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India’s Oscar-qualifying Bengaluru International Short Film Festival expanded to 10 competition categories for its 16th edition, receiving record submissions and adding new competitions for AI-made films and screendance works.

Carly Simon has disclosed a Parkinson’s disease diagnosis, stating that music has helped sustain her during treatment and recovery from related health challenges.

Boy George released a pop-reggae song titled We Will Dance Again expressing support for Israel’s military actions in Palestine, drawing criticism of pro-Palestinian activists and musicians.

Saxophonist Plas Johnson, who performed the iconic theme for The Pink Panther and became a first-call session musician in Hollywood studios, has died at 94.

British actor David Jonsson has been cast to play T’Challa in Black Panther 3, taking on the iconic role six years after Chadwick Boseman’s death.

The cello has become Hollywood’s go-to instrument for depicting cultured, introspective, or troubled characters, from classic dramas to contemporary thrillers and superhero films.

Olivia Dean receives a Mercury Prize nomination for her album The Art of Loving, while Lily Allen’s acclaimed break-up record West End Girl was notably omitted from the shortlist.

Tom Holland and Zendaya, now married, promoted their fourth Spider-Man film together on Wednesday, having worked alongside each other in the franchise for a decade since 2016.

Former President Barack Obama released his annual summer songs playlist, featuring nearly 50 tracks and opening with a tribute to Glen Hansard, who died in a motorcycle accident this week.

Netflix faces a $105 million lawsuit over a stolen hard drive containing an unreleased Nicolas Cage war thriller titled Fortitude, with filmmakers claiming the security breach jeopardized their $45 million investment.

Disney+ has canceled Marvel’s Wonder Man after one season, reversing a renewal decision made earlier in the year, despite solid viewership numbers and critical acclaim.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the Health and Human Services Secretary, has launched a YouTube cooking show called The Real Food Show, which premiered this week and features affordable, nutritious recipes alongside rotating celebrity chefs.