Jess King: Last News

Let him introduce himself while there’s some time to kill! Despite having a starring role in the Descendants franchise and making it to the finale on The Masked Singer, there’s still plenty about Cheyenne Jackson that fans don’t know — but now, he’s spilling all his secrets exclusively with Us Weekly.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorHot on the heels of the David Bowie estate’s $250 million-plus deal with Warner Chappell Music publishing, Peloton has announced that it struck a deal for the artist’s entire catalog as well as various remixes for its cycling, strength, yoga and running classes, beginning Wednesday. The deal comes during the “Bowie 75” celebrations around what would have been the singer’s 75 th birthday on January 8, which has been observed with reissues, pop-up stores in New York and London, and more.Along with his greatest hits, three new and exclusive remixes are part of the deal: from St. Vincent, TokiMonsta and Honey Dijon.

Chris Noth may not be done with Mr. Big.The star reprised his role as Carrie Bradshaw's husband for the rival, However, fans were shocked to see the famous character die of a heart attack in the first episode.

And just like that … the Peloton commercial was born. After the Sex and the City revival killed off Mr. Big with an exercise-related death, Ryan Reynolds recruited Chris Noth to help bring the iconic character back to life.

And Just Like That involving one of their bikes.The exercise equipment brand has been at the centre of the news in the past week following the premiere of HBO‘s Sex And The City revival, which saw Mr. Big (Chris Noth) suffer a fatal heart attack after working out on a Peloton bike.The company’s share price fell by 11.35 per cent after the episode aired, though Peloton responded by suggesting that Mr.

Chris Noth is very much alive.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorSPOILER ALERT: This article discusses a major plot development in the first episode of “And Just Like That,” the “Sex and the City” revival series now streaming on HBO Max.Shares of Peloton, the fitness equipment company, fell 11.3% Thursday — tumbling to a 19-month low — after a key character in HBO Max’s “Sex and the City” revival, “And Just Like That,” was shown dying of a heart attack after a 45-minute workout on one of the company’s exercise bikes.The stock continued its slide Friday, down 3.2% in midmorning trading.According to Peloton, the company had approved the use of the bike as well as the appearance of “Allegra,” a fictional instructor played by real-life Peloton instructor Jess King in the show.