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10/01/2023

2023 TV Premiere Dates
Celebrity Name That Tune (Fox) - Jan. 11
Name That Tune gets a celebrity twist when the new season premieres Jan. 11.

Vikings: Valhalla (Netflix) - Jan. 12
Dust off your ax, Vikings: Valhalla returns Jan. 12.

Break Point (Netflix) - Jan. 13
From the producers of Drive to Survive, the docuseries Break Point follows a new generation of tennis pros as they compete on the ATP tour.

Hunters (Prime Video) - Jan. 13
The hunt is over. That's right, Prime Video's Hunters will debut its second and final season Jan. 13.

Servant (Apple TV+) - Jan. 13
Servant's fourth and final season will hit Apple TV+ on Jan. 13.

Mayor of Kingstown (Paramount+) - Jan. 15
Mayor of Kingstown returns with a new season Jan. 15.

Your Honor (Showtime) - Jan. 15
Your Honor heads back to Showtime for its second and final season.

The Last of Us (HBO) - Jan. 15
The highly anticipated TV adaptation of The Last of Us will premiere Jan. 15.

Miracle Workers: End Times (TBS) - Jan. 16
Check out the latest Miracle Workers chapter, titled Miracle Workers: End Times.

That '90s Show (Netflix) - Jan. 19
Hello, Wisconsin! That '90s Show arrives on Netflix Jan. 19.

Accused (Fox) - Jan. 22
Brace yourselves for Fox's newest drama Accused, which tells 15 different stories about crime and punishment.

10/01/2023

In order to assure a long-term existence, Noma will cease operation as a full-time restaurant in 2025 and will instead concentrate on pop-ups and innovation.

Noma in Copenhagen, which has three Michelin stars and was founded in 2003 by Danish chef Rene Redzepi, is well known for its avant-garde approach to Nordic cuisine and has frequently ranked at the top of lists of the greatest restaurants in the world.

"In 2025, our restaurant is transforming into a giant lab - a pioneering test kitchen dedicated to the work of food innovation and the development of new flavors," Noma said in a posting announcing the move on its website.

"Our goal is to create a lasting organization dedicated to groundbreaking work in food," said Noma, whose name is a play on the Danish words "nordisk mad", meaning "Nordic food".

Even prior to the introduction of its new "Noma 3.0" incarnation, reservations for a meal at Noma were difficult to come by. The restaurant is now offering its Game and Forest Season menu through February 18 for a fee of 3,500 Danish crowns ($505) per person.

"We will still serve guests in Copenhagen for shorter seasons, and through pop-ups, but the details are still to be worked out," said a spokesperson for Noma.

09/01/2023

Prince Harry Discusses Possibility of Reconciling With Royal Family

Prince Harry is expressing hope of healing his rift with the royal family.
Journalist Tom Bradby warned the Duke of Sussex that some might feel his new tell-all memoir, Spare, has damaged any possibility of reconciliation with his loved ones in England in an interview with U.K. network ITV, broadcast Jan. 8. In the book, Harry discusses his past, his and Meghan Markle's departure from the royal family as working members in 2020, and their disagreements with the family.
Harry said he "100 percent" believes there is a chance of reconciliation. However, he said his family has "shown absolutely no willingness to reconcile up until this point."
He added, "I'm not sure how honesty is burning bridges. You know, silence only allows the abuser to abuse. Right? So I don't know how staying silent is ever gonna make things better."
The royal family has declined to comment.
"Though I would like to have reconciliation, I would like accountability," Harry said. "I've managed to make peace over this time with a lot of things that have happened. But that doesn't mean that I'm just gonna let it go."
The duke said, "Forgiveness is 100 percent a possibility because I would like to get my father back. I would like to have my brother back. At the moment, I don't recognize them, as much as they probably don't recognize me."
He last travelled with Meghan to his native England in September to witness the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II. He put up a united front while he and brother Prince William, whom he alleges in his book of physically assaulting him after a disagreement, were present for memorial services with the siblings' father King Charles III and other family members.
"I love my father. I love my brother. I love my family. I...will always do," Harry said in the ITV interview. "Nothing of what I've done in this book or otherwise has ever been [with] any intention to harm them or hurt them."

13/12/2022

On Tuesday, a new recruit joined the South Korean military: The oldest member of the K-pop sensation BTS, Jin, started his 18-month mandatory national duty with a freshly shorn head.
At his bootcamp, where frontline troops are stationed to defend against North Korea, in the eastern county of Yeoncheon, dozens of fans braved the bitter cold and snow to hurry him along.
"I wish it was a warm day," Lee Jin, 24, said outside the camp, where about 300 military, police and fire officials maintained tight security. "I hope he will be treated well without discrimination."
Jin, who turned 30 on December 4 after delaying his service for the maximum amount of time permitted, will be the first member of BTS to enlist for his required military service, according to plans made public in October.
"He is so skinny," said Mandy Lee, a 30-year-old fan from Hong Kong. "I want him to eat more and stay healthy and safe."
The band will get back together in 2025 after taking on separate projects.
Jin will be deployed to an unnamed unit following five weeks of training at the camp, which is located approximately 45 kilometres (28 miles) from the heavily fortified Demilitarized Zone separating the two Koreas.
"Now it's time for a curtain call," Jin wrote on BTS fan platform Weverse early on Tuesday before entering the camp in a car. His shaved head was "cuter" than he imagined, he joked when he posted a photograph of it the previous day.
Big Hit Music, BTS' management company, announced that there would be no official event and urged supporters not to go to the boot camp out of safety reasons.
All physically capable men in South Korea between the ages of 18 and 28 are required to serve in the military for around two years, but the country changed the rule in 2019 to allow internationally renowned K-pop singers to wait until they are 30 before enlisting.
A bill is still waiting despite some parliamentarians' calls for a shorter term, which is given to medal winners at the Olympics and Asian Games as well as some classical musicians.
Another member of BTS, Suga, was found to be unfit for active duty and will instead perform community service, according to the Yonhap news agency on Tuesday.
Due to privacy concerns, Big Hit declined to confirm the rumour but assured that everyone in the band will perform their tasks.
Many performers have been given the title of "entertainment soldier," which enables them to stay actively involved by giving performances for the troops or participating in propaganda.
According to South Korea's defence minister, BTS will be authorised to perform abroad while serving in the armed forces.

13/12/2022

In a new trailer released on Monday for the remaining episodes of a Netflix documentary series on him and his wife Meghan, Prince Harry seemed to imply that the British royal family was willing to tell lies to protect his elder brother Prince William.
The first three episodes of the much awaited documentary, which aired last week, were mostly concerned with how the couple had been treated by the British tabloid press and how that had affected their relationship.
Since the couple launched scathing criticisms against several members of the royal family, most notably his father King Charles and heir William, most notably in an interview with TV personality Oprah Winfrey last year, the family has been prepared for fresh criticism.
While the first few episodes did not reveal any new shocking information about the royal family, Harry mentions "institutional gaslighting" in the most recent trailer, which Netflix published on Twitter before the release of the final three episodes on Thursday.
"They were happy to lie to protect my brother, they were never willing to tell the truth to protect us," Harry later says.
At one point, Meghan also says: "I wasn't being thrown to the wolves, I was being fed to the wolves."
According to its statement, Buckingham Palace won't be commenting on the show. Despite the fact that a royal source denied that the palace or the representatives of Prince William or other royals had been contacted, Netflix claimed that members of the royal family had declined to comment for the series.

12/12/2022

British Prince Harry and his wife Meghan have responded to criticism of a documentary about their lives by claiming that they never cited privacy as a justification for leaving the royal family, according to a statement from their spokesman.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex revealed a number of revelations in the first three episodes of the eagerly awaited documentary. Meghan recalled receiving her first death threat, Harry discussed dressing up for dates, and there was new video of their son Archie.
Some have criticised the pair as a result of the premiere, which, according to statistics provided by the BBC, attracted 2.4 million TV viewers in Britain for the first episode on the day it was published. The couple has previously protested vehemently about press intrusion.
The couple's press secretary, however, refuted this charge in a statement.
"The Duke and Duchess have never cited privacy as the reason for stepping back. This distorted narrative was intended to trap the couple into silence," the statement said, according to a report by the BBC.
"They are choosing to share their story, on their terms, and yet the tabloid media has created an entirely untrue narrative that permeates press coverage and public opinion."
The letter emphasised that Harry and Meghan had stated a wish to maintain their public roles and responsibilities and had not mentioned privacy when stepping down from their royal responsibilities in January 2020.
The reasoning behind their decision to step down as senior royals was not stated in their 2020 announcement.
They issued a warning on paparazzi photographer harassment a few days following the ruling.
That echoed accusations from 2019 when Harry said his wife had experienced "bullying" from some newspapers, akin to what his mother Princess Diana experienced before she was killed in a car accident in 1997 while attempting to elude paparazzi cameras.
The pair has severed relations with the four biggest tabloids in Britain and has successfully sued several publications. Additional legal action is still ongoing.

12/12/2022

Taylor Swift, a Grammy-winning musician, will make her movie directorial debut with a story she wrote, Searchlight Pictures announced on Friday.
The subject matter and release date of Swift's movie were both kept a secret by Walt Disney Co.-owned Searchlight, which also produced the 2022 drama "The Banshees of Inisherin" and Oscar best picture nominees "The Shape of Water" and "Nomadland."
“Taylor is a once in a generation artist and storyteller. It is a genuine joy and privilege to collaborate with her as she embarks on this exciting and new creative journey,” Searchlight Presidents David Greenbaum and Matthew Greenfield said in a statement.
At the 2022 MTV Video Music Honors, the "Shake it Off" singer became the first person to win three Video of the Year awards, and Swift's 2021 "All Too Well: The Short Film" made her the second woman to direct a Best Longform Video winner.
Swift is the first female artist in Grammy history to have won the coveted Album of the Year award three times. She has won 11 Grammy awards overall.
The 10-minute version of "All Too Well," which is eligible for the Best Live-Action Short category at the 2023 Oscars, received a recent Grammy nomination for Song of the Year.
The 2023 Oscar nominations will be revealed on January 24.

12/12/2022

The most prominent celebrity to leave Twitter since the social media network was purchased by billionaire Elon Musk on Friday was British artist Elton John.
John, who is now on his final-ever world tour, cited the most recent Twitter rules change as the cause of his departure.
"All my life I've tried to use music to bring people together. Yet it saddens me to see how misinformation is now being used to divide our world," John tweeted to his 1.1 million followers.
"I've decided to no longer use Twitter, given their recent change in policy which will allow misinformation to flourish unchecked."
The activist and veteran singer of popular songs like "Tiny Dancer" and "Rocket Man," who is 75 years old, joins a lengthy list of famous people who have recently stopped using Twitter, including supermodel Gigi Hadid, author Shonda Rhimes, and ex-White Stripes guitarist Jack White.
"I love your music. Hope you come back. Is there any misinformation in particular that you're concerned about?" Musk said in a reply to John's tweet on Friday.
Since the CEO of Tesla Inc. acquired control of Twitter in a $44 billion deal, a number of changes, including the introduction of a "blue tick" fee, the reversal of a COVID-19 misinformation policy, and the reinstatement of some previously suspended accounts, including that of the former US President Donald Trump, have drawn strong criticism.
In addition, Musk has drastically reduced the trust and safety team's staff, which is in charge of halting the spread of hazardous content and misinformation, and slashed the company's employment in half.

07/12/2022

The Kardashian-Jenners solidified their position as red carpet royalty on December 6 at the 2022 People's Choice Awards. Khloe Kardashian and Kris Jenner showed some of their most stylish looks to date at the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, California, where they won The Reality Show of 2022 for their Hulu series The Kardashians.
Khloe looked amazing in a black off-the-shoulder gown with big blowout hair styled in an '80s-inspired style. In fact, she was "trying to fix my hair" when she almost missed her opportunity to accept the award on stage. Kris made jokes on stage "Khloe was sitting next to me. Oh, here she comes!"
It's also clear where Kris' daughters get their sense of style from because the matriarch attended the show wearing a dark suit with a ruffled neckline.
The famous family scored numerous victories at the PCAs last year. Khloe won the prize for The Reality TV Star of 2021 in addition to Kim receiving the Fashion Icon Award for her avant-garde sense of fashion.
And in June 2021, when the 20th and last season of their long-running series Keeping Up With the Kardashians concluded, the show won The Reality Show of 2021, an honour Kim referred to as "bittersweet" in her speech of acceptance with Khloe and Kris.
"It's been an incredible 14-year ride, and all of the memories we have can never be replaced," Kim said during the Dec. 7 award ceremony. "We started the show with an idea of bringing our crazy family into your homes, and we could not have imagined that it would have lasted this long."
Khloe went on to thank their fans "old and new," saying, "We read the comments, we see the social posts, and it's awesome. A big shout-out to all of our fan accounts. You all never miss a beat."

07/12/2022

On Tuesday, James Cameron finally gave the sequel to "Avatar," the highest-grossing movie of all time, its long-awaited premiere in London.
Audiences were transported back to the enchanted land of Pandora in "Avatar: The Way of Water," where in the original movie the indigenous blue Na'vi people fought against human colonists for control of the moon's natural riches.
In "The Way of Water," which takes place more than ten years later, Sam Worthington and Zoe Saldana reprise their roles as Jake Sully and Neytiri, who are now parents to five kids.
The "Sky People," as the Na'vi refer to humans, have returned and are hunting Sully, disrupting their tranquil existence in the paradise-like jungle. Sully, Neytiri, and their kids migrate to a remote area in search of safety with the oceanic Metkayina clan. They do this because they want to protect their family and their tribe.
The family, whose bodies and skills are more suited to living in the jungle, must quickly learn how to survive while fending off the threat of their approaching enemy.
"This was a labour of love spread out over a decade, so it's great to finally be able share it," Worthington said at the film's world premiere.
"This is a heart-wrenching story, it's mighty, it's very powerful, you hope that it connects (with audiences) but it's not just the carbon copy of the first one, we've really expanded the world, we've expanded this family unit."
Saldana said reprising her role was "emotional".

07/12/2022

At the "Ripple of Hope" gala in New York, Prince Harry and his wife Meghan accepted a human rights award for their work tackling racial injustice and mental health.
The Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Foundation, which honours leaders in industry, campaigning, and entertainment who have demonstrated a "unwavering commitment to social change," presented the award to the British royals late on Tuesday.
According to the Telegraph, Kerry Kennedy, the president of the Foundation and the late U.S. Senator Robert F. Kennedy's daughter, praised the couple for their "incredibly brave" candour regarding their experiences with racial injustice and mental illness.
Volodymyr Zelenskiy, the president of Ukraine, was also recognised by the group.
In a statement, Meghan and Harry noted that "a ripple of hope can turn into a wave of change."
Days before a hotly anticipated Netflix documentary series, there has been much rumour about what the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will say about the British Royal Family.
Since Harry and Meghan retired from their royal duties and relocated to California two years ago, they have been the target of scathing criticism of the British monarchy and charges of racism, which the family has denied.
Harry was shown criticising the royal household of spreading rumours about the family and declaring that they were prepared to share the truth about their experiences in the series' trailers.
There are no comments from Buckingham Palace regarding the documentary series.

06/12/2022

After pleading no contest to attempted murder on Monday, the man who shot and injured Lady Gaga's dog walker during the theft of two of the singer's French bulldogs in Hollywood last year was immediately given a 21-year jail sentence.
James Howard Jackson also acknowledged in court that the guy he shot in the chest, Ryan Fischer, who survived the attack, suffered serious bodily injury as part of the no-contest plea, which is the legal equivalent of a guilty plea in California.
"The plea agreement holds Mr. Jackson accountable for perpetrating a cold-hearted, violent act and provides justice for our victim," the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office said in announcing the settlement of the case.
According to the Los Angeles City News Service, a number of additional charges Jackson was facing were dropped as part of the plea agreement.
Fischer appeared in court on Monday and, according to CNS, made a statement in which he attacked the accused and declared that the gunshot had irrevocably changed his life.
Jackson was one of five suspects who were detained in connection with the killing of Gaga's dog walker and the kidnapping of her two canines on February 24, 2021, four of whom were recognised by officials as members of well-known street gangs.
Two days after being kidnapped at gunpoint by two opportunistic strangers in a car, the two stolen bulldogs, called Koji and Gustav, were dropped off unhurt at a police station and given to the musician's agents.
While out for a walk with Fischer at the time, a third bulldog owned by Gaga ran away and was subsequently discovered safe by authorities.
Evidence, according to police at the time, revealed that the suspects chose the three dogs specifically because of the high value associated with the breed, although it was not thought that they were aware of the owner's name prior to the heist.
When her pets were abducted, Gaga, who was filming a movie in Rome, made a public appeal on social media for an "act of kindness" to return them, offering a $500,000 prize.
Jennifer McBride, the person who reported finding the dogs and handed them over to the police, was later accused of being an accessory after the fact. Her case was still open as of Monday, according to the D.A.
Harold White, a different co-defendant, pleaded not guilty to a fi****ms charge on Monday and will be sentenced in 2019, according to the prosecution.
Two more people, Jaylin White and Lafayette Whaley, earlier entered no contest pleas to second-degree robbery and were given, respectively, four and six years in jail.

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