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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.

Liberals Want to Make Sweden’s Nuclear Municipalities ‘Rich Municipalities’

The party proposes paying local governments that approve new reactors, guaranteeing their construction costs and building regional training hubs.

When the ERP Says Forty Cases and the Shelf Says Thirty-One: Inside Altinteg’s Fruit Producer Deployment

A stock count is a simple test with an uncomfortable result. The system says there are 40 cases of stone fruit on the floor....

Awards Season Begins to Take Shape

Though the ceremonies are still months away, awards season has quietly begun. The autumn festivals and prestige releases have set the early conversation in...

The Theatrical Experience Makes Its Case Once More

Reports of the cinema's death have proved premature. Even as streaming reshaped how audiences consume entertainment, the theatrical experience has continued to make its...

Festival Season Opens the Race to the Year’s Biggest Films

The autumn film festivals are under way, and with them the annual ritual that sets the stage for the months ahead. These gatherings have...

Sweden’s 15 UNESCO World Heritage sites, and why each is worth the trip

From Drottningholm Palace to the Falun copper mine, Sweden's 15 UNESCO World Heritage sites span royal residences, Bronze Age art and untouched wilderness.

Eli Roth admits AI was used on a small part of his new horror film

After a credit for an AI firm raised questions, director Eli Roth conceded that artificial intelligence touched a few scenes of his horror film "Ice Cream Man."

Ariana Grande Is Stepping Back From the Spotlight — and She’s Earned It

Ariana Grande’s representatives have announced that the pop star will be “taking a much-deserved break from public-facing work and appearances.” The carefully worded statement...

Katseye Drop the Trailer and Tickets for a New Behind-the-Scenes Documentary

Few acts know a meteoric rise quite like Katseye. The Los Angeles–based girl group shot to stardom almost as soon as they took the...

Spider-Man: Brand New Day Swings to a Record-Breaking Opening Weekend

The new Spider-Man film took an estimated $360 million in the US and Canada over its debut weekend, overtaking Avengers: Endgame for the biggest opening ever recorded in North America.

SAS Cabin Crew Set to Strike on Saturday After Talks Collapse

Wage negotiations between SAS and the Fellesforbundet union have broken down, clearing the way for a cabin crew strike involving around 500 members that is set to begin on Saturday.

Ryanair Profit Falls 34 Percent in Latest Quarter, Missing Forecasts

Irish low-cost carrier Ryanair reported a net profit of 538 million euros for the first quarter of its financial year, which ended in June. That...

Toussaint Chiza Warns Sweden’s Music Success Is at Risk as Rehearsal Rooms Shut Down

If Sweden keeps closing rehearsal spaces, how can it remain a major force in the music world? That is the question artist Toussaint Chiza...

Ericsson profit slips to SEK 6.5 billion as Ekholm blames Europe for weak quarter

Sweden sits at the cutting edge of technology, but its surrounding region is dragging it down, according to Ericsson's chief executive. The company's outgoing...

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