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Jennifer Lawrence reflects on her early fame, admitting her candid persona was both genuine and defensive. Now more self-aware, she balances authenticity and privacy while promoting 'Die My Love,' releasing on 7th November, 2025.

Pop icon Katy Perry and former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau have officially gone public with their relationship, with walking hand-in-hand through the streets of Paris during Perry's 41st birthday celebrations.

Diane Kruger stars in 'Little Disasters,' a tense six-part Paramount+ thriller about fractured friendships among mothers after a tragic incident tests loyalty, morality, and trust. Premieres 11th December, 2025.

Demi Moore reflects on her pregnancy while filming 'A Few Good Men' with Tom Cruise, sharing how the moment felt "awkward" yet empowering as she balanced motherhood and career.

Coldplay's Chris Martin and 'Game of Thrones' star Sophie Turner are reportedly dating after recent London sightings, following their respective 2025 breakups. However, neither of them has confirmed about the rumoured romance.

HBO's 'It: Welcome to Derry' explores Pennywise's terrifying origins in 1962, delivering a darker, bloodier prequel with psychological depth, unrestrained horror, and a haunting new take on Stephen King’s iconic clown.

At a special screening of 'Jennifer's Body,' Megan Fox reflected on fame's toll, revealing the film helped her channel pain into empowerment. Once misunderstood, she now views it as healing and transformative.

Kendall Jenner dazzled at Vogue World: Hollywood 2025, channeling Nicole Kidman's 'Moulin Rouge!' showgirl look. Her sparkling homage blended old Hollywood glamour with modern couture, celebrating film, fashion, and artistic legacy.

Bruce Springsteen may expand 'Deliver Me From Nowhere' into a film series exploring his life and music. The acclaimed biopic, starring Jeremy Allen White, portrays Springsteen's 'Nebraska' era with emotional depth and authenticity.

Guillermo del Toro rejects generative AI, insisting true artistry comes from human emotion and imperfection. His upcoming 'Frankenstein' reimagines Shelley's tale, exploring ambition, creation, and ethical limits amid modern technological arrogance.