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Jhené Aiko Lands First No. 1 Album With 'Westside Whimsy'
Jhené Aiko earned her first-ever No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with her fourth studio album 'Westside Whimsy,' making her the first woman in R&B to top the chart this year.
Beatles Biopic Cast Recreates Hard Day's Night Opening
Barry Keoghan, Joseph Quinn, and Harris Dickinson were spotted filming a recreation of the iconic opening chase from 'A Hard Day's Night' for the upcoming four-part Beatles biopic, per TMZ images.
Apple TV Finally Schedules Jessica Chastain-Led Thriller ‘The Savant’
Apple TV has rescheduled the Jessica Chastain-led thriller "The Savant" for Spring 2027, a year and a half after abruptly pulling it days before its originally planned premiere over concerns about its
Chad Gilbert, New Found Glory Guitarist and Backing Vocalist, Dies at 45
Chad Gilbert, founding guitarist and backing vocalist of pop-punk band New Found Glory, has died at 45, with the band and his wife Lisa Cimorelli confirming his death in a joint social media statement
Affleck: Garner Declined 'Animals' Role Over 'Baggage'
Ben Affleck reveals he initially cast ex-wife Jennifer Garner as his onscreen wife in his Netflix crime thriller 'Animals' but scrapped that version over a competing Spike Lee kidnapping film, and Gar
Jeremy Strong Stayed in Character as Zuckerberg During Filming
Aaron Sorkin revealed that Jeremy Strong stayed in character as Mark Zuckerberg throughout filming *The Social Reckoning*, isolating himself from cast and crew to embody how he believes Zuckerberg tre
Duncan Jones on Why It’s ‘Harder Than Ever’ to Make His Kind of Movies (and Why He Refused to Use AI for His Newest One)
Filmmaker Duncan Jones premiered his long-gestating, independently financed animated film "Rogue Trooper" at TIFF after eight years of development, emphatically declaring that no AI was used in its pr
Stallone Says He Tried to Reject Trump Hollywood Role
Sylvester Stallone revealed in a Sunday Times interview that he initially tried to reject Trump's 'special ambassador' to Hollywood appointment, telling the president 'it won't work' because the indus
Movistar Plus Unveils 2027 Slate at San Sebastián
Movistar Plus unveiled its 2027 content slate at the San Sebastián Film Festival, spotlighting two JA Bayona-produced features, a Fernando León de Aranoa comedy series, and a pledge to release one new
From Oprah Winfrey and Christopher Nolan to Kim Kardashian and Robert De Niro: Inside the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art Opening Gala
George Lucas and Mellody Hobson opened the $1.5 billion Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles on Saturday night with a star-studded gala featuring Oprah Winfrey, Leonardo DiCaprio, Christopher
Sorkin: Strong Stayed in Character as Zuckerberg On Set
Aaron Sorkin told the NYT that Jeremy Strong, playing Mark Zuckerberg in 'The Social Reckoning,' stayed in character by treating co-stars as the Meta CEO would, while Sony hired outside counsel after
‘La Bola Negra’ Wins Oscar Predictive Toronto Film Festival People’s Choice Award
La Bola Negra won the People's Choice Award at the 51st Toronto International Film Festival — a vote audience members have cast since 1978 that has repeatedly foreshadowed the Academy's Best Picture,
Edward Morris, Nashville Music Editor and Columnist Who Steered Billboard’s Country Coverage, Dies at 90
Edward Morris, the longtime Billboard country editor and CMT.com columnist who chronicled Nashville's music industry for nearly five decades, has died at 90.
Toho Adds Cast for 'Inept Villainess' January 2027 Return
Toho Co., Ltd. has revealed new cast additions and a key visual for the second cour of its TV anime "Though I Am an Inept Villainess," subtitled "The First Royal Outing" Arc, ahead of its January 2027
Sharon Horgan’s HBO Comedy ‘Youth’ Is a Light, Breezy Take on Middle Age: TV Review
Sharon Horgan's HBO half-hour comedy 'Youth,' premiering Sept. 20, follows a freshly 50 London book agent navigating dating, perimenopause and an emptying nest — a series Horgan calls the conclusion o
George Lucas Opens Narrative Art Museum In LA
George Lucas's Lucas Museum of Narrative Art opened Saturday night in Los Angeles with a guest list that blended Hollywood A-listers, rival tech CEOs, and California politicians.
Way Dynamic Signs With Jagjaguwar for 'Massive Shoe' Re-Release
Melbourne multi-instrumentalist Way Dynamic (Dylan Young) signs with US indie label Jagjaguwar for the international re-release of his 2025 album 'Massive Shoe' on 2 October, following sold-out debut
La Bola Negra Wins TIFF People’s Choice Award
Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi's film 'La Bola Negra' won the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival's People’s Choice Award, marking a major milestone in the early phase of the 2026–2027 awards s
Kazakh Film 'Mugalim' Debuts at San Sebastián New Directors
Kazakh film "Mugalim," a semi-autobiographical story about a small-town music teacher chasing big-city dreams, world premiered at San Sebastián Film Festival's New Directors section on Sept. 20, with
William Shatner Covers Metallica, Ozzy at Metal Debut
William Shatner, 95, made his heavy metal debut Saturday night at a warmup gig for Riot Fest Chicago, covering Metallica, Ozzy Osbourne, and Motörhead with his new band the *uckers ahead of an album s
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