge after the main door opened just 10 minutes into a training flight.The 49-year-old instructor was undertaking her first trial lesson with a student when the door of the Piper PA-28-180 fixed-wing single-engine aircraft started to open.The instructor made several failed attempts to close it to no avail, North Wales Live reports. The plane, which was being flown by the student began losing altitude around 150m from the runway and struck a hedge at Mid Wales Airport, Welshpool, Powys just after 10.30am on July 9, 2021.The instructor and student were uninjured but "substantial damage" was caused to the landing gear and propeller.A report by the Air Accident Investigation Branch (AAIB) states: "The instructor was undertaking her first instructional flight, a trial lesson with a planned landaway at Mid-Wales Airport, Welshpool."Approximately 10 minutes into the flight, with the student flying, the main door started to open."The instructor made a few unsuccessful attempts to close it and then decided to continue to Welshpool as they understood the departure airfield was busy."A straight-in approach was requested, and the instructor explained the approach procedure to the student."The aircraft was lined up with the runway centreline with the flaps extended and was stable at 67 kt.

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticIn trying to explain the man and phenomenon that is Tekashi 6ix9ine, Showtime’s new docuseries does its best to embody him.“Supervillain: The Making of Tekashi 6ix9ine,” directed by Karam Gill, alternates between self-consciously shaggy found footage and slick, stylized interludes. Like its subject, “Supervillain” depends on social media to build itself up.

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticHaving already plumbed the depths of the Superman well for “Smallville,” which survived the demise of the WB network to run for a full decade, The CW’s gone back to its Kansan/Kryptonian roots for “Superman and Lois,” a strangely grim take on one of comics’ brightest heroes.From Greg Berlanti and Todd Helbing (“The Flash”), “Superman and Lois” dispenses with the Superman story that’s been told a million times before in an efficient opening voiceover, as Superman (Tyler Hoechlin) explains his arrival on Earth in a mysterious pod, growing up in Smallville as Clark Kent, and falling in love with Lois Lane (Elizabeth Tullock) in about two minutes flat.

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticSPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you haven’t watched (or at least plan to watch) all six episodes of “Behind Her Eyes,” now streaming on Netflix.Pressing play on the first episode of “Behind Her Eyes,” all I knew was that there was going to be a capital-t Twist that may or may not cause me to lose what’s left of my mind. In fact, the ending of the Sarah Pinborough novel that the Netflix series is based on was originally marketed to readers with ominous subway ads warning people “DON’T TRUST THIS BOOK” and the performatively astonished hashtag, “#WTFThatEnding.” Short of Googling it, though, I could never have guessed just how ridiculous That Ending was until I got to see it with my own two bewildered eyes.

Caroline Framke Chief TV Critic“Stanley Tucci: Searching For Italy” opens with the actor striding down a bustling Naples street in a perfectly tailored summer suit, dodging Italians on Vespas and scanning the sidewalks for his next delicious meal.

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticThe first time we meet Nadiya Hussain in the “Great British Baking Show” tent, she’s trying to convince the judges that making a cake with green cardamom is a good idea. “Is that the only flavor?” Mary Berry asks, delicately but with enough of a point to convey her skepticism.

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticThis Valentine’s Day, Fox is expanding its Animation Domination Sunday block with a show that immediately seems familiar enough to qualify as comfort TV from its very opening minutes.“The Great North” follows a family of lovable, scrappy weirdos — headed up by gruff but sweet dad Beef (Nick Offerman) — who stumble into strange adventures so often that every episode is called some variation of the “[X Event] Adventure” (i.e. “Romantic Meat-Based Adventure,” “Curl Interrupted,” et cetera).

Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticIn its fourth and final episode, “Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel” finally gets to its point.After three episodes of unpacking the mysterious disappearance of Elisa Lam, the infamous Cecil Hotel in which she was last seen, the fraught history of downtown Los Angeles, and even several truly confusing “web sleuth” theories about what might have happened, the new Netflix series reaches a perhaps unsatisfying conclusion: that the simplest explanation is almost definitely the right one. This hour not only addresses all the reasons why this particular case got so much attention, but why that attention complicated everything about it beyond anyone’s wildest dreams.