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The docuseries offers a behind-the-scenes look at Taylor Swift's Eras Tour, exploring its creation, cultural impact, personal moments, celebrity appearances, and concluding with a companion concert film premiering on 12th December.

Ariana Grande returns as Glinda in 'Wicked: For Good,' sharing that the character's emotional arc is the reason she fell in love with the role. With Cynthia Erivo, Jonathan Bailey and a stellar cast, the sequel is set for its November release.

Actress Sydney Sweeney and music-executive Scooter Braun were spotted on a casual yet intimate bike-ride date in Montecito, California, following earlier public displays of affection.

After dominating the music world with hits like 'Hello' and 'Rolling in the Deep,' Adele is pivoting into film with her acting debut in Tom Ford's upcoming 'Cry to Heaven' with the release date set for 2026.

Late pop icon Michael Jackson has become the first artist ever to earn top 10 placements on the Billboard Hot 100 in six distinct decades. His classic 'Thriller' surges back into the top 10 position, simultaneous with his record-breaking trailer buzz.

Eddie Murphy reflects on his 50‑year career, family, hit films and new documentary in a rare sit‑down. He revisits iconic roles, acknowledges the stumbles and confirms that loving himself and his large brood of ten children kept him steady.

Demi Moore celebrated her 63rd birthday in a custom sheer lace Gucci gown at the 'Landman' season two premiere, embracing both glamour and bold fashion.

Kylie Jenner appears to signal continued togetherness with Timothée Chalamet by liking his Instagram post amid split rumours, even as he stays silent and is busy filming abroad.

Florence Pugh says her transformative role in 'Midsommar' left her depressed for six months, leading her to set new boundaries for her mental health.

Tom Felton made his Broadway debut as Draco Malfoy in 'Harry Potter and the Cursed Child' accompanied with a thunderous standing ovation, marking a full-circle moment for the beloved actor.