The “anti-biopic” returns with a blunt question: why Valerie Solanas fired, and why we still watch.

The Vatican confirmed the Monday meeting as Leo XIV discussed how young people choose between pop stardom and faith.

Opera legend joins a star-packed lineup, transforming Australia’s rarest pop venue into a one-night “Pavarotti & Friends” style spectacle.

The London-Essex singer credits a near-numb 2024 and her classical training for the EP’s rule-breaking shift.

The developer clarifies the demo’s scope, late-game skills, and why the real challenge arrives in September.

Kuala Lumpur’s July 18-25 festival crowns Burning and Peppermint Candy’s director while Netflix positions his latest for Venice.

A free June playtest brings multiplayer guns and post-apocalyptic vehicle crafting into one survival sandbox. Here is what it could mean.

Tony Stark is the MCU's resident genius, yet five characters arguably surpass him, changing how you judge “smart.”

A new Dinner Party Tour lands in Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane, with presales and on-sale starting June 15-18.

On Watch What Happens Live, Cohen credits Lawrence, a “super fan,” with helping pinpoint the reunion audio leaker.

New recognition is forcing Apple TV to re-evaluate a cancellation it already made, and renew others are proving it.

Her Dolby Theatre appearance and soundtrack timing send a clear signal about how pop and film roll out together.