All filters
Topic

Entertainment

Entertainment spans film, television, music and games, from new releases and casting news to the stories behind familiar works and artists. It also covers how creative industries adapt, invest and bring formats to audiences around the world.

About this topic

These stories shape what people watch, play and listen to, while reflecting changing tastes and cultural conversations. Keeping up with them helps readers discover new work, revisit older favourites and understand the decisions that influence the entertainment they enjoy.

47,485 stories Follow All news
Last 7 days 3,510 stories
0

‘Survivor 51’ Castoff Brady Booker on That “Toxicity” Comment, Starving Through Challenges and What It Means to Be a “Brodie”

  • Brady Booker was voted out 9-4 at the merge.
  • He says the result left him too stunned to speak.
  • Hunger and shifting alliances shaped his experience.

Professional wrestler Brady Booker was voted out of Survivor 51 at the merge, losing 9-4 after a chaotic Tribal Council in which allies also voted against him. He says he was stunned into silence as the votes mounted, and that his intense approach to competition had led him…

The Hollywood Reporter0
EntertainmentNewsFilm
0

Daniel Radcliffe unsure whether he will watch eight-hour Harry Potter series

  • Radcliffe is unsure he will watch the new series.
  • He says he rarely watches television.
  • He is avoiding advice that could pressure Dominic McLaughlin.

Daniel Radcliffe says he is unsure whether he will watch HBO’s new Harry Potter series, despite having played the title character in all eight films. He said he watches very little television, and that the series’ eight-hour length would be a significant commitment. Radcliffe also declined to give…

DeadlineI2 sources · 0
EntertainmentNewsCelebrityTV
0

Ella Langley’s ‘Choosin’ Texas’ Holds Off Michael Jackson’s ‘Thriller’ for 27th Week Atop Hot 100

  • “Choosin’ Texas” extended its Hot 100 run to 27 weeks.
  • “Thriller” climbed to a new peak of No. 2.
  • “Dracula” reached No. 3 and led Radio Songs.

Ella Langley’s “Choosin’ Texas” stayed at No. 1 on the US Hot 100 for a record-extending 27th week, holding off a Halloween-driven surge by Michael Jackson’s “Thriller”. The result matters as “Thriller” reached a new peak of No. 2, more than four decades after it first entered the…

Billboard0
EntertainmentNewsMusic
0

Daniel Craig’s 2011 Mystery Thriller Is Officially Making an HBO Max Comeback

  • *Dream House* has reached No. 9 on HBO Max.
  • The 2011 thriller stars Daniel Craig and Rachel Weisz.
  • The next James Bond film is targeted for 2028.

Daniel Craig’s 2011 psychological thriller *Dream House* has returned to the spotlight, ranking among HBO Max’s ten most-watched films this week. Its streaming performance gives the poorly reviewed film a new audience as interest in former James Bond actors continues while the next Bond is being sought. Craig…

Collider0
BusinessNewsMarketsParanormal+1
0

4 Rock Songs That Became Anthems Without Becoming Top 10 Hits

  • “Heroes” became a Bowie signature despite missing the US Hot 100.
  • “Seven Nation Army” peaked at No. 76 and became a crowd anthem.
  • Vietnam veterans strongly connected with “We Gotta Get Out Of This Place.”

Four rock songs became enduring anthems despite modest or absent US chart success, showing how a song’s cultural meaning can outlast its chart position. Their influence ranges from David Bowie’s “Heroes”, associated with divided Berlin, to “We Gotta Get Out Of This Place”, which became meaningful to Vietnam…

American Songwriter0
EntertainmentNewsMusicUK
0

In 1979, Christine McVie fell in love with a rock legend. Years later, she had to say goodbye too soon

  • Christine McVie and Dennis Wilson had a relationship around 1979.
  • McVie said she was deeply attached to him.
  • Wilson’s death soon after their breakup hit her hard.

The article recounts Fleetwood Mac singer and songwriter Christine McVie’s relationship with Beach Boys drummer Dennis Wilson, whom she met around 1979. Their romance followed the strain of Fleetwood Mac’s Rumours-era turmoil and the end of McVie’s marriage to John McVie, and it mattered deeply to her despite…

Far Out0
EntertainmentNewsMusic
0

Fall Out Boy Announce Biggest Tour Yet — and New Single ‘Aces’

  • Fall Out Boy have announced a 36-city tour for 2027.
  • New single “Aces” draws on the band’s live instrumental sound.
  • The band says the tour is not a farewell and no album is planned.

Fall Out Boy have announced the Twilight of the Punks Tour for 2027, their biggest headlining tour so far, and released the new single “Aces”. The announcement comes in the band’s 25th year and continues a return to a more guitar-and-drums-led sound that began with their 2023 album,…

Rolling Stone0
EntertainmentNewsMusic
0

KITTIE To Release ‘Oracle XXV’, Re-Recorded 25th-Anniversary Edition Of ‘Oracle’

  • KITTIE’s “Oracle XXV” arrives on 13 November 2026.
  • “Oracle” sold 33,000 copies in its first week.
  • Fans can unlock a video preview by text.

KITTIE will release “Oracle XXV”, a re-recorded anniversary edition of songs from their 2001 album “Oracle”, on 13 November 2026. The project revisits an album that marked a transitional period for the band, and follows renewed attention around their comeback and anniversary releases. “Oracle” was recorded in July…

Blabbermouth0
EntertainmentNewsMusic
0

Pam Tillis Delivers a Powerful Reminder Amid Sammy Kershaw’s CMA Awards Dispute: “A Legacy Doesn’t Keep Itself”

  • Sammy Kershaw says he was denied red-carpet access at the 2026 CMA Awards.
  • Pam Tillis says country music risks overlooking veteran artists.
  • Several performers have backed Kershaw as the CMA remains silent.

Sammy Kershaw says his request to attend the 2026 CMA Awards and walk the red carpet with his wife was denied, prompting criticism from fellow country artists. Pam Tillis used the dispute to argue that the industry often shifts attention to rising stars and can overlook musicians whose…

American Songwriter2 sources · 0
BusinessNewsMarketsMusic
0

U2’s The Edge Once Wrote a Screenplay for Elf 2

  • The Edge reportedly wrote a full Elf 2 screenplay.
  • Producer Shauna Robertson agreed to meet him.
  • The proposed sequel never moved forward.

U2 guitarist The Edge reportedly wrote a complete screenplay for a sequel to the 2003 Christmas comedy Elf and approached producer Shauna Robertson about his ideas. The story, shared by co-star Andy Richter, offers an unusual glimpse of a sequel proposal that never moved forward. Richter said Robertson…

Consequence0
EntertainmentNewsFilmMusic