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Warner Brothers Discovery shares slid more than 5 percent Wednesday after reports emerged that the media and entertainment giant is exploring a merger with rival Paramount Global. Warner Brothers Discovery chief executive David Zaslav met with Paramount Global boss Bob Bakish for several hours to discuss the possibility of merging the companies, Axios reported, citing unnamed sources. The talks -- which took place on Tuesday in New York -- were described as preliminary, with the outcome uncertain.

Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships. We receive compensation when you click on a link and make a purchase. Learn more! Anyone who takes their manicures seriously knows you can’t just wash your hands, throw on some polish and call it a day. If you want to give yourself a true salon experience at home, a cuticle remover is a must-have step in the process! If you’ve never tried using one on your own, it may sound a little intimidating.

Alison Sweeney will make her return to NBC's Days Of Our Lives. She will be on the show from this month in Burbank after the show resumes. The story of her Sweeney's return flaunted in August 2020, where she was said to reprise her role as Sami Brady. She joined the remaining cast when they returned to DOOL back on 31 August 2020. Speaking of Sweeney's return to the show, the executive producer Ken Corday mentioned:

TV This week's 'Days of Our Lives' comings and goings features a star of '9-1-1' joining the cast as a recurring character. Who else is coming to Salem? Published on October 13, 2021 2 min read This week’s Days of Our Lives comings and goings focuses on a cast member joining the hit series 9-1-1. Plus, a soap opera veteran joins the cast as a corrupt judge. And more familiar faces come to the canvas this week.

After Taylor Swift released her eleventh studio album, The Tortured Poets Department, and surprising fans with an additional 15 secret songs, fans are convinced at least one of the tracks features an ode to her boyfriend Travis Kelce's dad, Ed Kelce. In Swift's new song "So High School," she seems to allude to not just her ridiculously successful Kansas City Chiefs tight end boyfriend, but his father. "I feel like laughing in the middle of practice / To that impression you did of your dad again,” Swift sings.

Back in 2001, Kwame Brown was a top basketball player fresh out of high school. The Washington Wizards rewarded him with the No. 1 pick of that year's draft. Though he never lived up to the lofty expectations of the top selection, he managed a 13-year career, earning just under $64 million in salary, or about $35 million after taxes and fees. Now, Brown is claiming his financial advisors took nearly half of that money.

Spread the love              Ethnicity, a marker of cultural distinctiveness, provides insight into the identity of a person or group. In the case of Steve Lacy, the talented American singer-songwriter, his ethnicity reflects a rich blend of diverse influences. Born as Steve Thomas Lacy-Moya on May 23, 1998, in Compton, California, United States, Steve Lacy embodies a mixed ethnicity. This amalgamation of cultural backgrounds adds a unique layer to his identity, contributing to the richness of his heritage.

It's been two years since the "Operation Varsity Blues" college admissions scandal—a conspiracy unearthed by the FBI in which extremely wealthy parents, some of them famous actors, would pay college counselor Rick Singer to bribe admissions officials to get their kids into prestigious universities—became headline news. Quite frankly, we're still not over it and, thankfully, neither is Netflix: The streamer is behind a new documentary about the scandal, out March 17, which dives deep into the inner workings of the conspiracy through interviews with key players and reenactments of Singer's actual wiretapped phone conversations.

Bobbi Althoff has denied the claims she copied Funny Marco's interview style, arguing that she had never heard of him before she started her own show. She discussed the accusations while speaking with the comedian on his podcast, Open Thoughts. “I say to that, that you took my stuff,” she joked during the episode. “No, I know you didn’t. But to be fair, I couldn’t take your stuff because I had never seen you at all when I was already doing [videos].