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Billy Joel is the closest thing Madison Square Garden has to a sure thing — certainly more than the Knicks or the Rangers or the Liberty. It’s been 21 years since Joel released a new pop album, yet he sold out the arena 12 times in 2014 alone, and he’ll play his second (also sold-out) show of 2015 on February 18.* He has established a standing residency there, like a guy who plays a monthly nightclub gig, except that the club happens to seat 18,000.

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My first experience with comedian/ventriloquist Jeff Dunham, unbeknownst to me, came from a t-shirt in the mall. I didn’t know what I was looking at, this turbaned skull with bloodshot eyes above the phrase “Silence! I Kill You.” What does this mean? What was it for? Had the tidal wave of Middle Eastern stereotypes extended to cheap-o t-shirts available between the Starbucks and Auntie Anne’s? What the hell was going on here?

After her critically acclaimed Cuban-American reimagining of ‘70s sitcom “One Day at a Time” came to an end on cabler Pop after three season on Netflix, Calderón Kellett’s creative chops will reemerge on the small screen once again. Her upcoming romantic Christmas-time series, “With Love,” is the first project to come out of her overall deal between her prodco and Amazon Studios, followed by a Shakespeare-themed high-school drama (“Verona”), a modern-day adaptation of Jane Austen’s “Emma,” and two animated series.

After all these years, the perfect plastic couple is still doing sweet things for one another.  Ryan Gosling and Margot Robbie sit down for Vogue's summer 2023 issue -- which Robbie graces the cover -- to discuss all things Barbie. Gosling -- who plays Ken, the boyfriend to Robbie's Barbie in Greta Gerwig's live-action movie -- opens up about how the 32-year-old actress helped him get into character.  When asked about playing Ken, Gosling initially deflects the question, noting, "

Down's syndromeFrom Line of Duty to Mare of Easttown, a new generation of performers are breaking through. Meet the actors, models and presenters leading a revolution in representation In the middle of last winter’s lockdown, while still adjusting to the news of their newborn son’s Down’s syndrome diagnosis, Matt and Charlotte Court spotted a casting ad from BBC Drama. It called for a baby to star in a Call the Midwife episode depicting the surprising yet joyful arrival of a child with Down’s syndrome in 60s London, when institutionalisation remained horribly common.

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Grey’s Anatomy is set to continue its 17th season in the spring of 2021. Over the course of the past 15 years, the medical TV drama has said its goodbyes to many well-known characters (sometimes through abrupt or shocking departures). Recently, Grey’s Anatomy fans on social media have been reminiscing about M.A.G.I.C.  It is an acronym that sounds like something you might find emblazoned on the side of hospital equipment, but its true meaning actually hearkens back to the show’s beginnings in 2005.

Baby on board for Bachelor in Paradise's Lace Morris! On Monday, the Bachelor Nation alum revealed that she is expecting her first child with Ryan John Nelson.  "Baby has entered the chat💬What a beautiful surprise🫶🏼 Baby Nelson due in March #babyannouncement #babycomingsoon," she captioned the announcement.  The cute announcement included a picture of her dog Lola wearing a bib that reads "Baby Security." Hanging behind the pup was a picture of a sonogram, next to a onesie that reads, "