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Thursday, September 17

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Below are the latest entertainment news stories.

Tony Award-winning singer and songwriter Duncan Sheik is in “critical but stable” condition and receiving medical care, according to a statement posted to his Instagram account Wednesday evening.

“Duncan is currently receiving medical care and remains in critical but stable condition,” the statement said.

“Out of respect for Duncan and our family, we will not be sharing further medical details at this time,” it added.

There’s something truly satisfying about sinking your teeth into a juicy cheeseburger, especially when it’s paired with fries.

Whether you like to load on the toppings or you’re a purist at heart and like to stick with just cheese, there are plenty of ways to customize your cheeseburger to your liking.

On Friday, Sept. 18, hamburger lovers everywhere will have something to celebrate as they mark National Cheeseburger Day. In honor of the handheld holiday, plenty of restaurants and food brands are grilling up some delicious deals. Below, we’ve rounded up a list of discounts you won’t want to miss.

The biggest video game of the year is coming with its own album.

Rockstar Games announced “Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album” Thursday morning with a release date of Nov. 19, the same as the highly anticipated video game.

The album, which is being released in partnership with Atlantic Records, will feature 34 original tracks “that capture the electric energy of ‘Grand Theft Auto VI’s’ world of Vice City and Leonida,” the company said.

Burna Boy is returning to Stade de France for another historic moment, headlining halftime at the NFL’s first regular-season game in Paris.

The Grammy-winning Nigerian star will perform Oct. 25 when the Pittsburgh Steelers face the New Orleans Saints at Stade de France, the league announced Thursday. The performance marks a return to the stadium for Burna Boy, who last year became the first African artist to headline Stade de France.

“Paris gave me one of the biggest nights of my career, and to walk back into Stade de France for a moment like this means everything,” Burna Boy told The Associated Press in a statement. “The NFL is bringing something to France that has never happened here before, and I get to stand in the middle of it representing African music and I intend to give the people a show they will not forget.”

Buckingham Palace has forcefully denied a claim by the brother of the late Princess Diana that King Charles III said she would soon be forgotten after her death.

In a new book, Charles Spencer recounts the traumatic days after Diana was killed in a car crash in Paris in 1997 at the age of 36. He alleges that he argued with the then-Prince Charles, Diana’s estranged husband, over palace plans for Prince William and Prince Harry to walk behind her coffin during the funeral procession.

Spencer says he told the now-king that Diana would not have wanted her sons, then 15 and 12, to undergo the ordeal. He claims Charles told him: “rest assured, we’ll forget her soon enough.” He accuses Charles of having “contempt” for his ex-wife.

“Saturday Night Live” added two new names to its cast for its 52nd season, while another cast member is moving on.

Saidah Belo-Osagie and Grace Reiter will join the sketch comedy show as featured players when it resumes next weekend, “SNL”announced Wednesday.

“Welcome to the cast!,” the show said on Instagram, in all caps.