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Paris Jackson remembers perforating her septum from “snorting drugs”
Paris Jackson has opened up about permanently perforating her septum through drug use, revealing she can see “straight through” her nose as a result. The singer, now six years sober, shared the reflection ahead of releasing her second album, “Happiest Day Of My Life”, underscoring how far she has come since her struggles with addiction.…
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Camp Flog Gnaw 2026 Lineup with Tyler, the Creator, Turnstile, and Steve Lacy
Tyler, the Creator has confirmed the full lineup for Camp Flog Gnaw 2026, his own Los Angeles festival, revealing the artist names via a word-jumble puzzle on the event’s official website. The announcement matters for hip-hop and alternative music fans as the festival draws a broad cross-section of genres, and it is notably Tyler’s only…
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Toy Story 5 Lands on Digital After Massive Box Office Run
Toy Story 5 has landed on digital, and the latest Pixar sequel is surprisingly cheap to rent.
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A 22-Year-Old Drama Student Filmed Jimi Hendrix’s Woodstock Performance From the Stage
A film capturing rare stage-side footage of Jimi Hendrix’s legendary 1969 Woodstock performance is being released to mark the festival’s 57th anniversary. The footage was shot by Albert Goodman, then a 22-year-old drama student who sneaked onto the stage disguised as part of the film crew, positioning himself just 15 feet from Hendrix. The discovery…
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Paramount Settles Lawsuit That Claimed It Was ‘Mad At Rihanna’ Over ‘Smurfs’ Movie Song
Paramount Pictures has settled a lawsuit brought by Grammy-nominated songwriter RØMANS (Sam Roman), who accused the studio of using his song in last year’s “Smurfs” film without permission or payment because it was allegedly “mad at Rihanna” over budget overruns. Court filings show both sides signed a confidential settlement agreement, though the terms were not…
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Yes, Sasha Calle Really Got to Drive the Chevy Corvette in ‘Sugar’
Actress Sasha Calle discusses returning to Apple TV+’s neo-noir series “Sugar” for its second season, joining star Colin Farrell as Val, a resourceful protégé to his character John Sugar. Filming took place around Los Angeles, a city Calle knows well from acting school and earlier roles, giving the shoot a nostalgic quality as production revisited…
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Control Resonant Has Gone Gold, but the Physical Release Has Been Delayed
Remedy Entertainment has confirmed that Control Resonant, the hack-and-slash sequel to 2019’s Control, has gone gold, meaning development is essentially finished ahead of its 24 September release. However, the studio also revealed that the physical edition of the game will now arrive later than the digital version, disappointing fans hoping to own a boxed copy…
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‘John Wick’ Meets ‘The Departed’ Video Game Adaptation Gets Official Update After 1 Year of Silence
Actor Simu Liu has confirmed that a long-rumoured film adaptation of the video game “Sleeping Dogs” is progressing after roughly a year without any public updates. Responding to a fan on X, Liu revealed the project now has a director and a production company attached, with dealmaking underway with game studio Square Enix. The update…
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6 Best Netflix Shows Released Since 2015
Collider has published a ranked list of the six best original Netflix shows released since 2015, highlighting series praised for strong writing, distinctive characters and genre range across romance, comedy and family drama. The list is presented as a countdown, showcasing titles the site considers standouts among Netflix’s more recent original programming. Among the entries…