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Following the election, plenty of people threaten to leave the country. Ellen DeGeneres is actually doing it. The former television personality and comedian has put her home in Montecito, California up for sale and has relocated to Cotswolds, a rural area in south central England. According to TheWrap, DeGeneres has told friends that Donald Trump’s
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The MUBI production, Bring Them Down, starring Oscar nominee Barry Keoghan and Christopher Abbott, is hitting theaters on Feb. 7, 2025. Pic directed by Christopher Andrews, who is making his feature directing debut, follows Michael (Abbott) who is the last son of a farming family, and lives an isolated existence with his ailing, cantankerous father Ray.
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Post Malone has announced a run of 2025 tour dates dubbed “The Big Ass Stadium Tour.” Kicking off in April 2025, the tour will take the rapper-turned-country star to stadiums across North America, with Jelly Roll joining to provide support along the way. Get Post Malone Tickets Here Scroll below for more details, including how
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Worlds collide in “Crossover?” the new mini edition of the Consequence Crossword. A little knowledge goes a long way in the Consequence Crossword. New puzzles appear every Tuesday and in every weekend edition of the free Consequence Newsletter. Subscribe here to never miss an issue.  Read original article here.
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On the heels of releasing his new album, King of the Mischievous South, Denzel Curry has announced he’s going on an extensive 2025 tour. Dubbed the Mischievous South World Tour, it brings the Miami rapper across Australia, North America, and Europe for most of next year. Slated to open are 454, Kenny Mason, and Clip.
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Hello, Love, Again, the widest domestic release for a Filipino film, now holds a record for the highest opening weekend for the same with $2.4 million and a no. 8 spot. Jesse Eisenberg’s A Real Pain crossed $3 million at the box office following its expansion to more than 1,000 theaters in week 3, landing
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This past summer, Sammy Hagar featured an all-star backing band of Joe Satriani (guitar), Michael Anthony (bass), and Jason Bonham (drums) as part of his “Best of All Worlds” tour focusing heavily on Van Halen material. Now, the Red Rocker is moving on without Bonham, replacing him with another renowned drummer, Kenny Aronoff. Aronoff actually
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