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Entertainment archive — page 4 of 8, newest and highest-significance first.
CBS News previewed the upcoming episode of 'Sunday Morning' airing on July 12. The show is hosted by Jane Pauley and has won Emmy awards. The preview highlighted some of the stories and features that will be in the broadcast.
Pitbull performed at the British Summer Time festival in London's Hyde Park. Before his show, 22,141 fans wore bald caps. This set a new world record for the most people wearing bald caps at one event.
The Atlantic magazine is publishing a new poem. The poem is called "The Scrubbed and Simple Moon." It talks about the moon being calm and without many distractions. The writer compares this simple moon to bright, strong feelings, like when you are born. This poem will be in the August 2026 issue.
Charli XCX released a new album. The album’s title begins with 'Music, Fashion, Film, and'. It follows a year of remixes, soundtracks, and movie roles. The album is filled with memes and self‑referential comments.
{"A new film looks at Anthony Bourdain's summers in Provincetown, Massachusetts.","Food writer Pete Wells visits the town to find the restaurants and people that shaped Bourdain.","He talks with locals and visits places Bourdain used to go.","The story shows how those wild summers still echo in the town today."}
Geese is a New York rock band that released an album called "Getting Killed" last year. Some critics said the band was not real and called them "industry plants," which means they think the band was made by a record label, not formed by friends. At the Lollapalooza festival, Geese played a show that answered those doubts. Their performance showed they can play well and are not just a marketing trick.
{"Slate published a crossword clue on July 30, 2026 that asked for a five‑letter word meaning “One Known for Pipes, Musically Speaking?”.","The answer to the clue is “organ”, referring to a pipe organ.","The clue appeared in Slate’s Games section alongside other puzzles like the Mini Crossword and SoundBites.","It is a regular feature for Slate readers who enjoy word games."}
Anya Taylor-Joy makes rare comments about married life with husband Malcolm McRae
California Dems target AI campaign ads after Spencer Pratt and Steve Hilton’s viral political attacks
Ethel Cain performed a concert reviewed by the Chicago Sun-Times. She sang songs about abuse and religious trauma. Despite the heavy topics, she was friendly and encouraged the crowd to sing and jump. Fans said her lyrics moved them to tears.
‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ director brings mom as date to star-studded Hollywood premiere
DoorDash is changing service charges — here’s what that means for you
Why Kate Cassidy is removing one of her Liam Payne tribute tattoos
Why Gavin Newsom has stayed deafeningly silent over California AG’s lawsuit to block Paramount-Warner Bros. deal
Jamie-Lynn Sigler, who played Meadow Soprano, sang the national anthem before a New York Mets game. On the same day, another actor from 'The Sopranos' passed away. The Mets game took place at Citi Field against the Miami Marlins. Fans felt both joy and sadness because of the two events.
ABC News reporter Hanna Battah examined how college sorority rush has become a big business. She found that some prospective members earn money by posting about rush on social media. The report shows how traditional college rituals are mixing with online influencer culture.
Ben Affleck and Jamie Ding appeared on the TV show Who Wants to Be a Millionaire. They answered all questions correctly and won the top prize of one million dollars. The money will go to Affleck's charity, the Eastern Congo Initiative. The episode aired on ABC on a Wednesday evening.
{"On National Intern Day 2026, interns from Good Morning America appeared on the show.","They took viewers behind the scenes to show what happens off‑camera.","The interns talked about their daily tasks and what they have learned.","The segment celebrated young workers and encouraged others to seek internships."}
A drink called dirty soda started as a novelty in Utah. It mixes soda with flavored syrups, cream, and sometimes fruit. The trend spread across the United States through social media. People like it because they can customize it and meet friends in low‑cost cafes.
Javier Bardem spoke with NPR's Morning Edition about his role as Max Cady in Apple TV's series Cape Fear. He explained how he prepared for the iconic villain and said he enjoys playing bad characters. Bardem also mentioned that he continues to speak out for Palestinian rights.
A new fan experience called 'The Brady Experience' will open soon in Los Angeles. It lets visitors tour a replica of the original home used in the TV show 'The Brady Bunch.' The replica includes many details from the show, like the living room and kitchen. Fans can book tickets to walk through the set and see memorabilia.
Moroccan rapper Mehdi El Youbi was released from prison temporarily. He had been detained in mid-July after being accused of insulting a constitutional institution. The release allows him to await further legal proceedings outside jail.
Emily Wilson, a classic scholar, wrote a long review criticizing the new movie version of Homer's Odyssey. Her review is over 4,000 words and points out where the film changes the original story. The review started a discussion online about whether movies should stay true to books or aim for big box‑office success. Some people agree with Wilson, while others defend the film as a fresh take.
Christopher Nolan's film The Odyssey has sparked ongoing debate since its release. Critics and audiences argue about how well it adapts the ancient epic poem. The movie has earned praise and big‑box‑office numbers. Reviewers note its IMAX grandeur feels both epic and personal.
The U.S. Navy Blue Angels canceled their air show at Seattle's Seafair festival. The cancellation happened on Saturday because of strong wind conditions. Organizers said safety was the main reason. Fans who planned to attend were disappointed.
The Kennedy Center stopped its free public tours for a short time. The center said the pause would last only a few days. A volunteer director told volunteers about the temporary pause. The tours are expected to resume soon.
MarketWatch published a list of TV shows and movies worth watching in August 2026. It highlights new seasons of Apple’s “Ted Lasso,” Amazon’s “Reacher,” and Netflix’s “Outer Banks.” The list also includes other titles on Hulu, HBO Max, and other platforms. Readers can use it to pick what to stream next month.
Diane Keaton’s Los Angeles home, which she renovated over many years, has finally been sold. The house was listed for $23 million and received an offer nine months after the actress died. The sale ends a long period on the market.
Christopher Nolan's film 'The Odyssey' will stay longer in 70mm IMAX theaters. Universal Pictures and IMAX have extended the screenings until mid-September. Tickets for the showings are selling out weeks in advance. Fans can still see the movie in the special large-format version.
NBCUniversal reached a deal with YouTube to show its TV shows on the video site. The agreement could let NBCUniversal's content appear alongside YouTube's own videos. This move may start a new phase in the streaming wars, where companies compete by gathering content on big platforms. Experts say the next battle will be about putting many shows together on services like YouTube.
Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt have agreed to share parenting of their 7‑month‑old daughter. They made a joint agreement after they broke up. Earlier reports said the couple had been struggling and trying to work things out. The agreement shows they are focusing on what is best for their child.
Leonardo DiCaprio, 51, spent time on a yacht near Saint-Tropez with his girlfriend, Italian model Vittoria Ceretti. During the trip, he was seen shirtless while swimming in the Mediterranean Sea. The couple was joined by friends Tommaso Buti and Laura Harrier. Photos show DiCaprio removing his white baseball hat before entering the water.
Suki Waterhouse made a new album called 'Loveland.' This album shows a new side of herself. She started working on it right after her last album came out. Her second album was named 'Memoir of A Sparklemuffin.'
The writer had a cold and felt unwell. While sick, they played a video game called Pathogenic. In the game, you control a virus that attacks a human body. Playing as the virus was more fun than being sick.
Jonathan Taylor Thomas, who played Randy on Home Improvement, appeared in a rare photo with his former co‑stars Patricia Richardson and Taran Noah Smith. Patricia Richardson posted the picture on social media, calling them "my other boys." The sitcom ended more than 25 years ago. The photo brings back memories for fans of the 1990s show.
An investor put $45 million into a new Nicolas Cage movie called Fortitude. The movie was stored on a drive that had no password protection. Someone took that drive from a desk at Netflix's office. Netflix waited a week before telling the movie's makers, who then sued Netflix.
Henry Winkler spoke at a fan expo in Tennessee about his time on "Happy Days". He said the cast worked as a team and did not focus on stardom. He recalled a guest star who returned several times and often talked about his fan mail. Winkler replied that he received about 50,000 letters each week, suggesting the guest star's ego was out of place.
Sony Pictures released a trailer for Jumanji: Open World. This is a sequel to the 2019 film Jumanji: The Next Level. The movie will combine the gaming and real worlds. The original Jumanji film was released in 1995 and starred Robin Williams.
Lynda Carter, the actress who played Wonder Woman, posted new photos on Instagram. The 75‑year‑old star is seen smiling in a bathtub covered with bubbles. She shared the pictures while promoting the upcoming film Super Troopers 3. Fans reacted with surprise at her youthful appearance.
