Britney Spears has broken her silence on an “interesting year” following her arrest for reckless driving.

Russian singer Shaman used AI to have prominent opponents of the Kremlin sing his patriotic ​chorus about “Mama Russia” in a music video released on Friday.

Marcia Lucas, who won an Oscar as editor of the original 1977 “Star Wars” has died, a lawyer for her family said Friday.

Salman Khan is rightfully called the Godfather of the Indian film industry, as the superstar is always there for people in their tough times. As the industry is divided over the Ranveer Singh vs Farhan Akhtar conflict over Don 3, Salman Khan has now stepped in to ensure that the two parties amicably resolve their issues without creating a media circus.

Aamir Khan and filmmaker Ashutosh Gowariker are reportedly planning a December 2027 theatrical release for their much-awaited cricket drama based on legendary Indian cricketer Lala Amarnath.

Iran has expanded restrictions on distribution of news content from the country, directing international news outlets to place restrictions on use of their content by Israeli media.

Seven  years after Scooter Braun purchased Taylor Swift’s music catalog — a controversial move that fueled the pop star to rerecord her first six albums — he’s now telling “Scooter’s Version” of the story.

The Crash has quickly become one of Netflix’s most popular documentaries, surpassing 39 million views in its first nine days of release — and bringing unjust fame to its subject, convicted killer Mackenzie Shirilla.

Rita Wilson is making sure that Kelly Clarkson gets her flowers before she officially says goodbye to her Daytime Emmy-winning talk show later this year.

Patricia Heaton has no regrets about going gray.

Tom Hardy might be heading back to MobLand after all.

An Austrian ‌court on ​Thursday ​sentenced a 21-year-old who admitted ⁠planning ​a foiled Islamist ​attack on a ​Taylor ​Swift concert in ‌Vienna ⁠in 2024 to 15 ​years ​in ⁠prison, ​finding him ​guilty ⁠of various ⁠mainly ​terrorism-related ​offences.