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Earth, Wind & Fire Drummer Wakes From Induced Coma, Now Faces 2 Major Surgeries
Earth, Wind & Fire drummer John Paris has regained consciousness after being placed in a medically induced coma following a medical emergency that forced the band to cancel a concert during Lionel Richie’s Sing a Song All Night Long Tour. Doctors briefly returned him to the coma to help stabilise his condition, and he remains…
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Progressive Metalcore Band THE NUMBER TWELVE LOOKS LIKE YOU Announces First Full-Length Studio Album In Seven Years
Progressive metalcore band The Number Twelve Looks Like You have announced their sixth studio album, “Howls From The Holographic Heart”, their first full-length in seven years, set for release on 16 October 2026 via Equal Vision Records. The New Jersey act, known for eschewing musical trends over their two-decade career, say the record is an…
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EJAE to Be Honored by Korean American Non-Profit Gyopo at the 8th Annual Chuseok Benefit (EXCLUSIVE)
EJAE, the Oscar- and Grammy-winning songwriter, has been named as this year’s honoree of Gyopo’s 8th annual Chuseok Benefit, a Los Angeles-based Korean American non-profit event. The award recognises her artistic influence and her openness about the pressures and setbacks behind her rise to prominence, with Gyopo citing her ability to speak candidly about her…
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How Did the Emmys’ Documentary Category Get So Star-Studded?
This year’s Primetime Emmy nominees for outstanding documentary or nonfiction special are dominated by celebrity profiles, prompting Variety’s awards columnist to question why the category has become so star-studded and how it relates to competing documentary honours across the Television Academy and News & Documentary Emmys. Of the five nominees, only “Ocean With David Attenborough”…
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Niki Byrne, Director of Chase Infiniti TIFF Movie ‘The Juliet Set,’ Signs with Underground (Exclusive)
Filmmaker Niki Byrne has signed with Underground Management as she heads into the Toronto International Film Festival with her feature The Julia Set, which stars Chase Infiniti alongside Jason Isaacs and Gillian Anderson. The signing marks a career milestone for Byrne, coming as the coming-of-age drama, set against the backdrop of competitive mathematics and academia,…
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‘Outer Banks’ Celebrates Final Season, ‘Fast & Furious’ Turns 25 and This Week’s Best Events
The Hollywood Reporter’s weekly gallery rounds up celebrity appearances at red-carpet screenings, premieres and fan events across Los Angeles and beyond, highlighting the entertainment industry’s busy August calendar. Highlights include Netflix’s farewell fan event for the fifth and final season of “Outer Banks” and Universal’s 25th-anniversary screening of “The Fast and the Furious”, alongside several…
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Baby killer Constance Marten granted permission to appeal her 14-year sentence over the death of her fifth child following nationwide manhunt with her rapist lover
Constance Marten, who was jailed for causing or allowing the death of her newborn baby daughter following a nationwide manhunt with her partner, has been granted permission to appeal against her 14-year sentence. The case attracted intense public attention after Marten and her partner, a convicted rapist, evaded police for weeks while on the run…
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Insidious sixth film introduces a new protagonist and expanded mythology
Collider has published an extended interview with the cast of “Insidious: Out of the Further,” the sixth instalment in Blumhouse’s horror franchise, which is being positioned as a soft reboot built around a new protagonist rather than a direct sequel. Newcomer Amelia Eve plays Gemma, a young mother who discovers she can travel into the…
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Six men deny being involved in South Wales grooming gang that ‘raped and sexually abused children over 11-year period’
Six of nine men accused of belonging to a grooming gang have denied raping and sexually abusing children in South Wales over an 11-year period, at a hearing at Cardiff Crown Court. The men, aged between 54 and 76 and all British citizens, were arrested in July as part of Gwent Police’s Operation Oak, an…
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Interior spares California, Arizona, Nevada from most dramatic short-term Colorado River water cuts
The federal government has unveiled its short-term plans for Colorado River water cuts from California, Arizona and Nevada — issuing a plan that’s largely in line with what the states themselves have proposed and sparing them from more dramatic cuts for the time being. The Interior Department announced Friday that it would require these states,…