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A Different World Reboot: What You Need Know

After years of wishing, wondering, and asking, A Different World is finally heading back to Hillman. The highly anticipated reboot premieres September 24, and the excitement around its return is real. The show will debut with all 10, 30-minute-long episodes, so viewers can binge the entire season at once. The new series centers around Deborah Wayne, Whitley and Dwayne's youngest daughter, and follows her journey at Hillman College alongside a new generation of students reflecting the breadth of Black life on campus.

Mary Cosby Returns to RHOSLC After Son’s Death

Mary Cosby says she never considered staying home, and she is finally answering the question that has followed her since the spring: why she let Bravo's cameras back into her home three weeks after her son died. The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star lost her only child, Robert Cosby Jr., in February. He was 23. Salt Lake City police responded to a reported overdose on Feb. 23 and found him dead at the scene; the medical examiner has not released a cause of death.

McConnell Returns Home, Senate Comeback Date Unclear

Mitch McConnell is back home after spending nearly two months receiving hospital care and rehabilitation following a fall. The 84-year-old Kentucky senator announced that he had been discharged from a rehabilitation center and will continue physical therapy from home.

Amber Mark on RNB Radar: Osheaga Comeback

How good is it to see Amber Mark back? Just over a month ago she was taking her first steps back after a vocal hemorrhage, surgery, and weeks where she could not sing at all. Today she performed a full set at Osheaga, giving the crowd 'Lose My Cool' and so much more like she never left. That voice is a gift, and watching her go from those first notes back to a full festival stage this quickly is the kind of comeback you root for. Welcome back, Amber Mark. Videos shot by februarysfinest97 on behalf of RNB RADAR.

Duffy’s Triumphant Return to Stage After 15 Years

Singer Duffy has returned to the stage after a 15-year hiatus from performing. On July 5, the Welsh singer performed at Hoxton Hall in London in a secret, intimate gig that was her first full concert since 2011. Attendees had to enter a lottery to get tickets and sign NDAs.

Taylor Frankie Paul Returns to SLOMW Amid Rehab Drama

Taylor Frankie Paul is returning to The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives for Season 5 following months of legal battles and wild allegations. The influencer is scheduled to film the Hulu show's intro over two days, though she will not join the rest of the cast for regular filming.

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