Tupac’s Murder Finally Has a Guilty Verdict. But the Mystery Isn’t Over
For all the mythic stature of Tupac Shakur, you’d have expected his murder trial to have been held somewhere with a little more grandeur. Maybe the Las Vegas Motor Speedway or the Thomas & Mack Center, a basketball and concert arena whose gala opening starred Frank Sinatra and Diana
Gary Oldman Claims James Bond Has Been Cast, As He Backs Jack Lowden To Play 007
Gary Oldman has claimed that the next James Bond has been decided. In an interview with Canada’s Global, Oldman backed his Slow Horses co-star Jack Lowden to play 007, saying he had his “fingers crossed” for the Scottish actor. Oldman said: “It’s been rumored that he’s
Critics call out Kaia Gerber and Homer Gere 'nepo baby' Vogue cover
Vogue's 2026 September issue is a nostalgic nod to one of its beloved covers of the past. But the internet has other thoughts about the throwback-inspired cover shoot. Kaia Gerber and Homer Gere are making waves as fashion icons and as the stars of FX’s “The
Celebrities, Influencers, and Communities: The New Face of Beauty Marketing
In the beauty industry, it’s now commonplace for celebrities and influencers to launch their own brands, building veritable business empires around their public image. But while the number of celebrities choosing to become entrepreneurs is growing, the classic “face-as-a-brand” model continues to exist—and in some
Despite Backlash, Lanterns’ Massive Viewership Is Almost as Good as The Penguin
Lanterns has delivered a strong opening despite facing backlash following its premiere. The DC Studios series is already approaching the early performance of The Penguin, another recent DC show that drew a substantial audience after its debut. The comparison highlights the strong level of interest Lanterns has garnered in its
Coachella, Glastonbury Headliners Come Into Focus
DESERT DEALINGS: The lineup for the 2027 edition of AEG/Goldenvoice’s Coachella will materialize in the next few weeks, and when it does, sources say to expect surging Australian rock outfit Tame Impala (booked by CAA) and global pop star Dua Lipa (CAA) as headliners, plus dance darling Fred
Dakota Johnson, Role Model Break Up Weeks After He Confirmed Romance
Dakota Johnson and Role Model are saying the longest goodbye. The Fifty Shades of Grey alum and the "Sally, When the Wine Runs Out" singer broke up less than a year after sparking dating rumors, multiple outlets reported on Aug. 19. By September 30, will either Dakota Johnson
Blackpink shifts back to solo mode as Jennie, Jisoo, Lisa line up releases
Blackpink is shifting its focus back to individual activities, with Jennie, Jisoo and Lisa lining up new solo releases following the group’s 10th anniversary. The quartet spent the latter half of 2025 and early 2026 on its “Deadline” world tour before releasing its third EP of the same name
CORTIS Becomes Fastest K-pop Group to Reach 15M Instagram Followers
CORTIS has reached another major milestone in its rapid rise, becoming the fastest K-pop group to surpass 15 million followers on Instagram. According to BIGHIT MUSIC on Saturday, August 8 KST, the group's official Instagram account crossed the 15 million mark on August 5, roughly one year
Why Rotten Tomatoes Scores Split Critics From Audiences
Ninety-nine percent. Seven percent. Those are the two Rotten Tomatoes scores sitting side by side for "Melania," the 2026 Amazon MGM documentary about the first lady — and the 92-point gap between them is the widest the review-aggregation site has ever recorded. It's an
Michael J. Fox Will Be Honored With TV Academy’s Bob Hope Humanitarian Award at the Emmys
Michael J. Fox has been tapped to receive one of the Television Academy‘s biggest honors, the Bob Hope Humanitarian Award, at this year’s Emmy Awards. The org announced the news Wednesday, noting that the kudo was“in recognition of his transformative contributions to Parkinson’s disease research and
The ‘Insidious: Out Of The Further’ Rotten Tomatoes Review Score Is In
It has been a wild year for horror, thanks in large part to two films by YouTubers, Obsession and Backrooms, which made hundreds of millions on tiny budgets. But we’ve also gotten entries from established franchises, and there’s a new one with Insidious: Out of the Further, which
