‘AGT’: Judges Make First Live Cuts Of Season 16 — Which Acts Survived?

It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia‘s Rob McElhenney and Free Guy actor Ryan Reynolds have raised a toast to celebrate Wrexham AFC’s first win of the season.Earlier this year, McElhenney, who plays Mac in the popular show, and Reynolds purchased the club after their bid to buy it was approved by Wrexham’s Supporters Trust Board back in November.On Saturday (August 28), the Welsh team beat Eastleigh 2-0, earning manager Phil Parkinson his first league win in charge of the Red Dragons.After the

is going live for its season 4 premiere. ABC announced the news as part of its Television Critics Association summer press tour on Thursday, also revealing that fans can win a special opportunity to virtually appear during the episode. The cast of will perform live for both the east and west coast broadcasts of the season four premiere episode on Sept.

Crytek’s Hunt: Showdown is beginning its “Light The Shadow” in-game event starting today, a first for the game.Players who jump in Hunt: Showdown from today will be able to take part in a new event. The rewards from this event are legendary weapons, Blood Bonds, Hunt Dollars, and two legendary Native American Hunters.Players have two paths they can follow to earn rewards.

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The Boo Radleys have announced details of a UK tour, marking their first live dates in 24 years.Tim Brown (bass/guitar/keyboards), Simon “Sice” Rowbottom (guitar/vocals) and Rob Cieka (drums) will hit the road in October after having announced their return last month.

Liam Gallagher made his live return last night with an anticipated show for NHS workers at London’s O2 Arena.The show, which marked the first public gig from the former Oasis gig in eighteen months, rewarded NHS workers for their efforts during the coronavirus pandemic, and marked the first of two sold-out nights at the venue.Liam kicked off his live comeback with Oasis staple ‘Hello’, before heading straight into a barnstorming rendition of ‘Morning Glory’.While the rest of the gig saw Liam

couple has been crowned the winner!Season 3 has had its fair shares of ups and downs, heartbreaks and romances, and plenty of drama.

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Netflix’s “Sex/Life” has been attracting a lot of attention, particularly for Adam Demos’ full-frontal nude shower scene.

Cameron Diaz has explained her decision to step away from acting.Diaz, who last starred in the 2014 remake of Annie, appeared on Kevin Hart’s talk show, Hart To Heart, where she opened up about stepping back from Hollywood to self-manage her life.“When you do something at a really high level for a long period of time, when you’re the person that’s sort of delivering on this one thing, everything around, all parts of you that isn’t that, has to sort of be handed off to other people,” Diaz

Cameron Diaz shocked fans in 2018 when she revealed she was «retired» from acting, and now she's explaining why she chose to step back from the film industry.During a recent interview with Kevin Hart on his Peacock talk show,, Diaz is asked what motivated her to retire.

Cameron Diaz valued a more balanced lifestyle, which is one of the reasons she stepped back from acting. During a one-on-one conversation with Kevin Hart on his new Peacock talk show, "Hart to Heart," the "retired" actress admitted she wanted to be able to manage her own time.

T-Pain will join the upcoming season of “Go-Big Show” at TBS, replacing previously announced judge DJ Khaled, the network said Thursday.T-Pain will serve as a judge alongside Rosario Dawson, Jennifer Nettles, Cody Rhodes and host Bert Kreischer, all of whom return from the show’s first season. DJ Khaled was previously announced as the replacement for Season 1 judge Snoopp Dogg.

Sofia Vergara and Heidi Klum steal the spotlight on the red carpet ahead of the live shows for America’s Got Talent season 16 held at Dolby Theatre on Tuesday (August 10) in Hollywood.

“I’ve had it with N.D.A.s,” Rachel Uchitel tells The New York Times regarding the nondisclosure agreement (NDA) she signed in 2009, the one that prohibited her from speaking about her affair with Tiger Woods. For her silence, Rachel, 46, and her lawyer, Gloria Allred, negotiated an $8 million deal — $5 million upfront, with a promise of $1 million annually for three years.