The hit BBC One adventure series is back, sending four celebrity duos on a 5,900 kilometer race from Mexico to Colombia without phones, credit cards, or planes. The new season promises raw emotion, culture clashes, and unforgettable challenges across six episodes.

Anthony Hopkins reveals how childhood fears, psychological insight, and meticulous preparation shaped his iconic portrayal of Hannibal Lecter.

Taylor Swift attended the Chiefs’ 31-0 win over the Raiders on Oct. 19, cheering on fiancé Travis Kelce alongside family and friends.

"‘Black Phone 2’ is off to a promising start, slightly ahead of its predecessor, and should justify its $30 million budget if it maintains momentum," said a box office analyst.

Ace Frehley intentionally designed his iconic “Spaceman” makeup to create a memorable stage persona and connect with fans.

Gee humorously requests a substitute for the Super Bowl halftime show, admitting he won’t understand the spectacle.

Kim Kardashian stunned at the 2025 Academy Museum Gala in a nude face-covering mask and Maison Margiela couture gown, sparking a mix of awe and debate.

Christine Baumgartner, Kevin Costner’s ex-wife, married longtime friend Josh Connor in an intimate Santa Barbara ceremony, marking a joyful new chapter in her life

Diane Keaton faced dementia privately in her final years, adding a heartbreaking layer to the legacy of the beloved actress who passed away from pneumonia.

The Daryl Dixon Season 3 finale ends with daring rescues, walker chaos, and a fiery cliffhanger that leaves Daryl and Carol’s journey to America uncertain.

Singer Brandy leaves United Center stage due to dehydration during “The Boy Is Mine” tour but plans to return to the stage stronger.

The Metropolitan Police are investigating reports that Prince Andrew may have enlisted a bodyguard to dig up information on sexual assault accuser Virginia Giuffre in 2011.

Lucrecia Martel’s documentary Landmarks, exploring the murder of Indigenous activist Javier Chocobar, wins top prize at the London Film Festival for its cinematic and social impact.

Julia Jackman’s 100 Nights of Hero, starring Emma Corrin and Maika Monroe, closes the 2025 London Film Festival with a visually stunning, star-studded fantasy.

Tracker executive producer defends recent cast departures, emphasizing story-driven decisions while teasing potential future changes.

A historic Northeast Arkansas entertainment venue celebrates 100 years of performances, community engagement, and cultural impact while continuing to adapt for modern audiences.

Episode 4 of Let’s Talk Retail explores how modular technology is transforming restaurants and entertainment venues with scalable, adaptable, and customer-focused solutions.

ICON Park’s Lawn Bar and Wheelhouse Bar offer all-day happy hour Monday-Wednesday and 5-8 PM specials Thursday-Sunday with $8 cocktails.

The Edge @ East Teen Center and the newly opened Liberty Collective offer complementary, walkable after-school options for Lakota East students, fostering community collaboration rather than competition.

Tate McRae and Reneé Rapp tours delivered unforgettable performances, blending energy, emotion, and vocal excellence in Detroit concerts.

The 2026 Hooters Calendar features Southwest Florida employees in Bahamas swimsuit photos, raising funds for breast cancer research while celebrating diversity and achievement.

Game Show Network develops 100 Choices, a high-stakes U.S. adaptation of a Japanese family game show, in partnership with B17 Entertainment and Sony Pictures Television.

KMJ Entertainment promotes Mark Mackie to Director of Special Projects and John Stout to CEO of Regular Music, strengthening leadership and future growth.

Tracker Season 3 shakes up its lineup with the exit of two main stars while bringing back familiar faces and introducing new characters to deepen the drama.

From small-town romance to witchy sisterhood, these eight autumn reads capture the charm, warmth, and magic of cozy storytelling for your fall nights.

Pop sensation Sabrina Carpenter is pulling double duty on Saturday Night Live this weekend, serving as both host and musical guest for the October 18 episode — her SNL debut. The show airs live on NBC at 11:30 p.m. ET and streams the next day on Peacock.

At the 52nd Daytime Emmy Awards, General Hospital reigned supreme with seven wins, reaffirming its status as the cornerstone of daytime television. Meanwhile, Sir David Attenborough, at 99 years old, made history by becoming the oldest Emmy winner ever, surpassing Dick Van Dyke’s record from the previous year.

Guillermo del Toro’s long-awaited Frankenstein is finally getting a theatrical release ahead of its Netflix debut — but good luck finding a theater showing it. With a limited rollout and few venues on the list, only major city cinephiles may get to experience the gothic masterpiece on the big screen.

A wave of art robberies swept through the 1970s as paintings became seen less as cultural treasures and more as high-value commodities. Kelly Reichardt’s new film The Mastermind, inspired by real-life heists, explores this turbulent period when art, crime, and capitalism collided.

Netflix’s hit series Boots — inspired by Greg Cope White’s memoir The Pink Marine — has ignited controversy after the Pentagon denounced it as “woke garbage.” The gay military drama, praised by critics for tackling homophobia and identity in the Marines, has become the latest battleground in America’s culture war over representation, patriotism, and politics.

Legendary broadcaster Sir David Attenborough became the oldest-ever Daytime Emmy winner at 99, while “General Hospital” led the night with six major wins — celebrating a mix of heartfelt speeches, emotional tributes, and record-breaking achievements.

CBS’ Boston Blue brings Donnie Wahlberg’s Danny Reagan to a new city, a new family, and a new phase of life — with a surprising romance and a fresh partner dynamic that honors the Blue Bloods legacy.

Aaron Phypers was arrested on a felony warrant during a restraining order hearing with ex-wife Denise Richards, as both face off in a heated legal and emotional courtroom battle.

In Mr. Scorsese, Martin Scorsese turns the camera inward, confronting his own contradictions — the relentless artist, the moral philosopher, and the haunted man — in a film as raw, self-lacerating, and deeply human as anything he’s ever made.

Richard Linklater’s Blue Moon is an intimate, heart-wrenching portrait of lyricist Lorenz Hart as he navigates loneliness, fading fame, and unrequited longing on a single, defining night.

Britney Spears is speaking out against her ex-husband Kevin Federline’s new memoir, accusing him of exploiting their past and “attacking” her to stay relevant nearly two decades after their split.

Legendary French actress Brigitte Bardot has been hospitalized in Toulon for several weeks following surgery tied to a serious illness, and her condition is reportedly "worrying" as she recovers.

A stunning revival of Ragtime reexamines the fractured promise of the American Dream through bold performances, emotional resonance, and a sharper modern lens on race, class, and justice.

HBO’s Euphoria Season 3 officially adds star power with 18 new cast members — including Danielle Deadwyler, Natasha Lyonne, Trisha Paytas, and Eli Roth — while confirming many favorites’ return, with production underway and a first look image released.

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From Tame Impala’s hypnotic return to Sudan Archives’ glitchy genius and Ty Dolla $ign’s soulful evolution, this week’s releases prove that music’s most innovative voices are thriving in every genre.

When Gen Z’s soft-voiced storyteller Gracie Abrams met pop icon Cyndi Lauper, two eras of emotion and rebellion collided — proving that honesty and creativity transcend generations.

Universal and Blumhouse’s Black Phone 2 opens strong with $2.6 million in Thursday previews, signaling a potential $30 million debut and a much-needed jolt to a sluggish fall box office.

Ace Frehley, Kiss’s original lead guitarist and the man behind the band’s iconic “Spaceman” persona, has died at 74 following a fall at his New Jersey home.

Prince Andrew gives up all remaining royal titles, including Duke of York, after discussions with King Charles amid growing pressure over his links to Jeffrey Epstein.

Fatboy Slim urges Gen Z to unplug from screens and embrace real-life experiences on the dancefloor.

King Charles faces an intractable dilemma as Prince Andrew’s Epstein-related scandals leave few avenues for further sanctions.

Only six students have enrolled in the University of Suffolk’s £1.6m esports program, sparking union concern over spending while leaders stress long-term growth.

A Harry Potter TV crew has worked real-life magic in Devon, fixing long-neglected roads and leaving locals to wonder why it took Hollywood, not the council, to fill their potholes.

Steve Coogan’s film career spans anarchic comedy, heartfelt drama, and iconic character work, with 24 Hour Party People ranking as his finest performance.

A postcard-sized Picasso, Nature morte à la guitare, valued at £520,000, has mysteriously vanished en route from Madrid to a Granada exhibition.

Max Murray is set to leave EastEnders as his character Joel Marshall’s controversial misogyny storyline reaches a dramatic climax.

Half a century later, Pier Paolo Pasolini’s Salò remains one of cinema’s most shocking and politically charged films, confronting fascism, power, and human depravity.

Inspired by Prince William’s call to speak openly about suicide, journalist Emily Ferguson shares her own story of survival and recovery from a mental health crisis.

Virginia Giuffre’s posthumous memoir revisits her allegations against Prince Andrew and exposes the lasting scars of exploitation within Jeffrey Epstein’s world.

Tess Daly had to apologise after Vicky Pattison accidentally swore during a chaotic Strictly Come Dancing rehearsal, but the candid moment only made fans love her more.

The 2025 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show celebrated diversity, storytelling, and empowerment with a star-studded lineup that beautifully blended tradition and transformation.

Naga Munchetty’s brave revelation about being harassed on a train as a teenager has reignited the national debate on women’s safety, resilience, and the urgent need for systemic cultural change.

Manchester Pride faces backlash after at least one headline performer and multiple suppliers revealed they have yet to be paid, prompting demands for transparency from the organisers.

The Celebrity Traitors smashes 11.7 million viewers ahead of its November 6 finale, marking the BBC’s biggest reality TV hit since 2022.

After months of legal wrangling, Omaze’s £6m Blakeney mansion can finally be handed to its raffle winners, following the council’s approval of retrospective planning consent.

AEW finalizes the WrestleDream 2025 card with a tornado trios match, Mercedes Moné’s record-breaking appearance, and championship bouts set to deliver high-octane drama across the board.

Jon M. Chu’s Wicked: For Good transforms the beloved Broadway saga into a stunning, soulful cinematic experience about power, friendship, and the courage to define what “good” truly means.

A woman once devoted to rock star Ian Watkins shares how her admiration turned into a nightmare — and how she’s reclaiming her life by speaking out against exploitation and the dangers of blind fandom.

Hollywood mourns the death of legendary actress Diane Keaton, whose family thanked fans for their “extraordinary love and support” following her passing from pneumonia at age 79.

The BBC denies causing “distress and harassment” to Gregg Wallace and insists the former MasterChef presenter is not entitled to damages over delayed data access following his sacking for misconduct.

Celia Imrie’s candid on-screen fart during a tense roundtable stole the spotlight on The Celebrity Traitors, uniting fans in laughter amid shocking eliminations and ruthless betrayals.

Despite hosting its first-ever ceremony outside London, data shows the Mercury Prize continues to heavily favor artists from the capital, with regional musicians still struggling for recognition.

Kim Kardashian says the instability from Kanye West’s mental health struggles made her feel unsafe emotionally and financially, leading her to end their marriage and focus on her children.

Kevin Federline warns in his memoir that Britney Spears’ relationship with their sons could be heading toward a crisis, stressing concern and urgency rather than blame.

The Duffer Brothers reflect on a decade of Stranger Things, the emotional challenges of Season 5, and their transition from Netflix to Paramount with cinematic ambition intact.

Gloria Velez’s new VladTV interview sheds light on an alleged 2001 encounter involving Nas and Jay-Z’s then-girlfriend, stirring renewed discussion about one of rap’s most iconic rivalries.

Turning Point USA will host an “All American Halftime Show” celebrating faith and patriotism on Super Bowl Sunday, countering the NFL’s choice of Bad Bunny and igniting a national conversation about culture and identity.

Sean “Diddy” Combs has been ordered to forfeit all “freak off” materials — including the notorious “Ibiza Tapes” — as part of his 50-month prison sentence for federal Mann Act violations.

OnlyFans star Genie Exum claims she witnessed disturbing behavior at a Sean “Diddy” Combs party at age 18, saying she “felt sick” and believes the disgraced mogul “deserves more than four years” in prison.

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.