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Nelly Furtado's Tiny Desk Concert is full of mysteries and excitement. From the logistics of fitting her and her team into the space to her signature closed-eye singing style, there's plenty to wonder about. And let's not forget the cool vibes of backup singer Jim Beanz belting out Timbaland's catchy hooks. But despite the mysteries, it's clear Furtado and her crew had a blast jamming out to 11 tunes, including hits like "Promiscuous," "Maneater," and "I'm Like a Bird."

Did you hear the latest scoop? Susan Lucci, the iconic All My Children star, is dipping her toes into The Bachelor scene! Yep, you heard it right. But hold your horses, she's not quite ready to be the next leading lady of the franchise.

Jason Kelce, the retired Philadelphia Eagles star and father of three young girls, recently weighed in on a controversial commencement speech by Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker. On their "New Heights" podcast, both Jason and his brother Travis, a tight end for the Chiefs, discussed Butker's remarks.

Jordan Love is gearing up for the 2024 season with a laser focus on honing his skills within the pocket. He understands that to excel at the quarterback position, consistent performance from within the pocket is key. This offseason, he's doubling down on his efforts to feel more at home in that crucial space.

The Orioles are shuffling their pitching staff again after another injury setback. Baltimore has placed right-hander Dean Kremer on the 15-day injured list due to a right triceps strain, the team announced Friday. Kremer, who was supposed to start against the Chicago White Sox on Saturday, is now the second Orioles starter to hit the IL in just two days.

The Milwaukee Brewers are hitting Fenway Park for the first time since 2022, kicking off a three-game interleague series with the Boston Red Sox on Friday night.

With the Pacers trailing 0-2 against the Celtics, their All-Star point guard, Tyrese Haliburton, is officially questionable for Game 3 on Saturday, the team announced. Haliburton's potential absence could be a huge blow to the Pacers, considering how essential he is to their game.

The Arizona Cardinals' offensive line is shaping up, but there's still one position up for grabs. Four of the five spots seem pretty locked in: Paris Johnson at left tackle, Hjalte Froholdt and Will Hernandez returning at center and right guard, and new addition Jonah Williams handling right tackle.

So, picture this: Jennifer Lopez stars in this new flick called "Atlas." It's not your typical lovey-dovey rom-com, mind you. Nope, in this one, J.Lo's character, Atlas Shepherd, is a brainy data whiz with major trust issues, especially when it comes to robots. But guess what? She's gotta team up with a band of misfits to take down a rogue AI that's gone full-on Terminator. Classic rom-com twist, right?

Heading into Year 4, the Raiders are pinning high hopes on Nate Hobbs. They've made some moves, bringing in Jack Jones, and the plan is to give Hobbs more time in the slot, where he really shined as a rookie.

Connor McDavid scored just 32 seconds into the second overtime, leading the Edmonton Oilers to a thrilling 3-2 victory over the Dallas Stars in Game 1 of the Western Conference Final on Thursday night. This nail-biting win came despite McDavid facing a double-minor penalty in the first extra period.

Joe Burrow is back and better than ever at Bengals' practices this spring! Forget the idea of a pitch count – Burrow’s been throwing all sorts of passes, from deep connections with rookie Jermaine Burton to a very revealing first completion to a big (new) name.

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and his Labour Party rival Keir Starmer kicked off their election campaigns, each asserting that they hold the key to pulling the country out of its economic and political slump.

Thursday night saw the White House lit up with more than 450 guests invited to the state dinner thrown by President Biden in honor of President William Ruto. The guest list was diverse, ranging from business tycoons and renowned musicians to UN leaders, community advocates, and sustainable development experts. It was a mix that promised lively conversations and memorable moments.

Kelly Clarkson and her ex-husband Brandon Blackstock have wrapped up their legal tussle over hefty commissions, bringing an end to the courtroom drama. The duo avoided a looming trial by mutually agreeing to settle their pending cases, as per court documents surfacing earlier this week.

Kate Hudson, the star of "Glass Onion," once hit pause on her dating life for a whole year, and boy, did she learn a ton about herself during that time! She spilled the beans on the "Call Her Daddy" podcast recently, hosted by Alex Cooper.

So, about that Harry Potter TV series brewing up - Daniel Radcliffe, the OG Boy Who Lived, isn't hopping onto the Hogwarts Express for this one. He spilled the beans to E! News, saying he's not expecting a role or even a cheeky cameo in the new Wizarding World installment.

Lenny Kravitz is gearing up to hit the big 6-0, but he's feeling more youthful than ever. Chatting with Gayle King on "CBS Mornings," he quipped about the inevitable march of time, jokingly saying he's got no choice in the matter. But when it comes to matters of the heart, Kravitz is keeping an open mind. Despite King's playful probe about whether he's letting love call the shots, Kravitz confessed it's hard not to keep an eye out for that special someone. Yet, he's embracing a more laid-back approach, figuring that sometimes love finds you when you least expect it. As he put it, "I'm ready, I'm ready, I'm ready." But now, he truly means it.

Man, let's talk about how Jason Kidd broke it down after the Mavericks snagged that win against the Timberwolves. Like, they're not the tallest crew out there, but man, they've got that competitive spirit burning strong. You gotta give it to them for that.

Daniel Jones isn't holding back about the New York Giants' rumored interest in drafting a quarterback this year. Now, he's ready to show everyone that he's worth the big contract he signed just last offseason. Let's dive into his journey and what lies ahead.