White’s Wardrobe
Looking at the forecast for her inaugural music festival in Great Park in Irvine, California, Rodrigo realized it was “too fucking hot” to wear the dress she bought at auction for more than $25,000
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Nashville Now
“Freedom means the ability to let everyone be authentic,” she says. “I look at Dolly and think, what a beautiful example of somebody who just wanted to make people’s lives better”
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HBO Max and the New West End Company unveiled a landmark partnership on Wednesday “to bring the magic of Harry Potter to Oxford Street this Christmas.”
The collaboration will transform one of London’s most iconic shopping destinations into “a festive celebration of one of the world’s most beloved stories, bringing a host of Harry Potter inspired celebrations and attractions to shoppers, commuters, international visitors and fans throughout the festive season,” the partners said.
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Three generations of a Palestinian Bedouin family in Jordan are facing displacement, racism and family conflict in Concrete Land, a documentary that takes us to a place and into a nomadic lifestyle that we don’t see on screens very often. In the process, the family members’ love, humor, and resilience are tested to the limit.
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The Last Tango
Argentina will take on Benin in a friendly at Buenos Aires' Estadio Mas Monumental for what's sure to be an emotional sendoff
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Blood Sweat Honey, a talent scouting, consulting and representation firm for independent filmmakers, has launched Cinema Machine to distribute films theatrically and digitally and develop and manage projects, bookings and contracts.
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“The View” co-host Sunny Hostin revealed on the show’s “Behind the Table” podcast (via Entertainment Weekly) that Cynthia Erivo called her with concerns over Hostin’s viral segment discussing the Cornell 7 sexual assault case. The “Wicked” Oscar nominee explained to Hostin why she was getting backlash for her remarks.
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An obscure adventure hero is getting new attention thanks to Steven S. DeKnight, the creator of Starz’s Spartacus shows, and Michael E. Uslan, the longtime executive producer of the Batman movies.
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Obituary
“He was a kind, generous soul who loved his fans, his family, his friends, and his music with everything he had,” family says
Freddie Jackson, the soul balladeer and slow jams firebrand whose “Rock Me Tonight,” “You Are My Lady,” and “Have You Ever Loved Somebody” dominated R&B radio in the Eighties, died Monday. The singer’s social media confirmed the news but did not list a cause of death. He was 70.
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Busta Rhymes discussed the fundamentals of his new album “Dillagence II” last night at Los Angeles’ Grammy Museum, breaking down a handful of key tracks during a Q&A with musician Anderson .Paak and performing a string of his greatest hits along with a guest appearance from Common.
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