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Gallery: The funniest couples in showbusiness (Espresso) The two told the outlet their marriage is "forever growing and changing and evolving" and they can't wait to "share" their own experiences in an effort to help other couples find lasting love, too. "It was us wanting and finding ourselves having these conversations about what makes partnerships work," said Sabrina.

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Prairie Surf Studios has officially launched in downtown Oklahoma City in a converted convention center with five new soundstages and over 1.3 million square feet of production support space.

Later this week, HBO's PAUSE with Sam Jay, a refreshing take on the late-night talk show format focused around a house party hosted at comedian Sam Jay’s Brooklyn apartment, teams up with The FADER for a special screening of its fourth episode.

Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner are all set to head to work soon and this will be their first time since welcoming daughter Willa last year. Considering the coronavirus pandemic had brought things to a halt last year, Joe and Sophie got ample of time with their daughter.

Alec and Hilaria Baldwin are expecting.

Jonathan Cohen Top rock photographer Danny Clinch’s two-day Sea.Hear.Now festival will return to the beach at Asbury Park, N.J., this fall, with that includes Pearl Jam, Patti Smith, Smashing Pumpkins, Billy Idol and more. (See the full lineup and ticket information at SeaHearNowFestival.com.)Clinch, who grew up in Toms River not far from Asbury Park, first saw Pearl Jam on Aug.

Ed Sheeran has revealed that his “really different” new single was meant to be out in time for his appearance at Radio 1’s Big Weekend.The singer-songwriter, whose third record ‘Divide’ came out in 2017, gave a special performance on the banks of River Alde in Suffolk for a virtual edition of the station’s annual festival.Having released the song ‘Afterglow’ last December, Sheeran told fans back in February that he’d return with his fourth album at some point “later this year”.Speaking to Radio

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Salma Hayek has posed up a storm on the cover of Variety and she looked incredible in a series of divine pictures. MORE: Salma Hayek receives outpouring of support following emotional messageThe Frida star posted a look inside the magazine, where she showed off her many different styles.

May 13 episode that “you can never be woke enough” and that he feared he’d one day see a world where straight white men are not allowed to talk or even go outside.Lemon said, “look, there is an important debate right now about cancel culture and wokeness; questions about what either term even means and what happens if it goes too far.

Prince Harry is attacking First Amendment to the United States Constitution! We explain why! Plus, Joe Rogan is very insecure. Frightened by women and minorities! Was Bill Gates being inappropriate by asking women that worked with him out on dates?  YouTuber Keemstar refuses to apologize for his anti-Jewish rhetoric.

Joe Rogan sounded off on cancel culture, courting controversy by speculating that it could lead to the silencing of "straight white men."  The podcast host, 53, sat down for an interview with comedian Joe List last week on his "Joe Rogan Experience" show where the duo got to talking about movies, specifically edgy comedies like "Superbad," "Step Brothers" and more.

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contract with Spotify to talk to roughly 190 million listeners each month (at least as of 2019), society is on a trajectory to a point where straight white men won’t be able to openly voice their opinions.Rogan voiced that opinion to comedian Joe List on May 13, in episode 1,651 of “The Joe Rogan Experience,” saying that the U.S. is going through “crazy times” and that the need to be “woke” is taking over.“You can never be ‘woke’ enough,” Rogan said.

“The Joe Rogan Experience” podcast, the host lamented at how oppressed the once irreverent comedy scene has become as of late. “Can you make a good comedy movie any more, or have they made it so dangerous in terms of being cancelled, that comedy movies are no longer something you can do?” Rogan asked.“You can never be woke enough, that’s the problem,” he proclaimed.

People Just Do Nothing star Grindah has opened up about a potential sixth season of the show.Allan Mustafa, who plays Grindah in the garage wannabe group Kurupt FM, spoke to Digital Spy about working with the BBC for five seasons.“I loved my time on People Just Do Nothing and all that when they filmed us for the BBC,” Mustafa as Grindah said.