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Sunday, September 13

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Below are the latest entertainment news stories.

Sydney Sweeney is putting her focus on “Just Sports” in her latest ad campaign, but female athletes are less than impressed.

The actress stars in Novig’s new national campaign promoting the sports trading platform ahead of football season. The campaign features Sweeney in a series of provocative shots with sports balls and pieces of athletic gear strategically covering her body.

While Novig says the campaign is meant to highlight its singular focus on sports, some female athletes are calling attention to what they say is a different issue: how women are represented in the sports world.

The Queen of Power Ballads is BACK!

Celine Dion made her return to the stage on Sept. 12 at the Plenitude Arena just outside Paris, France. It was the first concert in six years for the singer, who took a break after she publicly revealed her stiff person syndrome diagnosis. And the moment was an emotional one.

Dion, 58, broke down in tears.

Jurors on Friday found Grammy-winning rapper Lil Durk not guilty on all charges in a murder-for-hire trial in connection with a deadly shooting near a Los Angeles shopping center.

The federal grand jury began deliberations Wednesday and reached a verdict on Friday afternoon, according to the Department of Justice. An energetic crowd of fans and content creators gathered outside the downtown Los Angeles courthouse after news of a verdict was in.

Lil Durk, whose real name is Durk Banks, and two others were charged with stalking and killing a man in an ambush near the Beverly Center four years ago. Banks was accused of setting in motion a plan to kill Tyquian Bowman, a rival Atlanta rapper known as Quando Rondo.

In Nashville, Tennessee, the Republican-dominated state government and Democrat-controlled city government are engaged in an ugly battle for control of the city’s airport.

But there’s one thing the two sides can agree on: Nashville International Airport should be renamed to honor Tennessee’s favorite daughter, Dolly Parton. The change would make Parton the first woman whose name adorns one of America’s 50 busiest airports.

Lydia Popovich, a Parton superfan who started a petition for the name change in 2025, said on Friday that Parton had gracefully batted down the idea of naming the airport after her, as she did with many other proposed honors during her lifetime. That includes a bill brought by Tennessee lawmakers in 2021 to place a statue of her on the Capitol grounds.

Two weeks after her death, Dolly Parton’s fans are getting to hear the icon’s first song released posthumously.

The country music legend and actor died following “a brief battle with cancer” her estate announced Aug. 25. She was 80. As the news was reported, tributes poured in from her peers and fans. They reflected on Parton’s impact in the industry, from hits like “9 to 5” to “I Will Always Love You” and “Jolene.”

Now, they’ll have the opportunity to listen to a new song from her once more, as Parton is featured on an upcoming all-star tribute album titled “Where the Soul Never Dies: Celebrating 80 Years of The Stanley Brothers.”

The 78th Primetime Emmy Awards are arriving to honor a year of remarkable artistic achievement, innovative storytelling and exceptional craftsmanship across broadcast, cable and streaming platforms.

As the television industry continues its rapid evolution, this year’s ceremony showcases a competitive field of long-standing critical favorites alongside breakout original series.

With thin margins in the major drama, comedy and limited series categories, legacy networks and streaming giants are going toe-to-toe for top honors.