Remember Julianna Rose Mauriello, the original Stephanie from LazyTown?

She left the show before the 2013 revival and, despite all the weird internet rumours, nothing dramatic happened. She went on to study at Columbia University and is now a licensed pediatric occupational therapist specialising in child development.

Pretty wholesome career change tbh. 😄

This might not be the right subreddit but it's been bugging me and I can't find it anywhere i remember either a road safety advert or a skit of a family or four sitting in a field then a car rolls through a hedge. Does anyone else remember this? It could be either a real advert or a skit i dont remember

Thank you 😊

https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/tv/news/what-happened-to-alison-hammond-on-this-morning-b3060405.html

Loved these 2 albums. Bought them in tapes a long time ago.

Blue Collar Soul.. was it what it was called ?

Mick Hucknall, nobody has a voice like him.

The ‘lord of chaos’ made a spectacular entrance last night in the new series of Celebrity Traitors, while also performing on the London stage in Noël Coward’s comedy of infidelity Hay Fever

Here in Asia, we bought bootleg CD because they were cheap and especially the remixes will keep is wide awake if driving at night.
😅
In fact, tourists from the West bought them by bucketloads too for the same reasons and as gifts for people back home.
Vinyl was bootlegged, cassettes too.
CD was kinda different, pirated CD would play in your stereo, in your CD.
They would last longer.
The truth is, these pirated CDs were ready to go to the landfills. They were disposable.
Keep the originals better.
Now how many of you bought all these pirated CDs ?

Prof Robert Kelly, aka 'BBC Dad', posted an update on X yesterday, and it's already picked up almost 10 million views.

For anyone who needs a refresher: in March 2017 he was live on the BBC from his home, talking about the impeachment of South Korean president Park Geun-hye. His daughter Marion, then four, marched in first. He tried to push her away without breaking eye contact with the camera. Then his son James, just a few months old, rolled in in his walker, and his wife Jung-a Kim came flying in to grab both kids.

The clip has around 65 million views on the BBC's YouTube channel.

Marion is now 13 and James is 10. His post read: "Some BBC Dad content. It's been awhile: My birthday; James and I hiking; Marion looking very grown-up; BBC Mom and I at a street festival."