The 2020 Billboard Music Awards were held without an audience on Wednesday evening inside the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles, with Kelly Clarkson serving as host. “Tonight is about the way music touches us all because music
Stevie Wonder has released two ‘surprise’ new songs. The songs have been released through Stevie’s new label So What The Fuss Music, marketed and distributed by Republic Records/Universal Music Group. Both tracks are written and produced by
Dexter is coming back to TV. Showtime announced on social media that Michael C. Hall will return as serial killer Dexter Morgan for a 10-episode limited series. Hall will be reunited once again with showrunner Clyde Phillips, and
Robert Pattinson and Colin Farrell are back to work and were spotted on the set of the upcoming The Batman filming scenes in Liverpool, United Kingdom. The film resumed production this week after shutting down due to Pattinson, who
The Crown Season 4 trailer has been released, and will feature a first look at Princess Diana. The synopsis of the new season reads: “As the 1970s are drawing to a close, Queen Elizabeth (Olivia Colman) and
Days of Our Lives is halting production for two weeks after a crew member tested positive for the novel coronavirus. The positive COVID-19 test was discovered as part of the show’s testing protocol and the production team
35-year-old Keira Knightley will no longer be starring in Apple TV+’s The Essex Serpent. The actor’s rep said in a statement that Knightley has exited the streaming service’s original series “due to family reasons” amid the coronavirus
Joshua Jackson has joined Peacock’s Dr. Death series in the title role. Actor Jamie Dornan had originally been cast as Dr. Christopher Duntsch in the series based on the hit Wondery podcast of the same name, but
“Wonder Woman” star Gal Gadot will reteam with director Patty Jenkins to bring Cleopatra back to the big screen. The two have hired “Alexander” and “Shutter Island” writter Laeta Kalogridis to script the project. The biopic is
“Wonder Woman” star Gal Gadot and director Patty Jenkins will bring Cleopatra back to the big screen once again. The two have teamed up with“Alexander” and “Shutter Island” writer Laeta Kalogridis to script the project. The biopic
