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In a new interview with Australia's A Current Affair, Jon Bon Jovi spoke about the recent announcement that BON JOVI will embark on a seven-date "Forever Tour" in 2027, consisting of stadium shows in the U. S., U. K. Canada and Australia. After completing a nine-show residency at Madison Square Garden in New York in July and a trio of U. K. stadium shows in August and September, Bon Jovi said the tour has revitalized the veteran Jersey rockers following concerns that he might not be able to perform live again after undergoing vocal cord surgery in 2022. "I've gone through hell, and I would not, could not compromise the legacy," Jon told A Current Affair (as transcribed by BLABBERMOUTH. NET). "I could not, would not go out and hold the mic out to the crowd. [Laughs] Holding ourselves to a standard that we've had for some 40-X years now, it's important to me to be the best we can be. "Asked how his singing voice is now, Jon said: "Phenomenal. [knocks on the table] I could go [on stage and sing] tonight, no problem. "I realized that it took four years [to get my voice back in shape]," he explained. "That four years was my doing. I wouldn't go out after the two years.

EntertainmentMiley Cyrus flew fan and musician Cash Jacobs — who has Stage 3 breast cancer — to her Los Angeles show to help shave her head. A video of the moment shared online has since surpassed 1.5 million views.'You're gonna brave the storm,' Cyrus told herGriffin Jaeger · CBC News · Posted: Oct 23, 2026 1:50 PM EDT | Last Updated: 1 hour agoListen to this articleEstimated 3 minutesThe audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results. In this series of screenshots taken from a social media video, pop singer Miley Cyrus helps fan and fellow musician Cash Jacobs shave her head ahead of Jacobs's chemotherapy treatment. (TikTok/cashjacobs_2)Miley Cyrus stepped up to help a fellow musician and fan shave her head before chemotherapy. The moment came after Cash Jacobs — who has Stage 3 breast cancer — attended Cyrus's concert at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles last week. Sharing a video of the moment on social media, Jacobs wrote: "They say don't meet your idols. Well I did. And it was everything and more.

Inde Navarrette revealed a sneak peek at her Rogue accent in a new video featuring her take on the X-Men hero's iconic "sugah" catchphrase, but she's willing to "work on it" if fans don't like it. One of the many stars confirmed to appear in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) X-Men reboot movie gave fans a taste of the big reveal that everyone's been waiting on: her take on Rogue's accent. Navarrette offered just a single "sugah" when asked for a tease during an interview with Etalk at TIFF 2026 last month. The Obsession breakout admitted she's not "done a lot of practice" when it comes to her Rogue preparation, but it looks like she has spent at least some time fitting a more recognizable word from her vocabulary into her performance. You can see the clip of Navarrette in question below. Rogue is known for her sense of style and power-sapping abilities, but it might be her accent that fans know her for best. With Navarrette confirmed to play the Mississippi-born mutant when X-Men joins the MCU in 2028, fans have been dying to hear what she'll sound like – and she knows it.

Chrissy Yendell's art will be featured in Times Square next week after her work was selected for an international exhibition Chrissy Yendell's artwork will soon make its debut on one of the world's biggest stages.

a senior news writer who covers pop culture and the internet Nobody Wants This is back for a third season of dancing around the real issues of contemporary Judaism in America so that maybe Kristen Bell’s convert character Joanne can learn about hamantaschen rather than have one political conversation. That doesn’t mean, however, that the show’s creator and stars have been able to avoid the same pitfalls as their characters. Last summer, while promoting the second season of Nobody Wants This, Adam Brody, who plays “hot rabbi” Noah in the show, said to Amanda Seyfried during their “Actors on Actors” joint interview that he was glad the show was a “safe, celebratory space” for Jewish people during an otherwise tough time. In a GQ interview this year, however, Brody was a little more firm in his beliefs around the political climate as it exists outside of the confines of his show. “Put me down as thinking it’s a genocide. Put me down as wanting a free Palestine,” he said.