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Beyoncé surprises fans with a Fourth of July gift — and teases countdown to ‘B’Day’ reissue
As if Taylor Swift’s wedding and the nation’s 250th birthday weren’t reason enough to celebrate, Beyoncé is giving fans an excuse to be drunk in love.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce say ‘I do’ at star-studded bash
On Taylor Swift’s third summer with Travis Kelce, they said “I do” to all the rest.
British actor Michael Byrne dies at 82
British actor Michael Byrne, known for his roles in “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1” and “Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade,” died June 20.
Daveigh Chase, star of ‘The Ring’ and voice of Lilo in ‘Lilo & Stitch,’ died of AIDS
Daveigh Chase, the one-time child actor best known for her work in “Lilo & Stitch” and “The Ring,” died from AIDS and substance abuse, a medical examiner’s report revealed on Monday.
Amy Adams says she saved stabbing victim thanks to role on short-lived CBS medical drama
Amy Adams revealed she once saved a stabbing victim’s life — and credits her role on a short-lived CBS medical drama with preparing her for the emergency
James Burrows, co-creator of ‘Cheers’ and director of ‘Will & Grace,’ dies at 85
James Burrows, a major force in television comedy who co-created “Cheers” and directed every episode of the first run of “Will and Grace,” has died, his attorney told NBC News.
Paul Avery, ‘All My Children’ and ‘Superman’ actor, dies in New Jersey house fire
Paul Avery, an actor who appeared in the soap opera “All My Children” and the 1978 film version of “Superman,” was killed this week alongside his wife in an early morning fire in their New Jersey home
Gene Shalit, ‘TODAY’ show movie critic, dies at 100
Gene Shalit, a film critic for NBC’s “TODAY” show for four decades who was instantly recognizable for his walrus mustache, has died.
Idris Elba says him playing James Bond not ‘realistic,’ some audiences won’t accept ‘Black male’ in role
Idris Elba dismissed talk of him playing James Bond, saying certain audiences won’t accept a Black man in the role and that the character shouldn’t be “woke.”
Broadway revivals, ‘Liberation,’ John Lithgow win big at the Tony Awards, hosted by Pink
The Tony for best new play went to “Liberation,” about a consciousness-raising women’s group in 1970s Ohio, which also won the Pulitzer Prize for drama this year.