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America’S Got Talent — “Auditions” Episode 2004 — Pictured: Astrid Jorgensen — (Photo by: Trae Patton/NBC) Tuesday night on America’s Got Talent Season 20 was a real blast. It was packed with all sorts of acts, including some based on AI that had judges and audience members alike scratching their heads in amazement. The fourth round of auditions led up to a “Golden Buzzer” moment that left a certain Englishman from the ’70s with egg on his face. In the current season, the format remains customary: an act goes through on three “yes” votes from the judges. But the big game-changer this time around is the newly coveted Golden Buzzer, a ticket straight to the live shows that any judge or host Terry Crews can award for a truly exceptional performance. So far, we’ve seen some big moments: Simon hit the buzzer for immersive artists Light Wire in Episode 1, and Howie Mandel backed musician Jourdan Blue.

Starz announced today that Bmf season four will feature the return of fan-favorite characters, alongside a lineup of fresh faces. The new season premieres on Friday, June 6, with all-new episodes available to stream weekly on Fridays on the Starz app and all Starz streaming and on-demand platforms.

In season four, Myles Truitt returns as B-Mickie, who was exiled for his perceived betrayal of Meech and Terry, and who is determined to win back the brothers’ trust.

Myles Truitt (“Brian “B-Mickie” Mickie”)

Also returning to the series is Grammy-nominated artist Saweetie, reprising her role as Keeya, a former college athlete who is now on the streets of St. Louis; and Sydney Mitchell as Lawanda, a beloved and integral part of the Flenory family, who raises Terry’s children.

Roberto Sanchez also returns as Loco, Meech, and Terry’s plug, who they’re on the run with in Mexico. Joining the cast...

The Western genre is known for its duels, fist fights, and shootouts. Most of the time, these moments are presented as high-adrenaline action sequences to keep audiences drawn to their screens, anxiously awaiting the outcome. However, other times, these fights hold a lot more weight in the story being told, removing any semblance of fun that may have been present beforehand.

As seen time and time again, the Western genre can present some truly human stories to viewers. Unlike the spaghetti westerns of yesteryear, the gritty, realistic glimpses this genre offers into the lifestyle often make for difficult watching. Some fights last with viewers long after they finish their movie-going experience -- and a lot of the time, that's due to their troubling nature.

The Great Silence's Final Shootout Ends On A Desperately Dour Note The Great Silence (1968)

Released: November 1968 Directed by: Sergio Corbucci Starring: Jean-Louis Trintignant as "Silence," Klaus Kinski as Loco,...

The Camo Cosmos system ends with a LocoRoco level called Going Loco and features several collectibles for players. LocoRoco was developed by Japan Studio in 2006, that is now known as Team Asobi.

From Bots to Puzzle pieces, there are a total of eight collectibles that players can obtain in the Going Loco stage. This Astro Bot guide will reveal all the Going Loco collectible locations and how to obtain them.

Going Loco Bot 1 Bot 1: Chavez.| Image via Team Asobi

Players will find the first bot called the Chavez bot in the first rolling section in this stage of Astro Bot. When the camera shifts to the side view, players will notice a Green bot hanging from the vine and players only need to jump a little to be able to knock it down.

Going Loco Puzzle Piece 1 Astro Bot needs to split to get to the first puzzle location.

BTS’ Jimin delivered a special performance of “Who,” the track from his second solo album, to The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Monday night.

The pre-recorded video featured Jimin flanked by dancers as they swept across an abandoned building and a marque illuminated the song’s title in the background. “We never met, but she’s all I see at night/Never mеt but she’s always on my mind,” confessed Jimin in the video, before singing: “Wanna give her thе world and so much more/Who is my heart waiting for?...

Jimin of BTS is turning heads worldwide with Muse, his ambitious and experimental new solo album. One of the tracks getting the most attention is the great single, “Smeraldo Garden Marching Band,” featuring South Korean rapper Loco. Jimin takes explicit inspiration from the Beatles 1967 psychedelic masterpiece, Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, with a playfully experimental theme song for a fictional band, as horns toot away. The video is also a clever Sgt. Pepper homage. But the Beatles connection makes sense on a much deeper level. It’s a...

BTS member Jimin has released the music video for his new song Who.” The video, which is over three minutes long, premiered on Hybe Labels’ YouTube channel on Friday. In the visually captivating video, Jimin is seen dancing and singing on a street at night, surrounded by shops and burning cars and televisions. A tornado in the background reflects the tumultuous emotions depicted in the song. Jimin is joined by several dancers throughout the video.

The BTS official Instagram page promoted the release with the caption, “지민 (Jimin) ‘Muse’ Release.”

The song’s lyrics delve into themes of longing and searching for love:

“We never met she’s all I see at night / Never met, but she’s always on my mind / Wanna give her the world and so much more / Who is my heart waiting for / If every day I think about her / Yeah every day of my life...

BTS star Jimin will perform ‘Who,’ the main track from his second solo album, on NBC’s The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.

According to his label, Big Hit Music, Jimin’s performance was pre-recorded and is scheduled to air at 11:35 p.m. on Monday night’s show.

Jimin is currently participating in his mandatory military service in South Korea, having enlisted in December 2023. His appearance on the Jimmy Fallon show was filmed before his enlistment.

His second solo album is titled ‘Muse,’ and will be released at 1 p.m. Korean local time on July 19. The tracklist includes ‘Rebirth’ as the introductory song, followed by ‘Interlude: Showtime,’ ‘Smeraldo Garden Marching Band (feat. Loco),’ ‘Slow Dance (feat. Sofia Carson),’ ‘Be Mine,’ ‘Who,’ and ‘Closer Than This.’

In March last year, Jimin had previously performed ‘Like Crazy,’ the lead track of his solo debut album, on the same show.

After making...

BTS member Jimin has released a new solo single, “Smeraldo Garden Marching Band (feat. Loco),” along with a whimsical music video. The track, off the singer’s forthcoming LP Muse, was loosely inspired by the Beatles’ 1967 album Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band and features South Korean rapper Loco.

Jimin collaborated with producers Pdogg, Ghstloop, and Evan, who also contributed to his debut solo album, Face. During the production of Face, the group casually began calling themselves the Smeraldo Garden Marching Band. A press releases notes that “this playful idea eventually became a reality,...

BTS have made it incredibly clear that nothing — not even their ongoing enlistment period in the South Korean military — is going to slow their collective momentum. Following the release of Rm’s second solo project, a charting single from Jung Kook, and a special EP drop from j-hope, Jimin is now back with a new single, “Smeraldo Garden Marching Band,” which features rapper Loco. Stream it below.

The song offers the first look at the vocalist’s second solo project, Muse, which is set to arrive on July 19th. The song’s name refers to Jimin’s longtime co-producers Pdogg, Ghstloop, and Evan — according to a statement, throughout the production of Jimin’s first solo effort, the crew branded themselves as the “Smeraldo Marching Band” to describe their unified movement as a team.

True to the name, “Smeraldo Garden Marching Band” features a bright brass ensemble and is a cheerier...