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statement Sunday.Ayers was a celebrated host at KBLA Talk 1580 for the past two years, doing “The RA Report with Robin Ayers” every weekday from 6 to 7 p.m., where she amassed a dedicated following with her commentary on entertainment and pop culture.Though her cause of death wasn’t revealed, Ayers last year said she was battling leiomyosarcoma, a rare and aggressive cancer that affects soft tissues, typically in the abdomen or uterus.Her listeners have flocked to social media to pour out their grief and support for Ayers’ family, including her husband and twin daughters who had just celebrated their 18th birthday over the Thanksgiving break.Ayers’ near decade-long radio reporting career started at Afterbuzz TV as a podcast host in August 2016, where she remained for three years before pivoting to her entertainment reporting at theJasmineBRAND. It didn’t take long for her to find her home at KBLA Talk 1580 and finally host her own show with her name on it.

supposedly. And for some reason, the episode spent the bulk of its time with creator Taylor Sheridan writing a sequence focusing on himself. Spoilers ahead for the thirteenth episode of Season 5, “Give the World Away.” “Yellowstone” follows the Dutton family, owners of the largest ranch in Montana.

the recent murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, including America’s fascination with the alleged gunman’s appearance.“The manhunt continues for the assassin who gunned down the CEO of United Healthcare on Wednesday, and it really says something about America that a guy was murdered in cold blood and the two main reactions were, ‘Yeah, well health care stinks!’ And also, ‘Girl, that shooter hot,'” co-host Colin Jost quipped.Users on several social media platforms voiced their disdain of the commentary, condemning it for a lack of consideration of Thompson’s family. The businessman, 50, and his wife had two sons together.“Disgusting. I couldn’t watch this segment.

bizarre statement by Out magazine reporter Tracy Gilchrist last month, who told the duo she had seen posts online that people were “holding space” with one of the blockbuster’s big musical numbers.Erivo and Grande appeared to have a strong emotional reaction to the scribe’s puzzling turn of phrase, and a clip of the encounter garnered tens of millions of views, prompting some viewers to ask if they were having a “fever dream.”In a new interview in Variety, the actresses took different approaches to explaining their responses.Erivo she said reacted so strongly because she didn’t know people were “holding space” with her character’s breakout song and “really feeling power in that,” but chalked it up to the fact that she “hasn’t been looking” for documented instances.“I mean, it’s been happening on some platforms. I mean, I guess.

#shaniatwain #shania #countrymusic #vegas Ruthless commenters, however, were not saying “let’s go girls,” to the 59-year-old singer’s fashion choice, which some compared to an adult diaper.“Is that a rhinestone Depends?” one critic wrote on TikTok. Another critical commentator chimed in on X: “I didn’t know Depends made such a sexy option.” One commentator questioned: “Why is 59-year-old Shania Twain in a nude bodysuit and diaper on stage?” Some kinder fans tried to make light of the outfit, with one person joking: “Maybe she has been hanging out with Cher.” Others defended the controversial clothing choice, lauding the singer for not looking her age, with one fan writing, “She looks great for 60! How many of you look like that?!” “She’s an entertainer!! She’s 59 and rockin’ it while she still has it!!! All the power to you Shania Twain!!! Legend,” another fan commented.

Elvis Presley served consumers of his original best-selling hits, including “Hound Dog” and “Jailhouse Rock,” with a mixture of country, rhythm and blues and rock ‘n’ roll, and both his sound and charisma rewarded him with hysterical fans.Presley was a pioneer of youth music at the same time as Patsy Cline produced a crossover between country and pop and Ray Charles bridged the gap for ground-breaking soul. The King of Rock ‘n’ Roll was a cultural icon in the 1950s in both the music and television industries.In the months leading up to his sudden death on Aug.

The American space traveler, 35, exclusively told The Post that she hopes to rocket her way onto the next season of “Dancing with the Stars.”Gerardi made headlines in 2023 when she went to space aboard a Virgin Galactic suborbital flight, becoming one of the less than a hundred women to slip the surly bonds of Earth. The payload specialist, Swiftie and mom, is slated to return to space with Virgin Galactic in 2026 as part of an all-female sub-orbital spaceflight.But before she blasts off once more, Gerardi is hoping she can land on the popular ABC dance competition series.A longtime fan, the astronaut particularly enjoyed Season 33 of “DWTS” — which wrapped last month —because of two inspiring competitors, Olympic rugby player Ilona Maher and Olympic gymnast Stephen Nedoroscik.“I love Ilona Maher.

REÁL MESA at 1 Hotel West Hollywood.Last month, Bravo announced that “Vanderpump Rules” will return for Season 12 but with a new cast — and Lewber isn’t sweating it.“I’m excited to just kind of let our relationship almost breathe and not have the pressure [of filming],” she told The Post, adding that she looks forward to starting the new year without a camera crew. “I think it’ll be nice to just feel like we have some privacy and, like, [we] can actually focus on us,” she shared during the event with their dog, Hippie.On Nov.

“Who’s the Boss?” with Tony Danza. Light, 75, spoke about her experience working with Danza, 73, during a roundtable at TheWrap’s Power Women Summit 2024 in Beverly Hills on Tuesday.

Olympic gold medal-winning gymnast Jordan Chiles would be thrilled to vault her way onto one of the most popular real estate shows in the TV game. Chiles, 23, told The Post she “literally would cry” if asked to appear on one of her favorite reality series, “Selling Sunset.”The show would be a natural fit for the champ, as she recently revealed that she plans to pursue a career in real estate post-gymnastics.“I do want to go into real estate,” she told The Post at TheWrap’s Power Women Summit 2024 in Beverly Hills on Tuesday.