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TV 'Tulsa King' actor Garrett Hedlund had a music career long before joining the Taylor Sheridan series. Published on January 9, 2023 2 min read Tulsa King fans were treated to Garrett Hedlund singing in the season 1 finale. The actor plays Mitch Keller, a bar owner who goes into business with mafia capo Dwight Manfredi in the Taylor Sheridan series. Mitch lets Dwight revamp his bar into a casino with live music, and Mitch himself performs in the finale.

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Jay-Z's single "Kill Jay-Z" ruffled a few feathers when it premiered as the intro for 4:44. The obvious Kanye West jab caught most of the nation's attention, but Jay's shot at Future also raised eyebrows. "Never go Eric Benét," raps Jay. "I don't even know what you woulda done/ In the future other niggas playin' football with your son." The line is an obvious reference to baby Future, the child of Ciara and The WIZRD rapper.

Mel Gibson hasn’t made the news that much in recent years, but he found himself in headlines on June 21 when actress Winona Ryder made a damaging claim against him. Speaking to The Sunday Times in a wide-ranging interview, Ryder said that the Braveheart actor once used an anti-Semitic slur in conversation with her in an apparent reference to her Jewish background. The revelation sparked immediate and widespread outrage, with some even “canceling” Gibson.

Passengers travelling north out of Newcastle on Cross Country trains could face disruptions over the weekend due to strike action. A limited service is in place between Central Station and Edinburgh, as workers walk-out in a row over Sunday working and rotas. RMT general secretary Mick Cash said: "It is disgraceful that the management effectively sabotaged talks this week that were making progress towards a settlement to this dispute. "It is the company's ineptitude and arrogance that means the action goes ahead as planned and that is wholly down to CrossCountry's top managers.

Season 3 of Ted Lasso is finally here. It’s safe to say that this sports drama series is greatly responsible for the development of soccer in America. The whole storyline revolves around how an American football coach joins a British soccer team. Ted Lasso went viral from Day 1 of its first season. Just days after its release, a clip from the show has gone absolutely viral. Keeley, one of the popular characters of the show made a bizarre reference to Joe Rogan in the first episode of Season 3.

On Sexyy Red's "Bow Bow Bow," she proclaims: "F**k my baby dad," and although Yung Miami loves the song, it seems like she doesn't quite agree. Moreover, she recently hit up the Opium club in Atlanta, Georgia with none other than Southside, with whom she shares a four-year-old daughter named Summer. Not only that, but they actually seemed to have a great time together, with the City Girl singing the aforementioned chorus to the producer as he laughs it off.

America’s favorite TV daughter, Brady Bunch star Maureen McCormick, is opening up about her past struggles with addiction. The 61-year-old actress spoke with ET on Saturday at the Summer Spectacular benefiting the Brent Shapiro Foundation for Drug Prevention, explaining why the cause is so near and dear to her heart. “I struggled with drug addiction for gosh, six, seven years and it was awful,” she reflected. “I've been sober now for 35 years, and my life has never been so good.

By Steve Doughty for the Daily Mail Updated: 03:35 EST, 16 July 2010 23 View comments It has traditionally been the time when love and affection give way to disillusion and disappointment. But couples who manage to survive the seven-year itch would be wise not to get complacent. The biggest threat to modern marriages actually comes from the 12-year itch, research has revealed.