CBS’s DMV finds mild humor and surprising charm in the soul-crushing world of driver’s tests and paperwork, offering a promising — if still cautious — start for a new workplace comedy.

Blumhouse’s Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 shocked fans at New York Comic Con with the reveal of Megan Fox as Toy Chica, setting the stage for a darker, star-studded sequel to the smash-hit horror adaptation.

John Lodge, legendary bassist and songwriter for The Moody Blues, has died at 82, leaving behind a legacy of timeless music, deep faith, and boundless love for his family.

BIA shrugs off Cardi B’s diss and keeps her focus on her debut album BIANCA, choosing artistry and self-growth over negativity.

Billie Eilish was grabbed by a fan during her Miami concert, prompting viral outrage and renewed discussions about artist safety and fan boundaries.

Jennifer Aniston opens up about her private IVF experience and years of media scrutiny, reclaiming her story and reminding the world that “it wasn’t anybody’s business.”

Taylor Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl merch drop turned into a glitter-fueled frenzy, with fans buying out key pieces within minutes of launch.

Taylor Swift brings humor, heart, and honesty to The Tonight Show and Late Night with Seth Meyers as she discusses The Life of a Showgirl, Travis Kelce, and life in the spotlight.

Rapper BIA opens up about her decade-long journey to her debut album BIANCA, balancing empowerment, Latin influences, and self-growth — while leaving behind the Cardi B drama.

Real Housewives of Potomac star Wendy Osefo and her husband Eddie face fraud charges after allegedly fabricating a burglary report — a shocking turn for one of Bravo’s most composed and respected cast members.

After her graceful exit from The Golden Bachelor, Gerri Flowers opens up about friendship, self-discovery, and why laughter in the bathroom bonded her with her fellow contestants forever.

After her graceful exit from The Golden Bachelor, Gerri Flowers reflects on her “fun, classy” journey, newfound friendships, and her renewed openness to love at 64.

Jon Batiste reflects on his evolution from late-night bandleader to genre-defying artist, using his new album Big Money to honor musical roots and remind audiences of music’s power to heal and unite.

Twenty years after its release, Twilight remains as intoxicating and unsettling as ever — a love story that seduced a generation and still invites debate about fantasy, control, and desire.

Neil Young removes his catalog from Amazon Music, calling for a nationwide boycott of corporate giants and urging Americans to “take back” their communities by supporting local businesses.

Tonatiuh’s fearless transformation in “Kiss of the Spider Woman” marks the rebirth of an artist who found strength in embracing his true self.

From Wednesday to Griselda, these 20 shows prove that Latino stories are not just diverse — they’re driving the future of television.

Will Arnett’s latest role in Bradley Cooper’s “Is This Thing On?” pushed him to bomb on stage — and in doing so, he found one of his most heartfelt performances yet.

In 2025, the surge in book bans and political censorship has made George Orwell’s 1984 feel less like fiction and more like a prophecy — and authors warn the worst may still be ahead.

Taylor Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl has shattered the modern-era record for first-week U.S. album sales, selling over 3.4 million copies and marking yet another historic milestone in her unparalleled career.

YouTube icon Trisha Paytas is taking her talents to Broadway, joining Beetlejuice: The Musical as Maxine Dean in a bold new career move that proves reinvention is her true art form.

Reese Witherspoon makes her debut as a novelist alongside Harlan Coben with Gone Before Goodbye, introducing Maggie McCabe — a brilliant, flawed surgeon destined to be the Elle Woods of the medical world.

Daniel Tiger is sparking TikTok debate as some viewers find his emotional outbursts “annoying,” though the show remains a beloved tool for teaching preschoolers empathy and emotional regulation.

A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms offers a grounded, character-focused perspective on Westeros, spotlighting the lives of common folk over kings and dragons.

PEN America and Moms For Liberty clash over book bans, highlighting a national debate between public access to literature and parental control in schools.

NCIS: Origins pays heartfelt tribute to David McCallum with Adam Campbell portraying young Ducky Mallard in a music-filled, canon-respecting Season 2 episode.

Taylor Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl movie is not yet streaming, but fans can enjoy music videos and behind-the-scenes content while awaiting a potential release in 2026.

HBO Max has not yet confirmed Peacemaker Season 3, leaving fans eager to see how Chris Smith’s story continues after the Season 2 finale cliffhanger.

Turning Point USA announced its own “All-American Halftime Show” as a conservative counter-event to Bad Bunny’s 2026 Super Bowl performance, emphasizing faith, family, and freedom.

Jacob Elordi, Mia Goth, and Oscar Isaac explore the emotional depth and enduring themes of hope and humanity in Netflix’s adaptation of Frankenstein at its Los Angeles premiere.

David Del Rio has been fired from Matlock following allegations of sexual assault, with CBS confirming his departure and the series set to continue without his character.

Mamma Mia! returns to Broadway for the first time in a decade, delighting audiences with ABBA’s timeless hits, dazzling performances, and a story that spans generations.

Angelina Jolie calls Brad Pitt’s NDA demand “extremely painful” and seeks over $33,000 in legal fees, highlighting the emotional and financial toll of their ongoing legal battle.

In the Grey’s Anatomy Season 22 premiere, Dr. Link survives a devastating hospital explosion, while Dr. Monica Beltran tragically loses her life, setting a dramatic tone for the season.

From chilling horrors to heartfelt dramas, these ten new streaming releases offer a perfect mix of thrills, emotions, and escapism for every kind of movie lover.

From chilling horrors to heartfelt dramas, these ten new streaming releases offer a perfect mix of thrills, emotions, and escapism for every kind of movie lover.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle received Project Healthy Minds’ Humanitarians of the Year Award for their dedication to promoting mental health and creating safer digital spaces for families worldwide.

A judge has dismissed Drake’s lawsuit against Kendrick Lamar over alleged copyright infringement in the song Not Like Us.

Louis Tomlinson reveals the devastating moment he learned of Liam Payne’s death and reflects on the grief of losing loved ones.

Nicole Kidman reflects on her delicate emotional openness, humanitarian work, and acting craft in a candid conversation in London.

Despite significant work in mental health advocacy and social causes, critics argue that Harry and Meghan’s strained royal relationships and controversies make them controversial recipients of the humanitarian award.

Victoria Beckham is reportedly considering a tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey to address family tensions and share her personal perspective.

Duchess Sophie of Edinburgh was honored with an Honorary Fellowship by the Royal College of Ophthalmologists for her outstanding work in global eye health.

Ben Affleck unintentionally stole the spotlight when he stood alone for seven minutes onstage at the Spider Woman premiere before being noticed by the director.

Hungarian novelist László Krasznahorkai wins the 2025 Nobel Prize in Literature for his strikingly visionary body of work that confronts apocalyptic themes while affirming art’s enduring power.

Taylor Swift opens up about her heartfelt engagement to Travis Kelce, revealing the intimate proposal, her stunning diamond ring, and how their love feels “like home.”

Queen Letizia chose understated floral elegance in Armani while Queen Mathilde radiated confidence in red Dior as the Spanish royals visited Belgium.

Victoria Beckham opens up in Netflix’s Beckham docuseries about her eating disorder struggles, business setbacks, and personal growth beyond her Spice Girls past

The Princess of Wales urged parents to “put down the phone” and reconnect with their children, warning that constant digital distraction fuels social discontent and weakens emotional bonds.

Prince William honored local heroes at Windsor Castle while Prince Harry and Meghan Markle received a humanitarian award in New York, reflecting the brothers’ contrasting yet shared commitment to service.

Meghan Markle made an unannounced appearance at Balenciaga’s Paris Fashion Week show, marking her elegant return to the global fashion scene.

Taylor Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl proves that her greatest performance may be her business acumen — turning fandom into a billion-dollar ecosystem.

Tilly Norwood isn’t an actress — she’s a marketing experiment designed to make AI-made celebrities feel normal.

After a teen’s dismembered body was found in his Tesla, singer D4vd hired celebrity lawyer Blair Berk, igniting one of Hollywood’s most disturbing ongoing investigations.

Louis C.K. defended his appearance at the Riyadh Comedy Festival, calling it a positive cultural exchange and an opportunity to use comedy as a bridge between different worlds.

Governor Kristi Noem ignited controversy after criticizing the NFL’s choice of Bad Bunny for the Super Bowl halftime show and claiming ICE should be “all over” the event.

Blake Lively subtly confirmed that her friendship with Taylor Swift remains strong, using a small but meaningful gesture that silenced rumors of a falling-out.

Sean “Diddy” Combs’ conviction for transporting individuals across state lines for sexual acts marks a stunning fall from grace for the once-revered hip-hop mogul, whose lawyers are now preparing to appeal his four-year prison sentence.

Nicole Kidman’s post-divorce fortune highlights her evolution from Oscar-winning actress to one of Hollywood’s smartest and wealthiest businesswomen.

Netflix’s Monster: The Ed Gein Story turns true crime into a haunting meditation on trauma, morality, and our collective fascination with horror.

Trump reignites his long-running feud with Saturday Night Live, threatening federal action after a parody sketch mocked his campaign and court battles.

A calm, productive Sunday where emotional warmth meets opportunity — perfect for connection, reflection, and gentle progress.

Bad Bunny fired back at critics during his SNL monologue, using humor and pride to defend his upcoming Super Bowl Halftime Show and celebrate Latino representation in American culture.

Taylor Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl breaks records with 2.7 million first-day sales, 1.2 million vinyl copies, and surprise acoustic bonus tracks, cementing her reign as pop’s most unstoppable force.

Cate Blanchett and numerous Hollywood stars have long expressed vehement disdain for leaf blowers, citing environmental harm, noise pollution, and sheer annoyance.

Nicole Kidman filed for divorce from Keith Urban, citing irreconcilable differences, while requesting primary custody of their two daughters.

Taylor Swift enters a thrilling new era with her engagement, record-breaking Eras Tour, and the highly anticipated release of her 12th studio album, The Life of a Showgirl.

Hollywood faces backlash as AI-generated “actress” Tilly Norwood sparks debate over technology replacing human performers.

Shane Black’s Play Dirty, starring Mark Wahlberg and LaKeith Stanfield, debuts on Prime Video with mixed Rotten Tomatoes reviews, landing a 52% critic score.

Jonathan Anderson’s dramatic Dior debut at Paris Fashion Week reimagined the house’s legacy with bold mini-skirts, surreal accessories, and a mix of sweetness and satire to jolt fashion out of its slump.

Jane Fonda has relaunched the historic Committee for the First Amendment, rallying over 550 Hollywood figures to defend free speech during what she calls “the most frightening moment” of her life.

Sydney Sweeney celebrated her 28th birthday with a dazzling space-themed party, wearing a custom recreation of Britney Spears’s iconic 2008 Blonds dress while surrounded by star-studded guests.

Stella McCartney’s Paris Fashion Week show celebrated innovation and sustainability with cocktail dresses in eco-friendly materials, blending craftsmanship, modern textures, and star-studded moments.

Bollywood celebrities are turning to the courts to protect their personality rights amid rising misuse of their identities and the growing threat of AI-generated content.

JK Rowling has sharply rebuffed Emma Watson’s attempt at reconciliation, accusing her former Harry Potter co-star of hypocrisy and fueling the backlash against her during the height of the gender identity debate.

Carlos Alcaraz powered past Matteo Berrettini in Beijing, advancing to the China Open quarterfinals with a dominant performance.

Nikola Jokić reaffirmed his loyalty to Denver, stating his plan is to remain with the Nuggets for the rest of his career.

A new Channel 4 documentary, Taylor, explores Taylor Swift’s two-decade journey from Nashville prodigy to global cultural icon through rare insights from industry insiders, fans, and former colleagues.

Lady Gaga lit up London’s O2 Arena by bringing Wednesday stars Emma Myers and Evie Templeton on stage for a haunting performance of “The Dead Dance” during her Mayhem Ball Tour.

King Charles III is reportedly excluding Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson from this year’s Sandringham Christmas to protect the monarchy from further scandal.

The Riyadh Comedy Festival has drawn top U.S. comedians amid criticism that they are prioritizing lucrative fees over ethical concerns regarding Saudi Arabia’s human rights record.

Neko Case’s new album and memoir blend surreal lyricism and orchestral soundscapes to explore grief, memory, and the enduring power of artistic expression.

Selena Gomez’s stunning wedding hair was powered by a $22 Joico shampoo that gave her strands the flawless, healthy foundation for her glamorous Hollywood bob.

Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban have reportedly separated after 19 years of marriage, according to multiple media outlets.

The Riyadh Comedy Festival, featuring global stars like Dave Chappelle and Kevin Hart, has ignited controversy as critics accuse comedians of overlooking Saudi Arabia’s human rights record for lucrative paychecks.

A missing 15-year-old girl’s decomposed body was found in the trunk of singer D4vd’s Tesla weeks after her disappearance, prompting an ongoing LAPD investigation.

Emily Blunt expressed alarm after learning about AI-generated actress Tilly Norwood, calling the development “terrifying” and urging agencies not to replace human connection with artificial talent.

Former American Idol contestant Benjamin Glaze has been sentenced to 25 years in Oklahoma for aggravated possession of child sexual abuse material.

Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban have reportedly separated after 19 years of marriage, with the couple quietly living apart since early summer.

Clad in a nude bodycon dress that clung to her silhouette like a second skin, Khloé made a statement without uttering a word.

According to documentation from the Pinellas County Forensic Science Center, Bollea had been diagnosed with chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL)—a slow-progressing blood cancer—and atrial fibrillation, a heart condition linked to irregular rhythm. Both were listed in the official cremation approval.

Insider leaks claim Stern’s SiriusXM show is down to a paltry 125,000 daily listeners — a shocking plunge from the 20 million who once tuned in during his terrestrial radio heyday. That number, industry insiders say, is about the size of a middling A.M. radio call-in show.