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for every season, and just debuted her apparent choice for spring 2025.This fall, it was Aprés Nail's , . In winter, she gave merlot a , courtesy of textured shade . And now? Well, let's just say her latest red manicure references an iconic shoe.On March 13, Selena Gomez and fiancé Benny Blanco dropped the music video for their latest release, “Sunset Blvd,” and celebrity nail artist Tom Bachik revealed the exact shade of nail polish he used to achieve her“" manicure.

just made it suck a little less. In contrast with all the of today’s political climate, Sudeikis just announced he’s bringing back for a surprise fourth season.Though season three was largely believed to be the Apple TV+ comedy’s —it even ended with the kindly soccer football coach returning to the United States to be more involved in his son’s life—there were some rumblings that we might follow up with the AFC Richmond team as they navigate a season without Ted’s unique brand of positive reenforcement.But no! Someone must’ve held up a “Believe” sign in front of Sudeikis’s home because he's bringing back everyone’s favorite coach.

The Senate voted to advance a Republican-written bill to fund the government through the rest of the fiscal year, a process that has exposed a major fissure between Democratic leader Chuck Schumer and other members and activists irate that the party isn’t doing more to try to stop Donald Trump.

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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) said Thursday that he will vote to advance a Republican bill to fund the government for the rest of the fiscal year, potentially averting the threat of a government shutdown.

Jem Aswad Executive Editor, Music Bill Ackman’s Pershing Square expects to raise $1.4 billion from the sale of a 2.7% stake in Universal Music Group, according to a report in Bloomberg. Ackman announced the sale on social media, but the numbers are from a Bloomberg source citing knowledge of the deal, which reportedly cites “an offering of about 50 million Universal Music shares at €26.60 each.” Ackman wrote about his plans in a post on X on Thursday. While he had some strong words about UMG, in which Pershing currently owns a 7.6% stake, delist from the Euronext in Amsterdam in the wake of terrorist attack in November (and Pershing delisted from the city in January), his comments about the company and its chairman, Lucian Grainge, are a borderline mash note.

Thania Garcia Lizzo played her first public concert in nearly two years on Wednesday night at the Wiltern in Los Angeles to support the release of her upcoming album, “Lizzo in Real Life.” During the span of an hour, Lizzo sang her biggest hits with a complete band, also delivering the first live performances of her album’s two singles, “Love in Real Life,” and the dance-floor ready “Still Bad.” The upcoming LP will be the Grammy-winning artist’s first solo album since 2022’s “Special.” Lizzo kicked off the evening on electric guitar, shredding through “Love In Real Life,” “Juice” and “Rumors,” introducing the latter by slyly nodding, “Have you heard my name in the last few… weeks?” The room erupted in thunderous applause and speculative chatter, of course, as Lizzo’s hiatus from music was not self-imposed. Her time off stage and away from music was occupied with legal drama and accusations from her former employees of harassment in the workplace, including claims of sexual harassment and bullying from three of her former dancers and her former stylist.

Luigi Mangione has someone backing him in a big way.

EXCLUSIVE: By the end of April, the new home of the Sundance Film Festival should be public knowledge with the Salt Lake City/Park City combo, Boulder, Colorado or Cincinnati bid picked as the host for the next decade. However, a bill heading toward Utah Gov. Spencer Cox’s desk that would ban the Pride flag in schools and other state government buildings might be an eleventh-hour obstacle to the Beehive State’s hopes of keeping the Robert Redford-founded shindig past 2026.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Ayo Edebiri revealed on her Instagram story that she got “insane death threats” because of Elon Musk. The X owner shared a fake report in February 2024 claiming Disney was considering Edebiri as a replacement for Johnny Depp in the “Pirates of the Caribbean” franchise.

Dorit Kemsley is responding to some claims made by another Bravo star that she doesn’t pay her bills.

Elon Musk has become a polarizing political figure in Donald Trump’s second run as President of the United States and comedians like Bill Burr and Chelsea Handler are not afraid to call him out.

The House narrowly passed a bill to fund the government for six months through the end of the fiscal year.

Carl Kurlander is a screenwriter (St. Elmo’s Fire) who served as a writer-producer for four of Peter Engel’s NBC series. He also teaches at the University of Pittsburgh, where he has made a series of documentaries including the birth of educational television and how AI is poised to transform the way young people learn. He was mentored by Peter Engel, the man behind the TV fixture Saved by the Bell, who died last week. Here, Kurlander contrasts the wildly different paths taken by Engel and Fred Rogers that led each to generate programming that helped kids cope.

J. Kim Murphy The public domain is, in a way, the great cinematic universe in the sky — the final resting place for all intellectual property where characters from all walks of life are legally allowed to encounter one another. Untouchables Entertainment sees a filmmaking opportunity in that.

The White Lotus might be billed as an anthology series with a different cast each season, but certain characters have had recurring roles on the show.The character which connects all three seasons so far is Greg (Jon Gries), whose turbulent relationship with Tanya McQuoid (Jennifer Coolidge) stems all the way back to the first season in Hawaii.Other characters have been caught up in Tanya’s whirlwind too, namely Belinda (Natasha Rothwell) and Portia (Haley Lu Richardson). The former makes a return appearance in season three, set in Thailand, where she encounters Tanya’s ex-husband Greg.Other cast members in the third season include Leslie Bibb, Carrie Coon, Walton Goggins, Jason Isaacs, Michelle Monaghan, Parker Posey and Patrick Schwarzenegger.In the finale, we discover Greg had devised a plot to kill his wife Tanya aboard a yacht owned by his longtime friend Quentin.

Following Ofgem's announcement of a new price cap, typical household energy bills are set to increase by over £100.The price cap is rising by 6.4% - although the exact amount you pay depends on how much gas and electricity you use.The average dual fuel household paying by direct debit will see their annual energy bill increase from £1,738 a year to £1,849 from April 1 - a rise of £111 a year, or £9.25 a month. Dehumidifiers can be lifesavers for Brits who struggle with high levels of humidity, and therefore condensation and mould - but not only that, they can help cut down on the price of bills, which can be especially helpful as those prices are set to rise.

Earlier this week, the tourist board in Mexico claimed the festival “does not exist”. Edgar Gasca, from the tourism directorate of Isla Mujeres, said, “We have no knowledge of this event, nor contact with any person or company about it. For us, this is an event that does not exist.”This comes after last month the festival and its founder, Billy McFarland, announced that its “real return” would take place.

Jack Dunn Bill Maher has his own take about what went down on Oscar Sunday. While talking with author and comedian David Sedaris on the latest episode of “Real Time,” Maher explained that “cancel culture” was a big factor in deciding the latest class of Academy Award winners, especially when it comes to “Emilia Pérez” and its star Karla Sofía Gascón. “There are people who say cancel culture isn’t a real thing and I would say to them, ‘It just happened at the Oscars,’” Maher said.

The recent energy announcement has left many in a state of worry, wondering how they'll manage the skyrocketing costs, so it's time we explore alternative ways to keep our energy bills in check. We're sure you've already adopted the big changes like switching off lights when not in use, unplugging idle appliances and opting for energy-efficient lightbulbs.

Marvel has released a new teaser for their next movie, Thunderbolts*!