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Here are all of season 51’s hosts and musical guests. By Rick Porter Television Business Editor Saturday Night Live has set its first roster of hosts and musical guests for season 51. Coming off its ...

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One of the world's most popular musicals Wicked will debut in UAE in 2026 Dubai, get ready to go green. The world’s most popular musical, Wicked, is finally flying into town for the very first time, ...

A source tells The Hollywood Reporter that Sarah McLachlan and Jewel were the artists who were going to take the stage at the event. "We have collectively decided not to perform but instead to stand ...

Live from New York, it's the first few hosts and musical guests for "Saturday Night Live" Season 51! With the sketch show set to return for its new season in October, NBC has revealed the premiere on ...

From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing. Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or ...

In the theater world, opening night is preceded by previews, public performances that allow cast and crew to fine-tune the show before it’s ‘frozen,’ meaning no more changes can be made. Tickets to ...

Thanks, Willie. We needed that. “We” being Minneapolis, we the people, and we the world, who were gifted with 92-year-old Willie Nelson & Family’s version of America at a 14-hour marathon of music and ...

“A very powerful figure,” without the strut and swagger, and brilliant, too, is how those who know him describe retired Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) undersecretary Roberto Bernardo.