Rick Astley’s ‘Never Gonna Give You Up’ hits a billion YouTube views

TMZ, Rick said there was no hope for a reconciliation, as their "tastes, mental dispositions, views, likes, and dislikes have become so divergent that they have become incompatible in marriage."At the time of the filing, the George Floyd protests had just happened, the country was in the grips of the coronavirus pandemic and the 2020 Presidential race was in full swing.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorYou’ve probably heard that the Tokyo Olympics were a ratings flop for NBC. But by all measures, it was the most-streamed Olympics ever.NBC’s traditional primetime TV ratings for the coronavirus-delayed Tokyo Summer Olympics were the lowest in the broadcaster’s history — the worst since it first started airing the games in 1988.

MCU-breaking finale is included here. Ever since “Manifest” was canceled, hopes for a renewal have circled among fans and even the show’s creator, Jeff Rake, who said said at the time of the cancellation he was “devastated,” but was “hoping to find a new home” for the show.

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Cardi B has celebrated after the video for her 2017 single ‘Bodak Yellow’ surpassed one billion views on YouTube.Initially released on June 25, 2017, the ‘Bodak Yellow’ video, which was filmed in Dubai and cost just $15,000 (£10,780) to make, clocked up one billion views on Monda (August 2).Celebrating the milestone, Cardi later tweeted: “15 thousand dollars, a billion views later!!!!! Wow that’s crazy! Super dope.“Thank you all for all the support throughout the years… Back to the lab.

John Oliver doesn’t have much hope for the upcoming Sex and the City reboot. The TV anchor said in a recent segment that the new show, titled And Just Like that.

Monday’s episode of “The View” kicked off with the woman discussing Kathy Griffin’s lung cancer diagnosis. 

 Lele Pons’ most recent trip to Italy is going a lot differently than her last visit.The social media superstar posted a series of photos with her boyfriend, Puerto Rican rapper Guaynaa, over the weekend, showing off their romantic date at the famous Venice canals.One photo shows the sweet couple sharing a kiss as they ride around in a gondola, with another showing them flashing huge smiles as they feast on some cheese pizza while sitting by the water. A post shared by Lele Pons (@lelepons)The

You can count John Oliver as a big Samantha fan.

You probably remember “Never Gonna Snow Again” from the Venice Film Festival last year, where it was met with much acclaim. Then Poland chose it as their Official Submission to the 93rd Academy Awards.

Rick Astley. The “Never Gonna Give You Up” music video has passed 1 billion views on YouTube. The video reached the milestone on Wednesday, almost 12 years after its upload date and more than 30 years after Astley’s earworming declaration of devotion became a worldwide No.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorRick has rolled into YouTube’s billion-views club.The official video for the popster’s 1987 hit “Never Gonna Give You Up” — uploaded almost 12 years ago — surpassed 1 billion lifetime views on YouTube on Wednesday.The video has benefited from one of the earliest YouTube memes: “Rickrolling,” a prank in which someone shares a link promising one thing — but which, in fact, launches the red-headed Brit’s dance-pop iconic music video.

Rick Astley‘s ‘Never Gonna Give You Up’ has secured one billion views on YouTube after cementing its place in internet folklore.Astley’s debut song, which spawned the iconic Rickrolling trend, is one of a handful of hits to reach the impressive milestone on the site – joining the likes of A-Ha’s ‘Take On Me’, Nirvana’s ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit’ and Queen’s ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’.“I am kind of a big deal,” said Astley of the achievement.To mark the milestone, he has also announced plans to release a

It all makes sense now! Adele‘s unexpected new romance with sports agent Rich Paul, 39, was apparently alluded to weeks before their outing at the NBA playoffs on July 17. In a May 31 interview with The New Yorker, Rich said that he was “hanging out” with a major pop star — and now it’s all but clear that he was talking about Adele, 33. “She was over yesterday,” Rich told the publication. He never referred to the “Hello” singer, or whomever he was talking about, by name.

Adele and Rich Paul looked very much like a couple when they were at Game Five of the NBA Finals on Saturday, an eyewitness tells ET.«They had their eyes on each other almost as much as they did on the game!» the eyewitness says, noting that there wasn't any overt public displays of affection between the 33-year-old singer and 39-year-old sports agent. «They were laughing and cheering and having a great time,» the eyewitness notes.

It turns out Adele did more than turn heads with her stunning look at the NBA Finals match over the weekend!