Ankita Banerjee

BLACKPINK's Jisoo and Zayn Malik are teaming up for their first musical collaboration titled 'Eyes Closed,' releasing on this Friday, 10th October. The pair recently shared a teaser and poster on Instagram, confirming about their highly anticipated duet.

Taylor Swift explained on 'The Tonight Show' that she never received a formal Super Bowl offer and chose not to pursue it for now. She also gave fans a look into her new album and what this era means to her both personally and creatively.

Dua Lipa's 'Radical Optimism' tour stop in Los Angeles delivered a stylish, soulful, and euphoric performance at the Kia Forum. Backed by her latest album's hits and a sleek visual production, the show further cements her pop icon status.

As 'Gilmore Girls' marks its 25th anniversary, the cast and creator Amy Sherman-Palladino reflected on the show's unexpected success. They also shed light on heartfelt cast memories, surprising behind-the-scenes facts, and hopes for a future film.

A surprise screening of 'Marty Supreme' at the 2025 NYFF delivered a roaring reception, spotlighting Chalamet as Marty Mauser—a table tennis hustler chasing greatness. Directed by Josh Safdie, the film is set for theatrical release in December 2025.

At 57, Julia Roberts is warning that too much smartphone use is overwhelming young brains and pushing them into harmful trends. She also discusses her parenting rules, her pride in her children, and her passion for her new film 'After the Hunt.'

After finalizing their divorce earlier in 2025, Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck surprised fans with a warm red carpet reunion at her new musical's premiere. Their mutual support, and stylish looks, made the night a captivating moment of grace and intrigue.

11 years after Robin Williams' death, his daughter Zelda now has publicly rebuked people making AI deepfakes of him, calling such recreations "disgusting" and "not what he'd want."

'The Smashing Machine' opened to just about $5.9–6 million, the weakest start in Johnson's multi‑decade film career. He responded by emphasizing that while box office is out of his hands, his commitment and performance are not.

The BBC inked a new deal to renew 'The Graham Norton Show' through three more seasons, beginning with Season 34 in 2026. The decision comes amid consistently strong viewership and star‑studded episodes, including the latest featuring Taylor Swift.