Shirley Manson is speaking out following a shooting targeting the Jewish community in Australia.

On Sunday (Dec. 14), two gunmen attacked a Hanukkah celebration on Sydney’s Bondi Beach, killing at least 11 people and injuring 29. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese described the attack as an act of antisemitic terrorism, according to the Associated Press.

During Garbage‘s concert at the Sydney Opera House that evening, Manson addressed the horrific attack on stage before performing the band’s 1995 song “Queer.”

“This has become an astoundingly frightening, violent, hateful, intolerant world, and I think the only thing we can do really, as people who do not believe in all this separation and all this intolerance, all we can really do is really try and profess our love for one another,” Manson told the crowd.

“We have been a band that have always believed that we are one people under one sun,” she continued. “It doesn’t matter what god your worship, what color of your skin, what your gender is, what your sexual orientation is, what food you like to eat, what clothes you like to wear, how you like to hang your junk, whether you like to wear a bra or not wear a bra.”

“You get my point, it’s all so f—king stupid, we have people in power telling us to really hate one another, to destroy one another,” the singer added.

When someone in the audience shouted, “Free Palestine,” Manson responded, “Of course. Free f—king Palestine too. Everybody deserves to live a life of love and have their children be safe. And so I’m sorry to bring things down, but I really thought it was important to mention what happened today.”

The attack at Bondi Beach occurred as hundreds gathered to celebrate the first day of Hanukkah. One gunman was fatally shot by police, and the second was arrested and remains in critical condition, authorities said. An explosive device was also found in one of the suspect’s cars, according to the Associated Press.

Garbage took to social media on Sunday to denounce the “vile” attack, noting that six of the band’s family members had been at Bondi Beach just hours before the incident.

“What kind of world we’re living in right now?” the Instagram post reads. “Innocent people were targeted while celebrating life and faith. This should never happen to anyone, anywhere. My heart is with the Jewish community in Bondi, with the victims, the injured, and the families whose lives are forever changed.”

The band continued, “This is what we stand against. Hatred. Racism. Division. Violence in all its forms. There is no place for hate or brutality in our society. We must not allow this horror to be used to divide us. Let it remind us to stand closer and tighter with each other, with love, shared feeling, shared humanity, and for each other.”

See Garbage’s full post on Instagram below.

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It’s like a scene out of a sweeping sports movie: Philip Rivers has officially returned to the NFL, and the 44-year-old quarterback is expected to get the start today as the Indianapolis Colts face the Seattle Seahawks in a Week 15 NFL matchup.

The Colts vs. Seahawks game takes place live at 4:25 p.m. ET / 1:25 p.m. ET from Lumen Field in Seattle, Washington, and all eyes will be on Rivers, as the eight-time Pro Bowler — and new grandfather — takes to the field to lead the 8-5 Indianapolis team.

Celebrity fans of the Colts include David Letterman and Rob Lowe, and Megadeth frontman Dave Mustaine and Slipknot’s Corey Taylor are also said to be fans of the team. Want to watch today’s Sunday football game? Here’s what you need to know.

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Fubo’s free trial includes free DVR so you can record Rivers’ comeback game to watch back on-demand later. Both DirecTV and Fubo let you watch the Sunday football game on your phone, computer, tablet or smart TV.

Rivers gets the start for the Colts today after the team lost Daniel Jones to a season-ending achilles injury, while backup Riley Leonard is also injured. That caused the Colts to bring Rivers out of retirement.

The quarterback was coaching St. Michael Catholic High School in Alabama when he got the call from the Colts. Rivers, who originally retired in 2021, is also in his first year of Hall of Fame eligibility, but will give that up if he plays in today’s game. He’ll have to wait again to be on the Hall of Fame ballot.

Rivers is also a devout family man outside of football and he previously retired to spend more time with his wife Tiffany and their ten children. Their oldest child, Halle, had a child of her own last November, making Rivers an official grandfather.

Despite the feel-good comeback, the 10-3 Seahawks are the favorites to win over the Colts in today’s matchup.

Fergie has reunited publicly with her former Black Eyed Peas bandmates for the first time in years, marking a rare moment of togetherness nearly eight years after she stepped away from the group.

The singer shared photos on Instagram on Dec. 13 showing herself alongside will.i.am, Taboo and Apl.de.Ap as they gathered to celebrate their milestone birthdays.

“Finally got to break bread and celebrate our milestone birthdays together,” Fergie captioned the post. “What a special night with my brothers, filled with so much love.”

The images show the four artists posing together in coordinated, fashion-forward looks, prompting immediate reaction from longtime fans of the group.

Fergie, born Stacy Ann Ferguson, officially exited the group in 2018, shifting her focus toward solo projects and motherhood. The Black Eyed Peas have continued to release music and tour as a trio since then, while maintaining that the split was amicable.

The birthday reunion follows another recent return to the stage for Fergie. In October, she made a surprise appearance during Ludacris’ set at ONE Musicfest in Atlanta, joining him to perform their 2006 hit “Glamorous.”

After the performance, Ludacris told the crowd that Fergie hadn’t “performed in seven damn years,” later writing on Instagram, “We Got FERGIE OUT THE F—IN HOUSE! ATLANTA WENT CRAZY! Love to my Sis.”

Fergie responded in the comments, writing, “Loved being able to honor you,” before adding, “Cheers to 25 years.”

Though the Black Eyed Peas reunion was informal and celebratory rather than professional, the moment carries weight given the group’s legacy. With Fergie as a core member, the Black Eyed Peas dominated global charts in the 2000s and early 2010s with albums like Elephunk and The E.N.D., producing hits including “Where Is the Love?,” “Boom Boom Pow” and “I Gotta Feeling.”

Actress Debby Ryan has given birth to her first child, welcoming baby Felix Winter Dun with husband Josh Dun, drummer of Twenty One Pilots.

Ryan posted the birth announcement Saturday (Dec. 13) on Instagram, where she shared a personal video clip of herself in a home birthing tub, as well as the first public photos of the couple’s child, including a snapshot of Josh Dun holding their newborn.

“We sat under the full moon— the cold supermoon— reminiscing on our life as a family of two, and told the child I was harboring that we were ready to become three. By midday, Felix was born under christmas lights with snow outside our bedroom window, right into her father’s hands,” Ryan captioned her post.

The actress said her husband was “an incredible teammate,” and thanked her birth team and the women who provided support during her pregnancy. Ryan then wrote about baby Felix, whom she affectionately called “lil moonbeam.”

“Her hair is made of silk and her breath smells like vanilla ice cream and every chirp, squeak and whimper is music and everytime I look away and look back, she’s gotten smaller somehow,” wrote Ryan. “I know too soon, I’ll look away and look back and she’ll be bigger and bigger still so for now I’d like to spend my days trapped under the immovable 8 pounds of Felix Winter Dun. I’ve been a lot of things but her home, a grow light, a portal to bring a new soul into the world— these are my greatest honors. Welcome to earth lil moonbeam. Love you forever.”

Dun and Ryan were married in a New Year’s Eve ceremony on Dec. 31, 2019, a year after the two got engaged.

Ryan, who had her breakthrough as a Disney Channel series regular on Jessie (2011-2015) and The Suite Life on Deck (2008-2011), most recently appeared on American Horror Stories and in the film Turtles All the Way Down (both in 2024). She’s next expected to be seen in celebrity thriller Famous alongside Zac Efron, Phoebe Dynevor, Nicholas Braun, and is set to topline sci-fi thriller Orion.

Twenty One Pilots just earned their 13th career No. 1 on the Alternative Airplay chart with their latest single, “City Walls,” marking their third No. 1 on the chart this year following “The Line” (in August) and “The Contract” (in February). The band ties Cage the Elephant and Green Day for the third-most No. 1s on Alternative Airplay since the chart began in September 1988. (Red Hot Chili Peppers hold the record with 15 Alternative Airplay chart toppers.)

Their latest studio album, Breach, debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 in September.

Abraham Isaac Quintanilla Jr., the father and manager of late Tejano music star Selena, has died. He was 86.

The news was shared by his son, Abraham “A.B.” Quintanilla III, in a social media post on Saturday (Dec. 13).

“It’s with a heavy heart to let you guys know that my Dad passed away today…” A.B., Selena’s brother and producer, wrote on Instagram.

The post included a photo of Quintanilla set to Pedro Infante’s “Cien Años.”

A cause of death had not been disclosed as of press time.

Born in 1939 in Corpus Christi, Texas, Quintanilla began his music career as a teenager, joining the vocal group the Dinos in 1956. He later left the band in the late 1960s to focus on raising his family.

Quintanilla was married to Marcella Quintanilla, and together they had three children: A.B., Suzette and Selena, who was fatally shot at age 23 in March 1995 by her former fan club president, Yolanda Saldívar.

After recognizing Selena’s talent at a young age, Quintanilla went on to manage and help develop one of Latin music’s most celebrated artists. He oversaw Selena y Los Dinos, the family band that included A.B. on bass, Suzette on drums and Selena’s husband, Chris Pérez, on guitar.

“I found out she had the talent to sing when she was six-and-a-half years old,” Quintanilla told Billboard in August 2022. “As she grew older, I would sit down with her and teach her how to sing in Spanish. I would teach her how to pronounce the word and what the word meant so she can put some emotion into it. She learned it very well. She was a good student in learning music.”

Selena’s short-lived but historic career earned her the title of the Queen of Tejano. In the 1990s, she revolutionized the genre and broke barriers in a male-dominated field, powered by hits such as “Como La Flor,” “Dreaming of You,” “Amor Prohibido” and “Bidi Bidi Bom Bom.”

On the Billboard charts, Selena logged 24 entries on Top Latin Albums, including 16 top 10s and seven No. 1 titles. Among them were Amor Prohibido, which spent 20 weeks at No. 1 in 1994, and the posthumous Dreaming of You, which topped the chart for 40 weeks in 1995. She also earned seven No. 1 albums on the Regional Mexican Albums chart and six on the Latin Pop Albums chart.

See A.B. Quintanilla’s post about his father’s death on Instagram here.