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In something we didn't have on our bingo cards this year, Robert De Niro , Austin Butler and Snoop Dogg all had dinner together over the weekend.
Snoop Dogg's son shared pictures of his dad hanging out with the two actors and captioned it "talking numbers", whatever that might mean.
And Beyonce is keeping her crown as Cowboy Carter becomes Spotify's most streamed album in a single day.
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It was streamed more than 76 million times, nearly double the amount of streams for her Act One album debut.
To celebrate, she sent flowers to Miley Cyrus, thanking her for a collaboration on the song II Most Wanted.
Fans think Billie Eilish is about to make an announcement.
The hashtag "Billie Eilish is coming" was trending after the singer updated her socials to a blue profile picture.
Some people believe that means she's about to release some new music and we will keep you updated when she teases more.
And speaking of exciting news, Chris Hemsworth's kids apparently do their own stunts.
The Marvel star shared a clip on Instagram showing one of his ten-year-old boys hitting the gas pedal before riding around on a blue mini-bike.
Swedish pop group Abba with the first prize they won with their song Waterloo at the Eurovision Song Contest in Brighton. (Photo by © Hulton-Deutsch Collection/CORBIS/Corbis via Getty Images) Corbis via Getty Images
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This month marks 50 years since ABBA were crowned winners of Eurovision with their song Waterloo.
Organisers have said they're planning quite a show to celebrate the historic moment, with plans for the band to make a surprise appearance, but not as you might think.
Despite the contest being held in ABBA's home country of Sweden this year, the group has refused to reunite for the show's live final in May.
Instead, producers of Eurovision are hinting that holographic projections used to create London's iconic ABBA Voyage show will somehow be incorporated into the ceremony.
It's also been suggested that a range of pop stars could be drafted in to sing a medley of hit ABBA songs.
A Eurovision spokesperson has said they will reveal more in the coming weeks.
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