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Ilia Malinin BACKFLIPS into the Men’s Singles Lead with a Jaw-Dropping Olympic Short Program Performance — Landing Massive Quads, a Perfect Triple Axel, and That Signature Backflip to Stun the Crowd, Scoring 108.16 and Opening a Commanding Gap Over Yuma Kagiyama as the Quad God Positions Himself as the Unstoppable Star of Milano Cortina 2026 Heading into Friday’s Free Skate!

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“WE’RE ON A BREAK!” – ’90s TV Icons Reunite In Ben Affleck’s Good Will Hunting Spoof For Dunkin’ And It Feels Like Your Childhood Just Crashed The Super Bowl

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Bad Bunny Crashes Tonight Show With a Full-On Parranda in Honor of His Historic Grammy Win — Turning Jimmy Fallon’s Monologue Into a Puerto Rican Street Part!

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From Sleeping in His Car After Losing His Father to Standing Under the Brightest Lights in Music — How Alex Warren’s Pain, Survival, and Near Breaking Point Led Him to the Grammy Stage

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Cynthia Erivo Stuns the Tony Awards with a Show-Stopping Opening Performance, Having Broadway Stars and the Entire Audience Asking How She Makes It Look So Effortless

Ilia Malinin BACKFLIPS into the Men’s Singles Lead with a Jaw-Dropping Olympic Short Program Performance — Landing Massive Quads, a Perfect Triple Axel, and That Signature Backflip to Stun the Crowd, Scoring 108.16 and Opening a Commanding Gap Over Yuma Kagiyama as the Quad God Positions Himself as the Unstoppable Star of Milano Cortina 2026 Heading into Friday’s Free Skate!

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Ilia Malinin didn’t call himself the favorite for gold in men’s figure skating after his short program routine Tuesday…

During rehearsal, Tim Conway calmly announced he’d forgotten all his lines. Harvey Korman froze. “What are you planning to do out there?” he asked, already bracing for disaster. Tim thought for a moment, then shrugged. “You just do the scene like normal. I’ll… walk across.” That night, Tim crossed the stage three separate times. He didn’t speak. He didn’t act. He barely acknowledged the audience. Each silent walk earned bigger laughs than the last. By the third pass, Harvey was laughing so hard he lost his lines completely. Of course, Tim hadn’t forgotten the script at all. He’d simply replaced it with silence—and somehow, it became comedy perfection.

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Some of the greatest moments in comedy aren’t written. They happen in the uncomfortable space where something goes wrong…