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 returned for season 7 on Wednesday, and one of the night's most energetic performers also felt the sting of elimination! Despite a fun performance, a cute costume and an endearing attempt at a Scottish accent, McTerrier was voted out and made to unmask.Before the votes were cast, McTerrier — a Scottish Terrier in a tartan kilt — delivered a lively rendition of Loverboy's «Working for the Weekend» that impressed the panel and got the audience on their feet.Unfortunately, impressive competition from Thingamabob, Cyclops, Firefly and The Ram, meant it would be the star's only performance.After all the show's panel of celebrity «detectives» — including Robin Thicke, Nicole Scherzinger, Ken Jeong and Jenny McCarthy — made their final guesses based off only the first clue package, it was soon revealed that not one of them even came close.McTerrier removed his adorable furry helmet and revealed himself to be Food Network star and famous cake maker Duff Goldman!Goldman spoke with ET on Wednesday about his time on the show, and how wonderfully «surreal» the entire experience had been.«I try to live my life by everything I learned from watching „ Goldman said of the show's wonderfully strange qualities. “I love absurdist humor.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorSpotify has suspended premium service in Russia after the country launched its war on Ukraine — a move that the audio streaming powerhouse expects to result in a loss of about 1.5 million paying customers in the first quarter of 2022.That’s according to Spotify CFO Paul Vogel, who spoke at Morgan Stanley’s 2022 Technology, Media and Telecom Conference on Wednesday. According to a Spotify spokesperson, the loss of its business in Russia is not material: The country represents less than 1% of total revenue.Vogel also alluded to the recent controversy over podcaster Joe Rogan, which has spurred calls to boycott the streamer (but Vogel didn’t identify Rogan by name).Prior to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, according to Vogel, Spotify was trending ahead of its Q1 guidance of adding a net 8 million total users, including 3 million paying customers.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeSPOILER ALERT: Do not read ahead if you have not watched the Season 7 season premiere, part one, of “The Masked Singer,” which aired March 8 on Fox.He may be an ace of cakes, but Duff Goldman is not necessarily a swan of song. The Food Network star and famed baker was the first celebrity revealed on this season of “The Masked Singer,” which means the one we’re all bracing for — the unmasking of disgraced former mayor Rudy Giuliani — is still to come.Goldman’s exit kicked off Season 7 of Fox’s “The Masked Singer” on Wednesday, and his appearance on the show came with a bit of a twist: After performing, Goldman accidentally knocked off the head of his costume.Disguised as a Scottish terrier — nicknamed “McTerrier” — Goldman stumbled as he got too close to the edge of the stage. And as he reached to keep the head of his costume on, instead he accidentally pushed it off.

Mike Wass Nicki Minaj is reclaiming the narrative. After opening up a dialogue with fans in last night’s Instagram Live, the rapper sat down with Joe Budden for an exhaustive interview. While the 39-year-old steered clear of the hot-button issues that have plagued her of late, she addressed a long list of topics including plastic surgery, upcoming projects, chart manipulation, motherhood, and the state of female rap.The “Do We Have A Problem?” hitmaker was particularly transparent about the latter subject, explaining how she feels about being the blueprint and avoiding trends that many of her contemporaries jump on.

Discovery today priced $30 billion in senior unsecured notes in a debt offering to raise cash for its merger with WarneMedia.

Major League Baseball’s owners said today that Opening Day has been pushed to April 15, and the locked-out players hit back by calling that “completely unnecessary.”

The Masked Singer returned to Fox for its seventh season with a slew of good, bad and cuddly contestants.

Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue is arguably the most iconic magazine franchise cover of all time — not to mention the sexiest!The first SI Swimsuit issue was in 1964 — that’s right, more than 50 years ago — and featured German-born model Babette March in a white bandeau top and boyshort bottoms. Landing the cover of the issue has been known to launch models’ careers or send them to the next stratosphere.

Who knew quarantine hair could look so good! Robert Pattinson is on the cover of GQ’s June issue rocking a flawlessly messy ‘do and it’s a work of art. Not to mention, he shot the image himself while stuck at home in quarantine.

Naomi Campbell, 49, is the superhero of supermodels! Even with a world pandemic going on, Naomi still managed to shoot her very own magazine cover — for the 50th anniversary issue of Essence, no less. You wouldn’t have been able to tell that this was shot on iPhone, though. The cover was gorgeous and featured Naomi, dressed in a vintage Chloé, against a dreamy sky backdrop. Naomi really can do everything!

Stars, they’re just like Us! Well, most of the time. While quarantining at home during the COVID-19 outbreak, plenty of A-listers have done relatable things like test face masks or binge Tiger King. But then there are others like Gigi Hadid who are out here modeling for Vogue Italia while “at home on the farm.”

Naomi Campbell is a woman of many talents.

In honor of ESSENCE’s milestone year, iconic supermodel Naomi Campbell is gracing the magazine’s first-ever self-shot and styled cover.

Two of the hottest supermodels of the 1990s are weighing in on the models they’re watching in 2020.

Ashley Graham made history in 2016 when she became the first size-16 model to land on the cover of Sports Illustrated’s highly desired Swimsuit Edition and was championed for being a pioneer for body positivity and inclusion, however, according to the new mother, not everyone was on board with her gracing the coveted cover. On Thursday, Graham, 32, chatted with Naomi Campbell on the supermodel’s YouTube livestream series, “No Filter with Naomi,” and shared the details about hearing that she was too “large” to be on the legendary cover.

Ashley Graham is widely known and celebrated as a trailblazer for fuller figure women in the modeling industry today, but her rise to prominence didn’t come without a few haters along the way.

While phrases like “body-positivity” are now a part of our modern lexicon, that hasn’t always been the case—especially when it comes to the modeling industry. Even supermodel Naomi Campbell defended Ashley Graham from body-shamers back in 2016, when the leading body-positive model landed the cover of Sports Illustrated. Years later, we’re learning just how Naomi stood up for her.

Ashley Graham may forgive, but she never forgets. In a video interview with Naomi Campbell, live-streamed on Thursday, April 9, the supermodel spoke about a hurtful comment made by another model in the industry.

Ashley Graham may have been celebrated around the world when she nabbed her 2016 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition cover, but the achievement didn’t sit well with everybody.

Ashley Graham is not without some critics.

It took a long time for Cindy Crawford to own her recognizable mole that has since become a signature for the supermodel. As an adolescent, she admits she couldn’t stand the sight of it on her face.

Having been teased about her now-iconic mole throughout her childhood, it took years — decades, even — for Cindy Crawford to embrace her signature mark.

Cindy Crawford’s beauty mark may be a part of her iconic look now, but it wasn’t always so encouraged by the industry.

Cindy Crawford was fellow OG supermodel Naomi’s Campbell‘s first guest on her new No Filter YouTube series she launched on Apr. 6. While the two reminisced about photo shoots together early in their careers, Cindy revealed that she had been asked to removed the mole above her lip if she hoped for a future in the modeling industry. Naomi first asked Cindy about her famous beauty mark and whether or not Vogue would keep it or take it out on her covers. “I did a British Vogue cover, I think with David Bailey, before I did an American Vogue cover and on the British Vogue cover they retouched it out. So there is a cover of me out there with no mole,” Cindy, 54, revealed.

Naomi Campbell was joined by Cindy Crawford Monday to launch her limited-time new series “No Filter with Naomi”.

Suzanne Somers, 73, is living proof that age is just a number. The former Playboy cover star recently revealed that she wants to celebrate her 75th birthday in 2021 with yet another au natural photo spread in the iconic magazine.

Covering all the bases? The coronavirus outbreak has spread rapidly, and celebrities have taken notice. Some of Hollywood’s biggest names are being as proactive as possible during the health scare — and documenting their new precautionary travel rituals along the way.

We all know Naomi Campbell for her flawless beauty and style, but on Tuesday she posted Instagram photos showing a different kind of fashion sense.

If you thought Naomi Campbell‘s airplane sanitation routine was intense, the 49-year-old supermodel just outdid herself. On March 10, Naomi showed up to the Los Angeles International Airport covered head-to-toe in a hooded white hazmat suit, which nicely complemented her white suitcase. The safety precautions didn’t end there; she also wore pink latex gloves and a face mask. Naomi even rocked plastic glasses, not too far off from the kind high school students wear to stay safe in science classrooms!

Things that need to stop: —or anyone—for just trying to do their damn best. It goes without saying that having a platform comes with a lot of opinions, but Ashley Graham is going through it thanks to changing her baby's diaper on the floor (note: with a changing pad) at Staples. Which, if you've ever dealt with a diaper emergency, is extremely relatable and not that big of a deal!

Naomi Campbell is keeping it light and breezy in a New York City subway station.