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Originally appeared on E! OnlineMeghan Markle and Prince Harry's little ones are adjusting to their new life across the pond. After all, the Duchess of Sussex shared an adorable video of their kids Archie, 7, and Lilibet, 5, getting acquainted to their new normal following their August return to Harry's native United Kingdom. In the clip shared to Meghan's Instagram Stories Oct. 11, Archie and Lilibet can be seen taking a stroll down a picturesque walking trail in the English countryside. Set to The Temptations' 1964 track "My Girl," the video shows Archie riding his scooter down the path as his little sister keeps up with him on foot. Meanwhile, a group of wild deer pass in front of them in the distance. And while Meghan captured the footage as she trailed behind her little ones, their family dog Pula also joined in on the adventure, trotting in front of the As Ever founder to sniff around her new home. Harry, 42, and Meghan, 45, moved their young family back to the U. K. this past August, six years after taking a step back from their royal duties to reside in California. More from E!

Most rock stars are happy to master one instrument. Yoshiki built an international career playing two that couldn’t be more different, pounding through heavy metal songs behind a drum kit and sitting at a grand piano to perform sweeping classical compositions. Now the founder of X Japan has made history as the first Asian recipient of the Entertainment Community Fund Medal of Honor, recognizing a career that has carried Japanese rock onto international stages while turning musical success into meaningful support for people in need. The honour, presented at the Entertainment Community Fund’s annual gala in New York City, recognizes individuals whose contributions have enriched the global arts community. Its history stretches back to 1910, when the inaugural medal was presented to U. S. President William Howard Taft.

MIPCOM: Brazilian media giant Globo and production company Endemol Shine Brasil have partnered to co-create new entertainment formats with international potential. The collaboration aims to combine Endemol Shine Brasil’s creative and strategic strength, backed by the global reach of parent company Banijay Entertainment, with Globo’s experience creating and producing content that reaches more than 70 million people every day.

Some pop icons nod to the culture that made them; others actually show up. Charli XCX shows up. “I would not be the artist I am without the queer community,” Charli told Newsweek exclusively. “When the rest of the music industry didn't really get or understand my vision, the queer community did, and they uplifted me and made me feel comfortable in who I am, not only as an artist, but a person. And so anything that I can do to sort of give back in any kind of way is just really important to me.” She proved that in full force by headlining a packed celebration in West Hollywood on October 10 for National PrEP Day—an initiative founded by telehealth platform MISTR to expand access to free and low-cost HIV prevention, now officially recognized with bipartisan Congressional support across in addition to multiple state and municipal governments nationwide. ... “I think it's just a really important event to continue to amplify the cause and to continue to try and destigmatize HIV prevention,” the Grammy-winner said. “Looking after your sexual health is just such a normal thing to want to do, and there's still so much shame around that conversation.

Music Education Shifts from Theory to AI Tools in South Korea Institutions integrate AI composition programs amid surging copyright registrations for AI-generated works

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[10/11/26 - 12:08 AM]FOX Entertainment Global Accelerates Worldwide Expansion of Hit Survival Format "Extracted" with New Malaysia Production HubThe new hub, where season three of FOX's U. S. network series just wrapped, combines one of the world's most dramatic natural survival environments with a specialized, state-of-the-art production ecosystem designed specifically for international format licensees. FOX ENTERTAINMENT GLOBAL ACCELERATES WORLDWIDE EXPANSION OF HIT SURVIVAL FORMAT "EXTRACTED" WITH NEW MALAYSIA PRODUCTION HUB

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Key PointsGypsy Rose Blanchard is sharing excerpts of her final text exchanges with late ex Ken Urker. One conversation sees the former couple discuss their custody agreement for daughter Aurora, while another indicates the final time they saw each other in person. "I didn't know that would be the last time I would ever see him in person," Blanchard told PageSix. Gypsy Rose Blanchard is shutting down rumors of a custody battle between her and late ex, Ken Urker. In private messages exchanged one month before Urker's Oct. 1 death, the former couple briefly discussed their decision to handle custody arrangements for daughter Aurora without involving lawyers. Blanchard shared the messages, from a conversation dated Sept 2, with Page Six. "I will be home Friday evening," Urker wrote in the first message. Blanchard replied, "Ok I'll leave Aurora with you and pick her up on Sunday evening. "She then told Urker, "I spoke to an attorney about getting that joint custody agreement and he said we would both have to come in and sign it and he can file it and it would be done. It costs 1500 but it's worth it for peace of mind for us both.

After seeing previous shows (Out of Order, 2019 and Signal to Noise, 2024) from Sheffield experimental theatre group Forced Entertainment, I was intrigued to see where Tim Etchells and co would go next. Three artists perform in Cold Sweat: Richard Lowden, Terry O’Connor, and Claire Marshall. The show, set on a stage strewn with foam cups, strange props, and tables, heavily draws on lip-syncing and AI voices.

Comedian Shane Gillis let slip a NSFW word during a sketch on Saturday’s episode of “Saturday Night Live.”During a “Green Eggs And Ham” sketch, Gillis, who played the son to Mikey Day’s character, was defending his dad from Andrew Dismukes’ Sam-I-Am, who was pressuring Day’s character to eat his green eggs and ham. “Bro, it’s a non-starter,” Gillis said. “He told me, he said he doesn’t fucking — geez, like them.”Gillis looked visibly shaken up. When the crowd laughed and applauded, he put his hand up to acknowledge the audience. “You’re a loser, and you said a bad word!” Day’s character told Gillis toward the end of the sketch. “Sorry about earlier,” Gillis said. Censors didn’t catch the slip-up, but in videos posted online, the word is muted. At the end of the night, as Gillis was saying goodbye from the main stage and thanking the cast, he again apologized. In 2009, comedian Jenny Slate was fired at the end of her debut season of “Saturday Night Live” after she said “fucking” live on air. However, in 2019, Slate told InStyle that wasn’t the reason she got fired. “By the way, everyone always thinks I got fired for saying fuck,” she said. “I didn’t. That’s not why I got fired.