Adele is on the path of sobriety.
The 35-year-old “Hello” superstar revealed during her residency over the weekend in Las Vegas that she’s stopped drinking, and she cut alcohol out more than three months ago.
“I stopped drinking maybe like three and a half months ago,” Adele said at her Weekends with Adele show, via Daily Mail.
She added that it’s “it’s boring” to quit drinking, but she drank too much when she was younger.
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“I mean, I was literally borderline alcoholic for quite a lot of my 20s,” Adele revealed. “But I miss it so much.”
She also shared during her concert that she “cut out caffeine.”
“So enjoy your whiskey sour. I’m very, very jealous,” Adele told a fan at the show who said that they had been drinking all day before going to the show.
She previously...
The 35-year-old “Hello” superstar revealed during her residency over the weekend in Las Vegas that she’s stopped drinking, and she cut alcohol out more than three months ago.
“I stopped drinking maybe like three and a half months ago,” Adele said at her Weekends with Adele show, via Daily Mail.
She added that it’s “it’s boring” to quit drinking, but she drank too much when she was younger.
Keep reading to find out more…
“I mean, I was literally borderline alcoholic for quite a lot of my 20s,” Adele revealed. “But I miss it so much.”
She also shared during her concert that she “cut out caffeine.”
“So enjoy your whiskey sour. I’m very, very jealous,” Adele told a fan at the show who said that they had been drinking all day before going to the show.
She previously...
- 10/18/2023
- by Just Jared
- Just Jared
On Wednesday, October 4, 2023, at 8:00 Pm, Channel 5 invites viewers to join Mark Evans on “Norfolk and Suffolk,” the latest episode of this informative series.
In this episode, Mark Evans is gearing up for a special event that attracts a whopping 14,000 visitors. It’s a once-a-year spectacle that showcases an incredible nine million tulips in full bloom. The vibrant colors and breathtaking display are sure to captivate the audience.
Additionally, the episode takes viewers on a journey to a WWII airbase, offering a glimpse into the historical significance of the location. There’s also a visit to the fishing smack Excelsior, providing insight into the world of traditional fishing.
With a neutral tone and simple language, “Norfolk and Suffolk” offers an engaging and educational experience for viewers of all ages. Tune in to Channel 5 at 8:00 Pm on Wednesday, October 4, 2023, to explore the beauty of the tulip spectacle and discover...
In this episode, Mark Evans is gearing up for a special event that attracts a whopping 14,000 visitors. It’s a once-a-year spectacle that showcases an incredible nine million tulips in full bloom. The vibrant colors and breathtaking display are sure to captivate the audience.
Additionally, the episode takes viewers on a journey to a WWII airbase, offering a glimpse into the historical significance of the location. There’s also a visit to the fishing smack Excelsior, providing insight into the world of traditional fishing.
With a neutral tone and simple language, “Norfolk and Suffolk” offers an engaging and educational experience for viewers of all ages. Tune in to Channel 5 at 8:00 Pm on Wednesday, October 4, 2023, to explore the beauty of the tulip spectacle and discover...
- 9/29/2023
- by Posts UK
- TV Everyday
On the JoBlo Movies YouTube channel, we will be posting one full movie every other day throughout the week, giving viewers the chance to watch them entirely free of charge. The Free Movie of the Day we have for you today is the fantasy adventure Tower of Silence, and you can watch it over on the YouTube channel linked above, or you can just watch it in the embed at the top of this article.
Directed by Erik Flynn Patton from a screenplay written by Daniel Patton, Tower of Silence has the following synopsis: When the great sorceress Kae is captured by a mysterious enemy, her young followers devise a plan to rescue her. Whoever wrote that one believed in keeping things short and simple.
The film stars Jenny Sterlin, Brandon Tyler Harris, Taylor Rose, Brandon Gill, Mark Evans, Christopher L. McAllister, Rick Zahn, Melissa Navia, Arielle Jacobs, Sipiwe Moyo,...
Directed by Erik Flynn Patton from a screenplay written by Daniel Patton, Tower of Silence has the following synopsis: When the great sorceress Kae is captured by a mysterious enemy, her young followers devise a plan to rescue her. Whoever wrote that one believed in keeping things short and simple.
The film stars Jenny Sterlin, Brandon Tyler Harris, Taylor Rose, Brandon Gill, Mark Evans, Christopher L. McAllister, Rick Zahn, Melissa Navia, Arielle Jacobs, Sipiwe Moyo,...
- 4/5/2023
- by Cody Hamman
- JoBlo.com
Super Bowl ads for beer, once one of Madison Avenue’s simplest bits of pitchery, have become as complex as solving a calculus equation after five shots of Jägermeister.
Opening a cold one at the Super Bowl used to be easy. Since 1989, brewing giant Anheuser-Busch InBev has enjoyed exclusive rights to market malt-based liquor during the Big Game. Fans came to the event expecting to see sophomoric humor from Bud Light and inspirational messages and stately Clydesdale horses from Budweiser. In 2023, any beer maker can take to the field.
Anheuser-Busch InBev’s decision to cede its rights last year and open the Super Bowl to rivals goosed “additional interest in both traditional beer and spirits commercials,” Mark Evans, executive vice president of sales for Fox Sports, tells Variety. “We will see multiple, different brands throughout the game.”
Super Bowl viewers may not understand just how crowded the bar will get this weekend,...
Opening a cold one at the Super Bowl used to be easy. Since 1989, brewing giant Anheuser-Busch InBev has enjoyed exclusive rights to market malt-based liquor during the Big Game. Fans came to the event expecting to see sophomoric humor from Bud Light and inspirational messages and stately Clydesdale horses from Budweiser. In 2023, any beer maker can take to the field.
Anheuser-Busch InBev’s decision to cede its rights last year and open the Super Bowl to rivals goosed “additional interest in both traditional beer and spirits commercials,” Mark Evans, executive vice president of sales for Fox Sports, tells Variety. “We will see multiple, different brands throughout the game.”
Super Bowl viewers may not understand just how crowded the bar will get this weekend,...
- 2/8/2023
- by Brian Steinberg
- Variety Film + TV
Fox sold 95 of the advertising inventory for this week’s Super Bowl by September of last year. Then it faced what became an unexpected and difficult challenge: Getting rid of the last 5.
After enjoying heavy demand for Super Bowl ad spots last year, Fox found itself on the precipice of great success, all while seeking eyebrow-raising prices of 6 million to more than 7 million for a 30-second slot. Then came October. “As the economic climate in October changed a bit, people’s enthusiasm to spend 7 million waned,” explains Mark Evans, executive vice president of sales for Fox Sports.
Fox struck a deal for its last bit of available in-game commercial inventory in late January and was comfortable enough Monday with client commitments to declare a sell out for the February 12 gridiron spectacular. But the road the network traveled to get there shows that no Super Bowl sales effort is over until...
After enjoying heavy demand for Super Bowl ad spots last year, Fox found itself on the precipice of great success, all while seeking eyebrow-raising prices of 6 million to more than 7 million for a 30-second slot. Then came October. “As the economic climate in October changed a bit, people’s enthusiasm to spend 7 million waned,” explains Mark Evans, executive vice president of sales for Fox Sports.
Fox struck a deal for its last bit of available in-game commercial inventory in late January and was comfortable enough Monday with client commitments to declare a sell out for the February 12 gridiron spectacular. But the road the network traveled to get there shows that no Super Bowl sales effort is over until...
- 2/6/2023
- by Brian Steinberg
- Variety Film + TV
Fox has officially sold out all of its advertising inventory for Super Bowl Lvii, with peak prices surpassing 7 million for a 30-second spot.
Sunday’s game in Arizona between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles will cap a year of stellar ratings for the NFL during the regular season and the playoffs. Fox had signaled before the start of the season last September that it had already had takers for 95 of Super Bowl spots, an unusually fast start for the sales process even by the standards of the most-watched TV broadcast of the year.
Select ads commanded more than 7 million for 30 seconds of airtime, but on average pricing came in at between 6 million and 7 million for 30 seconds, according to Fox Sports EVP of Ad Sales Mark Evans. The official sellout came during the week of January 23, he said.
As to why it took four-plus months to get all the way to a sellout,...
Sunday’s game in Arizona between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles will cap a year of stellar ratings for the NFL during the regular season and the playoffs. Fox had signaled before the start of the season last September that it had already had takers for 95 of Super Bowl spots, an unusually fast start for the sales process even by the standards of the most-watched TV broadcast of the year.
Select ads commanded more than 7 million for 30 seconds of airtime, but on average pricing came in at between 6 million and 7 million for 30 seconds, according to Fox Sports EVP of Ad Sales Mark Evans. The official sellout came during the week of January 23, he said.
As to why it took four-plus months to get all the way to a sellout,...
- 2/6/2023
- by Dade Hayes
- Deadline Film + TV
TV networks are claiming victory in this year’s upfront ad-sales market, but their executives understand they may be snatching it from the jaws of defeat.
CBS, NBC, Fox, Univision and some of their brethren are cheering about the upfront, when U.S. TV networks try to sell the bulk of their ad inventory in advance of the next cycle of programming. They have some reason to do so. By many accounts, the volume of advertising commitments they won is up over last year. Disney, for example, predicted Monday that it would take in around 9 billion in advertising for the year ahead. At the same time, the networks drove that ad cash to the bank by agreeing to smaller rate hikes — usually a flashing sign they lack some leverage in the market. What’s more, uncertainty in the macroeconomic environment weighed heavily on discussions.
“The psychology of the marketplace this year was,...
CBS, NBC, Fox, Univision and some of their brethren are cheering about the upfront, when U.S. TV networks try to sell the bulk of their ad inventory in advance of the next cycle of programming. They have some reason to do so. By many accounts, the volume of advertising commitments they won is up over last year. Disney, for example, predicted Monday that it would take in around 9 billion in advertising for the year ahead. At the same time, the networks drove that ad cash to the bank by agreeing to smaller rate hikes — usually a flashing sign they lack some leverage in the market. What’s more, uncertainty in the macroeconomic environment weighed heavily on discussions.
“The psychology of the marketplace this year was,...
- 7/19/2022
- by Brian Steinberg
- Variety Film + TV
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