Kylie Jenner is being sued by a former housekeeper who alleges harassment, discrimination, and wrongful termination during her time working at Jenner’s Hidden Hills home. Angelica Vazquez filed the lawsuit on April 17 against Jenner and two staffing companies, claiming that from September 2024 to August 2025 she was “treated with hostility and exclusion” from the moment she started. Jenner is listed as a defendant, though the filing does not accuse her personally of any specific behavior. According to the complaint, Vazquez says she faced “severe and pervasive harassment” from coworkers and the head housekeeper. She alleges she was routinely given the hardest tasks, excluded from the team, publicly belittled, and targeted with derogatory comments about her race, national origin, and religion. Vazquez, who identifies as Salvadoran and Catholic, says the environment became “toxic and abusive.” She also claims a supervisor threw hangers at her feet during a reprimand in March 2025, and that her complaints were ignored or mocked. Vazquez says the treatment caused anxiety, severe stress, and symptoms consistent with PTSD. She took medical leave in July 2025 and resigned the next month, saying the conditions had become “intolerable.” Vazquez is seeking punitive damages and restitution for unpaid wages, missed breaks, unreimbursed expenses, and other compensation.

Ryan Reynolds says he’s already written “some stuff” for Deadpool’s future in the MCU — but don’t expect a Deadpool 4. In a new Sunday Today interview, Reynolds revealed he doesn’t plan to center the character in another standalone film. Instead, he sees Deadpool as a supporting, ensemble?friendly chaos agent, saying, “He is a guy who is great in a group.”

Sydney Sweeney may be one of Hollywood’s biggest rising stars, but even she isn’t safe from the editing room. According to Entertainment Weekly, Sydney actually filmed a cameo for The Devil Wears Prada 2 — but her scene didn’t make the final cut. She was supposed to appear as herself in a quick, fashion?centric moment involving Emily Blunt’s character, reportedly tied to a high?end Dior styling setup. Very on?brand for the couture world of Prada. But despite the buzz — and despite Sydney being spotted around the set during production — filmmakers ultimately decided the cameo didn’t fit the flow of the movie and removed it during editing. Insiders say the decision wasn’t personal, just a typical Hollywood “it didn’t fit the final version” situation.

Billie Eilish says she can’t stop crying after living out a childhood dream on the Coachella stage with Justin Bieber over the weekend. Billie — who grew up a massive Bieber fan — was watching Justin’s headline set from the VIP section when Hailey Bieber encouraged her to run onstage for his classic “One Less Lonely Girl” moment. Billie sprinted up the ramp, Justin sat her on the iconic stool, wrapped her in a huge hug, and serenaded her like she was the chosen fan of the night. The second she ran back to Hailey and her family, Billie burst into tears — and the emotional flood didn’t stop. On Sunday, she posted a selfie on Instagram with red, watery eyes and the caption: “Can’t stop crying.”

Anne Hathaway has officially been crowned People magazine’s World’s Most Beautiful star of 2026, landing the cover at age 43 and joining past icons like Demi Moore and Sofia Vergara. She shared the cover on Instagram with a simple thank you to the magazine. The honor caps off a massive year for Hathaway, who has five films releasing in 2026:

The Devil Wears Prada 2 (May 1)
Mother Mary (this Friday)
The End of Oak Street (mystery sci fi)
Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey
Verity, based on the Colleen Hoover novel

In her interview, Hathaway credits her husband Adam Shulman for making this whirlwind year possible. She says he “stepped up in every possible way” and calls him “the most extraordinary person” she’s ever met. Married since 2012, the couple shares two sons, Jonathan (10) and Jack (6).

Ice Cube and Tommy Lee Jones will star in Outside Man, a new Teton Ridge film written and directed by Oscar?winner Brian Helgeland. The story centers on Ruben (Cube), a former Chicago mob enforcer trying to rebuild his life after prison. He hides out in rural Texas and takes a job working for Gus Wanamaker (Jones), a retired Texas Ranger and master furniture craftsman. The two men form an unlikely friendship — but their pasts threaten to collide and destroy the new lives they’re trying to build.

KPop boy band BTS' Arirang is the No. 1 album in the United States for a third week.

Here’s the rest of the top 10 on the Billboard 200 chart:
2. Morgan Wallen's I Am the Problem
3. Ye's Bully
4. Don Toliver's Octane
5. Olivia Dean's The Art of Loving
6. Luke Combs' The Way I Am
7. Bad Bunny's Debi Tirar Mas Fotos
8. Morgan Wallen's One Thing at a Time
9. Harry Styles' Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally.
10. Bruno Mars' The Romantic

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is No. 1 in North America, earning $35 million over the weekend.

Here’s the rest of the top 10:
2. Project Hail Mary - $20.5 million
3. Lee Cronin's The Mummy - $13.5 million
4. The Drama - $4.8 million
5. You, Me & Tuscany - $3.8 million
6. Hoppers - $2.9 million
7. Normal - $2.7 million
8. BTS World Tour Arirang - $1.8 million
9. Busboys - $1.7 million
10. Bhooth Bangla - $950,000

QVC Group — the company that practically invented live TV shopping and made “call now!” part of American culture — has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The company says the voluntary filing in a Texas federal court is part of a plan to reinvent itself for the social media era, shifting from traditional TV to livestream retail on digital platforms. CEO David Rawlinson says the restructuring will slash QVC’s debt from $6.6 billion down to $1.3 billion, giving the company “a more appropriate capital structure” to compete in today’s retail landscape. QVC, HSN, and Cornerstone Brands will continue operating normally during the process, with no layoffs or furloughs planned. The company insists it has enough liquidity to pay employees, fulfill vendor obligations, and keep all channels and platforms running as usual.

Bryan Cranston and Frankie Muniz sat down for an Esquire interview to promote their upcoming Malcolm in the Middle reboot, Life’s Still Unfair — and Cranston couldn’t resist firing off a joke at Shia LaBeouf’s expense. Muniz revealed he was originally cast in Disney’s Holes before choosing Agent Cody Banks instead. He admitted he sometimes wonders how his career might’ve changed if he’d taken the more dramatic role — especially since Holes helped launch LaBeouf’s film career. Cranston immediately jumped in with a deadpan punchline: “You could’ve ended up with Shia LaBeouf’s life.” Then, after a long comedic sigh, he looked into the camera and added: “Keep that one in. Shia, get some help.” The moment landed because LaBeouf has spent the past decade in and out of legal trouble, most recently being arrested in New Orleans after an alleged bar fight during Mardi Gras. He was ordered to rehab earlier this year.

Paramount has officially confirmed that a sequel to Top Gun: Maverick is now in active development, with a script currently being written. Tom Cruise is expected to return as Pete “Maverick” Mitchell, and longtime producer Jerry Bruckheimer is also back on board. The studio reaffirmed the project during its CinemaCon presentation, noting that writer Ehren Kruger, who co?wrote Maverick, is returning to pen the new installment. The move comes after Top Gun: Maverick became the highest?grossing film of Cruise’s career, earning roughly $1.49 billion worldwide and winning the Oscar for Best Sound.

Steven Spielberg stunned the crowd at CinemaCon by revealing new footage from his upcoming summer blockbuster “Disclosure Day.” Spielberg confirmed the film is about extraterrestrials — and said it’s “way closer to truth than fiction,” pointing to the 2017 New York Times report on the Pentagon’s secret UFO program as inspiration. The movie follows Josh O’Connor, Emily Blunt, and Colman Domingo as characters entangled in a government cover?up, with Colin Firth playing the man trying to keep the alien truth buried. Spielberg said he’s guarding the third act closely because modern audiences dissect trailers too deeply.

Netflix’s newest price hike has triggered a major backlash, with long?time subscribers saying they’re finally cancelling after years of steady increases. The company raised prices across all plans this month — the premium tier now costs $26.99 a month, the standard plan is $19.99, and the ad?supported tier is $8.99. Extra member fees also went up. Online, many users say this increase is the breaking point. Some who had subscribed for 15–20 years announced they’ve cancelled, and several said they were surprised by how little they missed Netflix once it was gone. Others noted the premium plan now approaches $360 a year, which they no longer consider worth it. A survey from SQ Magazine found 62% of U.S. streaming customers cite rising prices as their biggest frustration. The average household now pays $109 a month for about six streaming services, forcing many to cut back.

Demi Moore has joined Charlize Theron and Julia Garner in the upcoming Amazon MGM Studios thriller Tyrant, a high?stakes culinary drama set in New York City’s elite fine?dining world. The film comes from writer?director David Weil, with production beginning in Los Angeles in the next few weeks under a California tax credit. The official plot is still under wraps, but Tyrant is described as a tense, high?pressure thriller inside the competitive, cutthroat restaurant scene. Weil adapted the script from a story he developed with Cody Behan.

Toho has released the first teaser for Godzilla Minus Zero, the sequel to 2023’s Godzilla Minus One. The new film jumps ahead to 1949, two years after the events of the first movie, and continues the story of Koichi and the Shikishima family. The big twist: the action appears to move to the United States, with the teaser showing Godzilla towering past the Statue of Liberty in New York City. Takashi Yamazaki returns as writer and director, with Ryunosuke Kamiki reprising his role as Koichi. The film hits U.S. theaters November 6

Taylor Swift is back doing what she does—racking up nominations like it’s a hobby. The all-time American Music Awards champ (40 wins and counting) just pulled in eight nominations for this year’s show, including the big one—Artist of the Year. She’s also in the mix for Album of the Year for The Life of a Showgirl and Song of the Year for “The Fate of Ophelia,” which is basically everywhere right now. Queen Latifah is set to host live from MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas on Memorial Day, Monday, May 25. The event airs on CBS and Paramount+.

NOMINEES

GENERAL CATEGORIES
Artist of the Year
Bad Bunny
Bruno Mars
BTS
Harry Styles
Justin Bieber
Kendrick Lamar
Lady Gaga
Morgan Wallen
Sabrina Carpenter
Taylor Swift

New Artist of the Year
Alex Warren
Ella Langley
KATSEYE
Leon Thomas
Olivia Dean
sombr

Album of the Year
Cardi B – “AM I THE DRAMA?”
Fuerza Regida – “111xpantia”
Justin Bieber – “SWAG”
Lady Gaga – “Mayhem”
Morgan Wallen – “I’m The Problem”
Olivia Dean – “The Art of Loving”
Playboi Carti – “MUSIC”
Sabrina Carpenter – “Man’s Best Friend”
Tate McRae – “So Close To What”
Taylor Swift – “The Life of a Showgirl”

Song of the Year
Alex Warren – “Ordinary”
Ella Langley – “Choosin’ Texas”
The Singing Voices of HUNTR/X: EJAE, Audrey Nuna, Rei Ami – “Golden”
Kehlani – “Folded”
Leon Thomas – “MUTT”
Morgan Wallen – “I’m The Problem”
Olivia Dean – “Man I Need”
Sabrina Carpenter – “Manchild”
sombr – “back to friends”
Taylor Swift – “The Fate of Ophelia”

Collaboration of the Year
BigXthaPlug, Bailey Zimmerman – “All The Way”
David Guetta, Teddy Swims, Tones And I – “Gone Gone Gone”
Morgan Wallen, Tate McRae – “What I Want”
PinkPantheress, Zara Larsson – “Stateside”
Shaboozey, Jelly Roll – “Amen”
Social Song of the Year
Disco Lines, Tinashe – “No Broke Boys”
PinkPantheress – “Illegal”
Role Model – “Sally, When The Wine Runs Out”
Tyla – “CHANEL”
Zara Larsson – “Lush Life”

Best Music Video
KATSEYE – “Gnarly”
ROSALÍA, Björk, Yves Tumor – “Berghain”
Sabrina Carpenter – “Manchild”
Taylor Swift – “The Fate of Ophelia”
Tyla – “CHANEL”

Best Soundtrack
F1 The Album
Hazbin Hotel: Season Two
KPop Demon Hunters
Wicked: For Good
Charli xcx – Wuthering Heights

Tour of the Year
Beyoncé – “Cowboy Carter Tour”
Kendrick Lamar, SZA – “Grand National Tour”
Lady Gaga – “The Mayhem Ball”
Oasis – “Oasis Live ‘25 Tour”
Shakira – “Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour”

Breakout Tour
Benson Boone – “American Heart World Tour”
Kali Uchis – “The Sincerely, Tour”
The Marías – “Submarine Tour”
Megan Moroney – “Am I Okay? Tour”
Sleep Token – “Even in Arcadia Tour”

Breakthrough Album of the Year
Olivia Dean – “The Art of Loving”
sombr – “I Barely Know Her”
Zara Larsson – “Midnight Sun”
Best Throwback Song
4 Non Blondes – “What’s Up”
Black Eyed Peas – “Rock That Body”
Goo Goo Dolls – “Iris”

Best Vocal Performance
Alex Warren – “Ordinary”
The Singing Voices of HUNTR/X: EJAE, Audrey Nuna, Rei Ami – “Golden”
Lady Gaga – “Abracadabra”
RAYE – “WHERE IS MY HUSBAND!”
SIENNA SPIRO – “Die on this Hill”

Song of the Summer
Alex Warren – “FEVER DREAM”
Bella Kay – “iloveitiloveitiloveit”
BTS – “SWIM”
Ella Langley – “Choosin’ Texas”
Harry Styles – “American Girls”
Noah Kahan – “The Great Divide”
PinkPantheress, Zara Larsson – “Stateside”
sombr – “Homewrecker”
Tame Impala, JENNIE – “Dracula”
Taylor Swift – “Elizabeth Taylor”

POP CATEGORIES
Best Male Pop Artist
Alex Warren
Benson Boone
Ed Sheeran
Harry Styles
Justin Bieber

Best Female Pop Artist
Lady Gaga
Olivia Dean
Sabrina Carpenter
Tate McRae
Taylor Swift

Breakthrough Pop Artist
KATSEYE
SIENNA SPIRO
Zara Larsson

Best Pop Song
Alex Warren – “Ordinary”
The Singing Voices of HUNTR/X: EJAE, Audrey Nuna, Rei Ami – “Golden”
Olivia Dean – “Man I Need”
Sabrina Carpenter – “Manchild”
Taylor Swift – “The Fate of Ophelia”

Best Pop Album
Lady Gaga – “Mayhem”
Olivia Dean – “The Art of Loving”
Sabrina Carpenter – “Man’s Best Friend”
Tate McRae – “So Close To What”
Taylor Swift – “The Life of a Showgirl”

COUNTRY CATEGORIES
Best Male Country Artist
Jelly Roll
Luke Combs
Morgan Wallen
Riley Green
Shaboozey

Best Female Country Artist
Ella Langley
Kelsea Ballerini
Lainey Wilson
Megan Moroney
Miranda Lambert

Best Country Duo or Group
Brooks & Dunn
Old Dominion
Rascal Flatts
Treaty Oak Revival
Zac Brown Band

Breakthrough Country Artist
Sam Barber
Tucker Wetmore
Zach Top

Best Country Song
BigXthaPlug, Bailey Zimmerman – “All The Way”
Ella Langley – “Choosin’ Texas”
Morgan Wallen – “Just In Case”
Russell Dickerson – “Happen To Me”
Shaboozey – “Good News”

Best Country Album
BigXthaPlug – “I Hope You’re Happy”
Megan Moroney – “Cloud 9”
Morgan Wallen – “I’m The Problem”
Sam Barber – “Restless Mind”
Tucker Wetmore – “What Not To”

HIP-HOP CATEGORIES
Best Male Hip-Hop Artist
Don Toliver
Kendrick Lamar
Playboi Carti
Tyler, The Creator
YoungBoy Never Broke Again

Best Female Hip-Hop Artist
Cardi B
Doechii
GloRilla
Sexyy Red
YKNIECE

Breakthrough Hip-Hop Artist
EsDeeKid
Monaleo
PLUTO

Best Hip-Hop Song
Cardi B – “ErrTime”
Drake – “NOKIA”
Gunna, Burna Boy – “wgft”
Playboi Carti, The Weeknd – “Rather Lie”
YKNIECE, Quavo, Metro Boomin, Breskii – “Take Me Thru Dere”

Best Hip-Hop Album
Cardi B – “AM I THE DRAMA?”
Don Toliver – “OCTANE”
Gunna – “The Last Wun”
Playboi Carti – “MUSIC”
YoungBoy Never Broke Again – “MASA”

R&B CATEGORIES
Best Male R&B Artist
Bruno Mars
Chris Brown
Daniel Caesar
PARTYNEXTDOOR
The Weeknd

Best Female R&B Artist
Kehlani
Summer Walker
SZA
Teyana Taylor
Tyla

Breakthrough R&B Artist
Leon Thomas
Mariah the Scientist
Ravyn Lenae

Best R&B Song
Bruno Mars – “I Just Might”
Chris Brown, Bryson Tiller – “It Depends”
Kehlani – “Folded”
Leon Thomas – “MUTT”
Mariah the Scientist – “BURNING BLUE”

Best R&B Album
Bruno Mars – “The Romantic”
Justin Bieber – “SWAG”
Leon Thomas – “MUTT”
Mariah the Scientist – “HEARTS SOLD SEPARATELY”
Summer Walker – “Finally Over It”

LATIN CATEGORIES
Best Male Latin Artist
Bad Bunny
Junior H
Peso Pluma
Rauw Alejandro
Tito Double P

Best Female Latin Artist
Gloria Estefan
KAROL G
Natti Natasha
ROSALÍA
Shakira

Best Latin Duo or Group
Clave Especial
Fuerza Regida
Grupo Firme
Grupo Frontera
Julión Álvarez y su Norteño Banda

Breakthrough Latin Artist
Beéle
Kapo
Netón Vega

Best Latin Song
Bad Bunny – “NUEVAYoL”
benny blanco, Selena Gomez, The Marías – “Ojos Tristes”
Fuerza Regida – “Marlboro Rojo”
Fuerza Regida, Grupo Frontera – “ME JALO”
KAROL G – “LATINA FOREVA”

Best Latin Album
Fuerza Regida – “111xpantia”
KAROL G – “Tropicoqueta”
Netón Vega – “Mi Vida Mi Muerte”
Peso Pluma, Tito Double P – “DINASTÍA”
ROSALÍA – “Lux”

ROCK CATEGORIES
Best Rock/Alternative Artist
Deftones
Linkin Park
The Marías
Sleep Token
Twenty One Pilots

Breakthrough Rock/Alternative Artist
Geese
Gigi Perez
sombr

Best Rock/Alternative Song
Noah Kahan – “The Great Divide”
Linkin Park – “Up From The Bottom”
sombr – “back to friends”
Sublime – “Ensenada”
Tame Impala – “Dracula”

Best Rock/Alternative Album
Sleep Token – “Even In Arcadia”
sombr – “I Barely Know Her”
Tame Impala – “Deadbeat”
Twenty One Pilots – “Breach”
Zach Bryan – “With Heaven On Top”

DANCE/ELECTRONIC CATEGORIES
Best Dance/Electronic Artist
Calvin Harris
David Guetta
Fred again..
ILLENIUM
John Summit

K-POP CATEGORIES
Best Male K-Pop Artist
ATEEZ
BTS
ENHYPEN
Stray Kids
TOMORROW X TOGETHER
Best Female K-Pop Artist
aespa
BLACKPINK
ILLIT
LE SSERAFIM
TWICE

AFROBEATS CATEGORIES
Best Afrobeats Artist
Burna Boy
MOLIY
Rema
Tyla
Wizkid

Paramount+ has renewed Taylor Sheridan’s hit drama The Madison, starring Michelle Pfeiffer, for a third season—a quick move following the show’s blockbuster launch. Although Season 2 was never officially announced, Deadline confirms it was quietly filmed last fall and is already completed. Its premiere date is still up in the air, with possibilities ranging from later this year to early 2027. Seasons 1 and 2 each run six episodes; the episode count for Season 3 hasn’t been set. The renewal comes after a massive debut. Starring Pfeiffer and Kurt Russell, the series spans two worlds—Montana’s sweeping landscapes and Manhattan’s high?energy pulse—while exploring the emotional bonds that hold families together. Critics have praised it as “deeply emotional, poignant and powerful,” with Pfeiffer earning standout acclaim.

Gal Gadot and Isla Fisher have officially joined Casey Affleck and Pete Davidson in Bitcoin, the new Doug Liman–directed thriller heading into the Cannes market. The project, previously rumored online under the title Killing Satoshi, is now confirmed as Bitcoin and is being sold by Patrick Wachsberger’s company, 193. Liman reunites with Oscar?winner Casey Affleck, who stars as Craig Wright, the Australian computer scientist who has long claimed—controversially—to be Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto. Pete Davidson plays blockchain investor Calvin Ayre, while Gadot appears as Charlotte “Lotte” Miller. Isla Fisher’s role has not yet been detailed. The script comes from Nick Schenk (Gran Torino), and production began in late February. The film is based on Wright’s real?world claims that he was part of the team behind Bitcoin’s creation. Those claims have been widely rejected in the crypto community, and in 2024 the British High Court ruled that Wright is not Satoshi and barred him from continuing to say he is.

Katy Perry is forcefully denying new allegations from actress Ruby Rose, who claimed on social media that Perry sexually assaulted her nearly two decades ago at a nightclub in Melbourne. Perry’s rep told TMZ the accusations are “categorically false” and described them as dangerous, reckless lies, adding that Ruby Rose has a history of making serious public allegations that others have denied. Ruby Rose, now 40, posted a series of messages saying the alleged incident happened when she was in her early 20s. She explained why she waited so long to speak out, saying trauma made it difficult and that she needed to “get it out” of her body. Katy Perry’s camp maintains the claims are completely untrue.

Netflix has unveiled the first?look teaser for its Little House on the Prairie reboot, with all episodes premiering July 9. The new adaptation returns to Laura Ingalls Wilder’s classic books, following the Ingalls family as they leave Wisconsin for a new life on the prairie and rediscover what “home” really means. The series stars Alice Halsey as Laura, Luke Bracey as Charles, Crosby Fitzgerald as Caroline, and Skywalker Hughes as Mary. The teaser leans into the nostalgic tone of the original, opening with a warm narration about the family’s journey from the Big Woods to the wide?open prairie. Even before Season 1 drops, Netflix has already renewed the series for Season 2.

 

Harrison Ford is looking back on one of the darkest periods of his life. On the Hollywood Reporter’s Awards Chatter podcast, the actor revealed that he battled severe depression while attending Ripon College in Wisconsin. Ford said he would rarely leave his dorm room, describing a routine where he’d get out of bed only long enough to order a pizza, then go right back to sleep. He admitted that even on the rare days he tried to attend class, he’d touch the building door and immediately turn around. He said, “I was more than depressed. I think I was ill. I was socially ill, psychologically not well.” Ford said he never found a sense of community — until he accidentally enrolled in a drama class to boost his GPA. He didn’t realize it required acting, but once he stepped into that world, everything changed. He discovered a group of people he connected with and said he finally felt like he belonged. “I simply found my place amongst storytellers,” Ford said. He credits that class with changing his entire life.

Britney Spears has voluntarily entered a treatment facility following her DUI arrest in early March. Her representative just confirmed that the singer checked herself in, describing the move as an important step toward getting the help and support she needs. Spears was arrested on March 4 in Ventura, California, on suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol. She was released the next day, and her rep called the incident “completely inexcusable,” adding that her loved ones are working on a long?overdue plan to support her well?being. Her sons, Sean Preston and Jayden James, will also be spending time with her. The arrest comes amid ongoing public concern about Spears’ behavior since the end of her conservatorship in 2022.

Bruno Mars blasted off his long?awaited Romantic Tour with a record?breaking, sold?out opener at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas — his first full headline tour in nearly ten years, and he made sure it felt like an event. He opened with three tracks from his new #1 Billboard album, The Romantic — “Risk It All,” “Cha Cha Cha,” and “On My Soul” — backed by a 12?piece band and a full?blown production that even included a lowrider cruising down a newly christened “Bruno Mars Drive” onstage. The night’s biggest shock: a Silk Sonic reunion. Anderson .Paak jumped in for a five?song run, their first time performing together since 2022, lighting up the stadium with “Smokin’ Out the Window” and “Leave the Door Open.” City officials declared April 10 “Bruno Mars Day,” renamed Park Avenue to Bruno Mars Drive, and presented him with the Key to the Strip, putting him in the same Vegas?legend lane as Elvis and Sinatra.

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, is the No. 1 film in North America for a second weekend, earning $69 million over the weekend.

Here’s the rest of the top 10:
2. Project Hail Mary - $25 million
3. The Drama - $8.7 million
4. You, Me & Tuscany - $8 million
5. Hoppers - $4.1 million
6. BTS World Tour Arirang - $2.4 million
7. Faces of Death - $1.7 million
8. Exit 8 - $1.4 million
9. A Great Awakening - $1.3 million
10. Reminders of Him - $1 million

Sabrina Carpenter is promising her “most ambitious show ever” as she headlines Coachella’s Friday nights, April?10?and?17. She told Perfect magazine’s Marc?Jacobs she’s spent seven months planning the production — the longest lead?up she’s ever had for a concert — and says it’ll be “very special.” This marks her first time headlining Coachella, though she’s no stranger to the festival. She made her debut back in 2024, the same day her breakout hit “Espresso” dropped — a song that shot to No.?3 on the Billboard?Hot?100 and paved the way for her first chart?topper, “Please?Please?Please.” Carpenter also revealed she’s still writing, even after releasing two albums in two years, hinting that more music is on the way.

George Clooney has issued a pointed response after a White House spokesperson mocked him over comments he made accusing President Trump of committing a war crime. Clooney’s original remarks came during a speech to high school students in Italy, where he referenced Trump’s written threat toward Iran stating that “a whole civilization will die tonight.” Clooney argued that threatening the destruction of a nation meets the definition of a war crime under international law. In response, White House Communications Director Steven Cheung told The Independent that “the only person committing war crimes is George Clooney for his awful movies and terrible acting ability.” Clooney then sent a statement to Deadline, criticizing the administration’s tone and reiterating that international conventions define intent to destroy a nation as a potential war crime. He also joked about his own career, referencing Batman & Robin. Clooney’s comments came as Trump announced he was delaying his threat against Iran for two weeks while negotiations continued over reopening the Strait of Hormuz. While Clooney’s written statement carried a playful edge, his public remarks in Italy were serious, emphasizing that threatening to end a civilization crosses a legal and moral line according to international definitions.

Anna Wintour’s latest Vogue cover — shared with Meryl Streep — came with a wide?ranging interview that revisited one of fashion’s frostiest dynamics: her long, complicated history with Melania Trump. During a conversation with Greta Gerwig about how women in power communicate authority through clothing, Wintour enthusiastically praised Michelle Obama and New York City’s First Lady Rama Duwaji for their individuality and modern style. When Melania’s fashion came up, Wintour’s tone noticeably cooled. She dismissed the idea that “power suits” are necessary — a look Melania is strongly associated with — and offered only a faint compliment, saying Melania “always looks like herself.”

Cardi B is not playing around after discovering someone stole her American Express card and went on a $60,000 shopping spree — and she says she already has clear photos of the suspects. In a video posted to fans, Cardi explained she didn’t realize her card was missing until she spotted a $40,000 charge at Saks Fifth Avenue, followed by another $20,000 purchase at the Apple Store. That’s when she and her accountant realized the card had been stolen. Cardi says the thieves aren’t as slick as they think — because she has crystal?clear images of them making the purchases. And in classic Cardi fashion, she didn’t hold back: “Y’all going to jail! I got clear pictures of you motherfers.”* She even described what the suspects look like and where the photos were taken, joking that they’re “lucky” she doesn’t have their address.

Andy Serkis is officially returning as Alfred Pennyworth in Matt Reeves’ The Batman II, which begins filming in June in London. The only holdup was scheduling — Serkis is also prepping New Line’s Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum, due out in December 2027 — but he says both productions are lining up and he’ll join The Batman II team by the end of the year. Serkis confirmed the news while doing press for his animated Animal Farm adaptation, which he directed. He’ll join a cast that includes Robert Pattinson back as Batman, Colin Farrell as The Penguin, Scarlett Johansson, and Sebastian Stan as Harvey Dent.

A new animated adaptation of George Orwell’s Animal Farm is on the way, and the cast is stacked. Seth Rogen and Woody Harrelson headline the voice lineup, joined by Glenn Close, Kieran Culkin, Steve Buscemi, Laverne Cox, Jim Parsons, Kathleen Turner, Gaten Matarazzo, and Andy Serkis. A newly released trailer shows the farm animals discovering they’re being sent to a slaughterhouse, sparking a rebellion to secure their own rights—only for the pigs to seize control and twist the revolution in their favor. The movie hits theaters May 1.

Rapper Offset was shot yesterday near the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Florida. His rep confirmed he was hit but said he’s “fine,” currently hospitalized, stable, and under close monitoring. Seminole Police said the shooting happened around 7 p.m. in a valet area, resulting in non?life?threatening injuries. Two people have been detained, and authorities say the scene was secured quickly with no ongoing threat to the public.

After nearly two years in development, Hulu has officially passed on Group Chat, the comedy pilot created by longtime friends Kim Kardashian and La La Anthony. The series was inspired by Anthony’s 2014 book The Love Playbook and centered on five L.A. women in their 40s whose private group chat exposed the messy, unfiltered reality behind their polished lives. The cast included La La Anthony, Yaya DaCosta, Rebecca Rittenhouse, Melanie Liburd, and Stephanie Suganami, with Kardashian set to executive produce and narrate. Anthony previously said the show would be “fun and relatable,” and that she and Kim had been looking for the right project to do together. But the two aren’t slowing down. Just days after the rejection, Variety reported that Kardashian and Anthony are now teaming up to executive produce a new, untitled Tracy Oliver comedy for Hulu. The series follows a top crisis manager whose life implodes after her husband’s scandal, forcing her to lean on her closest friends as they navigate dating, ambition, motherhood, and reinvention.

With The Late Show with Stephen Colbert ending in May, CBS has officially locked in its new late?night lineup — and it’s a full pivot away from traditional talk shows. CBS is expanding its time?buy model, moving Comics Unleashed with Byron Allen into the 11:35 p.m. slot starting May 22, the night after Colbert signs off for good. The show, which has been running in syndication since 2006 and recently aired at 12:35 a.m., will now air two back?to?back half?hour episodes every night for the 2026–2027 season. At 12:35 a.m., CBS will plug in another Byron Allen property: Funny You Should Ask, also airing in double episodes Monday through Friday. Both shows come from Allen Media Group, with Allen and his longtime producing team overseeing production. CBS execs say canceling The Late Show was a financial decision, not a performance issue, citing a steep decline in late?night advertising revenue. Paramount’s George Cheeks said the economics “just weren’t sustainable” anymore.

A piece of Jurassic World history has been wiped out by Hawaii’s recent storms. Actor Chris Pratt revealed that the bungalow belonging to his character Owen Grady from the 2015 film was destroyed when a massive tree fell on it during back?to?back storms that dumped 2 trillion gallons of rain across the islands. Pratt shared the news in an interview with Entertainment Weekly, saying his friend who lives on the ranch texted him about the damage. The storms also forced Jason Momoa and his family to flee O‘ahu’s North Shore amid the worst flooding Hawaii has seen in 20 years. Momoa posted that his family was safe but urged residents to stay cautious as the region continues to recover. According to the University of Hawaii, the storms lasted 14 days and caused widespread destruction — even claiming a cinematic landmark in the process.

A scary moment on the road for Tori Spelling and a van full of kids. Spelling, four of her children, and three of their friends were all taken to the hospital after a crash in Temecula, California. According to authorities, two vehicles were found with heavy damage after a driver allegedly blew through a red light and slammed into them. Spelling was behind the wheel with seven kids in the car when it happened. Everyone was checked at the scene, then transported to the hospital in three ambulances. The injuries—cuts, bruises, contusions, and some concussions—were serious enough to get checked out, but thankfully nothing reported as life-threatening. No arrests were made, and video from the scene shows Spelling talking with police while things were being sorted out.

Super Mario Galaxy Movie -- starring Chris Pratt, Charlie Day and Jack Black -- is the No. 1 film in North America, earning $130.9 million over the weekend.

Here’s the rest of the top 10:
2. Project Hail Mary - $30.7 million
3. The Drama - $14.4 million
4. Hoppers - $5.8 million
5. Reminders of Him - $2.2 million
6. A Great Awakening - $2.1 million
7. They Will Kill You - $1.93 million
8. Durandhar The Revenge - $1.82 million
9. Ready or Not 2: Here I Come - $1.82 million
10. Undertone - $1.1 million

The team behind the Oscar?winning smash “KPop Demon Hunters” says the sequel is coming — and it’s going to be bigger, bolder, and packed with surprises. Co?director Maggie Kang told reporters in Seoul that she’s keeping details locked down, but promised the follow?up will expand the world fans fell in love with. The first film just won two Oscars — Best Animated Feature and Best Original Song for “Golden” — and Netflix has already confirmed a sequel after the movie became its most?watched film ever. Co?director Chris Appelhans said the creative philosophy hasn’t changed: the goal is to push boundaries, break rules, and surprise audiences without repeating the first movie. No plot or release details have been announced yet.

Donald Glover says the long?promised Community movie is still very much alive — and may finally be moving forward. In a new interview, Glover told Entertainment Tonight that the cast is actively “working on it right now,” adding that he genuinely believes “something is gonna happen soon.” He also revealed that the original cast has been buzzing about it in their group text, which he describes as “lovey dovey” and occasionally overwhelming when he wakes up to dozens of messages from across the world. The movie was officially announced in 2024 as part of California’s film and TV tax credit program. Peacock ordered the film back in 2022, confirming the return of Joel McHale, Alison Brie, Danny Pudi, Gillian Jacobs, Jim Rash, and Ken Jeong. Yvette Nicole Brown later confirmed she’s also back, with the script being updated to include her character Shirley.

Zendaya is keeping the rumor mill on mute when it comes to her relationship with Tom Holland—especially the whole “are they secretly married?” question. During a podcast appearance alongside Robert Pattinson, Zendaya made it clear she’s not confirming anything, and it’s not because she’s dodging—it’s because she’s protecting what’s hers. She acknowledged that fans feel invested in their relationship, especially since the two literally fell in love on-screen in the Spider-Man film series, but said there’s a line she’s not crossing. The speculation kicked into overdrive after her stylist Law Roach casually claimed the wedding already happened. Then AI-generated wedding photos started floating around online, convincing just enough people to make things messy. Zendaya even joked that strangers were complimenting her “wedding pics” in real life—except, yeah, they were fake. She didn’t confirm or deny anything, but she did open up about how she feels with Holland, calling him “her person” and saying she feels more at ease with him than without him.

Taylor Swift is being sued by Las Vegas performer Maren Wade over the title “The Life Of A Showgirl.” Wade says she’s been building her brand around a similar name for over a decade—through a column, podcast, and live performances—and claims Swift bulldozed right into that territory with her album rollout. According to the lawsuit, Wade had already locked in trademark protections tied to entertainment and stage work. When Swift dropped her album and started slapping the name across merch and marketing, Wade argues it created confusion—and worse, made it look like she was the copycat. The United States Patent and Trademark Office had already flagged Swift’s trademark attempt, saying it was too close to Wade’s existing claim. That’s legal-speak for “this might not fly.” Now Wade’s going for damages and wants a court to shut down Swift’s use of the name altogether. No public response yet from Swift’s camp, but here’s the reality: in trademark fights, the early bird usually gets the worm—and sometimes a settlement check. Otherwise, it’s headed for a courtroom showdown where branding meets heavyweight bank accounts.

Netflix will stream The 51st AFI Life Achievement Award: A Tribute To Eddie Murphy starting May 31, about a month after the live gala goes down April 18 at the Dolby Theatre. The honor comes from the American Film Institute, which has been handing out this lifetime award since 1973—basically the Hollywood version of “you’ve done it all.” Murphy now joins a heavyweight list that includes Francis Ford Coppola, Nicole Kidman, and Julie Andrews.

The NFL is handing the spotlight to two big names—and one of them is fresh off a title. Seattle Seahawks will headline the 2026 season of Hard Knocks, giving fans a behind-the-scenes look at their training camp after winning Super Bowl LX over the New England Patriots. That’s a first for the series—never before has it followed a defending Super Bowl champ. Then in 2027, the spotlight flips to New England, a franchise that’s no stranger to cameras, controversy, or championships. Even though the dynasty era featuring Bill Belichick and Tom Brady has moved on, the team still carries plenty of intrigue—especially with owner Robert Kraft still running the show.