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Jamie Bell and Mark Lee reshaped global entertainment hierarchies on April 3, 2026, through separate announcements regarding a 1950s television expansion and a high-profile K-pop departure.
U2's Easter Lily EP used a Good Friday surprise release to frame new songs around faith, friendship, loss and renewal.
Katherine LaNasa's comments on Dana and Robby show why The Pitt has to treat Robby's sabbatical as emotional fallout, not a suspense trick.
The Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni dispute narrowed in court, later settled before trial and now leaves a fee fight testing how the public story meets the docket.
Federal prosecutors say video evidence strengthens the Dallas kidnapping and extortion case against Pooh Shiesty, but the allegations still await trial.
Olivia Rodrigo's third album moved past rollout speculation after its June release, turning the long title into a test of songwriting growth and pop durability.
Donald Trump urged supporters to boycott Bruce Springsteen after the singer used his tour stage to attack the administration's politics.
Diane Lane and Luke Grimes put star power behind a National Park Foundation PSA, while Emma Corrin used production credit to lift a short film.
Marche du Film's Creator Economy Summit, AI programming and virtual production push show how Cannes is adapting to creators, tools and rights fights.
Ravana - The Lost Battle with Shri Ram gives Reliance Animation Academy, Tenali Rama Animation and FTII a visible test of student-led production.
Dimension 20: On a Bus works because Katie Marovitch turns anti-expertise into structure, not because Dropout simply stretched a joke.
Vir Das's found-footage psychological horror film Baara Number has moved beyond announcement stage with an ensemble cast and a genre bet that depends on discipline more than novelty.