Jacques Audiard has apologized for his film Emilia Pérez, a musical about a trans cartel boss, after Mexican criticism over its portrayal of the country. While Audiard insists the film is not meant to be realistic, he expressed regret for any offense caused, acknowledging the controversial depiction of Mexico and its drug violence.

Brad Pitt’s spokesperson condemned scammers who deceived a French woman, Anne, into believing she was in a relationship with the actor. Anne lost €830,000 to someone posing as Pitt, using AI-generated images and false claims of medical expenses. The scam has sparked outrage and a reminder about online safety.

Bob Dylan, the 83-year-old songwriting legend, has joined TikTok with a video montage featuring his iconic tracks, just as the platform faces a looming ban in the US. This move comes amid a surge in interest surrounding his biopic A Complete Unknown and growing media engagement.

The FireAid benefit concert on January 30 will feature a dazzling lineup, including Billie Eilish, Lady Gaga, Rod Stewart, and many more, raising funds for wildfire relief in Los Angeles. With millions already pledged, this event aims to support both immediate recovery and long-term fire prevention efforts.

Despite the mixed reviews, Adam McKay's Don't Look Up clicked with a massive audience. According to the director, this is evidence of a wide frustration with inaction on climate change and corporate greed, mirroring the emotions that people have toward governments and the media for having lied to them.

California’s wildfires are scorching more than just the earth—they’re singeing Hollywood’s star-studded events. From potential Oscar delays to celebrities opening their wallets, the fires are forcing the entertainment industry to pause and reflect. Here's how Tinseltown is dealing with the heat.

XO, Kitty is set for an anticipated Season 2 release on Netflix, continuing the story of Kitty Song Covey from the To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before trilogy. The new season promises to delve deeper into Kitty’s personal journeys with love, family, and self-discovery.

The Hunting Party is a new mystery drama series about a group of friends whose weekend retreat becomes a nightmare when one goes missing. Set to premiere soon, the show features a talented cast and promises suspense, drama, and intrigue. Episodes will be available for streaming on [insert platform], building anticipation and speculation with each weekly release.

Justin Bieber recently unfollowed Usher on Instagram, leading to widespread speculation among fans about the reason behind this action. Their long-lasting professional and personal relationship has made this move particularly surprising, and many are curious if it hints at a deeper issue.

David Lynch, the mastermind behind Twin Peaks and Mulholland Drive, has died at 78. Known for his unsettling blend of surrealism and noir, Lynch’s films and TV shows transformed storytelling, creating a legacy that lingers in the eerie spaces between dreams and reality. His passing leaves a void in the world of cinema that won’t easily be filled.

President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration on Monday will feature a star-studded lineup of musical performances, including Carrie Underwood singing "America the Beautiful," Lee Greenwood performing "God Bless the USA," and Christopher Macchio singing the National Anthem. The Village People will also perform their iconic "Y.M.C.A." The event promises a patriotic celebration, continuing Trump’s tradition of musical guests.

Bill Hader’s home survived the Los Angeles wildfires, but the destruction in his Pacific Palisades neighborhood feels unreal. He shared his shock in an interview, describing how quickly the fire spread. Hader also volunteered, surprising reporters. The wildfires have impacted many celebrities, with some losing homes while others contribute to relief efforts.

In her memoir Brooke Shields is Not Allowed to Get Old, Brooke Shields revisits Tom Cruise’s 2005 criticism of her postpartum depression treatment, his eventual apology, and the impact of “Cruise-gate.” She reflects on advocating for maternal health, testifying for The Mothers Act, and embracing aging with confidence, tackling menopause and self-advocacy in an honest and empowering narrative.

Drake has filed a lawsuit against Universal Music Group (UMG), accusing the label of promoting Kendrick Lamar's diss track, "Not Like Us," which includes damaging allegations against him. The rapper claims UMG prioritized profit over his reputation and safety, citing harm to his family. The lawsuit alleges UMG exploited the controversy for financial gain, escalating Drake and Lamar’s long-running feud. UMG denies the accusations, asserting it upholds ethical marketing practices.

The papal thriller Conclave leads the 2025 BAFTA Film Awards with 12 nominations, including Best Film, Director for Edward Berger, and Leading Actor for Ralph Fiennes. Based on Robert Harris’s novel, it follows scheming cardinals choosing the next pope. The genre-blending Spanish-language film Emilia Pérez earns 11 nominations, while Wicked and A Complete Unknown also compete. The ceremony, hosted by David Tennant on February 16, offers a glimpse at potential Oscar contenders.

Kyle Richards and Garcelle Beauvais have a tense moment on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills after Garcelle makes a bold comment about Kyle’s sexuality. Following Kyle’s split from Mauricio Umansky, rumors about her friendship with Morgan Wade resurface. Garcelle encourages authenticity, while Kyle questions Garcelle’s intentions, leading to a clash over personal boundaries and public perception.

After more than eight years of legal battles, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie finalized their divorce on December 30, 2024. Pitt, 61, is now focused on his career, including his upcoming film F1, and rebuilding his personal life with girlfriend Ines de Ramon, 35, who has brought him peace and stability. While challenges remain, including strained relationships with his children and ongoing disputes with Jolie, Pitt is optimistic about moving forward.

Sheinelle Jones announced she’s taking a break from the "Today" show to focus on a family health matter, expressing gratitude for the support she’s received. Her absence comes amid changes at "Today," following Hoda Kotb’s exit. Craig Melvin replaced Kotb as co-anchor of the first two hours while continuing with Jones on the third hour.

British singer Raye, 27, received two Grammy nominations, including Best New Artist, for her debut album My 21st Century Blues. After overcoming industry challenges, she left a major label in 2021 to become independent, gaining recognition for her genre-blending music and raw, personal lyrics. Raye reflects on her journey from early struggles to Grammy nods, celebrating fellow nominees and embracing her evolving creative path.

Scarlett Johansson will guest host the “Today” show with Jenna Bush Hager for a week starting January 21, as part of the new Today with Jenna & Friends format following Hoda Kotb’s departure. Featuring a rotating lineup of celebrity co-hosts, including Taraji P. Henson and Eva Longoria, the show brings fresh energy while searching for Hager’s permanent co-anchor.