Halle Bailey has revealed that her two-year-old son is already musical.

Hollywood star Amanda Seyfried has discussed her approach to awards season.

Perth fans heading to The Court can expect other nostalgic bangers such as Miracle and Bad Boy as well as newly released singles.

Mark Of A Murderer, the second season of Rivals, 2.6 Seconds: Death In The Outback, the third Percy Jackson and Yellowjackets’ final season: here’s what we’re watching this week.

Rock singer Avril Lavigne has announced she has given birth to a baby girl in an Instagram post.

Ocean Colour Scene guitarist Steve Cradock says the band are keen to make a new album, their first since 2013's Painting.

Former US President Joe Biden has described his successor Donald Trump's changes to the White House as "disturbing".

Former Doctor Who star David Tennant was taken aback after finding a restaurant dedicated to the legendary sci-fi TV series in New York.

Kourtney Kardashian says she thinks she is pregnant "every month" and is open to having more children with husband Travis Barker.

Kindergarten Cop star Christian Cousins has died at the age of 43.

Reality TV star Gabby Windey rose to fame on The Bachelor, Dancing With The Stars and The Traitors, but now she wants to prove herself as an actress.

Chris Colfer is "very curious" about the Glee reboot and has already had some "nice conversations" about returning to play Kurt Hummel again.

Amanda Seyfried was grateful to have time at home after her marriage ended.

Billie Piper thinks the acting industry can be a "bloodsport" for women because they get pitted against one another.

Never judge a book by its cover. That’s what this morning show host learned after making a tongue-in-cheek assumption about a guest live on-air.

Korean music entertainment shows are seeking a fresh start as once-dominant audition competitions and music mystery programs prepare to return with new approaches. Mnet's "Superstar K," widely regarded as the original Korean television audition show, is set to make a comeback after approximately 11 years, while MBC's "King of Mask Singer" is shifting from its long-running weekly format to a seasonal structure. The recently announced returns of both programs represent more than an attempt to revive nostalgia. They mark an effort to revisit formulas that once proved successful in a music entertainment landscape that has changed dramatically. In the past, televised auditions served as a major gateway for unknown singers to gain recognition and develop into stars. The concept of guessing the identities of masked performers also offered viewers a fresh form of entertainment. Today, however, platforms such as YouTube and short-form video services have diversified the ways emerging artists can reach audiences, while viewers' content consumption habits have also evolved. The two programs are taki

Crossover vocal group Forestella is set to make history as the first Korean musical group to headline at the main stage of New York’s legendary Carnegie Hall. The quartet, formed after winning JTBC's singing competition "Phantom Singer 2" in 2017, consists of members Cho Min-gyu, Ko Woo-rim, Bae Doo-hoon and Kang Hyung-ho. Forestella has successfully bridged high art and popular culture in Korea, becoming prominent examples of crossover success. Their agency Beat Interactive announced on Thursday that the group will embark on their second North American tour, titled "BEYOND: ACROSS THE HORIZON," which includes the landmark Carnegie Hall performance. "Forestella will become the first domestic music group ever to enter and perform at the Carnegie Hall," the agency stated. "Through this tour across major North American cities, they will once again solidify their status as the leading representatives of K-crossover music." While legendary Korean solo artists — such as veteran singer Cho Yong-pil in 1981, followed by Patti Kim, Insooni, Lee Sun-hee and Kim Bum-soo — have previously grac

K-pop boy group Stray Kids has confirmed that member Lee Know will begin fulfilling his mandatory military service next year. With major K-pop groups such as BTS and SEVENTEEN having adopted different strategies to manage disruptions caused by military enlistment, attention is turning to how Stray Kids, which has built its global influence primarily through group activities, will navigate its own military hiatus. JYP Entertainment, the group's agency, announced through its official social media channels on Nov. 5 that Lee Know is scheduled to begin his military service in the first quarter of 2027, along with plans for the group's upcoming activities. According to the agency, Lee Know may be absent from some scheduled activities during the first quarter of next year but will continue connecting with fans through various content releases and individual activities before his enlistment. His exact enlistment date and type of military service have yet to be disclosed. The announcement has drawn particular attention because Lee Know will become the first Stray Kids member to fulfill his mili

Actor and singer Park Jin-young has topped the buzz rankings for drama performers, marking a new milestone in his 14-year career. Having moved seamlessly between music and acting, Park is now demonstrating the versatility that has earned him a reputation as an all-round entertainer. Years of steadily building his acting career are translating into tangible success as he draws growing public attention. The tvN 20th anniversary special drama "100 Days of Deception," starring Park, surpassed a 10 percent viewership rating with its 10th episode, according to Nielsen Korea. Interest in the series has continued to grow with each episode, boosting the popularity of its cast. According to Good Data Corporation's rankings of the most buzzworthy TV and streaming dramas, Park took the top spot among performers, followed by his co-star Kim You-jung in second place. In the drama, Park plays Sato Hideo, also known as Kim Tae-woong, a character torn between his Korean roots and the Japanese identity he was forced to adopt to survive during Japan's colonial rule of Korea. His character becomes entangl

Yuqi, a Chinese member of the K-pop girl group i-dle, has once again shared a social media post supporting the Chinese government's stance on national unification, drawing attention because fellow member Shuhua is from Taiwan. On Thursday, Yuqi reposted a message from China's state-run Xinhua News Agency on the Chinese social media platform Weibo. "The territory must not be divided, the country must not be split, the nation must not be scattered and civilization must not be interrupted," the message read. Yuqi added, "A shared belief deeply engraved in the hearts of all descendants of the Chinese nation," expressing her support for the message. The post quoted part of a speech delivered by Chinese President Xi Jinping at a ceremony in Beijing the same day to commemorate the 160th anniversary of the birth of Sun Yat-sen. In his speech, Xi said that throughout more than 5,000 years of Chinese civilization, the belief that the territory must remain undivided, the country must not fall into chaos, the nation must remain united and civilization must continue has been deeply rooted among the Ch

A Seoul court on Friday ruled against K-pop agency Belift Lab in a suit claiming damages from Min Hee-jin, former CEO of K-pop label ADOR, for alleged defamation. Belift Lab, a sub-label of K-pop powerhouse Hybe, had sought 2 billion won ($1.5 million) in damages after Min claimed in an April 2024 press conference that the label's girl group Illit had copied ADOR's NewJeans. The Seoul Western District Court rejected Belift Lab's argument that Min had defamed the label by spreading false information, ruling her remarks were an expression of subjective opinion. It also dismissed a counter suit raised by Min against Belift Lab, seeking 5 billion won in damages. Min faces a separate criminal case over the alleged defamation against Belift Lab, with police referring her to the prosecution last month on suspicion of defamation and obstruction of business.

Led Zeppelin rocker Jimmy Page, 82, has no desire to tour again but will keep on playing the guitar.

Peter Gabriel says his decision to leave Genesis in 1975 was driven by the fact that he believed that the band were pulling in different directions.

Hailee Steinfeld is excited for her first holidays as a new mother.

Kelly Rowland has opened up on her close friendships with Beyonce and Michelle Williams.

Ray Nicholson "can't talk about" much with his father, screen legend Jack Nicholson, and was "scared" to tell him he wanted to follow in his footsteps and be an actor.

Tyga and Madelaine Petsch have reportedly gone their separate ways after over a year of dating.

Robert Downey Jr. has had a "glorious time" playing the villain Victor Von Doom in Avengers: Doomsday.

Mike Myers is having a "great time" writing a fourth Austin Powers movie.