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Billboard’s 2026 40 Under 40 List Revealed
Billboard has revealed its 2026 Music Industry 40 Under 40 list, recognising emerging executives and power players across the music business. The annual list matters because each honouree can appear only once, highlighting a continuing influx of younger leaders tackling issues such as artificial intelligence, ticketing fairness, artist development and industry wellbeing. This year’s list…
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15 Years Later, Ryan Gosling’s Most Underrated Crime Thriller Gets Official New Anniversary Release [Exclusive]
Lakeshore Records has announced a limited collectors’ edition vinyl release of the Drive soundtrack to mark the 15th anniversary of the 2011 Ryan Gosling crime thriller. The reissue reflects the continuing appeal of the film’s distinctive synth-led music, which became an important part of its cult reputation. The release will include double-LP editions as well…
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AI Startup Fairground, Founded by Xumo Creator, to Launch First AI-Exclusive FAST Channel (EXCLUSIVE)
Fairground Entertainment, an AI studio founded by Xumo creator Colin Petrie-Norris, plans to launch what it describes as the first free, ad-supported streaming television channel exclusively for AI-generated films and shows. The move matters because it seeks to give AI creators a curated, large-screen distribution route beyond short social-media clips and traditional industry gatekeepers. Called…
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‘Clueless’ Sequel Series With Alicia Silverstone Ordered at Paramount+
Paramount+ has ordered a six-episode present-day sequel series to *Clueless*, with Alicia Silverstone returning as Cher Horowitz. The revival keeps the franchise with Paramount and revisits Cher as a successful businesswoman and mother whose daughter’s teenage years leave her feeling “clueless” again. The project was initially developed at Peacock before moving to Paramount+ after Peacock…
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Alix Earle Ready to Reveal “Chaotic” Life on Netflix Reality Show: “Filming Season One Was Insane”
Netflix will release Earle Meets World, an eight-part reality series following influencer Alix Earle, on 4 September. The show moves Earle’s candid online persona from TikTok to television, following her efforts to balance a growing business career with the chaotic, unfiltered image that built her audience. Earle became known for “get ready with me” videos…
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Ella Rubin and Amélie Hoeferle Debate the Importance of Being Messy in New ‘Sterling Point’ Clip (Exclusive)
Prime Video has released an exclusive clip from its forthcoming coming-of-age drama Sterling Point, in which Ella Rubin’s Annie is reassured by Amélie Hoeferle’s Ramona after an anxious outburst. The scene highlights the series’ focus on adolescence, uncertainty and family identity ahead of its August premiere. The eight-episode series follows Annie and her twin brother…
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NewFest & Announces 2026 New Voices Filmmaker Grant Recipients, In Partnership With Netflix
NewFest and Netflix have named five emerging filmmakers as recipients of the 2026 New Voices Filmmaker Grant, supporting directors whose work presents LGBTQ+ stories through varied genres and perspectives. The initiative matters because it provides both funding and professional development to queer filmmakers at an early stage of their careers. Georgia Krause, Star Amerasu, Deborah…
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Watch Snoopy Reflect on His Iconic Red House After It’s Sold in ‘Peanuts’ Special Featuring Allen Stone Song
A new Apple TV Peanuts special, Snoopy Presents: There’s No Place Like Home, sees Snoopy’s red doghouse accidentally sold at a yard sale. The loss prompts Charlie Brown to help him search for it, using the story to explore the idea that home is defined by belonging and emotional safety rather than a building. Billboard’s…
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The rapper Elton John knew would last for decades: “A true poet of his time”
Elton John praised Eminem as a songwriter whose work would endure for decades, calling him “a true poet of his time”. The article argues that John looked beyond the rapper’s deliberately provocative public image and controversial lyrics to recognise his technical skill, honesty and influence. John compared Eminem’s connection with his audience to Bob Dylan’s,…
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4 Songs From the 1960s That Made You Wish You Were at the Beach
Four 1960s songs selected for their ability to evoke a relaxed, nostalgic day at the beach. – “Surfin’ Safari” by The Beach Boys celebrates packing up and heading to the coast to surf. – “Octopus’s Garden” by The Beatles is presented as an imaginative, underwater beach-day soundtrack. – “Hot Fun In The Summertime” by Sly…