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Stanley Pup Special Premieres June 8

The Stanley Pup television special premieres June 8 in the U.S. and Canada. It features 32 adoptable puppies representing NHL teams.
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Cameron Chung Named 2026 Gerber Baby

Cameron Chung wins Gerber’s Photo Search contest with a photo of his first intentional smile. His family will receive $50,000 and he will appear in Gerber’s 2026 campaigns.
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Folds Resigns, Warns NSO May Not Survive

Ben Folds resigned as Artistic Advisor to the National Symphony Orchestra, warning it may not survive. He cited financial and political turmoil following Trump’s Kennedy Center takeover.
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Shankman Denies AI Use in 'Stop! That! Train!'

Adam Shankman denies AI was used in the visual effects of his film 'Stop! That! Train!'. He states every shot was made by human hands and no generative AI appears on screen.
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Grande Releases Single 'Hate That I Made You Love Me'

Ariana Grande released the single 'Hate That I Made You Love Me' on May 29, 2026. It is the lead track from her upcoming album Petal, described as 'a little feral.'

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Stanley Pup Special Premieres June 8

The Stanley Pup television special premieres June 8 in the U.S. and Canada. It features 32 adoptable puppies representing NHL teams.
us Entertainment

Cameron Chung Named 2026 Gerber Baby

Cameron Chung wins Gerber’s Photo Search contest with a photo of his first intentional smile. His family will receive $50,000 and he will appear in Gerber’s 2026 campaigns.
us Entertainment

Folds Resigns, Warns NSO May Not Survive

Ben Folds resigned as Artistic Advisor to the National Symphony Orchestra, warning it may not survive. He cited financial and political turmoil following Trump’s Kennedy Center takeover.
us Entertainment

Shankman Denies AI Use in 'Stop! That! Train!'

Adam Shankman denies AI was used in the visual effects of his film 'Stop! That! Train!'. He states every shot was made by human hands and no generative AI appears on screen.