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Beyoncé surprised the crowd at a Philadelphia preview event Friday, supporting Jay-Z before his 30-years-in-hip-hop headline set at The Roots Picnic Saturday night.
Italian authorities cancelled July concerts by Ye and Travis Scott in Reggio Emilia, citing public-order risks and Jewish-community objections to Ye's appearance.
Pete Davidson praised ex Kim Kardashian as 'superhuman' and a gifted actress during Friday's Pete Davidson Show with Nikki Glaser, four years after their split.
Bill Maher used Friday's Real Time monologue to mock Trump's Freedom 250, joking the lineup of fading acts proved the president was 'concerned for the unemployed.'
Music mogul Clive Davis, 94, was admitted to a New York hospital Friday with an upper respiratory infection, with his team saying he expects to be released soon.
Olivia Rodrigo's third album, 'You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love,' arrives June 12 with multiple songs inspired by Sex and the City's Miranda and Steve.
Marcia Lucas, the Oscar-winning editor of Star Wars and Taxi Driver, died Wednesday at 80, ending a 1970s career that shaped New Hollywood's biggest films.
Brad Pitt is 'most hurt' after eldest son Maddox filed to drop his surname this week, becoming the fourth of six Jolie-Pitt children to distance from the actor.
A judge granted Kris Jenner a temporary restraining order Friday against Colorado man Kyle Robert DeWick, whom she alleges has stalked daughter Kylie since 2021.
Bret Michaels became the latest act to drop out of Trump's Freedom 250 bash Thursday night, citing threats as more than half the lineup has now exited.
Peacock unveiled the 12 starting Love Island USA Season 8 islanders Thursday, including Paralympic bronze medalist Beatriz Hatz, ahead of the June 2 premiere.
Jennifer Lopez teared up on Jimmy Kimmel Live this week previewing twins Max and Emme's high school graduation, saying she has been crying for two months.
Focus Features releases Pressure on Friday, a D-Day chamber drama starring Andrew Scott as meteorologist James Stagg and Brendan Fraser as General Eisenhower.
Jimmy Kimmel used Thursday's monologue to mock Trump's record-low 34% approval rating, comparing it to Paul Blart and noting JD Vance polls two points higher.
Chicago's Smyth, led by John and Karen Urie Shields, was crowned No. 1 on North America's 50 Best Restaurants list at Thursday's New Orleans ceremony.
Country star Martina McBride exited Freedom 250 Thursday, calling the event's nonpartisan framing 'misleading' as the lineup loses its fifth act.
A24's Backrooms, Kane Parsons' feature debut from his YouTube horror series, posted $9 million in Thursday previews, beating Scream 7 and John Wick: Chapter 4.
The Commodores became the third act to exit Trump's Freedom 250 bash Thursday, as disputes over who speaks for Milli Vanilli and C&C Music Factory erupt.
CBS News chief Bari Weiss replaced 60 Minutes executive producer Tanya Simon with former Times tech columnist Nick Bilton, citing the need for a new approach.
Goldenvoice announced the 2026 Portola Music Festival lineup, with Robyn headlining Saturday and Swedish House Mafia closing Sunday at San Francisco's Pier 80.
An Austrian court sentenced 21-year-old Beran A to 15 years in prison Thursday for plotting a 2024 jihadist attack on Taylor Swift's Vienna Eras Tour concerts.
Real Housewives alum Jill Zarin is counter-suing pickleball partner Noah Springer, who sued her last month in their Pickle Pro Labs paddle-testing dispute.
Morris Day & The Time and rapper Young MC pulled out of Trump's Freedom 250 'Great American State Fair' lineup hours after being listed on the National Mall bill.
Bruce Springsteen used Wednesday's Nationals Park show to rip the Trump White House and announce an October Power to the People Festival before the midterms.
An Austrian jury retired Thursday to weigh the verdict for 21-year-old Beran A, who admitted plotting a 2024 Vienna terror attack on Taylor Swift's Eras Tour.
Cynthia Erivo told Variety the 'bodyguard' memes after her Wicked: For Good red-carpet intervention shielding Ariana Grande were rooted in anti-Black bias.
Fremantle and Archery Pictures are co-producing Moriarty, a modern crime-procedural reinvention of the Sherlock Holmes nemesis from writer Chris Cornwell.
Jimmy Kimmel used his Wednesday monologue to warn Los Angeles voters against Spencer Pratt, the reality star polling second in next week's mayoral primary.
Jimmy Kimmel cried while honoring Adam Carolla at the podcaster's Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony Wednesday, calling him his 'life partner' since 1994.
Keanu Reeves asked a federal judge for leniency in the sentencing of 47 Ronin director Carl Rinsch, convicted of defrauding Netflix out of $11 million.
Leonora Carrington's 1940 sanatorium sketches go on public display for the first time at London's Freud Museum, in her first London show in 35 years.
O.J. Simpson trial witness Kato Kaelin and his wife Nan Xue Kaelin filed a joint petition for divorce in Los Angeles County after less than five years married.
Texas anchor James Eppler is facing calls for his firing after a since-criticized 'joke' tying BTS' upcoming Oreo collaboration to anti-American rhetoric.
Obsession filmmaker Curry Barker is fielding eight-figure preemptive offers for his next original feature, with one studio dangling $10 million sight unseen.
Tom Hardy will reportedly skip MobLand Season 3 after on-set tensions with producers and costar Helen Mirren during the Paramount+ drama's second season.
Tina Fey told the Kelce brothers' New Heights podcast that she has no beef with Timothée Chalamet over the viral Knicks manspreading photos from last month.
Vanilla Ice, Flo Rida, Martina McBride and Bret Michaels will headline the Great American State Fair on the National Mall for America's 250th anniversary.
Kenneth Iwamasa, the assistant who injected Matthew Perry with the fatal ketamine dose, was sentenced Wednesday to three years and five months in federal prison.
Amazon MGM Studios greenlit three AI-generated animated series for Prime Video, launching the GenAI Creators' Fund and a new platform called Project Nara.
Broadway's Chess revival will close June 21 when Lea Michele leaves, dropping plans to continue through September with Joanna 'JoJo' Levesque in the lead role.
Pierre Deny, the French actor who played JVMA fashion boss Louis de Léon in Emily in Paris seasons 3 and 4, died Monday at 69 after a sudden ALS battle.
Amazon's Rings of Power is in development for Season 4 with preproduction this fall and filming targeted for early 2027, ahead of November's Season 3 premiere.
Tom Hardy is reportedly out of Paramount+'s MobLand following on-set clashes with producers, with sources saying he refused to leave his trailer for hours.
The Los Angeles autopsy report for Katherine Short reveals her father Martin Short asked a friend to check on her after not hearing from her for 24 hours.
Kenneth Iwamasa, Matthew Perry's longtime assistant who injected the fatal ketamine dose, is set to be sentenced Wednesday as the final defendant in the case.
Drake's 'Janice STFU' debuted at No. 1, his 14th Billboard Hot 100 chart-topper, surpassing Michael Jackson for the most No. 1s among solo male artists.
Off Campus star Ella Bright, 19, addressed the age-gap concerns with her 28-year-old co-star Belmont Cameli on a Tuesday podcast, saying she's completely good.
John McClain, the longtime music executive and co-executor of Michael Jackson's estate, died Tuesday in Malibu at 71 after years of illness, his rep confirmed.
Kevin Hart told The Breakfast Club he didn't make Tony Hinchcliffe's George Floyd roast joke and won't apologize, urging critics to leave him out of it.
Prime Video's hockey-romance Off Campus reached 36 million viewers in 12 days, the streamer's No. 3 biggest series debut behind Rings of Power and Fallout.
