A decade after its initial success, Becky G brings her 2014 hit "Shower" back into the viral spotlight, prompting fans to rediscover the joy of bathroom karaoke and sparking widespread online engagement.
As the Ukraine war grinds into its fifth year, reports suggest Putin is considering unpopular measures while Russia faces critical internal issues, underscored by ongoing corruption in Kyiv and diplomatic efforts.
Director Brett Ratner, ousted from Hollywood post-sexual harassment allegations, eyes a return with the "Melania" Trump documentary, sparking industry debate.
Veteran screenwriter Salim Khan is still in the ICU following a Digital Subtraction Angiography (DSA) procedure, confirmed Aamir Khan, who visited the hospital and is receiving updates on his improving health.
As streaming and social media dominate, artists face a "boiling frog" scenario, where commercial gains mask profound cultural costs, threatening creativity and artist longevity.
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As streaming and social media dominate, artists face a "boiling frog" scenario, where commercial gains mask profound cultural costs, threatening creativity and artist longevity.
Director Brett Ratner, ousted from Hollywood post-sexual harassment allegations, eyes a return with the "Melania" Trump documentary, sparking industry debate.
Veteran screenwriter Salim Khan is still in the ICU following a Digital Subtraction Angiography (DSA) procedure, confirmed Aamir Khan, who visited the hospital and is receiving updates on his improving health.
Irv Cross, the first Black co-host of a network sports show, "The NFL Today," revolutionized sports broadcasting, paving the way for future diverse talent. His enduring legacy is celebrated.
Salt Lake City is rapidly transforming into a dominant force in U.S. sports with aggressive expansion plans, while 2026 World Cup host cities face a critical funding shortfall.
The US Supreme Court has ruled Trump-era tariffs based on IEEPA unlawful, creating widespread uncertainty for global trade, corporate refunds, and future U.S. tariff strategy.
Kyiv hints at fresh peace negotiations this week as drone strikes hit Russian oil, while Hungary vetoes EU sanctions, sparking diplomatic fury.
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Lauryn Hill, Mariah Carey, Oasis, and Shakira lead a diverse list of 2026 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nominees, while Hollywood mourns the passing and legacy of Robert Carradine, a pillar in a multi-generational acting dynasty.
Acclaimed Scottish director Lynne Ramsay is set to receive the prestigious Cinema City Honorary Award at the upcoming Glasgow Film Festival, recognizing her profound impact on world cinema.
Banijay's Chief Content Officer, James Townley, discusses the unscripted landscape, the enduring power of reality TV, and strategic investments in sportainment and collaborative formats to discover the next global sensation.
Actor Adivi Sesh reveals the "creatively demanding" process of simultaneously filming two vastly different projects, Dacoit and G2. This article explores his innovative approach to balancing instinct-driven and strategic roles.
The Producers Guild of India has advised Ranveer Singh and Excel Entertainment to pursue legal avenues to resolve their Rs 40 crore compensation dispute over Don 3, signaling a potential move towards litigation after failed mediation efforts.
John Abraham, presenter and producer of 'Oslo: A Tail of Promise,' emphasizes that "animals are not here to serve us" at the film's Pune premiere, celebrating interspecies bonds.
The 'O Brother, Where Art Thou?' soundtrack celebrates 26 years, proving its enduring impact on folk and Americana music, highlighted by a star-studded Opry tribute.
Florida State University's College of Music launches a new bachelor's degree in music business, integrating music with critical industry skills to prepare students for evolving behind-the-scenes careers.
UCLA student Lily Sturges releases "Want You Back," blending EDM with pop, and advocates for women in the male-dominated music production industry.