Tuesday, October 6, 202618 stories
Supreme Court Clears Paramount-Warner Merger
The Supreme Court just let the biggest media merger in history close, and it's the only story that matters today. Everything else, Andrew Garfield as Sam Altman, Dolly Parton's legal drama, a new Spider-Man streaming date, feels like background noise against a deal that reshapes Hollywood.
Monday, October 5, 202618 stories
Lanterns Finale Dominates Entertainment News
The big story today is the Lanterns finale, which has everyone talking about how it traded superhero spectacle for a murder mystery and an emotional farewell. Multiple outlets are unpacking the ending, the reveals, and what it means for the DC universe. Elsewhere, a beloved crime thriller hits free streaming, and a comedy legend passes away.
Sunday, October 4, 202617 stories
SNL returns, climate drama lands, method acting defended
Saturday Night Live kicked off its 52nd season with Dakota Johnson hosting and a cold open skewering GOP midterm desperation. Meanwhile, Tom McCarthy's climate drama 'A Statement' premieres with a damning look at 1980, and Jeremy Strong refuses to apologize for method acting. It's a day of returns and reckonings.
Saturday, October 3, 202619 stories
Tony Gilroy's 'Behemoth!' premieres to mixed reviews
The biggest conversation in entertainment today is Tony Gilroy's return to feature directing with 'Behemoth!', which premiered at the New York Film Festival. Reviews are landing from multiple outlets, and they're not uniform, the music gets universal praise, but the film's treatment of its female characters is drawing sharp criticism. Meanwhile, Ben Affleck is making news for a very different reason, talking through his ethical guardrails for AI on his next project.
Friday, October 2, 202619 stories
BTS leader RM opens art show at SFMOMA
RM of BTS opens his first solo art exhibition at SFMOMA, shifting the lens from global pop stardom to private self. Meanwhile, the TV business is in flux: Casey Bloys gears up for a bigger Paramount-Warner job, and Donna Langley poaches Taylor Sheridan from Paramount.
Thursday, October 1, 202620 stories
ParaBros merger, Star Wars exit, and Jim Carrey's wedding
Today's entertainment news is a mix of industry consolidation and personal milestones. Mark Ruffalo's vocal opposition to the approved ParaBros merger sets a critical tone, while Kathleen Kennedy's candid reflection on leaving Lucasfilm offers a behind-the-scenes look at a major franchise's leadership change. And in lighter news, Jim Carrey quietly got married.
Wednesday, September 30, 202620 stories
AI Greta Garbo divides Hollywood
Today's big story is the ethical line Hollywood is drawing around AI reanimation of dead stars. Greta Garbo's family is considering offers for her digital likeness, while the industry watches a practice critics are calling 'ghostploitation.'
Tuesday, September 29, 202619 stories
Zahara Jolie-Pitt Drops Dad's Name, Gerber Report
Today's entertainment news is split between heavy celebrity personal stories and lighter industry chatter. The big threads are legal name changes and addiction narratives, with a notable absence of major new project announcements. It's a day for personal headlines over premiere buzz.
Wednesday, September 23, 202618 stories
Angry Anderson's Death, Dolly Parton's Estate Turmoil
Today's entertainment news is heavy on loss and legal battles. The death of Australian rock legend Angry Anderson and the crisis engulfing Dolly Parton's estate overshadow lighter celebrity fare, while the Paramount merger saga continues to grind through the courts.
Tuesday, September 22, 202620 stories
Pokémon Leaks, AI Backlash, and Labor Docs
Today's entertainment news swings from massive gaming leaks to a celebrity daughter's plea against AI deepfakes. There's also a notable documentary about labor organizing that feels timely. It's a mix of digital anxieties and analog storytelling.
Monday, September 21, 202619 stories
Paramount merger hits new political roadblock
The Paramount-Warner mega-merger is still the biggest story in entertainment, but the hurdles keep piling up. Today brought news of a $1.5 billion olive branch to California and fresh resistance from four state attorneys general, suggesting this deal is far from smooth sailing.
Sunday, September 20, 202619 stories
Ed Sheeran's Gaza apology dominates entertainment news
Ed Sheeran's emotional on-stage apology over the Macklemore controversy is the story everyone's talking about today. It's a rare moment where a pop star's personal reckoning with a political crisis becomes the biggest show in town, and it's drawing coverage from every major outlet.
Saturday, September 19, 202620 stories
FCC approves Gulf funds in Paramount-Warner merger
Today's entertainment news is dominated by a single structural story: the FCC's approval of Gulf sovereign wealth funds taking indirect equity stakes in the proposed Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger. It's a decision that could reshape who owns American media, and it's drawing sharp lines between those who see it as a necessary deal and those who see a dangerous precedent.
Friday, September 18, 202618 stories
GTA VI soundtrack and Sundance's Colorado shift
Today's entertainment news is split between two big threads: the official announcement of a 34-track original soundtrack for Grand Theft Auto VI, and Colorado's film festival scene bracing for Sundance's Boulder debut. Meanwhile, Miley Cyrus dropped a wedding-themed video, and the 'Traitors' franchise tries a civilian cast.
Thursday, September 17, 202620 stories
South Park returns, gaming news abounds
South Park's season premiere drops Trump for Chinese e-bikes and a new title, while the gaming world delivers a sequel to a cult classic and a deep dive into a genre-defining RPG. The day is split between the return of a long-running satire and a steady stream of game announcements and retrospectives.
Wednesday, September 16, 202620 stories
Resident Evil Reboot Wows, Macklemore Apologizes
Today's entertainment news is split between genuine excitement and messy controversy. The first reactions to Zach Cregger's 'Resident Evil' reboot are overwhelmingly positive, while Macklemore issues a lengthy apology for an offensive costume and AOC weighs in on his alleged censorship. Elsewhere, 'American Idol' is moving to Georgia, and Amazon is taking on TikTok with short-form news clips on Prime Video.
Tuesday, September 15, 202619 stories
Apple Dominates, Hargitay Criticized
The 78th Primetime Emmy Awards are in the books, and the story is Apple's record-breaking night. But the ceremony itself drew sharp reviews, with Mariska Hargitay's hosting taking most of the heat.
Monday, September 14, 202620 stories
Celine Dion returns, TIFF wraps up
Celine Dion's emotional Paris comeback is the day's biggest story, a genuine event after years of silence. Meanwhile, the Toronto Film Festival is winding down with a few notable premieres, and the industry is chewing on Lilly Wachowski's blunt words about Harry Potter.
Sunday, September 13, 202619 stories
Chris Rock's directorial debut steals the day
Chris Rock's 'Misty Green' is getting the kind of early reviews that shift a career. Elsewhere, the Toronto Film Festival is serving up two very different star vehicles, and a quiet bit of FCC drama is reminding us that politics and late-night TV still make for an explosive mix.
Saturday, September 12, 202617 stories
Pink's Gaza comments spark backlash
Today in entertainment, a celebrity political controversy dominates the conversation. Pink faced significant fallout for criticizing Macklemore's pro-Palestine speech, leading to a multi-source story about the intersection of pop stars and geopolitics. Elsewhere, festival cancellations and a major legal verdict round out a news-heavy day.
Friday, September 11, 202620 stories
Tiramisu mania and Sailor Moon free on YouTube
Today's entertainment news is a mix of the deeply nostalgic and the legally tangled. A runaway dessert trend reveals our craving for comfort, while a classic anime becomes freely available, and a legal blow lands for Jay-Z.
Thursday, September 10, 202620 stories
Kojima's 'Physint' jumps to Xbox, GTA 6 explains its timeline
The day's biggest story is a console loyalty shift: Kojima Productions' espionage game 'Physint' is now an Xbox Game Studios title after Sony stepped away. Meanwhile, Rockstar explained why GTA 6 won't chase headlines, and SUNSOFT is back with a retro collection.
Wednesday, September 9, 202620 stories
Film tax credits not a done deal
The federal film and TV tax credit is still being negotiated, with Adam Schiff saying it's not guaranteed. Meanwhile, Elon Musk gets a brutal documentary portrait, and the Telluride buzz shifts to Julianne Moore and Nathan Fielder.
Tuesday, September 8, 202620 stories
Telluride's secret Holmes doc steals the show
Telluride's surprise Elizabeth Holmes documentary is the talk of the festival, turning a potential disappointment into a triumph. Meanwhile, the week's Emmy wins recede as new stories about anime, comic books, and a Space Force uniform take over.
Monday, September 7, 202619 stories
Emmy wins and Lanterns twists dominate
Awards season heats up with surprise Emmy wins for Linda Cardellini and David Harbour, while HBO's 'Lanterns' delivers its biggest twist yet. Meanwhile, Nathan Fielder's secret Elizabeth Holmes doc breaks cover at Telluride.
Sunday, September 6, 202618 stories
Telluride buzz and Emmy wins lead the day
The Telluride Film Festival continues to generate strong reviews, with Jesse Eisenberg's community theatre comedy and a new Danny Boyle film drawing attention. Meanwhile, Mariska Hargitay's personal documentary scores big at the Emmys, and Maisie Williams opens up about life after 'Game of Thrones.'
Saturday, September 5, 202619 stories
Fall Festivals, Diss Tracks, and Walk of Fame History
Today's entertainment news is a mix of festival buzz and real-world drama. Telluride is the epicenter for prestige docs and indie films, while the hip-hop world is split between a convicted murderer's plea and a new diss track. A historic Walk of Fame ceremony and a sobering cancer update round out a day that feels both celebratory and tense.
Friday, September 4, 202620 stories
Dolly Parton's death and Lil Durk's trial dominate
Today's entertainment news is heavy. The industry is processing the death of Dolly Parton, while Lil Durk's murder-for-hire trial moves toward a verdict. A few other stories break through, including a new Miley Cyrus video and a major video game release date.
Thursday, September 3, 202620 stories
Sony's 'Ramayana' sets November release date
Sony Pictures is betting big on a two-part 'Ramayana' adaptation, setting a global release for November. Meanwhile, the entertainment world is buzzing with fresh casting news, a new NHL streaming deal, and a unique crime drama format heading to MIPCOM.
Wednesday, September 2, 202620 stories
GTA 6 tops Netflix movie chart, Gal Gadot calls out DC Studios
Grand Theft Auto 6's 27-minute extended look hit number one on Netflix's movie chart in 87 countries. Gal Gadot broke her silence on the messy DC Studios transition. And the Tupac verdict continues to reverberate, with the detective who led the case calling it vindication.
Tuesday, September 1, 202617 stories
Tupac Verdict, D4vd Twist, and Onimusha's Mixed Reviews
Today's entertainment news is a strange mix of courtroom drama and game reviews. The Tupac murder conviction lands decades later, while singer D4vd's legal team suddenly quits. Meanwhile, Capcom's Onimusha revival gets praise for its combat but criticism for its length.
Monday, August 31, 202619 stories
Lanterns' backstory episode dominates discourse
Today in entertainment, the conversation is all about John Stewart's origin story in HBO's 'Lanterns.' Multiple outlets are digging into Episode 3, which redefines how he becomes a Green Lantern. Elsewhere, Mastodon's Brent Hinds firing gets a candid retrospective, and Showbox launches a microdrama label for global audiences.
Saturday, August 29, 202620 stories
Dolly Parton Tributes and Airport Renaming
The entertainment world is still processing the loss of Dolly Parton, with today's news shifting from emotional tributes to concrete honors. A proposal to rename Nashville's airport after the late icon leads the day, while a tasteless joke from Bill Maher shows not everyone is getting the tone right.
Friday, August 28, 202620 stories
Pompeo returns to ER, 'Whisper Man' lands
Ellen Pompeo is trading Grey Sloan Memorial for a new hospital, and Netflix's latest crime thriller is getting strong early reviews. Today's entertainment news is mostly about new projects landing, with a couple of throwback tributes mixed in.
Thursday, August 27, 202620 stories
Tim Curry tributes lead today's entertainment news
The entertainment world is remembering Tim Curry, who passed away on August 25, with tributes from Broadway and Nickelodeon fans alike. Meanwhile, Ridley Scott is eyeing the Blade Runner franchise rights, and the Emmys race gets a rare peek inside voters' heads.
Wednesday, August 26, 202618 stories
Dolly Parton tributes dominate the day
The entertainment world is still processing Dolly Parton's death, with tributes and remembrances pouring in from all corners. Today's stories are less about new developments and more about the collective mourning and reflection on her legacy.
Tuesday, August 25, 202620 stories
AI art controversy hits Masters of the Universe
The entertainment industry's AI debate escalated today, with new evidence that AI was used for concept art on Travis Knight's Masters of the Universe, following similar controversies on Supergirl and Spider-Man. Meanwhile, Taylor Swift's latest video and Kacey Musgraves' plea for immigrant children show stars using their platforms in very different ways, both generating buzz.
Monday, August 24, 202620 stories
Big Thief's triple album and tax policy for film investors
Today's entertainment news is split between a genuine artistic event and a structural industry problem. Big Thief premiered a 29-song triple album live, while a piece on lost film financing tools reminds us how much the business has changed.
Sunday, August 23, 202620 stories
Clive Davis remembered, Paramount chaos continues
Today's entertainment news is split between remembering a giant and watching a company unravel. Clive Davis gets a heartfelt farewell from the artists he mentored, while the Paramount saga gets stranger by the day with accusations flying in all directions. Meanwhile, 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' keeps shattering box office records.
Saturday, August 22, 202620 stories
Hollywood creatives train their own replacements
A Guardian report reveals that award-winning Hollywood writers and directors are taking gig work to train AI models in their own skills, for as little as $12 an hour. It's the most uncomfortable story in entertainment today, and it's getting attention from multiple outlets.
Friday, August 21, 202620 stories
Microbudget Chinese animation goes viral
The biggest story in entertainment today is a $200 Chinese animated film called 'Niu Lai' that has become a viral sensation despite looking like a Nintendo 64 game. It's a reminder that the internet can still make a star out of anything, and it's a more interesting conversation than the usual franchise news.
Thursday, August 20, 202620 stories
Rory Kennedy's Boeing doc lands on Netflix
Today's entertainment news is a mixed bag, but the biggest story is Rory Kennedy's urgent new documentary on Boeing, now streaming on Netflix. It's a sobering look at corporate reckoning, while the rest of the day offers a chaotic comedy, a new Swedish crime series, and a deep dive into why modern movies look so flat.
Wednesday, August 19, 202619 stories
Tupac trial witness dodges, Krumholtz quits acting
Today's entertainment news is heavy on endings and legal drama. David Krumholtz announced a break from acting, Taylor Sheridan killed the '6666' spinoff, and the Tupac murder trial took a strange turn with a witness who won't name names. Also, Hayden Panettiere's death is still unfolding, with new details about the circumstances.
Tuesday, August 18, 202619 stories
Pixar's horror debut, Phantom Blade Zero shines
While D23 fallout continues, today's entertainment news is a mixed bag: Pixar's first horror film is teased, Phantom Blade Zero gets a deep dive, and a few notable interviews and reviews stand out. The thread is about pushing boundaries, whether in animation, gaming, or celebrity discourse.
Sunday, August 16, 202619 stories
D23's 2028 slate dominates the day
Disney's D23 showcase dropped a flood of announcements, and the through-line is a 2028 theatrical slate that looks genuinely dominant. X-Men, Tangled, and Incredibles 3 all got major updates, with casting news that's already sparking debate. The rest of the day's entertainment news mostly orbits around this: streaming renewals, a few legal battles, and some smaller film and TV items.
Saturday, August 15, 202619 stories
D23 Showcases X-Men Cast, Ahsoka Trailer
Disney's D23 convention dominated entertainment news today, with major reveals for Marvel's X-Men film and Star Wars' Ahsoka Season 2. But the day also saw notable gaming and legal stories, from a new Modern Warfare beta to Netflix fighting a defamation suit.
Thursday, August 13, 202620 stories
Iger's Lakers Move and Merger Standoff
Entertainment news today is dominated by two big business stories: Bob Iger's surprise Lakers purchase and the escalating Paramount-WBD merger standoff. Both signal a shifting landscape where Hollywood's power players are making bold moves, and unions are worried about the fallout.
Wednesday, August 12, 202619 stories
TIFF lineup drops, Knoxville's unseen punch
Today's entertainment news is a grab bag: a major festival lineup, a painful Jackass exclusive, and a slew of celebrity interviews. The through-line is a mix of nostalgia and new beginnings, from hip-hop's 53rd birthday to the NBA's LeBron-fueled schedule.
Tuesday, August 11, 202619 stories
Crystal Lake and Rockford Files Reboot Buzz
Today's entertainment news is dominated by behind-the-scenes looks at two major reboots. Crystal Lake and The Rockford Files are both courting fan nostalgia, but the real story is how they're navigating the legacy of their source material. Meanwhile, a few franchise updates and a box office flop round out the day.
Sunday, August 9, 202620 stories
Flanagan's Carrie won't end how you think
Today's entertainment news is a grab bag, but the thread is reinvention. Mike Flanagan is promising a Carrie series that defies expectations, while The Cure's 1990 crisis and Fuerza Regida's historic tour show artists wrestling with their own success. Even a new Barbie doll is a remix of a music icon.
Saturday, August 8, 202620 stories
Drake's Kick Livestream and Star Trek's Kirk Recast
Today's entertainment news is a mix of high-stakes gambling, iconic sci-fi casting, and a few farewells. Drake's million-dollar Kick stream and the Star Trek Kirk recast grab the headlines, while 'Raising Kanan' wraps and Stanley Tucci heads to the UK.
Friday, August 7, 202619 stories
Pokémon DLC and Quake's 30th lead gaming
Gaming got the strongest stories today, with a new Pokémon expansion delivering a solid first dive and Quake celebrating 30 years with a free update. Elsewhere, music and TV offered a mix of album news, a reality dating show premiere, and a look at a potential final Sam Neill performance.
Friday, July 31, 202618 stories
Ariana Grande's 'Petal' Unleashes the Angry Ari
Today's entertainment news is a mixed bag, but the big story is Ariana Grande's new album 'Petal,' which has critics buzzing about her shift to a more aggressive sound. Elsewhere, the Big Bang Theory universe expands with comic book crossovers, and a new documentary revisits one of soccer's most controversial moments.
Thursday, July 30, 202618 stories
BTS boycotts Grammys over new Asian pop category
BTS is making headlines by boycotting the 2027 Grammys over a new Asian pop category, sparking debate about representation and categorization in music. Meanwhile, Disney is reportedly reviving 'Home Alone' with Macaulay Culkin, and Michael B. Jordan's 'Thomas Crown Affair' trailer drops with style.
Wednesday, July 29, 202620 stories
Jared Leto accused by four more women
The day's biggest story is a serious one: new sexual misconduct allegations against Jared Leto. Elsewhere, Jumanji returns with a trailer, and Fred Again.. teams up with Latin Mafia for a transparent mixtape project.
Tuesday, July 28, 202620 stories
Hollywood's AI contradiction exposed
A new LA Times investigation reveals Hollywood's split personality on AI: studios publicly fight it while quietly hiring for it. Meanwhile, Comic-Con's big takeaways and Marvel's Phase 7 slate keep the industry buzzing, but the real story today is the gap between what studios say and what they do.
Monday, July 27, 202616 stories
House of the Dragon death, Mulvaney vs Trump
House of the Dragon dominates the day with a major character death and a deep dive into Daeron's twisted family dynamics. Meanwhile, Dylan Mulvaney's response to Trump's WHCD roast draws attention, showing entertainment and politics colliding in a way that feels inevitable in 2026.
Sunday, July 26, 202619 stories
Marvel's Comic-Con reveals dominate the day
Marvel Studios took over Comic-Con with a slew of announcements, from Ryan Gosling's Ghost Rider to a new Black Panther. Meanwhile, Mike Flanagan's 'Carrie' series got a trailer and release date, and the 'Dungeons & Dragons' sequel looks dead.
Saturday, July 25, 202620 stories
Comic-Con dominates with Spaceballs, Lanterns, and del Toro
San Diego Comic-Con continues to drive the entertainment news cycle, with major reveals and panels dominating headlines. From a 'Spaceballs' sequel parodying Marvel's Hall H to a hand-crafted 3D re-release of 'Pan's Labyrinth' and the first trailer for DC's 'Lanterns,' the convention is delivering big moments.
Friday, July 24, 202619 stories
Bon Jovi's cut-short show leads SDCC day
San Diego Comic-Con is in full swing, but the biggest story today is a rock legend leaving the stage early. Bon Jovi's abrupt end at Madison Square Garden steals headlines from the convention floor, while Charli XCX's new album and a Big Bang Theory spinoff premiere offer fresh entertainment talking points.
Thursday, July 23, 202620 stories
SDCC dominates as Lanterns and Clayface trailers drop
San Diego Comic-Con is in full swing, and the entertainment news reflects it. DC Studios made waves with a new Clayface trailer and a Lanterns activation, while Marvel's Kevin Feige teased Miles Morales' MCU debut. Elsewhere, Whoopi Goldberg defended Elliot Page's casting in 'The Odyssey,' and the Boseman estate dispute continues.
Wednesday, July 22, 202620 stories
Splatoon Raiders hits a messy target
Nintendo's looter-shooter spin-off is the day's biggest conversation, landing with a 'delightful mess' review that splits opinion. Meanwhile, Spider-Man: Brand New Day's final trailer drops fresh speculation about Jean Grey, and the Games for Change Awards quietly celebrate purpose-driven games.
Tuesday, July 21, 202620 stories
Nolan's 'Odyssey' dominates global box office
Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey is the story of the day, with a massive $263.7M global opening and its press tour fashion becoming a cultural talking point. Meanwhile, Netflix's stock drop and Lego One Piece trailer offer counterprogramming.
Monday, July 20, 202620 stories
Hollywood's MAGA merger and Halo's extreme sports
Today's entertainment news is split between grim industry consolidation and joyful fan creativity. The proposed Paramount-WBD merger is framed as a conservative takeover that will make Hollywood boring, while Halo players are building their own Formula One and Ninja Warrior leagues. Meanwhile, the first Rick and Morty spinoff gets a warm review, and Michael Burry drops a milk-versus-wine analogy for Netflix and Disney.
Sunday, July 19, 202620 stories
World Cup Halftime Show Steals the Spotlight
The first-ever FIFA World Cup Final halftime show packed an 11-minute spectacle with Madonna, BTS, Shakira, and the Muppets, a logistical marvel that overshadowed most other entertainment news today. Elsewhere, a Call of Duty movie got a release date, and a beloved punk bassist passed away.
Saturday, July 18, 202619 stories
Tom Brady slap fuels Logan Paul feud
A real slap at Fanatics Fest has everyone wondering if this is real or WWE. Meanwhile, 'Aliens' VFX masters look back at 40 years, and Simon Pegg wades into the 'Lost' ending debate again.
Friday, July 17, 202620 stories
Nolan's 'Odyssey' sparks debate, Emmys cut categories
Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' continues to dominate conversation with new details on its bold changes and ending, while the Television Academy's decision to cut key categories from the primetime Emmy broadcast draws guild backlash. A wave of nostalgic retrospectives on 'Aliens' and 'Ulysses 31' also hit today, alongside a look at how Telemundo is winning over English-speaking World Cup viewers.
Thursday, July 16, 202619 stories
Box office summer heats up as Imagen nods land
Today's entertainment coverage splits between a booming summer box office and a slate of awards recognition. The Imagen Awards nominations spotlight Latino talent, while a midyear box office report shows Hollywood's hottest summer since COVID. Meanwhile, streaming reviews and gaming deals round out the day.
Tuesday, July 7, 202620 stories
Netflix's binge model faces short-form threat
Netflix may have invented binge-watching, but a new Bloomberg report suggests the model is fraying as viewers abandon shows before second seasons. Meanwhile, the World Cup and esports are pulling audiences in different directions, and Apple TV is doubling down on prestige true crime.
Monday, July 6, 202617 stories
Idiocracy named most American film ever
NYT readers picked 'Idiocracy' as the film that best captures the American experience, beating out classics like 'The Godfather.' Meanwhile, 'House of the Dragon' fans are unpacking a shocking betrayal and a new Targaryen reveal, and a Steve Perry deep cut gets a surprise re-record with the sons of Toto and Phil Collins.
Sunday, July 5, 202614 stories
Jesse Eisenberg Heads to Europe for Films
While the Taylor Swift wedding coverage continues to trickle out, today's entertainment news is more about artists making deliberate career moves. Jesse Eisenberg is getting Polish citizenship and shifting his focus to European filmmaking, and Tomi Adeyemi is publicly distancing herself from the film adaptation of her novel. Both stories reflect a growing tension between creators and the industry machinery.
Saturday, July 4, 202620 stories
Taylor Swift wedding dominates, Chappelle hints at return
The Taylor Swift-Travis Kelce wedding is the day's biggest story, with multiple outlets covering guest arrivals, performances, and even a satirical officiant. Meanwhile, Dave Chappelle is hinting at reviving 'Chappelle's Show,' and A24's partnership with Google DeepMind signals a new intersection of AI and filmmaking.
Friday, July 3, 202619 stories
The Onion's Infowars Parody and Madonna's Return
The Onion is taking its Infowars acquisition battle to the airwaves with a weekly parody livestream, while Madonna releases her best-reviewed album in two decades. Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce wedding rumors dominate celebrity gossip, but the real story today is the collision of satire and legal strategy.
Thursday, July 2, 202616 stories
Rosalía's 'Lux' tour dazzles L.A.
Rosalía's 'Lux' tour stop at the Forum got a rave review, while Beth Orton's latest album shows an artist still evolving. Meanwhile, the OMG Girlz trial ended with no punitive damages, and Lil Wayne had to apologize for a no-show.
Wednesday, July 1, 202619 stories
Chris Brown ordered to pay $13 million
The entertainment news today is dominated by a big legal verdict against Chris Brown, who must pay a housekeeper $13 million after a dog attack. Meanwhile, a Colorado candidate is being compared to Homelander, and Enola Holmes is growing up on screen.
Tuesday, June 30, 202618 stories
Sliders gets a 30-year retrospective
Today's entertainment coverage is a grab bag of nostalgia and behind-the-scenes stories, with Polygon leading on two retro analyses: a deep dive into 'Sliders' as a multiverse pioneer and a look back at 'Akira''s enduring ending. A former Bond casting director weighs in on the next 007, and Netflix's profile email change is annoying users.
Monday, June 29, 202618 stories
BET Awards 2026 dominates entertainment news
The BET Awards 2026 took over the entertainment conversation today, with standout performances, emotional honors, and a star-studded red carpet. Meanwhile, Lorde surprised fans with a massive demo dump and Lizzo opened up about album sales struggles.
Sunday, June 28, 202618 stories
A24's AI deal sparks fan backlash
A24's partnership with Google DeepMind has fans upset, putting the indie studio on the defensive. Meanwhile, Prime Video flexed its YA muscle with a fan event and a renewal, and Christopher Nolan gave Ryan Coogler the IMAX nod.
Saturday, June 27, 202620 stories
Larry David's future, Guadagnino's AI fears
Today's entertainment news is split between legacy figures looking ahead and new releases getting mixed reviews. Larry David's post-Curb plans dominate conversation, while Luca Guadagnino's AI worries add a sobering note to the film world. Meanwhile, critics are divided on The Bear's finale and Emerald Fennell's Wuthering Heights.
Friday, June 26, 202618 stories
Sony bets $100M on shared reality venues
Sony's $100M investment in Cosm signals a major bet on immersive, shared experiences, the kind that blend live events with tech. Meanwhile, Broadway gets a starry revival, and Muse goes disco-metal. The day's news leans toward big swings and bold formats.
Thursday, June 25, 202620 stories
Phoebe Bridgers goes phones-free at MSG
Today's entertainment news is a mixed bag of nostalgia, new beginnings, and a few legal wins. Phoebe Bridgers' surprise pop-up show at Madison Square Garden made a statement by banning phones, while Millie Bobby Brown opens up about the end of 'Stranger Things.' The DCU's 'Supergirl' gets a mixed review, and Disney Lorcana shakes up its own rules.
Wednesday, June 24, 202620 stories
Taylor Swift Surprise Duet, Clive Davis Tributes Continue
Today's entertainment news is a mix of heartfelt tributes and unexpected surprises. The music world continues to mourn Clive Davis, while Taylor Swift's surprise duet with Lainey Wilson at Travis Kelce's NFL concert steals the spotlight. Meanwhile, new album reviews and gaming updates round out the day.
Tuesday, June 23, 202620 stories
Clive Davis dies; Soderbergh launches Jaws app
The entertainment world lost a giant today with the passing of Clive Davis, the legendary music executive who shaped pop for decades. Meanwhile, Steven Soderbergh's inventive new app offers a deep dive into the making of Jaws, giving cinephiles a fresh way to study a classic.
Monday, June 22, 202620 stories
Fishtank, House of the Dragon, and Olivia Rodrigo's big week
Today's entertainment coverage is all about extremes: the unhinged future of reality TV, a bloody dragon war, and a pop star's record-breaking sales. Fishtank offers a glimpse into a lawless interactive format, while House of the Dragon returns with a major death. Olivia Rodrigo quietly dominates the charts.
Sunday, June 21, 202620 stories
Summer solstice brings book giveaways and horror comedy
Today's entertainment news is a mixed bag of giveaways, horror comedy, and comic book milestones. A massive summer solstice book giveaway is running, while Apple TV's new series 'Widow's Bay' is getting rave reviews as a fresh take on comedic horror. Meanwhile, Marvel's Spider-Man #1000 cover drama is the talk of the comics world.
Saturday, June 20, 202619 stories
Emmys ballot analysis and tech satire lead
Today's entertainment coverage is split between deep dives into industry awards politics and playful critiques of modern tech frustrations. The Emmy ballot analysis offers a strategic look at the 2026 race, while a satirical piece on rage-inducing tech problems parodies religious documents for laughs.
Friday, June 19, 202619 stories
Spike Jonze warns on AI; 'House of the Dragon' returns
Today's entertainment news is split between the real and the fictional. Spike Jonze, director of 'Her,' warns about manipulative AI chatbot design, while HBO's 'House of the Dragon' gears up for Season 3. The weekend streaming roundups and new music releases offer lighter fare.
Wednesday, June 17, 202618 stories
'Toy Story 5' poised for record opening
The box office is bracing for a massive weekend as 'Toy Story 5' tracks toward a franchise-best $275M global opening. Meanwhile, 'Widow's Bay' wraps its first season with a dark finale, and Jordanian cinema makes waves internationally.
Sunday, May 24, 20262 stories
Cyberpunk Novel and Justice League Preview
Today in entertainment, a cyberpunk graphic novel hits Kickstarter and the Justice League faces an old enemy in a new preview. Let's dive in.
