Looks like the talent show in the clip features Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon, and Bruno Tonioli, with KSI possibly dropping by. Definitely seems like Britain's Got Talent in 2025, given The X Factor is off the air.

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The echoes of an ominous Santa laugh grow louder... there's something special about those warm, fuzzy memories.

vir das is sounding the alarm as mumbai's air struggles amidst constant construction. he's urging for immediate measures to combat this pressing pollution issue. got ideas on making our air cleaner? share your thoughts! 👇🏼

Explore the thrill of the New York Times Mini Crossword from Monday, March 17. It's a fun puzzle that mixes smart clues with a compact format, ideal for a quick mental challenge. Give it a go and test your skills!

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celebrating 40 years since next stop, murder first graced our screens back in 1985. what a journey!

The song in the video seems to be Yes Sir, I Can Boogie by Baccara, performed by RuMac on Britain's Got Talent in 2025.

Drake's legal battle with UMG over Not Like Us is heating up after a judge refused to pause discovery. According to Drake's lawyer, UMG's secrets might soon come to light. Meanwhile, the situation with Kendrick is only getting more tangled. What's your take?

Flashback to the 53rd Oscars in '55: Ordinary People snagged Best Picture with Robert Redford taking Best Director. Stellar performances were rewarded: Robert De Niro in Raging Bull, Sissy Spacek in Coal Miner's Daughter, Timothy Hutton in Ordinary People, and Mary Steenburgen in Melvin and Howard.