Entertainment Articles

Rick Moranis made his Comic-Con debut at Hall H for Amazon MGM’s Spaceballs sequel, returning to the franchise nearly 40 years after the original 1987 film.

Katie Dippold, creator of Apple TV’s buzzy hit ‘Widow’s Bay,’ discusses the writing process for season two following the show’s April launch and 19 Emmy nominations.

President Trump attended the White House Correspondents’ Dinner and delivered a rambling hour-long speech in which he insulted journalists, politicians, and celebrities while claiming the assembled press represented the “largest group of Trump derangement syndrome people ever put together.”

Disney+ debuts Furious, a detective series following FBI agent Alice Black as she pursues serial killer Catherine, a story centered on female agency and systemic injustice against women.

Michael Mann’s 1986 thriller Manhunter receives a 4K restoration and director’s cut for its 40th anniversary theatrical release, featuring restored footage and Mann discussing the film’s enduring cultural impact.

Former River City actor Iain Robertson was convicted of rape and assault against three women spanning from 2004 to 2019 and has been sentenced to nine years in prison.

Charli XCX releases her new album Music, Fashion, Film, a guitar-driven collection created shortly after her Brat tour, featuring introspective lyrics exploring fame, relationships, and artistic identity.

Chadwick Boseman’s brothers have filed a court petition seeking to remove his widow from controlling his multimillion-dollar estate, citing mishandled distributions and lack of transparency.

US singer Chris Brown has pleaded guilty to affray following a 2023 nightclub attack in London, with more serious charges dropped. He faces sentencing in October.

A new Ali G film directed by and starring Sacha Baron Cohen is set for release on October 23, with footage from a Wimbledon appearance potentially included. The character’s return to his West Staines roots has generated mixed reactions locally.

Uganda’s Ghetto Kids dance group performed at the World Cup final half-time show alongside Shakira and Burna Boy, marking a major career milestone for the youth dance ensemble.

Netflix executives considered canceling the docuseries “Michael Jackson: The Verdict” a week before its June 3 release due to concerns about legal action from Jackson’s estate and fan backlash, but ultimately released it as planned.