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2024-08-09 is the tenth anniversary of when Starz led us on a journey through the Craigh Na Dun stones, immersing us in the universe of Outlander.

Noah Lyles is bidding farewell to the 2024 Olympics.

Taylor Swift‘s concerts in London will go on.

Katy Perry might only love Orlando Bloom, but that doesn’t mean she can never find fault with him.

The latest film in the ‘woman-dominated world’ genre, similar to James Cameron’s ‘Aliens’, is titled ‘Duchess’. Written by Charlotte Kirk who stars in it, this movie sets a violent tone from the beginning with Kirk portrayed in lingerie in a neon-lit room, confronting a menacing Eastern European character. In a scene reminiscent of Prince Harry’s wedding, he meets an unexpected end when Kirk fires a shotgun at his groin. The action continues, escalating as Kirk, now armed with a pump-action shotgun, pursues him through the hotel. This powerful and provocative image introduces Kirk as the titular Duchess. This scene might leave many 14-year-old boys equally awestruck and alarmed, causing them to hold their own pump-action (a reference to the weapon used in the film).

Back in the day, around half a century ago, it was hard to fathom what Saturday Night Live would become. Conceived by producer Lorne Michaels, it showcased an array of then-unknown comedians who later skyrocketed to stardom – names like John Belushi, Dan Aykroyd, Gilda Radner, and many more. While Chevy Chase may have thought he was leading the pack, others might argue differently. The project was a significant risk, with traditional comedians criticizing it, studio heads unwilling to back it, and the crew on the brink of rebellion before the show even aired. Anything could happen during those live broadcasts, and often did – moments like Andy Kaufman’s infamous stunt where he sabotaged a live sketch remain etched in memory. The Saturday Night Live trailer, however, chronicles that turbulent 90 minutes leading up to the premiere of the groundbreaking show.