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UPI
13 hours ago
- Entertainment
- UPI
'Netflix Tudum 2025': How to watch, what to expect
1 of 3 | Sofia Carson is set to host the Netflix Tudum event Saturday. File Photo by Chris Chew/UPI | License Photo May 30 (UPI) -- Netflix Tudum 2025: The Live Event airs on the streamer Saturday. The event is billed as "Netflix's biggest fan party, packed with your favorite stars, first-look reveals, and can't-miss live performances," according to an official synopsis. The show airs live from Los Angeles. Sofia Carson is set to host and Lady Gaga will perform. How to watch Netflix Tudum 2025 airs on the streamer Saturday at 5 p.m. EDT. The event takes place at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles. Participants Sofia Carson, an actress known for Descendants and Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists, will host the event. Lady Gaga and Indian singer and rapper Hanumankind will perform. "Hi little monsters!" Gaga said in a short video released May 16. "I just wrapped Copacabana, I'm headed to Singapore and the I'll see you at Tudum." The event will feature updates about fan-favorite Netflix series and films, including Emily in Paris, Frankenstein, Happy Gilmore 2, Love is Blind, One Piece, Outer Banks, The Rip, Squid Game, Stranger Things, America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, The Life List, Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery, Wednesday and WWE. Stars from those programs will attend to promote their projects. Netflix #TUDUM 2025: The Live Event will be hosted by @SofiaCarson and feature appearances from dozens of your favorite stars! Here are all the details ⬇️ Netflix Tudum (@NetflixTudum) May 29, 2025 Netflix held its first Tudum event in 2020. Sofia Carson turns 32: a look back Sofia Carson attends the IHeartRadio Summer Pool Party concert at the Fontainebleau's Bleaulive, in Miami Beach, on May 21, 2016. In June, she starred in a reboot of "Adventures in Babysitting," co-starring Sabrina Carpenter, on the Disney Channel. Photo by Johnny Louis/UPI | License Photo
Daily Mirror
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Netflix warning as Brits risk £1,000 fine this weekend for little-known mistake
Streaming giant Netflix is counting down the days to its highly-anticipated live show Tudum. However, Brits watching the star-filled programme could be risking a £1,000 fine Brits watching Netflix this weekend could end up being slapped with a hefty fine for accidentally breaking a strict rule. On Saturday, May 31, the streaming giant will air a live show exploring behind-the-scenes access to some of its most beloved films and TV series. Netflix Tudum 2025: The Live Event will broadcast from Los Angeles at 8pm ET (Midnight on Sunday, June 1 for the UK) and will feature live performances from acclaimed singer Lady Gaga and Hanumankind. The show, hosted by actress Sofia Carson, will feature appearances from 'dozens' of Netflix stars, and is named after the iconic sound that plays at the start of every Netflix title. Tickets for Tudum are sold out - but Brits will still be able to join in on the fun from the comfort of their own home. "For one night only, Netflix 's biggest and brightest will hit the stage and stream live from Los Angeles," Netflix said. "The show is stacked with Netflix news and exclusive reveals about titles you won't want to miss, including your favourite stars from Emily in Paris, Frankenstein, Happy Gilmore 2, Love Is Blind, ONE PIECE, Outer Banks, The Rip, Squid Game, Stranger Things, and more." However, Brits watching Tudum without a TV Licence risk being issued a staggering £1,000 fine (or £2,000 if you live in Guernsey). This is because the BBC TV Licence, which is currently priced at £174.50 per annum, is required for anyone who records or watches live TV - even on a paid-for streaming site. You also need a TV Licence to access any content on BBC iPlayer, even if it's not live. As previously reported, those suspected of watching live TV without a licence may receive a visit from an inspector. While you can't be jailed for not paying your TV Licence, you do risk imprisonment for not paying fines imposed by the court. A judge may also approve of a warrant allowing an officer to enter your home. Get the best deals and tips from Mirror Money WHATSAPP GROUP: Get money news and top deals straight to your phone by joining our Money WhatsApp group here. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don't like our community, you can check out any time you like. If you're curious, you can read our Privacy Notice. Hundreds of thousands of Brits are actually eligible for a free TV Licence, without even realising. You can wipe the hefty fee if you're aged 75 or over and are in receipt of Pension Credits, or you live with a partner who gets Pension Credit. Those living in care or sheltered accommodation, are retired and over 60 or disabled are also eligible for a heavily discounted TV Licence (£7.50 per annum). If you're registered blind or live with someone who is - you can get a 50 per cent discount. Remember, you do not need a TV Licence if you only watch non-live content on streaming sites such as Netflix or Disney+. It is only if you watch live content on these platforms that you risk being fined for not having a licence.
Chicago Tribune
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Chicago Tribune
Of Notoriety: ‘Rumors,' free Beyond the Blonde and ‘Misery' this weekend
Hard Rock Casino Northern Indiana continues its fourth anniversary celebration this month hosting a free concert starring Beyond the Blonde, a Chicagoland-based tribute band on the Hard Rock Cafe stage at 9 p.m. Friday, May 31. A celebration of powerhouse divas like P!NK, Gwen Stefani and Lady Gaga, audiences enjoy high-energy performances of favorite hits with costume changes paying homage to each of the artists' iconic styles. Audience participation includes sing-along moments for a salute to female pop power. Beyond the Blonde features Charity Marie for lead vocals, Bobby Eden on guitar and background vocals, Anthony Marena on bass guitar and background vocals and Kevin Curtin on drums. Hard Rock Casino Northern Indiana is located at 5400 West 29th Ave. in Gary, directly adjacent to the Interstate 80/94 Burr Street Interchange. For more information, call 219-228-2383 or visit Dunes Summer Theatre, 288 Shady Oak Drive in Michigan City, that rustic and woodsy oasis of arts and culture established in 1941, is producing a new run of 'Misery' which will star Chicago TV news personality Janet Davies as Annie Wilkes opposite Kevin Giese as tortured novelist Paul Sheldon, who is held captive by 'his biggest fan.' The production, May 30 to June 15, is being directed by John Hancock, the noted filmmaker and Oscar-nominated movie director who hails from LaPorte and did the filming for his 1989 holiday classic 'Prancer' at his family's farm in LaPorte. Also, in this 'Misery' cast are Jim Lampl and Emmie Reigel with creative wiz Michael Lasswell as set designer. Steve Scott is the artistic director at Dunes Summer Theatre. Stephen King's 1987 novel 'Misery' was adapted for the stage as a play by Simon Moore and William Goldman, the latter of whom wrote the screenplay for the 1990 film version starring Kathy Bates and James Caan. Tickets are $30 to $35 and available at or call 219-879-7509. Beatnik Entertainment presents 'Rumors' by Neil Simon, the dark comedy produced for the intimate 60-seat stage space at Beatniks On Conkey, 420 Conkey St. in Hammond with Friday, Saturday and Sunday performances opening this Friday, May 30 through June 8, with curtain times at 7:30 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays and 2 p.m. Sundays. The night of a 10th-anniversary wedding party commences with the discovery of guest of honor Charlie Brock, deputy mayor of New York, found on the floor bleeding upstairs. Hi wife Myra is also missing and as the guests slowly arrive, confusion and miscommunications mount for a stage adventure of this classic farcical stage romp. The cast stars Dean Johanson, Diana Smoot, Dylan Root, Kelly Koester, George Romero, Amy Bannister, Michael Depriest Reed, Julie Breford, Maggie Reister and Daniel Murillo. Tickets are $20 at or call or text 219-852-0848 for reservations and more information at Seating is limited so reservations are strongly suggested. For walk-up patrons who pay at the door, it's cash only. Lita Ford's career began in 1975 as a founding member and guitarist of the groundbreaking all-female group the Runaways. The group's hard rock/punk edge spawned hits like 'Cherry Bomb' and 'Queens of Noise.' Lita and the Runaways proved timelessness in 2014 when 'Cherry Bomb' was featured in the critically acclaimed Marvel/Disney Studios hit movie 'Guardians Of The Galaxy' and was nominated for a Grammy Award. In 1983, Lita launched her career as a solo artist with her début album 'Out For Blood,' and now, she's paired on tour with Dee Snider of Twisted Sister heavy metal fame for one concert at Silver Creek Event Center at Four Winds Casino in New Buffalo with one performance at 8 p.m. CST May 30. Snider has starred in several reality TV shows including appearances in three seasons of NBC's 'Celebrity Apprentice' and 'Growing Up Twisted,' an A&E cable series featuring the entire Snider family and their Long Island lifestyle. Four Winds Silver Creek Event Center is at 11111 Wilson Road. Tickets start at $65 at 866-494-6371 or
Yahoo
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Nick Kroll Reveals Lady Gaga and Howard Stern as the Two Stars ‘Big Mouth' Just Couldn't Get
Big Mouth, Netflix's hit animated series following a group of friends navigating puberty, is coming to an end after eight seasons, following a rare model where its characters actually grow up. 'It is puberty and we really covered so much of what we set out to do and about this journey,' co-creator and star Nick Kroll told The Hollywood Reporter at the show's Los Angeles premiere on Thursday of the decision to wrap up. 'Most animated shows, they go on forever; people are frozen in whatever time they are in. Our show evolved and the kids evolved and they moved through time and they grew and they changed, and that was part of the joy of making the show.' More from The Hollywood Reporter Lady Gaga Inches Closer to EGOT Status After Sports Emmy Win John Krasinski Didn't Know Brother-in-Law Stanley Tucci Was His 'Fountain of Youth' Co-Star Until Midway Through Filming Tina Fey Explains That 'Four Seasons' Death and Teases "Starting From Scratch" for Season 2 Co-creator Andrew Goldberg echoed that after working for over a decade on Family Guy, where those characters all stayed the same age, 'I kind of assumed that our show would be the same. I remember having a conversation in season two where my other collaborators were like no, this is a show about changes, the kids have to get older and puberty is a discrete time of life, it doesn't go on forever. So it only made sense to end it once they were getting to that age.' On top of Kroll voicing dozens of characters himself, the show has welcomed over 200 guest stars throughout its run — but that doesn't mean they've gotten every A-lister they wanted. While celebrating Steve Buscemi — as a little cat called Mr. Pink — joining the final season, Kroll also noted they 'wanted to get Howard Stern and we couldn't get him. He did so much in inspiring the show; he's the best, he's the king. And Lady Gaga we tried to get as well, turns out she's busy.' Goldberg echoed, 'We really, really wanted Howard Stern to do the show; he doesn't do anything and we were no exception' and additional co-creator Mark Levin added they 'asked Lady Gaga to do a song in the last season and she was too busy, that was sad. But not surprising.' And when it came to deciding exactly how to end the show, the team, 'really went on a journey of figuring out how do you end the story of characters who are just beginning their lives? And that was a big challenge to figure out,' Levin explained of its teenage protagonists. 'Fear of the future and fear of the unknown is the thing that really jumped out as the biggest monster of all for them to confront.' Big Mouth's eighth and final season is now streaming on Netflix. Best of The Hollywood Reporter 'The Studio': 30 Famous Faces Who Play (a Version of) Themselves in the Hollywood-Based Series 22 of the Most Shocking Character Deaths in Television History A 'Star Wars' Timeline: All the Movies and TV Shows in the Franchise
Yahoo
2 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Japanese Beauty Group Pola Orbis to Dissolve Chinese Subsidiary
The Japanese beauty company Pola Orbis Holdings has decided to shut down Orbis Beijing Inc., the group's China subsidiary in charge of its Orbis brand. The company will also shut down the brand's online retail operations. Its official Tmall store and Douyin store will stop taking orders by June 30, according to Orbis' e-commerce customer service. More from WWD McKinsey Releases Annual Future of Wellness Report, Citing 6 Key Areas of Opportunity, Shifting Shopping Habits and the Different Types of Health Consumers EXCLUSIVE: Pamela Anderson Becomes Biolage's First Global Ambassador How Aora Is Making Plastic-free Clean Beauty Cool, as It Enters the United States With a New Chili-infused Volumizing Lip Serum 'With the Chinese economy stagnating and competition in the e-commerce market becoming increasingly intense, it is difficult to foresee an immediate improvement in profitability, and the group has been compelled to reduce the scale of business,' said the company in a press release. Pola Orbis has yet to determine the dissolution date and will be working with the local authority to complete the necessary legal procedures, according to the press release. As a result, the company will record an extraordinary loss of around 1.3 billion yen, or $8.9 million, in its consolidated financial statements for the fiscal year ending December 2025. The loss will be offset by a 1.6 billion yen, or $11 million, in corporate tax deduction, which leaves the company's overall earnings forecast, which was published in February, unchanged. The Beijing subsidiary, established in 2008, has been in charge of operating the Orbis brand in China. The company has suffered a loss for three consecutive years, from 2022 to 2024, leaving the company with net liabilities of 3.33 billion yen, or $22.9 million. Pola Orbis entered the Chinese market in 2004 by setting up a subsidiary for its Pola brand in Shanghai. In November, the company established a new subsidiary based in Japan to oversee its China business. The reorganization comes as the company moves toward its 'Vision 2029' strategy to 'develop the cosmetics business globally; reform and enhance the brand portfolio,' 'create new value and expand business domains,' and 'strengthen research and technical strategy,' the press release noted. The J-beauty giant is not only facing trouble in China, but it is also undergoing a reorganization process to enhance brand value. In recent years, the group axed beauty brands such as H2O+, Amplitude and Itrim to focus on its flagship brands, including Pola, Orbis, Jurlique, as well as newly developed brands such as Three, Decencia, Fujima and Fiveism x Three. For the three months ended March 31, the company reported a 1 percent increase in net sales, but profit attributable to owners fell by 58.1 percent. Best of WWD Which Celebrity Brands Are Next for a Major Deal? Lady Gaga, Beyonce and More Possible Contenders for the Next Corporate Prize The Best Makeup Looks in Golden Globes History A Look Back at Golden Globes Best Makeup on the Red Carpet, From Megan Fox to Sophia Loren [PHOTOS] Sign in to access your portfolio
