Comment on Jurassic World's lesbian vet and other LGBT characters that are all talk

Five months into Taylor Swift’s wildly successful Eras Tour, after she’d brought the tour across the United States and to Mexico, she took the epic concert experience to Buenos Aires, Argentina, where she switched up one of the most anticipated parts of her shows. Instead of singing two surprise songs that aren’t on the three-and-a-half-hour-long show’s expansive setlist toward the end of the performance, she began doing mashups of those surprise songs. [time-brightcove not-tgx=”true”] The first time around, she combined two 1989 (Taylor’s Version) songs: “Is It Over Now?” and “Out of the Woods.” Following a perhaps unsurprisingly positive reception, the singer has continued to do mashups while touring throughout Brazil, Japan, Australia, and Singapore.

JoJo Siwa earned lots of good karma from her time on Dance Moms.  Shortly after the reality dancing series aired its 2024 reunion special—which also included Paige Hyland, Brooke Hyland, Chloe

It looks like celebrating the Met Gala just isn't Katherine Schwarzenegger's style. In fact, the BDA Baby host recently appeared to throw shade at the star-studded soirée. To mark the first Monday

Pinkies out, wine lovers Saturday. A festival that offers sips, swills and, err, spits? Wine not? Wine Spectator magazine brings its signature Grand Tour festival to the Sheraton Downtown Denver on Saturday, May 11, for the first time. Local savants will find more than 200 varietals to try, many of which rate 90-plus points on Wine Spectator’s 100-point rating scale.

Their mothers brought them up loyal and kind.  In fact, it's attributes like these that form the foundation for why Donna Kelce thinks her son Travis Kelce's relationship with Taylor Swift works

In playwright David Myers’ “237 Virginia Avenue,” a father and son play a not-always friendly, increasingly freighted game of Monopoly. When Rex asks son Eric, an adjunct professor, what he’s at work on, Eric says he’s writing about “Debt. History. Property.” To which Rex interjects, “Sexy. Sounds like a real bestseller,” with no small measure of sarcasm.