Thursday, October 8, 2026

Daisy Edgar-Jones Wears Custom Vivienne Westwood to ‘Sense and Sensibility’ Premiere

Daisy Edgar-Jones wore a custom champagne satin Vivienne Westwood gown and archival Boucheron jewelry to the London premiere of 'Sense and Sensibility'.

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Duncan Sheik, ‘Barely Breathing’ Singer and ‘Spring Awakening’ Composer, Dies at 56

The Grammy-nominated songwriter won two Tony Awards for his Broadway musical before his death in Manhattan.

Taylor Swift Adds a Four-Song ‘Encore’ to Her Record-Smashing Album

Days after posting the biggest opening week in modern music history, Taylor Swift expanded 'The Life of a Showgirl' with four surprise songs written on a celebratory trip to Sweden.

Ed Sheeran’s Gillette Stadium Concerts Called Off Ahead of Nor’easter

Ed Sheeran's weekend shows at Gillette Stadium were canceled as a nor'easter moved toward New England, the tour's promoter said.

Disney Restructures Consumer Products, Promoting Cathleen Taff to Expanded Studios Role

The licensing and publishing business moves under Disney Entertainment's film studios, while parks merchandise stays with the experiences division.

Victoria’s Secret Lands Megan Thee Stallion and a Crowded Angel Roster

The lingerie brand set its next runway show for Oct. 18 in Los Angeles, with Megan Thee Stallion, Katseye, Tate McRae and Megan Moroney performing and Gigi Hadid leading the models.

Jacob Tremblay Trades His Child-Star Past for a Young Unabomber

The former 'Room' and 'Wonder' actor plays a college-age Ted Kaczynski in Netflix's 'Unabomber,' and told Interview magazine the part sat far from anything he tackled as a kid.

Maika Monroe Plays the Villain and Circles Back to ‘It Follows’

The actor stars as a purely evil governess in 'Victorian Psycho' and is shooting 'They Follow,' the sequel to the film that made her a horror fixture, she told Interview magazine.

Lucy Dacus Looks Past the End of Her Touring Life

The Boygenius member and 'Forever Is a Feeling' singer told Interview magazine she has one tour leg left and no clear picture of what follows it.

Pete Davidson Reaches for Heavier Material in ‘How to Rob a Bank’

The comedian plays a sick veteran turned livestreaming bank robber and told Interview magazine he is tired of being underestimated.

John Wilson Turns From ‘How To’ to the History of Concrete

The filmmaker behind HBO's 'How To with John Wilson' told Interview magazine his first project since the show is a documentary about concrete, and that he has never used artificial intelligence.

Tom Cruise Makes His Case for the Big Screen in GQ Cover Interview

In a GQ cover interview, Tom Cruise addressed his reputation for intensity on set and argued for the value of theatrical moviegoing.

Kit Harington on Joining HBO’s ‘Harry Potter’ as Gilderoy Lockhart

Kit Harington explained his casting as Gilderoy Lockhart in season two of HBO's Harry Potter series, citing a lifelong attachment to the books.

Carly Rae Jepsen Explains Split From Manager Scooter Braun

Carly Rae Jepsen told The Hollywood Reporter why she parted ways with manager Scooter Braun, describing a search for the right team and more creative freedom.

David Lagercrantz And The Storyteller Behind The Phenomenon

The author has shaped some of the most widely read fiction of recent years.

Gustaf Skarsgard And The Reach Of A Screen Family

The actor has made his own mark within a celebrated dynasty.

Peter Stormare And The Character Actor’s Art

The Swedish actor built a singular international career on distinctive roles.

Alexander Skarsgard on Moving Between Blockbusters and Auteur Films

The Swedish actor keeps alternating big budget productions with director driven work.

Lykke Li on Independence and the Long Arc of a Music Career

The Swedish singer has built a career defined by an independent streak.

Bjorn Ulvaeus on ABBA Legacy and the Business of Music

The ABBA songwriter remains an influential voice on creators rights.

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