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I've always been a bit of a rom-com girl. My classmates and I would order significant portions of Pizza Hut and yell advice at the characters through the movie. But the best part of all was always the music. If it was the montage of women slipping on their lingerie to KT Tunstall's "Now I See" in "The Devil Wears Prada," or more recently, Still Woozy's hit single "Anyone But You," rom-com music has a way of sticking with you. So, when I noticed that my own fitness playlist needed to be updated, I wondered why I hadn't rushed to rom-coms earlier. I created a new playlist featuring 29 songs from some of the most popular rom-coms of all time, including "How to Lose a Guy in ten Days," "How to Lose a Guy in ten days," "How to Lose a Guy in ten Days," "Someone Good" and "27 Dresses," to name a few. I looked for scene-stealing tracks that would withstand the chaos of a commercial gym when making my picks. I was feeling secure with my final lineup at first, but I became concerned when this new compilation would hype me up in the same way I'd come to expect from my regular workout pick.

In a video from a Las Vegas casino during Super Bowl weekend, two women are seen violently punching and kicking each other. A casino official is seen pulling apart the feud and retaking control of the situation, but it's in vain as minutes later, three men are seen punching and brawling on the casino floor with each other. On the other hand of the floor, a man wearing a suit is seen assaulting another t-shirt clad man. It is unknown why people were fighting with each other

During the 2024 Super Bowl's halftime show in Las Vegas, Nevada, on Sunday evening, Usher's outfit changed, with the whole crowd saying, 'yeah.' The singer, 45, wore several lavish outfits, including a custom Off-White skater suit with a whopping 394,000 crystals and a stunning diamond brooch. The shimmering blue and black moto-inspired outfit had a field day, comparing it to either a sparkly blue Power Ranger or a bedazzled Black Panther suit, with others joking that Usher stole inspiration from the Backstreet Boys. View all of the OMG singer's glittering, crystal-embellished costumes - as well as the hysterical reactions.

The four guys, a combination of Kansas City and San Francisco locals, can be seen wrestling with each other while on the casino floor, with one of them being slugged in the stomach during the contest. The video appeared on social media not long after the final whistle blew on Super Bowl 58, which was held in Sin City.

During his 15-minute Super Bowl halftime appearance, Usher brought out a slew of surprise celebrities, though many viewers paid their respects to Michael Jackson. During his star-studded performance, the 45-year-old singer brought out celebrities including Alicia Keys, Jermaine Dupri, H.E.R., Will.i.am, Lil Jon, and Ludacris. However, several fans pointed to a moment in the set where the singer ostensibly paid tribute to late great Michael Jackson.

Usher doesn't appear to age. Fans are curious how old he is now that he is in the spotlight because he is performing at Allegiant Stadium on Sunday. He is estimated to be about 35 years old, according to the majority. One even tweeted: 'No way he is a day over 37!' 'He honestly can pass for 37-38,' a second said.' Another thought maybe he was in his 20s: 'He aint even old enough to have a mortgage yet!'Can you guess how old the performer is?(Hint: he has been working for 30 years already! (on a computer) http://www.wikipedia.com/heart_includes_namedoutput:

A wedding DJ has provided a rundown of 'do not play' songs that a bride and groom's soon-to-be bride and groom have requested for their wedding. With millions of songs to choose from, it's only natural that the couple would want to get it right on their big day, but TikTokers' banned songs have thrown TikTokers into a ruckus, with some asking if they'hate fun.' Matt 'Rybar' Hribar, a US-based DJ who goes online as @hribstar, posted the list to his 29,200 followers as part of a wedding album that revealed the couple's music preferences.

There I Ruined It was a YouTube channel that featured a bizarre recreation of the 1997 Aqua hit using artificial intelligence, and many people on the web can't decide whether they like or dislike it. The two-minute long video features a voice that sounds almost identical to the beloved country singer and songwriter's belting out the lyrics to the chart-topping song. Dustin Ballard, the video's producer, told Fox News that he recorded the vocals himself, 'been's 'cadence' of Johnny's 'cadence.' He then turned the recording into an AI program, and he produced an amazing, and a little scary, version of Barbie Girl in Johnny's voice. The video, which has received more than 810,000 views since it was released last week, sparked a lot of reaction from viewers - some of whom were amazed at how realistic it was, and others who thought it was 'insane' and'mind blowing' that AI could do something like that.

The White House Correspondents' Dinner Weekend this year seems to be on track to return to the Obama-era glory of celebrities pouring into Washington and attending overlapping parties.

Nancy Krieger, 30, and Ron Lestock, 63, stole the show at her wedding reception on November 12, Ohio's River. The TikTok video shows the father-daughter pair dancing to The Temptations' hit 'My Girl' right before the record scratches. The song then switches to Usher's hit 'Yeah!' Lil Jon and Ludacris appear in this film. The warrior begins waving her hands into the air in front of her father, who is just standing there, pretending to be shocked until he joins in. The guests go wild as they perform their choreographed dance moves side by side for the remainder of the clip, which has been watched more than 4.4 million times.

Meadow Walker revealed on Wednesday that she was named as the Year's Activist of the Year by Pencils of Promise. At the annual PoP Gala in New York City, she will be honoured with the award. In 2020, the 23-year-old daughter of late Paul Walker first joined Pencils for Promise.

Since the firm didn't pay up, hip hop bands Swizz Beatz and Timbaland are banding together to sue the owner of their famous music competition series Verzuz. According to TMZ's report, Swizz Beatz (real name: Kasseem Dean) and Timbaland (Timothy Mosley) have filed a lawsuit against Triller's social media video service for $28 million. Despite reportedly reaching a compromise after the first default, they argue in the case that the platform has failed more than once to make the required payments after purchasing the video series.