Now that the Friends reunion premiered on HBO Max, the world is buzzing about the show again. After they watched the reunion and commented on Matthew Perry's appearance, many fans went back and started rewatching the seasons of the beloved show. And when you rewatch a show again and again, you start to pick up on the little things that you didn't notice before, especially if you aren't focusing hard on the plot anymore because you've seen it 50 times.

Grammy-winner Jose Feliciano has gotten an apology after accusing a pair of radio producers of trashing the spirit of Christmas by using his popular holiday song, "Feliz Navidad," for a racist musical spoof about undocumented immigrants. Feliciano released a statement Wednesday saying that he was "revolted beyond words" and that the song was never meant to be "a vehicle for a political platform of racism and hate." "When I wrote and composed 'Feliz Navidad,' I chose to sing in both English and Spanish in order to create a bridge between two wonderful cultures during the time of year in which we hope for goodwill toward all,"

Is LeAnn Rimes making a feminist statement or a fashion faux pas? The singer turned heads while shopping at an upscale boutique with Eddie Cibrian's mother in Malibu Saturday — but it wasn't because of her notoriously slender frame. Instead, it was Rimes' chest that stole the show, as she decided to leave the store braless in a semi-sheer gray dress. When Rimes first arrived at the store, she was wearing a mini-skirt and cardigan.

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As of June 1, 2023, Susan Bennett has a net worth of approximately $5 Million. She is best known as the original voice of Siri, the virtual assistant on Apple’s iPhone. Bennett provided her voice for Siri from its inception in 2005 until the iOS 7 update in 2013. Despite her significant contribution to the success of Siri, Bennett has never been compensated for her work by Apple. However, she has enjoyed being Siri and has expressed her support for voice actors receiving fair compensation for their work.