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ABC/Michael DesmondRockers Gene Simmons and Neil Young have both announced they are leaving X, formerly known as Twitter. The move comes as several companies have pulled ads from the social media site after owner Elon Musk seemed to endorse a post that included comments that have been deemed antisemitic.  Simmons, who is Jewish and was born in Israel, simply posted, “Friends, I’ve decided to end my X/Twitter posting.” He shared links to his Instagram, TikTok and Threads accounts. Young announced his decision to leave on his Archives website, sharing a photo of Musk with the cap...

Gwyneth Paltrow revealed to People in an interview published Sunday (November 19th) that her decision to step away from acting was heavily influenced by her becoming a mother. When asked how motherhood has enhanced her career, Paltrow told the outlet, "Well, it's kind of ironic because I really stepped away from acting when Apple was born. The last time I was in every scene of a movie was when I was pregnant with her." She added, "When I had her, it just, everything felt redefined for me, and I thought, 'I'm not sure that I want to do this so much as a caree...

KVPI Anniversary November 19, 2023 The KVPI family is inviting all our friends, clients and listeners and who have been supporting us for the past 70 years to join us as we celebrate our 70th...

The Hunger Games prequel The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes topped the chart at the domestic box office over the weekend. However, according to Deadline, the movie fell below its projections with $44 million, compared to the $50 million that was expected. Meanwhile, Trolls Band Together debuted in second place with $30.6 million. Box Office Numbers from Friday (November 17th) through Sunday (November 19th): 1. The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes, $44 million 2. Trolls Band Together, $30.6 million 3. The Marvels, $10.2 million 4. Thanksgiving, $10.2 million 5. Fi...

Michael Ochs Archives/Getty ImagesRare Fleetwood Mac memorabilia is set to go up for auction later this week in England. The items were previously owned by the band’s former manager and agent, Clifford Adams, also known as Clifford Davis, and many document the early rise of the band. There will be hundreds of items up for auction, including a personal letter Fleetwood Mac founder Peter Green wrote to Adams, which he has had for 50 years. In it Green explains why he walked away from the band and decided to give away his possessions, writing, “I am convinced I will be much happier kn...