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Gang of Youths have released their first song in four years, a pop-influenced single titled Things Take Time. Frontman Dave Le’aupepe describes the track as an exercise in restraint and a departure from the band’s typical maximalist approach.

Australian children’s television production has declined 42% since 2000, driven by commercial broadcasters stopping commissions after government quotas ended, according to Screen Australia research.

Tom Holland is expected to earn at least $100 million from Spider-Man: Brand New Day, comprising a $20 million upfront fee and approximately $80 million in backend bonuses based on the film’s box office success.

Angélique Kidjo, a five-time Grammy winner from Benin, became the first African musician to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, marking a historic achievement for the continent.

Christian metal band Demon Hunter is suing Netflix over the “KPop Demon Hunters” film title, alleging trademark infringement and consumer confusion that has already affected concert ticket sales.

José Suárez, president and general manager of Telemundo stations in Orlando, Tampa and Fort Myers-Naples, Florida, died in a helicopter crash in Kenya. He was 55.

Actor David Krumholtz clarified he is putting his acting career on hold rather than retiring, citing mental health concerns and a desire to help others in need.

Sandra Bullock disclosed details about her longtime partner Bryan Randall’s private ALS battle, revealing the emotional and logistical toll of maintaining secrecy during his illness before his 2023 death.

Anne Hathaway confirmed efforts to recruit Julie Andrews for ‘Princess Diaries 3,’ but the actress has declined, citing her retirement from acting.

Georgian director Ana Urushadze premiered her second feature film at Sarajevo Film Festival, describing her country’s film industry as being in a “dead-end situation” due to boycotts and censorship concerns at the national film funding agency.

Claire Lomas, a charity campaigner who raised nearly £1m for spinal injury research, died in a microlight crash in Jordan while filming for an Apple series in July 2024.

Phyllida Law, stage and screen actress and mother of Emma and Sophie Thompson, has died at age 94. She appeared alongside her daughters in multiple film and television productions throughout her eight-decade career.