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Bambie Thug has given an update on their Eurovision complaint, claiming that the EBU confirmed Israli broadcaster KAN had “broken the rules of conduct”.Earlier today, it was reported that the Irish Eurovision entry lodged a complaint with the Eurovision organisers due to commentary made by a broadcaster on KAN. The comments, which told viewers to “prepare your curses” and claim Bambie’s performance was “the most scary” of the night, were labelled “in breach of the rules” of the EBU by Bambie.Now, the Cork singer has taken to their social media to claim that the EBU “confirmed” KAN had breached the rules, which “contradicts” a statement they had seen from the EBU Director General Noel Curran.“Over the last few days I have raised multiple complaints to the EBU regarding instances I have experienced this week.

Saturday Night Live‘s “Weekend Update” segment leaned into the brain worm that U.S. presidential hopeful Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said got into his head.

Maya Rudolph kicked off the May 11 episode of Saturday Night Live with a Mother’s Day themed musical number that should have been on Beyonce‘s Renaissance World Tour!

Netflix revealed huge details about their hit series That ’90s Show!

Hopes of catching a glimpse of the Northern Lights tonight appeared to fade as geomagnetic activity 'has fallen off a cliff'.

There were hopes they would perform at the Eurovision Song Contest final and ABBA fans got their wish - sort of. The 68th edition of the world's biggest music competition on Saturday night (May 11) marked 50 years since the Swedish group won the Contest themselves.

Production has begun on the third season of Starz’s series P-Valley and we have some new details about the cast.

The Met Office has issued a new update for those hoping to catch a glimpse of tonight's Northern Lights display. On Friday night (May 10), Greater Manchester was treated to dazzling auroras in the skies across the region.

Travis Kelce wasn’t the only one to get some references in the new and improved Eras Tour!

BBC Breakfast has seen a significant reshuffle of presenters. On Saturday, May 11, viewers found the morning programme reshuffled. Usually, Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt helm BBC Breakfast from Thursday to Saturday.

Community is still a fan-favorite show, even though it’s been off the air for almost 10 years!

A demolition company has been drafted in to assess the future of a much-loved leisure centre ravaged in a fire now being investigated by police.

This year's Eurovision Song Contest has got off to a frenzied start and the final hasn't even begun.

This is the moment a suspect is tackled to the floor by a police officer after he broke free from the back of an ambulance and made a dash for freedom.

The implementation of a cycle lane wouldn't be a problem for most people. But for John Houston, who is visually impaired, it was to prove a grave danger.

Katie Maloney is addressing rumors that she and Stassi Schroeder had a falling out.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media Writer After two months at the bargaining table, IATSE and the major studios have begun talking about one of the key hurdles to getting a new contract: artificial intelligence. The union is seeking to ensure that the adoption of AI will not displace jobs. In an update to members on Friday evening, the union advised that the two sides are “constructively engaging” on the issue, as well as on wages and other working conditions.

Soap operas always have actors coming and going and we’re bringing you all of the latest casting shakeups on General Hospital.

Three men have been arrested on suspicion of terrorism in raids as part of a Europe-wide investigation into Islamic extremism, according to reports.

The arrests of three men on suspicion of terrorism in raids around Greater Mancheter were part of a Europe-wide investigation into Islamic extremism, sources have told the Manchester Evening News. One source told the M.E.N. the arrests were 'very significant'.

and release her album, well, surprise! a new Eras Tour setlist in order to add the Tortured Poets Department songs into the show (which plenty of people caught onto via the rehearsal footage she put in her "Fortnight" shorts, but anyway, I'm still in the Swiftie asylum, it's fine if you missed that).Yes, when opened the European leg of the massive tour on May 9 in Paris, she performed a dramatically re-worked version of the show, which previously had only changed slightly from night to night. Here are all the major updates, including the entire Eras Tour setlist in order, below:It became clear literally from the moment the concert started that would be incorporated into the show, as the medley of sounds that plays while the dancers take the stage before Swift pops up now included a voice singing “…tortured poets department…”This content can also be viewed on the site it from.Toward the end of the evening, the visuals on the screen behind the stage became black and white, and the TTPD era began.