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1 day ago | entertainmentnow.com | Silke Jasso

Lainey Wilson made CMA Fest history during opening night at Nissan Stadium, bursting onto the stage as the surprise guest of country legends Brooks & Dunn. Together, they tore into a fiery duet of “Play Something Country.” Safe to say the crowd absolutely lost it. “It’s cool to be able to get on stage with those legends and kind of feel like they’re wrapping their arm around you,” Wilson told Country Now ahead of the performance.

1 day ago | entertainmentnow.com | Ethan Moser

Since the official cast of “Survivor 50: In the Hands of the Fans” was announced in May, former contestants like Rob “Boston Rob” Mariano, Parvati Shallow and Rob Cesternino have shared their thoughts on the 24 players who will return for the landmark season.

2 days ago | entertainmentnow.com | Silke Jasso

Ella Langley brought a unique country rock style to the CMA Fest stage this year with her ultimate fan favorite song, “Weren’t For The Wind.” Langley might’ve been singing about drifting with the wind, but there was no doubt she was firmly grounded in the spotlight. The 26-year-old Alabama native lit up Nissan Stadium with a powerhouse performance of her breakout single. It became a song that has catapulted her into country superstardom in record time.

2 days ago | entertainmentnow.com | Silke Jasso

Well, this is certainly going to be an interesting film. Hollywood has just confirmed that hip-hop icon 50 Cent will officially be stepping into the ring. Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson is trading bars for boxing gloves, literally. The rapper, actor, producer, and all-around entertainment powerhouse has joined the upcoming “Street Fighter” film adaptation as none other than Balrog. Jackson will play the muscle-bound boxer turned brutal bodyguard of the villainous M. Bison. What’s better than that?

2 days ago | entertainmentnow.com | Ethan Moser

Filmmaker Mike White was well known for projects like “Zombie Land” and “School of Rock” before he joined the cast of “Survivor: David vs. Goliath” in 2018, where he finished the competition as a runner-up. Following his “Survivor” journey, White went on to create the hit comedy-drama series “The White Lotus” for HBO in 2021. Since then, the show has celebrated astronomical streaming success, with White himself pocketing six Primetime Emmy Awards for his work as creator, director and writer.