David Byrne Challenges the Idea of an Album With Expanded ‘Who Is the Sky?’

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Listen to “My Madness,” “T Shirt,” and other songs from new version of album, which precedes the release of Byrne’s Sleeping Beauties book

Like a good suit, David Byrne has expanded his latest album, Who Is the Sky?, into a digital deluxe edition. He’s also released a psychedelic video for one of the reissue’s four bonus cuts, the upbeat “My Madness.” A man in a colorful, leonine costume weaves yellowish spirals as Byrne sings, “My madness really likes me now,” among horns, acoustic, guitar, and, eventually strings.

Netflix Reveals Trailer For ‘Hunting Gary Glitter’ Crime Docuseries

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The three-part series follows the investigative reporters and police investigators who were instrumental in holding the rocker accountable for his sex abuse crimes

Netflix has released its first trailer for Hunting Gary Glitter, an investigative docuseries into the disgraced glam rocker’s history of sexually abusing minors. 

‘Neagley’ Review: Amazon’s ‘Reacher’ Spinoff Delivers Similarly Pulpy Pleasures, Despite Filler and Questionable Character Choices

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In Lee Child’s ongoing series of novels focused on outsized American ronin Jack Reacher, Frances Neagley is perhaps the character Reacher trusts the most and — in a franchise whose protagonist wanders the country picking up only a small selection of new allies in each installment — one of the few to recur across 30 books.

Drake Unveils Surreal ‘Fear of Missing Out’ Film Featuring New Music Videos, Songs and an Ella Langley Remix

Drake debuted “Fear of Missing Out” on Tuesday night, unveiling an hourlong string of music videos, new songs and scenes featuring a spate of guests including Sexyy Red, Winnie Harlow, Lena the Plug, Don Toliver and his mother, Sandi Graham.

‘Closing Night’ Review: Sarah Paulson and Naomi Watts Lead a Deluxe Cast in a Shrill Family Melodrama in Search of a Binding Tone

Is actor-turned-director Cody Fern’s debut, Closing Night, intended as a refraction of John Cassavetes’ Opening Night, the 1977 Gena Rowlands vehicle about an actress grappling with a debilitating personal crisis? Seems likely, though that would be just one of several instances of the filmmaker’s aim exceeding his reach. For at least half the movie’s running time, the desired style appears to be the heightened melodrama of Pedro Almodóvar’s tales of turbulent motherhood scarred by traumatic family secrets. But Fern lacks the firm grasp of tone to pull that off, or to smoothly navigate the eventual transition into anguish and sorrow.

TV Ratings: ‘60 Minutes’ Premiere Drops With Smaller NFL Lead-In

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The 59th season premiere of 60 Minutes was heavily scrutinized — but not as heavily watched as last year’s debut.

The Sept. 13 episode of 60 Minutes delivered 7.94 million on-air viewers, according to Nielsen. That’s down about 21 percent from the show’s premiere last year, which had 10.03 million viewers on Sept. 28, 2025.

Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren Say They Were “Blindsided” by Tom Hardy Reports: “Without Tom, We Don’t Have ‘MobLand'”

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Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren are pushing back on previous reports of tension surrounding their MobLand co-star Tom Hardy.

Following speculation earlier this summer that Hardy’s future on the Paramount+ crime drama was unclear after alleged clashes with producers during production on its second season, Brosnan and Mirren spoke with The Hollywood Reporter on Tuesday and defended the actor.

‘Charlie’s Angels’ Stars Jaclyn Smith, Kate Jackson and Cheryl Ladd Reunite at 2026 Emmys to Honor Farrah Fawcett: “Shiniest Angel of All”

The stars of Charlie’s Angels reconvened at the 2026 Emmys, where they paid homage to the late Farrah Fawcett.

Kate Jackson, Cheryl Ladd and Jaclyn Smith were onsite to celebrate the show’s 50th anniversary, and present the Emmy for best drama series, which ultimately went to The Pitt. “It’s an honor to be here tonight to present the Emmy for drama series and to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Charlie’s Angels,” Jackson began, before Smith paid tribute to Fawcett.

Finland’s Gutsy Pictures Pacts With MTV, Germany’s Zeitsprung, Sweden’s Götafilm on Zaida Bergroth’s ‘Dangerous Woman’ (EXCLUSIVE)

Value-driven Finnish outfit Gutsy Pictures headed by Marika Makaroff (“Moominvalley,” “L/Over”) has secured a greenlight from MTV Finland and added co-producers Zeitsprung in Germany and Götafilm in Sweden for the psycho-thriller “Dangerous Woman.”

The Michael J. Fox Tribute, Mariska Hargitay Singing, and Other Highs and Lows From an Ungainly, Ill-Flowing Emmys Telecast

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If you’re producing an awards show and you’re running short as you head into the final category of the evening — this is a thing that has never happened before, so it’s a strange hypothetical — it must be a blessing to have Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson as your last presenters.