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Lee gave "America's Got Talent" audiences chills with his haunting cover.
Since 2019, Kodi Lee has wowed “America’s Got Talent” audiences with his next-level musical skills. That goes for whether he’s performing touching original works or putting his own personal touch on well-known songs.
For “America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League,” the music savant was guided by his mentor Howie Mandel to cover “Bohemian Rhapsody” by Queen.
It’s hard to imagine a version of this fan-favorite tune you haven’t already heard before, since the song has been covered quite a few times. But once again Lee delivered something epic and completely unique.
The unlikely pair spent the day getting to know each other, and now thousands of strangers are invested in Unc's well-being.
Every once in a while, a story of two strangers turns into a shared connection that touches millions. This is one of them.
Sanai Graden is a 21-year-old college student living in Washington, D.C., who likes to vlog on TikTok while she does everyday things. As she was heading to the grocery store on a random day at the end of January 2024, she turned on her camera, and soon after, a man approached and asked her if she could help him get some hot tea.
Not money. Not even food. Just some simple, hot tea.
It's the sweetest send-off soon to-be exes could ask for.
Ultra popular cookie delivery company Insomnia Cookies recently announced a special box guaranteed to add a dash of sweetness to any Valentine’s Day breakup.
Along with a customized assortment of 12 delicious cookies, customers can choose between four cheeky break-up messages:
“It’s not me, it’s you.”
“You’re sweet, but not my flavor.”
“I have the hots for your roommate”
In his first episode back as host, Stewart didn't mince words listing off the ways Biden and Trump were "similarly challenged."
After a nine year hiatus, Jon Stewart has returned as host of “The Daily Show.” And it’s a comeback so seamless, it’s as though he never truly left.
The GOAT of late night satire has a reputation for pointed humor, informed commentary and genuine enthusiasm for the topics he covers (not to mention his relentless interviewing skills) and Monday’s show had all these elements we’ve come to expect.
Wasting no time, Stewart dove right into one of his brutal but balanced assessments—this one of both President Joe Biden and Donald Trump.