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Ariana Grande hosted SNLs ninth episode of season 51, with Cher as musical guest. Grandes monologue, spoofing sequels and Mariah Carey, was a hit. Bowen Yangs emotional farewell sketch, featuring Grande and Cher, stole the show. Cher performed two Christmas songs, sparking mixed reactions. The episode blended humor, sentiment, and iconic energy, marking a memorable end to the year.

Ancient structures across the Northern Hemisphere, some nearly five thousand years old, align perfectly with the sun on the winter solstice, marking the end of darkness and the start of longer days. These solar masterpieces, like Maeshowe tomb in Orkney, Scotland, mattered deeply for survival, helping predict animal migrations, plant seasons, and weather shifts. Today, artists revive the tradition with works like Nancy Holts Sun Tunnels in Utah and James Turrells Roden Crater in Arizona, reminding us that after the years darkest hour, light and warmth are on the way back.

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Lily Allen, following her divorce from David Harbour, underwent a boob job and a personal transformation, leading to her new album West End Girl and a successful career resurgence.

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Kiara Advanis New Role in Yashs Toxic: A Fairytale for Grown-Ups Fans of Indian cinema are thrilled by the first look at Kiara Advanis character Nadia in Yashs upcoming film, Toxic: A Fairytale for Grown-Ups. The striking poster showcases Advani against a vibrant circus backdrop, hinting at a role that will push her into new territory. Yash, known for his role in the K.G.F franchise, returns after four years with this ambitious project. The film, directed by Geetu Mohandas, is a game-changer for Kannada cinema, shot simultaneously in Kannada and English with dubs planned for multiple languages. With top talent on board, including Rajeev Ravi, Ravi Basrur, and J.J. Perry, the film is set for a massive theatrical release on March 19, 2026, timed perfectly for holidays.

Colin Jost and Michael Che continued their Weekend Update tradition of exchanging offensive jokes, but this year, Che pulled a fast one on Jost. Jost delivered a series of controversial jokes, including one about the New York archdioceses sexual abuse fund and another about women leaving the workforce due to menopause. The audience loved Josts discomfort, and the segment ended with everyone in stitches, solidifying the twisted Christmas swap as a fan favorite.

Rebecca Judds flight to Melbourne was disrupted by stormy weather, causing a delayed landing. Despite the initial frustration, she safely arrived and shared her relief. Judd, known for her unique Christmas decorations, recently showcased her twenty twenty-five Christmas tree, a sleek white paper one costing $1,200. Her home always reflects her distinctive holiday style.

Seven News veteran Mark Ferguson faces potential schedule reduction, amid networks cost pressures and competition from Channel Nine. Insiders hint at a pay cut, as Australian newsrooms grapple with budget cuts, format changes, and high-stakes stories. Nine News also faces criticism for airing a game show after bulletin and reporters online blunders, as networks navigate tight budgets and intense competition.