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We're just a week and a half away from Super Bowl, when Kansas City and Philadelphia will do battle in New Orleans to see who gets a selfie with Taylor Swift and already the fun is starting.

Just days ago, Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal teased that something was coming, well, now we have our answer.

The duo returned to Katz's Deli, recreating that famous scene from When Harry Met Sally, reuniting for a Super Bowl advert for Hellmann's mayonnaise and actress, Sydney Sweeney, even makes a cameo to deliver the film's most quoted line.

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Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal reunite Hellman's mayonnaise When Harry Met Sally Super Bowl LIX 2025

Just days ago, Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal teased that something was coming, well, now we have our answer.  Hellmans

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And the man who sang the immortal words, "when the going gets tough, the tough get going" and introduced us to that Caribbean Queen, Billy Ocean is heading our way.

The British hitmaker is celebrating the 40th anniversary of his breakthrough album Suddenly and playing theatre shows in Adelaide, Perth, the Gold Coast, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne in September.

Pre-sale tickets are out next Tuesday and general public is on sale February 10.

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Billy Ocean is celebrating the 40th anniversary of his breakthrough album Suddenly. Jive Records

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Finally, the original Yellow Wiggle, Greg Page has announced an exciting new project.

The children's entertainer took to social media to reveal he is joining the cast of Annie The Musical, playing the role of Franklin D Roosevelt.

That all kicks off at the Capitol Theatre in Sydney, March 25, before Melbourne's Princess Theatre from July.

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