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Reba's new song was co-written by Wilson and Lambert, with Brandy Clark
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Cynthia Erivo's multiple performances are a reminder of what makes the show so successful.
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"All good things must come to an end," says Pete Townshend. "This tour will be about fond memories, love, and laughter"
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In a statement, the singer's lawyer says the abuse allegations are an attempt to "extract money".
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The song, off his new album Evangeline vs. the Machine, also includes a choir of voices
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The ACMs host was joined by LeAnn Rimes, Wynonna Judd, Dan Shay, and more to perform a Song of the Year winner from each of the last six decades
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The Nineties country music star known for hits like "Chattahoochee" and "Don't Rock the Jukebox" is the first recipient of the honor, which will then be named after him
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Tim Robinson and Paul Rudd star in the kind of comedy you watch from behind your hands.
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Movie History of the Day:
One Hundred Years of Cinema chronicles the history of Italian horror movies, including the original Suspiria:
Movie Comparison of the Day:
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There is something about British children's entertainment or the characters of same that provides a bit of comfort to those who watch it. I mean there are two Paddington movies now and I can't not get the smell of marmalade on toast out of my nostrils, and this bleeds through to other British shows I watch with my son now, the latest of those being Peppa Pig, one in a family of pigs who do the normal human type things.
Created in the UK and first airing in 2004, the show finds Peppa, her younger brother, mother and father and chronicles their experiences. Some of them, like being stuck in a traffic jam, are a little more mundane than others, while we see a pet competition at Peppa's school, or more de rigeur subjects for toddlers like looking at the stars or a bouncy ball of high interest. At a high level, Peppa experiences the subject, has it explained and t...Read the entire review
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