As protests continue against police brutality throughout the United States surrounding the police killing of George Floyd, Chrissy Teigen is using her platform to help those protestors who have been arrested. Teigen shared on Twitter that she would first donate $100,000 to help pay for protestors’ bailouts, but later increased the amount to $200,000.
FX has renewed the popular adult comedy show It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia for an record-breaking 15th season. With its 14 seasons to date, It’s Always Sunny had tied ABC’s The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet as the longest-running live-action comedy series. However, with an upcoming 15th season in the works, the show will become the longest-running live-action comedy series ever.
Jimmy Fallon is addressing his impersonation of Chris Rock in a “Saturday Night Live” sketch from 20 years ago in which he appeared in blackface. Fallon issued an apology after video and criticism of the sketch, which originally aired on “SNL” in 2000, resurfaced on social media. Fallon was a cast member on “Saturday Night Live” from 1998 to 2004. Rock starred on “SNL” from 1990 to 1993. In the sketch, Fallon appeared as Rock on a talk show hosted by Regis Philbin (played by Darrell Hammond).
After a nearly three-year romance, Riverdale co-stars Cole Sprouse and Lili Reinhart have called it quits. The couple — who star in the CW teen drama series as Jughead Jones and Betty Cooper — are reportedly quarantining separately after splitting up. A source said that Sprouse, 27, and Reinhart, 23, are often on-again, off-again, but are currently not together.
Now available on Disney+ is the latest installment of Pixar’s Spark Shorts series. Out is the first project from the animation studio to feature an openly gay main character.
Thank you for making 106.9 FM Northern Nevada’s favorite radio station for over 20 years. Originally known as “K-Reno”, in the mid-1990s KRNO adopted a focused mix of Adult Contemporary music and DJ presentation and changed its name to “Sunny 106.9”. Although that remains a key part of our identity as Reno’s “Sunny” radio station, in 2014 we increased the amount of music we play with 30-minute blocks of continuous music every workday. To highlight the change to a more music approach we adopted the additional nickname “More-FM.” So now you can call us More-FM or Sunny radio or just 106.9 – we answer to all of those! Our goal has always been to give our listeners MORE of what you like. We appreciate our heritage, cherish our listeners, and strive to keep you in a SUNNY mood and provide MORE of what you expect: “Feel-Good Music, with Less Talk” all day at work!