Ankita Banerjee

During a special "Tay/kover" appearance on 'Late Night with Seth Meyers,' Taylor Swift said her new album 'The Life of a Showgirl' has been the most joyful release of her career.

After years away from the big screen, the 'Air Bud' franchise returns with 'Air Bud Returns,' introducing new human and canine cast members, with a heartwarming sports story about a boy and his dog.

Join the Xperience Sessions with rising artist Navya Biala, as she shares the inspiration behind her journey and creative process behind her latest single, 'Older.'

At the 2025 Golden Globes, Andrew Garfield's seemingly confident 'glasses' moment went viral, but he reveals it was a mix of nerves and practicality. In a candid interview, he shares what was truly going through his mind during the presentation.

Ed Sheeran will take fans on a spontaneous musical journey through New York City in the upcoming Netflix special, 'One Shot With Ed Sheeran,' blending live performances and real city moments.

In a heartfelt new interview, Louis Tomlinson calls Liam Payne's death "impossibly difficult," and how he has still not been able to cope up with the loss and the void left in One Direction's legacy.

Kourtney Kardashian transformed their home into a live-action horror set, complete with eerie smoke, a phantom phone box, and masked scare actors, to surprise her husband Travis Barker after their movie night.

Netflix has unveiled new images of Rowan Atkinson's festive turn in 'Man vs Baby,' where his clumsy handler Trevor Bingley must juggle a penthouse and an unclaimed baby. The four-episode Christmas comedy promises to land this December.

George Clooney says he avoided raising his twins in Los Angeles because he feared they "were never going to get a fair shake at life." By relocating his family to a French farm, he hopes to give them more normal childhoods.

Amazon Prime Video quietly replaced classic James Bond poster art by digitally erasing guns in every image, sparking a storm of criticism from fans who view the weapon as central to his identity.