Lele Pons and Guaynaa tap into their inner child and become ‘Rugrats’ characters for Halloween

Wigan Warriors were able to add new recruit Cade Cust to their list of overseas players – thanks to Tommy Leuluai’s longevity in the British game.

Paris Hilton celebrated her wedding to Carter Reum this week.

Paris Hilton and Carter Reum’s wedding was one of the most anticipated events of 2021. The guest list was made up of great personalities from all over Hollywood, including actors, publicists, stylists, singers, and more.

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Lola Young's incredible voice has been chosen to soundtrack this year's John Lewis Christmas advert, which focuses on an alien experiencing the holiday for the first time.The 20 year old shows off her musical ability in a special cover of Together In Electric Dreams, originally released by Philip Oakey and Giorgio Moroder in 1984. And while Lola isn't quite a household name just yet, her track is expected to rocket into the UK Singles Chart – propelling her to stardom.

Giorgio Moroder‘s 1984 hit ‘Together In Electric Dreams’ for this year’s John Lewis Christmas advert.The up-and-coming singer has performed a downbeat cover of the electro classic for the annual festive video, which you can view below.The clip shows a young boy meeting an alien in the woods who he brings home to meet his family for Christmas.“I feel super honoured to be a part of this, growing up I always watched the John Lewis Christmas adverts, they’re iconic and so it kinda feels surreal

The John Lewis Christmas advert debuted today with this year’s song choice already being frantically searched for after hitting screens. As we’ve come to expect from the retailer, the ad showcases a classic song re-imagined by a modern artist.This year's offering features the song Together in Electric Dreams, originally by Human League's front man Philip Oakey, reworked by 20-year-old singer Lola Young.

Lala Kent isn't one to bite her tongue, so when she showed up to Lisa Vanderpump's Villa Rosa estate and did just that… Lisa called her out on it, and you can see it all play out in ET's exclusive first look at Tuesday's all-new episode of The full gang of SUR-vers (well, mostly  SUR-vers) is gathered around Lisa's outdoor dining table when Lisa asks Lala, «Why are you so quiet?» «I just feel awkward,» Lala replies, which only pushes Lisa to press more. «We just had girls' night last night, and

Happy Halloween! After a month of spooky build-up, we can finally see the creative and awesome outfits that celebrities put together.

Guaynaa is moving to the beat of his own drum. The 29-year-old artist, whose real name is Jean Carlos Santiago Pérez, has hit major milestones in the last couple of years with his infectious hits.

With fashion being the family business, it really is no surprise that Lottie Moss and Lila Grace Moss never fail to impress with their head-turning looks.

Awards season took another leap into the unknown with the unveiling of the 2021 Gotham Awards nominations. Chosen by select committees film and television critics, this year’s crop of honorees gave major boosts to independently financed films such as “CODA,” “Passing” and “The Green Kinght.” It also unintentionally provides a buzzworthy pop culture moment by the inclusion of Netflix breakout “Squid Game” in the Breakthrough Television Category.

‘Essiebons Special 1973 – 1984 // Ghana Music Power House’ track list:01. Ernest Honny – ‘Kofi Psych (Interlude 1)’ 04:2802. Joe Meah – ‘Dee Mmaa Pe’ 06:13 03. C.K. Mann & His Carousel 7 – ‘Yeaba’ 04:2804. Santrofi-Ansa – ‘Shakabula’ 04:1305. Seaboy & Nyame Bekyere – ‘Tinitini’ 04:16 06. Joe Meah – ‘Ahwene Pa Nkasa’ 06:5907. Ernest Honny – ‘Ernest Special’ 04:0008. Seaboy – ‘Africa’ 06:2709. Nyame Bekyere – ‘Medley’ 10:4110. Ernest Honny – ‘Say The Truth’ 06:1111. Black Masters Band – ‘Wonnin A

Christopher Vourlias It’s “Squid Game’s” world, and we’re just living in it.That was one takeaway from a wide-ranging conversation held during Rome’s MIA Market on Saturday, as top independent producers met to assess the state of international drama and explore how hit series like Netflix’s Korean phenomenon are rewriting the rules of the game.From heated competition between new and established streaming platforms to increasingly complicated rights deals to skyrocketing demand for