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Janelle Monae danced through Sesame Street with an adorable crew of kids in bow ties and sang “The Power of Yet,” which is a catchy way of saying “practice makes perfect.” And it worked: After a few tries, Big Bird finally learned how to dunk. Thanks, Janelle! Watch Janelle Monae Groove Down Sesame Street ncG1vNJzZmivp6x7t8HLrayrnV6YvK57kWlobWdgbny4rdOcn2aikaOyrbjEZqSoppGaerC6jKycrJmdmnq0wNGenK1mmKm6rQ%3D%3D

MusicMaroon 5’s Adam Levine was scoffed at for suggesting there ‘aren’t any bands any more’ – but if you look at the numbers, he’s right. Wolf Alice, Maximo Park and industry insiders ask why “The moment that we started a band was the best thing that ever happened,” sings Matty Healy on the 1975’s recent single Guys. The song is an ardent love letter to the band, and to the romance of bands in general: the camaraderie, the solidarity, the joyous fusion of creativity and friendship.

Play video content "you'll never be white" UPDATE 11:04 AM PT -- Turns out the woman's claim of being a teacher needs an asterisk mark -- because we've learned that two higher-ed institutions she once taught at haven't had anything to do with her in years. UPDATE West LA College and LA Southwest College both say the woman -- whom we're not identifying -- hasn't been on their staff since 2016 and 2017, respectively.

8. Originally, Hughes envisioned The Breakfast Club star Anthony Michael Hall as Duckie. But the actor passed, believing it was too similar to his previous role as the Geek in Sixteen Candles. "It was shocking to John because John felt like he was his son," Deutch told Den of Geek. "He felt very close to him. You know, all those kids from Breakfast Club were like his family." 9. After Hall passed, Ringwald pushed for "

Dave Gould: ‘Somebody had been running around the room, pulling decorations off the wall.’ Photograph: Gary Calton/The GuardianDave Gould: ‘Somebody had been running around the room, pulling decorations off the wall.’ Photograph: Gary Calton/The GuardianExperienceLife and styleIt was immediate and total agony, the worst pain I’d ever felt I was in my first term at Brighton University in 2013. One November weekend, I visited my then girlfriend Mel at Sussex University.

Other livesChildren's TVObituaryHannah Kodicek obituaryMy mother, Hannah Kodicek, who has died aged 63 of pancreatic cancer, was a film-maker, actor, writer, educator and creator of children's television classics, who blended artistic vision with erudition and a childlike humour. Born Zuzana Oprsalova in Czechoslovakia and trained as a pianist at the Prague Conservatoire, she emigrated to Britain in 1968, after the Russian invasion, with her husband, Michal, and young son, Peter. They were lucky enough to be taken under the wing of an English family in Blackheath, south-east London, which enabled Hannah to get on her feet through a succession of low-paid jobs, until she learned the language.

Obsession is the latest thriller series from Netflix. Based on the 1991 novel Damage, the show stars Richard Armitage as a surgeon who begins an affair with his son's fiancee. However, passion quickly turns into an obsession in a way that could threaten his career and life. The show also stars Charlie Murphy, Indira Varma, and Rish Shah. The novel had been previously adapted into 1992's Damage. That film holds a 79% critics rating on Rotten Tomatoes and starred Jeremy Irons.

“I’m not going to hide, not even from myself. We’re all gonna die anyway, so what have I got to lose?” Photo: Shutterstock. In one of Steve McQueen’s earlier art installations from 1993, Bear, he’s wrestling in the nude with another black man. Throughout the roughly ten-minute black-and-white film, the two men joust, jostle, and test each other. Their bodies collide and together form a kind of dance, fluidly moving between wrestle and embrace, conflict and camaraderie.

Lewis Hamilton is a man whose shadow on F1 will not be soon forgotten. Especially since it looms larger every day in the form of a comeback after a rough start to the season. But Hamilton did not always have this behemoth reputation and had quite a tough childhood. As such, the Mercedes star has his own strong opinions about how to raise his future children. Lewis Hamilton would not want his kids to become F1 driversIn an interview with Channel 4 Sports, Lewis Hamilton opened up on various subjects, including his future children.