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Lisa from BLACKPINK received an Emmy 2025 nomination for her show-stopping choreography at the Oscars. But fans are upset after her acting role in The White Lotus was ignored, sparking rumors that her alleged link with Frederic Arnault influenced the result. Meanwhile, Lisa remains busy with her group's global tour.

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Beyoncé's London concert on the Renaissance World Tour stirred fan frenzy when beloved dance captain Amari Marshall was unexpectedly absent. Marshall's crucial role led to speculation and concern across social media, with no official word on her disappearance. Her missing presence underscored just how essential she is to the tour's electric performances.

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Cardi B and Stefon Diggs ended months of dating rumors by showing off their relationship at a packed Knicks-Celtics playoff game. The couple’s intimate courtside moments come amid Cardi’s ongoing divorce from Offset and follow weeks of high-profile sightings.

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Selena Gomez's emotional Instagram video regarding Trump-era deportations sparked intense online debate. The post, which criticized U.S. immigration policies, received backlash from conservative commentators leading Gomez to delete it. Despite criticism, some praised her empathy and authenticity, igniting discussions about celebrity influence and immigration issues.

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Charlamagne Tha God and DJ Mustard have become vocal critics of Drake's recent petition against Universal Music Group and Spotify, alleging collusion to inflate Kendrick Lamar's streams. The case accuses UMG of providing Spotify a reduced licensing fee in exchange for promoting Lamar's track, using bots, paying radio promoters, and misdirecting Siri users. This ongoing feud has divided the rap community.

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Larry Gaaga's latest release 'Obodo' is a musical voyage into the heart of Nigeria's cultural heritage. Featuring talents like Phyno, Flavour, and Theresa Onuorah, the track weaves traditional rhythms with contemporary Afrobeats. The accompanying music video, vibrant and dynamic, highlights the artists' energetic performances. 'Obodo' honors African music roots while captivating a global audience with its unique and harmonious blend.

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Shalini Passi, a standout in The Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives, brings an anti-reality TV appeal with her composed and non-judgmental nature. Unlike typical reality stars, she focuses on her hobbies such as art, singing, and scuba diving. Married to Sanjay Passi, she avoids gossip, highlights optimism, and manages a busy lifestyle with a supportive entourage. Her genuine approach makes her unique in the reality TV realm.

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Liam Payne and Cheryl Cole first crossed paths on the X Factor stage in 2008 when Payne was merely 14. Their paths intertwined once more in 2016 following Cole's divorce, sparking a romantic relationship that saw them welcome their son, Bear, in 2017. Though the couple separated in 2018, they maintain a strong co-parenting relationship, placing Bear's happiness above all. Their story is a testament to navigating relationships in the public eye.

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In a startling admission, Elisabeth Finch, a former writer for 'Grey's Anatomy,' confessed to fabricating crucial aspects of her life, such as a cancer diagnosis and the suicide of her brother. Her story unfolds in a new series, 'Anatomy of Lies,' where she grapples with the impact of her deceit, her ongoing mental health treatment, and her journey to rebuild trust.

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This article explores the fascinating life and career of Dave Grohl, from his early days in punk rock to his rise with Nirvana and Foo Fighters. It delves into his personal life, musical achievements, and contributions to various artists, offering readers a deep dive into the journey of a rock legend whose influence extends far beyond the stage.

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Legendary rocker Rod Stewart, now 79, reflects on the inevitability of aging while expressing his zest for life and dedication to his music. In an interview, he spoke about confronting health challenges and maintaining his iconic voice, all while continuing to awe fans with energetic performances. Stewart's journey through illnesses and his views on medical advancements underscore his resilient spirit.

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Tenacious D, the American comedy-rock duo of Jack Black and Kyle Gass, has canceled its Australian tour following controversial remarks by Gass about a recent assassination attempt on former U.S. President Donald Trump. Gass made an inappropriate comment during a Sydney concert and later apologized. The incident has caused significant backlash from Australian politicians.