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The Irish actress, known from Bridgerton and Derry Girls, stars as bipolar writer Maggie in Channel 4's Big Mood, with Season 2 arriving mid-April 2026 alongside new cast member Rupert Everett. New photos from the March 17 BFI Southbank screening show her in a sleek black leather jacket, smokey eyes, and bold lip, while she promotes The Magic Faraway Tree—releasing March 27—with Claire Foy, Andrew Garfield, and Jessica Gunning. Her radio appearances brought non-stop laughs, from a tin whistle solo on Capital FM to giggling with puppies on Heart Radio, delighting fans with her glamorous yet genuine charm.

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Nicola Coughlan pairs sultry black leather looks with her signature bubbly laugh, lighting up screenings and radio chats for her upcoming projects.

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The former GOT7 member hosted a free Meet & Greet at the T-Mobile Wilshire & 4th Experience Store from noon to 2 p.m., promoting Samsung's new Galaxy S26 lineup as part of the Galaxy Experience Tour. Dressed casually in a beige jacket and jeans, Tuan high-fived fans, posed for heart signs, and joked onstage that the excited crowd was 'tired' from the long lines. Fans shared endless photos of the moments, from his arrival with security to plushie giveaways, calling the DIVE Studios event unforgettable.

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Hundreds of fans lined up in Santa Monica on Saturday, cheering as Mark Tuan waved from his car and stepped into the spotlight with his signature grin.

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Japanese power metal band LOVEBITES released the full official music video for their new single 'Reaper’s Lullaby' from the album Outstanding Power via Napalm Records. The track is described as fast, brutal, and dark. Fans shared links to the 4K video on platforms including YouTube.

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The 23-year-old Korean-Australian main vocalist, real name Lee Leo, performed on Episode 216 of KBS's Lee Mujin Service, opening with ALD1's hip-hop R&B single 'OMG!' from the 'No School Tomorrow' prologue released that day under WakeOne. He followed with emotive covers like Kehlani's 'Folded,' Jannabi's 'Baby I Need You,' and a duet with host Lee Mu-jin on BigBang's 'BLUE,' showcasing his versatile range from R&B to soulful ballads. Fans praised his control and chemistry, with groupmate Sangwon hyping the streams during a Melon listening party, as ALD1—debuted January 2026 via Boys II Planet—builds momentum after rookie wins.

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LEO stepped up on the intimate stage, his husky voice filling the room with raw power on ALD1's new track 'OMG!'—just as fans tuned in for the group's latest release.

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A post sharing the dramatic video clip from The Darkness's hit drew over 6,300 likes and hundreds of replies, splitting fans between air-guitar enthusiasts quoting lyrics like 'I believe in a thing called looooove' and those calling it cringe parody rock. The band wrote the song as 'the stupidest ever,' yet it hit No. 2 in the UK, went platinum, and remains a karaoke and wedding staple from their blockbuster debut Permission to Land. With brothers Justin and Dan Hawkins leading the group through splits, reunions, and a No. 2 album in 2025, the track's love-it-or-hate-it vibe keeps sparking lively debates alongside other divisive hits.

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Frontman Justin Hawkins hoists a boulder in cosmic glory, as a meme challenges anyone claiming to 'listen to everything.' Fans can't get enough of the 2003 rock anthem—or can't stand it.

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A post sharing the dramatic video clip from The Darkness's hit drew over 6,300 likes and hundreds of replies, splitting fans between air-guitar enthusiasts quoting lyrics like 'I believe in a thing called looooove' and those calling it cringe parody rock. The band wrote the song as 'the stupidest ever,' yet it hit No. 2 in the UK, went platinum, and remains a karaoke and wedding staple from their blockbuster debut Permission to Land. With brothers Justin and Dan Hawkins leading the group through splits, reunions, and a No. 2 album in 2025, the track's love-it-or-hate-it vibe keeps sparking lively debates alongside other divisive hits.

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Frontman Justin Hawkins hoists a boulder in cosmic glory, as a meme challenges anyone claiming to 'listen to everything.' Fans can't get enough of the 2003 rock anthem—or can't stand it.

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