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HBO Not Renewing This Controversial Series
HBO announced it will not renew Sam Levinson's controversial series 'The Idol.'
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In this issue we discuss the fate of HBO’s controversial series ‘The Idol,’ Miley Cyrus’ new TikTok series that coincides with her new single ‘Used To Be Young,’ and a full recap of the Streamy’s.
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MrBeast Takes Home Creator of The Year at Streamys: Complete Winners List
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MrBeast took home the big award of the night for the 13th annual Streamy Awards with many other talent walking home a winner for the event. The night was packed full of winning talent including Dylan Mulvaney, Chris Olsen, Michelle Khare, and Kai Cenat.
Miley Cyrus Reveals Childhood Footage And More In New TikTok Series For “Used To Be Young”
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Miley Cyrus dropped the emotionally charged “Used To Be Young” on August 25. The track loosely references Cyrus’ infamous VMAs performance and high profile departure from her Disney era on “Hannah Montana.” The singer’s new single is accompanied by an ongoing TikTok series, in which the singer delves deeper into numerous pivotal moments in her life.
‘The Idol’ Cancelled After One Season At HBO After Backlash Online
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Sam Levinson’s “The Idol” is cancelled after one season at HBO. The show was shrouded with negative press and reactions.
The series starred Lily Rose Depp and Abel Tesfaye (The Weeknd) as grieving pop star Jocelyn and contemporary cult leader Tedros. The series was shrouded with controversy since its inception, after the Weeknd initially allegedly played a role in the firing of screenwriter Amy Seimetz.
