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UPI
2 hours ago
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- UPI
Pete Davidson 'so excited' to become a dad: 'It's my dream'
1 of 3 | Pete Davidson shared his excitement about becoming a father on "Tonight" Tuesday. File Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo July 23 (UPI) -- Pete Davidson is "so excited" to become a father. The comedian, 31, is expecting a child with model Elsie Hewitt, and he discussed the milestone on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon Tuesday. "It's my dream to be a dad, so I'm so excited. Elsie's excited," he told Fallon. "I'm excited, you know, to see her be a mom, so we're stoked." "Everything else doesn't really matter anymore," he added. The couple shared the news on Instagram last week, and the baby is due in winter, TMZ reports. On The Tonight Show, Davidson also discussed his return to stand-up comedy. "It's fun cause you're like nervous, which I think is the best part," he said. He also stars in the upcoming film The Pickup opposite Eddie Murphy, which streams on Prime Video beginning Aug. 6, and in the horror movie The Home, which arrives in theaters Friday. Pete Davidson turns 30: 12 moments in comedy spotlight Pete Davidson and Cazzie David appear backstage during the MTV Video Music Awards at The Forum in Inglewood, Calif., on August 27, 2017. That year, Davidson announced his sobriety. "Just wanted to let you guys know I'm okay. I know I've kinda been missing, on social media and on the show. I quit drugs and am happy and sober for the first time in 8 years," he wrote on Instagram . Davidson dated David for two and a half years before they split in 2018. Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI | License Photo
UPI
6 days ago
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- UPI
Watch: Rachel Brosnahan's 'travel curse' nearly cost her 'Superman' audition
1 of 5 | Cast member Rachel Brosnahan attends the premiere of the sci-fi motion picture "Superman" at the TCL Chinese Theatre in the Hollywood section of Los Angeles on July 7. She talked about her travel curse on "Tonight" Wednesday. Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI | License Photo July 17 (UPI) -- Superman actress Rachel Brosnahan says she had a "travel curse" that nearly caused her to miss the audition to portray the iconic Lois Lane. The former Marvelous Mrs. Maisel star, 35, discussed the curse, and how she broke it, when she stopped by The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon Wednesday. "This is a good example of the curse," she said, referring to her Superman audition. Brosnahan was in New York City doing a show on Broadway and was attempting to make it to Los Angeles for the audition. "We got offstage at like 11:00 p.m. The only flight that would get me there in time was at 6 a.m. So, I got to the airport. I got there early, and the flight starts getting delayed and I just had a bad feeling about it, because curse," she explained. The flight was ultimately canceled and she ran back and forth across the airport trying to book another flight. "I got there and honestly I feel like the chaos that came with me after what I'd been through that morning must have felt so Lois Lane-coded or something because it worked out just fine," she said. She added that her curse is so bad she hired a witch to break it ahead of the Superman promotional tour. "I got really desperate and I started asking people if anyone knew like an energy healer or like a past-life reader... And so I called a witch and brought her to my house," she said. "...She brought a wishing well and a wand and she signed an NDA." Brosnahan reports her travel curse has since been lifted. Superman raked in some $122 million at the box office over the weekend. The film stars David Corenswet as the titular hero. David Corenswet, Rachel Brosnahan attend 'Superman' premiere Cast members David Corenswet (L) and Rachel Brosnahan attend the premiere of "Superman" at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles on July 7, 2025. Corenswet portrays Superman, with Brosnahan as Lois Lane. Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI | License Photo
The Irish Sun
15-07-2025
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- The Irish Sun
Oasis hit with ‘endless' big money offers to play major festivals next year after success of reunion tour
AFTER selling out their epic 41-show reunion tour in minutes, Oasis proved they are still the biggest band on the planet. And their popularity means they are now the most in-demand — with big-money offers for more performances rolling in almost daily for Noel and Advertisement 10 Oasis are being offered big money offers to play major festivals next year Credit: WENN 10 The band are wanted for festivals in the US like Coachella and European ones like Benicassim Credit: The Mega Agency Insiders have told me the brothers, who will play their third show at Manchester's Heaton Park tonight, are being hit with bids from all over the globe. 'If fans thought Oasis were busy, they should see the offers their teams are fielding behind the scenes,' my music mole said. 'Festivals in the US like Coachella want Oasis to headline next year, as well as big ones in Europe including Benicassim. 'Then you have businesses and individuals who want them to perform. The offers are endless. Advertisement READ MORE ON OASIS 'None of the bids are being accepted at the moment. They're just being stacked up to be discussed at a later date. The focus for Oasis is this tour, and so far it's been a phenomenal success. 'Any decisions about future performances are a long way off — but some of them look incredibly tempting. 'It's all up to Noel and Liam, though, and whether they want to continue — or if this run is enough. They're loving every second of being back on stage in front of their fans so far. 'The atmosphere and chemistry between them is electric.' Advertisement Most read in Bizarre Exclusive I saw that chemistry myself when I watched Tonight they'll come out hand-in-hand again before playing their 23-song set list. What's REALLY going on backstage at Oasis & Gregg Wallace scandal sparks ANOTHER BBC crisis The tour continues in the UK until August, when Noel and Liam head to the US. And my band insider revealed the set list might change to take in their Stateside fans' favourite tracks. Advertisement Right now it is an ode to their biggest and best Nineties hits with every track, bar Little By Little, released in either 1994 or 1995, with the killer encore of The Masterplan, Don't Look Back In Anger, Wonderwall and Champagne Supernova. 'Oasis won't be changing the songs for their UK and Ireland legs but there may be some tweaks when they go overseas,' my mole explained. 'It's still up in the air but Noel and Liam want to make sure they're giving all their fans the songs they want to hear — so there could be some tweaks made here and there.' 10 My band insider revealed the set list might change to take in their US fans' favourite tracks Credit: The Mega Agency Advertisement Rihanna loves Mother-hood RIHANNA channelled her inner Kylie Minogue in a white head-covering – with her baby bump on show. She wore the outfit – like the one in Kylie's Can't Get You Out Of My Head video – while out and about in Los Angeles. 10 Pop star Rihanna with her baby bump on show Credit: Getty 10 Rihanna channelled her inner Kylie Minogue in a white head-covering Advertisement The Work singer has been promoting movie Smurfs, in which she voices Smurfette, ahead of its release on Friday. She has also been preparing for the arrival of her third baby this autumn and taking care of her two young sons, Riot and Rza. She told how her late father Ronald Fenty has influenced her parenting. Rihanna said: 'I've always dreamed of what type of grandfather he'd be to them. Advertisement 'He prepared me for having two boys. 'The adventurous side of me – the outside side of me, the daredevil – it's how I want to raise them. I want them to be outside and in nature.' Rich gets own show Tickets for his solo show, which will take place on November 8, go on sale at 9.30am this Friday. Advertisement 10 Richard Ashcroft has announced a huge one-off concert at Manchester's Co-op Live Credit: Getty Richard, whose new album Lovin' You is out on October 3, has won a new legion of fans thanks to And he joked on stage about a viral video of a woman using app Shazam to work out what Bitter Sweet Symphony was. Before he played his band's 1997 classic, The Verve frontman (pictured at Oasis's opening night in Cardiff) said: 'Get your Shazams out,' which left the crowd in stitches. Advertisement I have no doubt some of those new fans will try to get their hands on tickets come Friday. Mutya in the Sugar bakes SUGABABE One of my telly contacts has revealed the singer, who dropped new song Shook with her bandmates Keisha Buchanan and Siobhan Donaghy last week, is joining the Channel 4 reality show for a Stand Up To Cancer charity special. 10 Mutya Buena has signed up for the Great British Bake Off Credit: Getty Advertisement 'Mutya will be seeing if she can get a handshake from Paul Hollywood when she goes in,' my insider said. 'She doesn't consider herself much of a baker, but it's for charity.' Mutya will be in good company in this year's competition, with singers Strictly's Vicky Pattison has joined the line-up, too, along with Good luck, Mutya. We're rooting for you. Advertisement Anne: It's not easy as a mum ANNE-MARIE will return to the stage next month when she performs at the opening ceremony of the Women's Rugby World Cup. The Ciao Adios singer, who is married to rapper 10 Anne-Marie is performing at the opening ceremony of the Women's Rugby World Cup Credit: Getty Anne-Marie, inset, who also has a daughter named Seven, appeared on Advertisement Anne-Marie, inset, whose first-born child is a daughter named Seven, told Scott Mills on his Radio 2 show: 'It's the hardest thing I've done, having kids. Getting back into music and being a mum is really difficult. 'They are the most beautiful little things in the world so it's worth it. 'I am slowly getting my brain back to normal.' Advertisement 'I didn't know there was postnatal anxiety, I only knew about postnatal depression. 'I learnt all about that and then I went through postnatal depression about six months after Seven was born.' Louis off social media LOUIS TOMLINSON has revealed bonkers conspiracy theories have driven him off social media. The singer, who is dating Zara McDermott and lost his mother to leukaemia in 2016, wrote on X: 'The last few months have made it impossible to be on here. All the conspiracy chat about my relationship, my son or even stretching to opinions on my mum. It's just too much.' Bono: I ate dogs dinner BONO has admitted he stooped to stealing his pet's food after craving meat when his wife Ali turned veggie. The U2 frontman told the Ruthie's Table podcast: 'I recall coming home on the weekend and she was cooking. Advertisement 10 Bono has admitted he stooped to stealing his pet's food after craving meat when his wife Ali turned veggie Credit: AP 'And I remember getting this beautiful smell of beef. 'I thought, 'Oh my God, she's cooking beef for me and she's vegetarian. This is amazing.' 'And I walked in and said, 'What are you cooking?' Advertisement 'She said, 'That's not for us. That's the dog's dinner'. . . And I ate it.' It sounds a lot better than a tin of Pedigree Chum. Beyonce's leak fears BEYONCE fears her unreleased tunes and future plans could be leaked after her choreographer and one of her dancers had their car broken into. The pair, who were using a hire vehicle in Atlanta last week, lost five USB sticks and two Apple computers loaded with unheard songs, plans for future shows and footage of the Texas Hold 'Em singer. Advertisement 10 Beyonce fears her unreleased tunes and future plans could be leaked Credit: Splash The devices were all stolen along with clothes and some Apple headphones.
GMA Network
07-07-2025
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- GMA Network
Paul Salas releases first single as 'Paul Swaggy'
Article Inside Page Paul Salas released his first single under the stage name "Paul Swaggy." Kapuso actor Paul Salas has been venturing into other endeavors outside of acting. Paul, who loves singing and dancing, just released his first single under the stage name "Paul Swaggy." His new hip-hop song is called "Tonight" and features rap act Two Goods. Paul released the song on his YouTube channel via a lyric video and a performance video. Check out "Tonight" by Paul Swaggy featuring Two Goods here: Aside from singing, Paul also shared that he has a new business venture. On Instagram, he has revealed that he has entered an agribusiness partnership with a dragon fruit farm in Bulacan. Paul also recently went viral after unknowingly snatching a chair from a fan during a performance and ultimately causing her to fall. He and the fan has since spoken and have declared that there are no hard feelings from the incident.
Nahar Net
03-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Nahar Net
Who will have the 2025 song of the summer? We offer some predictions
by Naharnet Newsdesk 20 June 2025, 15:12 What makes a great song of the summer? Is it an up-tempo pop banger? Something with an earworm chorus? Does it need to feature the words "summer," "sunshine," or another synonym — "California" — in the title? How could anyone attempt a song of the summer after the late, great Beach Boy Brian Wilson composed them so expertly, anyway? It very well may be subject to the eye (well, ear) of the beholder, but The Associated Press views the song of the summer as the one that takes over those warm months between June and August, the kind that blasts out of car speakers and at beach barbecues in equal measure. And that means many different things for many kinds of listeners. So here are AP's 2025 song of the summer predictions across categories, with past victors for reference. Find your song of the summer and then listen to our Spotify playlist, here. Song of the summer that inexplicably came out in January: "NUEVAYoL," Bad Bunny A song of the summer doesn't actually have to arrive in summer, or even in spring. History has proved this time and time again, lest anyone forget Olivia Rodrigo's "drivers license" hit at the top of the year in 2021. But this summer, like every summer, is about Bad Bunny. On his latest album, "Debí Tirar Más Fotos," Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio pulls from Puerto Rico's rich musical history and hybridizes it. He does so from the very opener, "NUEVAYoL," which samples the fittingly named 1975 salsa hit from El Gran Combo, "Un Verano en Nueva York" ("A Summer in New York"). Past champion: "Boy's a Liar PT. 2," PinkPantheress, Ice Spice (2023) Song of the summer for the chronically online: "Tonight," PinkPantheress An internet hero releases another super hit: PinkPantheress' "Tonight" is an undeniable good time; all bassline house meets hyperpop vocals with a naughty chorus. The 24-year-old British singer-songwriter has proved she's got so much more to offer than a few viral hits — but her huge songs that blow up online? They tend to stay. That's more than can be said about past winners in this category. Past champion: "Million Dollar Baby," Tommy Richman (2024) Breakup song of the summer: "What Was That," Lorde Lorde's first new single in four years recalls the clever synth-pop of her 2017 album "Melodrama," casting aside the folk detour of 2021's "Solar Power." "What Was That" is reserved revelation, introspective electropop that takes a measured look at a relationship's dissolution. It feels good, and bad, which is the point. Past champion: "How Can You Mend a Broken Heart," Bee Gees (1971) Song of the summer for the girls and all those who love them: "Gnarly," KATSEYE KATSEYE, the global girl group born out of K-pop development techniques, are "Gnarly," and they'd like you to be, too. The song is asymmetrical pop with a cheerleading cadence and extensive, expensive product placement. You're here for the girls, or you're not. Gnarly! Past champion: "Bills, Bills, Bills," Destiny's Child (1999) Song for singles ready to mingle this summer: "WASSUP," Young Miko Flirting is central to these hot months; no other season has a fling named after it. Puerto Rican rapper Young Miko knows this better than most, and her track "WASSUP" is all about charisma — and it doesn't hurt that it interpolates "Lollipop" by Lil Wayne featuring Static Major and "Chulin Culin Chunfly" by Voltio featuring Residente. Past champion: "Buy U a Drank (Shawty Snappin')," T-Pain featuring Yung Joc (2007) Song of the summer for those who love British boy ballads performed by an American: "Ordinary," Alex Warren Last year brought Benson Boone's glossy soft pop-rock; this year, Alex Warren's "Ordinary" is inescapable. A big, inoffensive ballad with loosely religious themes, it is meticulously designed to the pull at heartstrings. And it does — the song hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. Past champion: "Beautiful Things," Benson Boone (2024) Song of the summer for when you lose the beef but still have fight left in ya: "Nokia," Drake For the last year, Drake has mostly made headlines for his rivalry with Kendrick Lamar, one of the biggest beefs in modern rap music history. He was no victor, but on "Nokia," he's certainly a winner. The song is a return to what Drizzy knows best: a massive rap-R&B-pop song for the ages, one that will live inside the minds of listeners for the whole year. Just, you know, replete with the nostalgic sounds of a Nokia ringtone. Past champion: The difference here, of course, is that Drake won his beef with Meek Mill. But nonetheless: "Back to Back," Drake (2015) The TikTok-approved, blast-of-dopamine song of the summer: "Boots on the Ground," 803Fresh Social media is the wild west and inevitably sources its own song of the summer. Usually, there's an element of humor in the track — like 2023's "The Margarita Song" by That Chick Angel, Casa Di & Steve Terrell. This year is a bit different: 803Fresh's "Boots on the Ground" is an organic hit that centers a kind of soulful line dance — it's country-pop with trap hi-hats and fun for the whole family. Past champion: "The Spark," Kabin Crew & Lisdoonvarna Crew (2024) Song of the summer for it girls: "Fame Is A Gun," Addison Rae Charli xcx fans, fear not. Addison Rae's debut album is stuffed with bejeweled, hypnotic pop songs for the post-"BRAT" crowd. Best of all is the Grimes-esque "Fame Is a Gun," a sunglasses-in-the-club banger with synthetic vocal textures and an unignorable chorus. For fashionable listeners, and those who aim to become more fabulous. Past champion: "Bad Girls," Donna Summer (1979) Song of the summer of revenge: "Manchild," Sabrina Carpenter Does it sound strikingly similar to "Please, Please, Please" at times? Sure. But has Sabrina Carpenter cornered the market on country-tinged, satirical pop songs about heterofatalism, an internet neologism for those who find heterosexuality embarrassing and hopeless? Also, yes. But you know, with a wink, vengeance and a danceable quality. Amen, hey men! Past champion: "Before He Cheats," Carrie Underwood (from her 2005 debut album, but released as a single in 2006) Biggest song of the year, and therefore the default song of the summer: "Luther," Kendrick Lamar and SZA Is a song released in November too dated to qualify for song of the summer? Perhaps. But here's the rub: Kendrick Lamar and SZA's "Luther" held the No. 1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 for 13 weeks in 2025 — over half the year so far. Popularity makes the contender. It doesn't hurt that "Luther" is also one of the best songs of both this year and last, a tender R&B ballad that samples Luther Vandross and Cheryl Lynn's 1982 rendition of "If This World Were Mine." "Luther" has since been dethroned on the charts, but no other song has come close to its run this year. Past champion: "Last Night," Morgan Wallen (2023) Country crossover song of the summer: "What I Want," Morgan Wallen and Tate McRae If terrestrial country radio is your leading metric for selecting the song of the summer, then Morgan Wallen's "I'm The Problem" is likely your pick. But a catchier track with true country crossover appeal is "What I Want" with Wallen and pop singer Tate McRae. It is the first time Wallen has featured a female vocalist on one of his songs. It's a rare embrace for the chart topper, who historically prefers to buck country duet tradition and double down on his vocal style — warm, muscular, masculine. Past champion: "You're Still the One," Shania Twain (from her 1997 album, but released as a single in 1998) Song of the summer released half a decade ago: "party 4 you," Charli xcx The data doesn't lie and what is old is new is old is new again. In the year after "BRAT" summer, desire for more Charli xcx is still strong. As a result, fans have dug up a cut from her 2020 album, "How I'm Feeling Now," and turned it into their own summer anthem … five years later. So much so, in fact, that Charli released a music video for it in May. Past champion: "Cruel Summer," Taylor Swift (released in 2019, crowned song of the summer in 2023) Song of the summer with a canine-themed title: "Mutt," Leon Thomas Look, "Mutt" also arrived in 2024, but in 2025 — bolstered by a deluxe release and a recent Chris Brown remix — makes "Mutt" an easy song of the summer pick for some listeners. It's difficult to hear that chorus and not sing along: "She said, 'Take your time, what's the rush?' / I said, 'Baby, I'm a dog, I'm a mutt.'" Past champion: "Bird Dog," The Everly Brothers (1958)
