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Tyler, the Creator announced the lineup for his 12th annual Camp Flog Gnaw Festival, scheduled for November 14-15 at Los Angeles’ Dodger Stadium, featuring Future, Leon Thomas, and numerous other artists.

The Emmy Awards music categories feature 18 first-time nominees out of 54 total across seven categories, while Hans Zimmer pursues his first Emmy win in his eighth nomination.

Charles Esten, who played Deacon Claybourne on ‘Nashville,’ shared memories of his late co-star Hayden Panettiere and noted he was in her hometown of Greenville, South Carolina days before her death.

Georgina Grasso, winner of the Great British Bake Off, has disclosed a diagnosis of bipolar 2 and autism, clarifying an earlier ADHD diagnosis she had previously discussed publicly.

The Motion Picture Academy named Sean Baker and Samantha Quan as co-chairs of the new Marquee Theater Committee. Additional chairs were announced for the 2026-27 committees and affinity groups.

Kosovar filmmaker Blerta Basholli’s second feature “Dua” premiered at Cannes and screened at Sarajevo, following a teenage girl navigating war and coming of age in 1990s Kosovo.

Dale Dickey received her first Emmy nomination for her role in Apple TV’s horror comedy “Widow’s Bay” this summer, marking recognition after a four-decade career spanning roughly 75 films and countless television roles.

Briarcliff Entertainment has acquired North American rights to ‘Ash and Crayons,’ a documentary by Oscar-nominated filmmaker Evgeny Afineevsky about Ukrainian children affected by war, set for theatrical release on Nov. 20.

The Michael Latt Legacy Fund announced its third annual cohort of grantees under the Leading With Love program, selecting 16 recipients across filmmaking, visual arts, advocacy and community organizations.

Paul M. Pollard, a veteran camera operator who worked on films including Bound for Glory and Heaven’s Gate, died Aug. 1 at age 84.

A Scottish venue admitted in court it unlawfully discriminated against Jewish comedian Philip Simon when it cancelled his Edinburgh Fringe show due to his comments about the Israel-Gaza conflict.

Bonnie Tyler’s funeral service took place in Swansea on Monday, with hundreds of mourners gathering to pay respects to the late singer, who died aged 75 in July in Portugal.