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Momo vs. Momo: How Momo Boyd Is Finding Her Own Voice While Staying True to Infinity Song — ‘That’s Always Been the Dream’

  • Momo Boyd is pursuing solo music alongside Infinity Song.
  • Her debut EP, *Miss Michigan*, came out in April.
  • She says solo performances bring more nerves and creative freedom.

Momo Boyd is developing a solo career while continuing to perform and create with her family band, Infinity Song. Her debut EP, *Miss Michigan*, released in April, followed a high-profile appearance on Baby Keem and Kendrick Lamar’s “Good Flirts”; Boyd sees solo work as another part of her…

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Piers Morgan’s two-word verdict on David Walliams after saying ‘I couldn’t work with him’

  • Morgan’s past criticism of Walliams has resurfaced.
  • Walliams denies allegations reported by the Guardian and ITV.
  • His bid to block publication of the investigation failed.

Piers Morgan’s past insults of David Walliams have resurfaced after Walliams was identified as the subject of an investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct. The claims, reported by the Guardian and ITV, include allegations that he pursued women when they were teenagers; Walliams denies them. Morgan called Walliams…

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The 2006 movie Josh Hartnett never made that became the “biggest regret” of his career

  • Hartnett left Brokeback Mountain due to a scheduling conflict.
  • A contract tied him to The Black Dahlia.
  • Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal later starred in the film.

Josh Hartnett says he had to leave Ang Lee’s Brokeback Mountain because a contract required him to film Brian De Palma’s The Black Dahlia. The missed role has remained a major regret for him, as the romance became a landmark film and a significant moment for LGBTQ representation…

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We Build LEGO Downton Abbey, a Stately Set That’s Worthy of the Crawley Name

  • LEGO’s Downton Abbey recreates Highclere Castle’s facade and interiors.
  • The nearly 5,000-piece set has six rooms and 13 minifigures.
  • Detailed furnishings make good use of the compact rooms.

LEGO has released a large Downton Abbey set based on Highclere Castle, the real English country house used as the show’s setting. It recreates the castle’s ornate front while opening at the back to show six familiar rooms, making the building both a display model and an interior…

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Acclaimed Rock Drummer BRIAN TICHY: ‘Hired Guns Aren’t Rock Stars. I’m A Hired Gun.’

  • Brian Tichy says hired musicians are not automatically rock stars.
  • He has performed with several established artists.
  • Social media can shape perceptions of a musician’s career.

Rock drummer Brian Tichy says audiences can mistake musicians who tour or record with famous artists for rock stars themselves. He describes his role as a hired gun: he is paid to perform with established acts, while the headliners such as David Coverdale and Billy Idol are the…

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The classic rock band James Hetfield called the enemy of Metallica: “Posing up a storm”

  • Hetfield called Guns N’ Roses “part of the enemy”.
  • He objected to the band’s conduct, especially Axl Rose’s.
  • Metallica’s joint tour with them proved a learning experience.

James Hetfield said Guns N’ Roses were “part of the enemy” to Metallica, criticising Lars Ulrich for enthusiastically associating with the band. His objection was less about their music than their conduct, particularly Axl Rose’s treatment of others and his unpredictable behaviour onstage. The article contrasts Metallica’s tightly…

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Drake Says He ‘Probably’ Won’t Perform This Rihanna Collab at His Shows Anymore

  • Drake says “Take Care” is probably no longer part of his live shows.
  • The Rihanna collaboration reached No. 7 on the Hot 100.
  • He reportedly last performed it in 2017.

Drake says he will “probably” no longer perform “Take Care”, his collaboration with Rihanna, at his shows. He sang along to the song during a livestream, but suggested fans should not expect to hear it on his anticipated 2027 world tour. The track, from Drake’s 2011 album of…

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Scots photographer shortlisted in four categories for his ‘Little People’ series

  • David Gilliver has four photographs shortlisted for the 2026 British Photography Awards.
  • His miniature scenes place model figures alongside everyday objects.
  • The images range from pop culture to environmental themes.

Scottish photographer David Gilliver has had four images shortlisted in four separate categories at the 2026 British Photography Awards. The recognition matters to Gilliver because he says it is his strongest result in five years of entering, and he was surprised to see four of his works selected.…

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‘The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power’ Is Finally Truly Epic — Thanks to Season 3

  • The review says season three makes the series feel truly epic.
  • It begins five years after the events of season two.
  • The first four episodes arrive on Prime Video on 11 November.

The reviewer says *The Rings of Power* finds its epic scale in season three, after two seasons whose mysteries and storylines often felt meandering. The new season is darker, more mature and more entertaining, with Charlie Vickers’s Sauron openly pursuing power and control. Set five years after season…

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In 1980, a Bette Midler track was endlessly rejected, until it became number one

  • Midler’s support rescued “The Rose” from rejection.
  • McBroom wrote the song in about ten minutes.
  • The soundtrack single reached number three on Billboard’s adult contemporary chart.

Bette Midler’s recording of Amanda McBroom’s song “The Rose” became a major hit after years of rejection, helping establish a new adult contemporary sound in the early 1980s. Midler championed the ballad for the film soundtrack, despite the producers initially disliking it. McBroom wrote the song in about…

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