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‘America’s Got Talent’ Faces Major Shake-Up as Simon Cowell Steps Away for Health Reasons Original

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The famous judge is undergoing surgery that will keep him away from AGT for weeks. Big Brother 28: Lyric Medeiros Post-Eviction Interview (2026) Add Parade as a preferred Google sourceUse your Google account to add this to your settings Many judges have pressed the “golden buzzer” and all-but-crushed contestants on America’s Got Talent (AGT).
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Frank Sinatra Rejected This Future No. 1 Hit—9 Years Later, Willie Nelson Made It Famous in an Unlikely Collaboration

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An unlikely pairing gave a forgotten song a second chance—and turned it into an international smash. Frank Sinatra and Willie Nelson couldn’t look or sound much different on paper. One dubbed Ol’ Blue Eyes while the other could easily be called Ol’ Pig Tails — and let’s just say they have completely different vices. In terms of music, both can bring down the house.
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Frank Sinatra Rejected This Future No. 1 Hit—9 Years Later, Willie Nelson Made It Famous in an Unlikely Collaboration

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entertainment news 5 hours ago Shelley Fabares, 'Johnny Angel' singer and actor in ‘The Donna Reed Show’ and ‘Coach,’ dies at 82 Associated Press - By LINDSEY BAHR • 5h Shelley Fabares, an actor who was a fixture on television for decades from her days as a young teenager on “The Donna Reed Show,” through “One Day at a Time” and “Coach,” has died. She was 82. She died Saturday in Los Angeles, her family said in a statement to The Associated Press.
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