Ankita Banerjee

Ryan Reynolds collaborates with real Tilly Norwood in a new Mint Mobile ad, humorously addressing the AI actress debate. The campaign promotes Mint Mobile's new 5G home internet service, emphasizing authenticity and value.

Louis Tomlinson's newly-released music video for his latest single 'Lemonade' offers a surreal journey through a lemon-yellow dreamscape. The video's whimsical visuals and the song's energetic sound mark a confident new chapter in Tomlinson's solo career.

Zoe Saldaña advocates for a documentary that explores the intricacies of motion capture acting in the 'Avatar' series, aiming to provide actors with the recognition they deserve for their performances.

Keith Urban reveals he felt "lonely and miserable" on tour before his split from Nicole Kidman, sharing raw reflections in his upcoming show, 'The Road.'

Katy Perry shares her first post since PDA with Justin Trudeau, calling it "Beyond excited" as fans buzz over their chemistry. While, the photos shared earlier, spotting the couple in a yacht also ignited widespread speculation about their relationship.

Jennifer Aniston spoke candidly about her infertility struggles, the emotional toll of IVF, and how she has now made peace with not becoming a mother. Aniston also explained that she chose not to adopt because she wanted her own DNA in the child.

Alec Baldwin's SUV crashed into a tree in the Hamptons on 13th October after he swerved to avoid a garbage truck, but fortunately neither he nor his brother Stephen was injured.

MTV is closing five of its music-focused channels by 31st December, marking the end of an era of music television. The main MTV channel will survive—but with a radically changed genre, focused more on reality and entertainment.

Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans, creators of the smash Netflix animated hit 'KPop Demon Hunters,' have publicly ruled out plans for a live‑action movie adaptation, arguing that the tone and fantasy elements would feel too "grounded" in a physical form.

'F1: The Movie,' starring Brad Pitt and already a box office hit, will stream globally on Apple TV starting from 12th December. After a strong theatrical run and digital sales phase, the film is now heading into its subscription streaming stage.