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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.
Alyssa Farah Griffin slipped on The View Tuesday and called Donald Trump Jr.'s wedding his funeral, while hosts roasted the president for skipping the ceremony.
Rosie O'Donnell revealed in a Substack poem Monday that she got a deep-plane facelift in January, after years of publicly vowing never to have cosmetic surgery.
Kehlani's 33-date North American tour kicks off August 6 in Minneapolis with a Chicago stop August 9 at Northerly Island, supporting her new self-titled album.
Mark Duplass pushed back on social media rumors that A24's youngest feature director, 20-year-old Kane Parsons, didn't actually direct Backrooms, opening Friday.
Tony Hinchcliffe used a vulgar slur against Chelsea Handler on his Kill Tony podcast Monday, after she called his Kevin Hart roast jokes racist and bigoted.
BTS and Oreo unveiled limited-edition cookies with purple wafers and hotteok-inspired creme, launching globally June 8 ahead of the group's 13th anniversary.
Marshals stars Logan Marshall-Green and Arielle Kebbel confirmed Cal and Belle survive the Yellowstone spinoff's cliffhanger finale, with Season 2 now filming.
Yaya Mayweather got into a Houston brawl after her birthday party, with footage of the fight against NBA YoungBoy's wife's sisters spreading on social media.
Sony's live-action Spider-Noir series, starring Nicolas Cage as Ben Reilly, has launched on Prime Video with both black-and-white and colorized cuts available.
CBS has stopped issuing copyright takedowns of Stephen Colbert's surprise return to the Only in Monroe public access show, after a brief social media backlash.
Broadway's $25 million Lost Boys musical picked up 12 Tony nominations after its April Palace Theatre opening, with vampires flying on automated rigging.
Sonny Rollins, the saxophone colossus who helped invent modern jazz alongside Davis, Coltrane and Monk, died Monday at his Woodstock, NY home at the age of 95.
Veep creator Armando Iannucci and Simon Blackwell will write Paddington 4 for Studiocanal, with Paddington in Peru director Dougal Wilson in talks to return.
AEW's Double or Nothing 2026 sold out the Louis Armstrong Stadium in Queens Sunday night, with MJF beating Darby Allin in a Title vs. Hair main event.
Bridgerton lead Yerin Ha is making her New York theater debut in Kip Williams's adaptation of The Maids at St. Ann's Warehouse in Brooklyn through June 14.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's July 3 New York wedding is being run with no plus-ones for single guests and the venue revealed to attendees only on the day.
The Kennedy Center is winding down its public programming ahead of a Trump-ordered two-year shutdown set to begin on the country's July 4 semiquincentennial.
Jacob Elordi's Nate Jacobs character died in Sunday's Euphoria episode, with the actor calling his buried-alive exit, after seven years, a cool way to go.
The 52nd American Music Awards air live from Las Vegas tonight with Queen Latifah hosting, Taylor Swift leading with eight nominations, and BTS making a return.
Sebastian Stan called The Batman: Part II ambitious and a challenge as he prepares to play Harvey Dent in Matt Reeves' London-shot sequel, opening October 2027.
Cristian Mungiu's Fjord, starring Sebastian Stan and Renate Reinsve, won the Palme d'Or as the 79th Cannes Film Festival closed Saturday night on the Croisette.
Reality TV's Spencer Pratt has surged into second place in Los Angeles' June 2 mayoral primary, propelled by viral AI-generated campaign ads against Karen Bass.
The Mandalorian and Grogu opened to a franchise-low $33 million Friday but earned the highest audience score of any Star Wars film since Disney took over.
Netflix is set to acquire Cannes competition title La Bola Negra, the Penélope Cruz and Glenn Close drama that drew a 20-minute ovation at its premiere.
WWE star Ludwig Kaiser, arrested last week on a Florida battery charge, has been cleared to keep traveling internationally for an AAA mask match in Mexico.
TMZ has obtained text messages between convicted killer Mackenzie Shirilla and her late boyfriend Dominic Russo, drawn from the original police investigation.
Gunther laid out WWE Champion Cody Rhodes after Friday's SmackDown main event, with Rhea Ripley accepting Jade Cargill's title challenge for Clash in Italy.
TikTok influencer Gabbie Gonzalez was released on $2 million bail Friday, as crypto-routed payments and an FBI sting emerge in the Jack Avery murder plot case.
Rob Base, the Harlem rapper whose 1988 hit It Takes Two helped pull hip-hop and house music into the mainstream, has died at 59 after a battle with cancer.
Grizz Chapman, who played Tracy Jordan's confidant Grizz on NBC's 30 Rock for seven seasons, died in his sleep Friday at 52 after years of dialysis treatment.
Apple TV's Margo's Got Money Troubles will return for a second season as its season-one finale streams Wednesday, with a companion drama soon to launch.
Mark Bradford's 38-foot City of the Big Shoulders has been unveiled at the Obama Presidential Center ahead of the Jackson Park campus's June 18 dedication.
Emails from 2013 attached to The Twigs' countersuit show the Chicago indie duo telling Tahliah Barnett to pick a new name before she became FKA Twigs.
Fan-shared images of Pokemon's Abyss Eye secret rare cards surfaced Wednesday, days ahead of the Japanese release Friday and Pitch Black's July rollout.
Billy Joel's camp has condemned the upcoming Billy & Me biopic, warning the project has no rights to his life story or music and was misguided to proceed.
Editor-director John Ottman will direct Billy & Me, an unauthorized Billy Joel biopic centered on the singer's pre-Piano Man years and his first manager.
ABC has greenlit a new Grey's Anatomy spinoff set in Texas, extending the Shondaland medical-drama universe to a third in-universe series after Station 19.
TikTok star Gabbie Gonzalez is set to be arraigned Tuesday in Los Angeles in a conspiracy to murder singer Jack Avery, the father of her 7-year-old daughter.
The first Star Wars theatrical release in seven years opens Friday, and critics are calling The Mandalorian and Grogu serviceable but disappointingly thin.
Stephen Colbert wraps The Late Show on Thursday after 33 years on CBS, with David Letterman, Bruce Springsteen and Jon Stewart in the final-week guest chairs.
