The girls are back in town! Nicole Scherzinger and the rest of the Pussycat Dolls will reportedly be reuniting for the first time in over 10 years this weekend for the season finale of the X Factor: Celebrity .
X Factor judge Louis Walsh went on the ITV talk show Lorraine on Monday to announce the news. "The Pussycat Dolls are the guest [for the finale]," he said. "There's an exclusive for you!" The group's appearance on the U.K. singing competition will mark the Pussycat Dolls' first time performing together since 2009.
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Dolly Parton Remembers Her Schoolgirl Crush on Johnny Cash
When Dolly Parton appeared on Late Night With Seth Meyers on Thursday (Nov. 21), talk quickly turned to the Grand Ole Opry icon's schoolgirl crush on Johnny Cash .
Parton discussed how, at age 13, she thought the "Man in Black" was just about "the sexiest thing [she'd] ever seen."
In October, Parton celebrated 50 years as a member of the Opry. Country music fans will get to share in that particular moment on Tuesday (Nov. 26) when NBC broadcasts Dolly Parton: 50 Years at the Opry , a two-hour television special featuring highlights from the big night. Speaking with Meyers last week, the singer explained precisely how long she's been going to the Opry.
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BWW Interview: LITTLE BLACK DRESS' Clint Hromsco Quick Changes From Choreographer/Director To
The national touring company of LITTLE BLACK DRESS (with tagline: The Fearlessly Funny Girls' Night Out Musical ) arrives in Los Angeles December 3, 2019 playing at the Kirk Douglas Theatre. The combination musical and audience participation improv (directed by Christopher Bond ) features co-creator Danielle Trzcinski with Jennette Cronk, Jenna Cormey and the sole male in the cast Clint Hromsco .
Clint took some time out between his multi-character performances at the GE Theatre @ Proctors in Schenectady, New York to answer a few of my inquisitive probings.
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'Dancing With the Stars' Crowns New Season 28 Champion -- See Who Took Home the
Dancing With the Stars returned on Monday for the final night of competition, which saw the show crown a new champion!
Hannah Brown and Alan Bersten, Lauren Alaina and Gleb Savchenko, Kel Mitchell and Witney Carson, as well as Ally Brooke and Sasha Farber, all performed two dances tonight before one couple came out victorious.
ET was following along throughout the two-hour finale to break down all the best dances, emotional moments, shocking scores, and who ultimately walked away the new reigning winners.
Dolly Parton Says Johnny Cash was Her First Crush: 'The Sexiest Thing I'd Ever Seen'
Long before Dolly Parton met and fell in love with her now-husband, Carl Dean, she had her eyes on another man! The Tennessee native recently revealed her first crush was Johnny Cash , who opened her eyes to a whole new world, at least when it came to feeling attracted to someone else. For Parton, her attraction to Cash came at a time when she also discovered her love of the Grand Ole Opry, where she has been a member for more than 50 years.
"I became a member 50 years ago," Parton revealed on Late Night with Seth Meyers . "That was my dream to be a member, but I've been actually doing the Opry for 60 years. I was on when I was 13. It was amazing, because my uncle Bill Owens used to take me back and forth to Nashville. That was when Johnny Cash was first on the scene.
'Dancing With the Stars' finals: Hannah Brown crowned the new champion
"The Bachelorette" star and her partner, Alan Bersten, defeated a field of three other couples to take home the Mirror Ball Trophy Monday night.
The field included country music singer Lauren Alaina with pro partner Gleb Savchenko; actor/comedian Kel Mitchell and Witney Carson; and pop star Ally Brooke and Sasha Farber.
Brown jumped into her partner's Bersten's arms after host Tom Bergeron announced she had won over runner-up couple Mitchell and Carson and the celebration began. The two were carried off the dance floor.
White Christmas review – love and music amid the glitz and glamour | Stage | The Guardian
David Ives's book streamlines the plot, so that the women are quickly swept up in a flurry of romance, tap-dance and switched train tickets. The audience are distracted from any loss of subtlety by Michael Taylor's glittering celestial set and Stephen Mear's slick, playful choreography. Following the Haynes sisters to Vermont, the men find themselves at the inn of their kind old General (Michael Brandon) during the second world war.
Next to the glitz and jazz-hands glamour of Nikolai Foster's production – and there's lots as concierge Martha Watson (Brenda Edwards) soaks up the cheers after a firecracker performance of Let Me Sing and I'm Happy – is a focus on generosity and appreciation. The production takes its time on tenderness, with the focus of Bob's lullaby Count Your Blessings Instead of Sheep directed at the General's young granddaughter, Susan, who can't sleep.
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