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Cellist Bruno Schrecker, a founding member of the Allegri String Quartet who performed and recorded extensively throughout his career, has died at age 97.

Romanian soprano Ileana Cotrubas, admired internationally for her distinctive lyric voice and exceptional acting abilities, has died at age 87. She performed major roles at prestigious opera houses including Glyndebourne, Covent Garden, Vienna State Opera, and La Scala.

Goldenvoice’s inaugural Ocean Way Festival in Santa Monica has been canceled due to beach erosion from Hurricane Marie, with organizers planning to reschedule the event for 2027.

Pink issued a lengthy statement addressing backlash for resharing a post critical of Macklemore’s pro-Palestine comments, clarifying her own Jewish identity and position on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Lady Gaga has welcomed her first child with fiancé Michael Polansky, whom she got engaged to in April 2024.

Sydney Sweeney faces criticism over a sexualized advertisement for sports trading app Novig, with commenters arguing the campaign undermines women’s representation in the sports industry.

Courteney Cox directed her first feature film in 12 years, ‘Evil Genius,’ after a chance encounter with the documentary’s director at the Beverly Hills Hotel sparked the collaboration.

Caleb Hearon co-wrote and stars in the dramedy ‘Trash Mountain’ alongside Zooey Deschanel, exploring grief and loss after his father’s death inspired the project.

Jimmy Kimmel’s YouTube interview with Texas Democrat James Talarico garnered 5 million views within 24 hours after being pulled from television due to FCC threats against ABC affiliates.

A Doctor Who episode filmed in Cambridge in 1979 was left unfinished due to BBC strike action, becoming a long-lost mystery among fans until its partial completion decades later.

Apocalypse, a new Channel 4 survival show debuting this week, drops seven strangers into an abandoned town without modern conveniences to test how they manage in a collapse scenario.

Mexican filmmaker Lila Avilés has completed production on her third feature film, “Cábula,” which follows a teacher advocating for her students against exploitative elites in the capital.