This week, John Oliver at Last Week Tonight delivered an emotional plea to voters on Sunday, urging them to participate in the upcoming U.S. election. As he spoke directly to voters who feel disillusioned with the current administration’s handling of issues like the Gaza conflict, Oliver emphasized the importance of voting, despite any doubts they may hold about Kamala Harris.

During his ten-minute monologue, Oliver declared his support for Harris, citing her plans to increase wages for low-income Americans, expand reproductive rights, and extend Medicare coverage for long-term elder care. He noted his reservations about certain aspects of her policies but expressed belief in her overall platform, urging viewers to consider her as the better option. He contrasted Harris’s agenda with the risks he perceives in a second term under Donald Trump, referencing past episodes of his show where he warned against the objectives set forth in Project 2025, a policy platform proposed by Trump allies.

Michael Bublé and his family are die-hard Swifties! Speaking to PEOPLE at David Foster’s 75th birthday at the Hollywood Bowl, the singer revealed how he and his family — including sons Noah and Elias, daughters Vida and Cielo, and wife Luisana Lopilato — have dance parties to Swift’s songs.

When asked whether he performs his Christmas album before his family, Bublé said absolutely not. “Oh, no, They like Spider-Man. We listen, but really, most of our listening is dance parties to Taylor Swift,” he added. The Canadian singer went on to reveal his squad’s favorite songs, which are Shake It Off and Look What You Made Me Do. 

The singer further shared that he’s “excited” to watch his four kids grow up and doesn’t remember his life before them. “There’s never a moment at this point when I can ever imagine my life without them,” he said. He revealed that his 2-year-old daughter is the “queen” of their house. “She runs the show, and every morning we look at her and think like, how did we ever live life without her?” he added.