Sabrina Carpenter Wins First Emmy, Halfway To EGOT
Sabrina Carpenter has just won her very first Emmy Award, and it means she is now officially halfway to an EGOT. An EGOT is the nickname for winning an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar and a Tony award, something only a tiny number of stars in history have ever pulled off. With this shiny new Emmy added to her collection, Sabrina now has two of the four trophies ticked off the list. It's proof that she's not just a chart-topping singer, she's becoming one of the most decorated stars in entertainment. Keep an eye out to see which award she goes for next, because at this rate an EGOT might not be far away.
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Taylor Swift Reveals New Toy Story 5 Song
Taylor Swift made some rare country radio appearances this week, and fans came away with two exciting reveals. She shared new details about a song she has made for Toy Story 5, giving fans their first proper hints of what to expect when the film lands. She also opened up about her track 'I Knew It, I Knew You', revealing that the lyrics actually carry a double meaning that fans can now go back and dig into. Taylor rarely does interviews like this these days, so hearing her chat so openly felt like a real treat. Between a brand new Toy Story tie in and secret lyric meanings, there's plenty for fans to unpack before the film even arrives.
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Olivia Dean To Headline New Ocean Way Festival
Olivia Dean has landed another huge headline slot, this time at the brand new Ocean Way Festival. She'll be topping the bill alongside rock legends The Killers, which is a serious sign of how far her career has climbed this year. Being asked to headline an inaugural festival, meaning the very first time it's ever been held, is a big vote of confidence from organisers. It puts her name up in lights next to one of the biggest bands in the world, on a totally new stage with no history to live up to yet. For Olivia Dean fans, it's another reminder that 2026 has turned into her breakout year, with more huge festival slots seemingly landing every week.
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