The US rapper is taking his campaign to arenas across Europe after his removal from Ed Sheeran’s Loop tour sparked withdrawals by other support acts.

The Yellowstone star has reportedly hosted Arizona lifestyle influencer McKenna Wesley at his Santa Barbara and Aspen properties after the pair bonded over golf.

Parking at one Perth Royal Show carpark will help raise money for four local community groups, with every $20 payment going back to the organisations.

Bill Nighy has let slip that he was once married, despite having previously denied ever getting wed in the past.

A preview for the music video for Taylor Swift's Patient Zero video shows she has two very fmaous co-stars.

Kylie Kelce has invited Catherine, Princess of Wales to appear on her Not Gonna Lie podcast so they can discuss hockey and parenting.

Liam Gallagher is a devoted Manchester City fan but his fiancee wanted to keep a giant Arsenal tribute in the grounds of their new home.

Some of K-drama's most memorable pairings are getting another chance to share the screen, years after their romances first captivated viewers. From Song Kang and Kim So-hyun of "Love Alarm" to Suzy and Kim Seon-ho of "Start-Up," actors who once generated buzz with their romantic chemistry are reuniting in a string of new projects — sometimes in relationships dramatically different from the ones fans remember. The reunions come anywhere from four to about 10 years after the stars first worked together, bringing nostalgia as well as curiosity over how their chemistry may have changed. Song Kang and Kim So-hyun reunite 5 years after 'Love Alarm' Song Kang and Kim So-hyun are set to reunite in MBC's upcoming drama "White Scandal," five years after the Netflix series "Love Alarm." Based on a webtoon of the same name, "White Scandal" follows Dan Yi-hyuk, played by Song, a third-generation chaebol heir who does not want to inherit his family's business empire, and Ji Eun-seol, played by Kim, a former child star whose career has fallen apart. The two enter a fake relationship to deceive the pub

In 1994, Korean television history was rewritten when the legendary horror drama "M" hit the airwaves, eventually peaking at a staggering 52.2 percent viewership rating. Starring iconic actor Shim Eun-ha, the series mesmerized the nation with a groundbreaking visual feat in the ominous glowing green eyes of its possessed protagonist, marking one of Korean television’s earliest uses of computer-generated special effects. Beyond its chilling aesthetic, "M" sent shockwaves through society by tackling the deeply sensitive and taboo subject of abortion, framed through a dark supernatural lens. Over three decades later, that iconic green glow is coming back to life. Tving has officially announced "M: Reboot," a modernized psychological horror thriller that revives the core identity of the 1994 classic while reframing it for contemporary audiences. The original's narrative centered heavily around demonic possession and the social taboo of abortion, with Ma-ri (Shim) possessed by the soul of an aborted fetus seeking vengeance in a supernatural medical horror with a clear social message. The new

The Korean historical thriller "The Assassins(s)" is poised to lead the local box office during the Chuseok holiday amid a slate of films seeking to bank on holiday moviegoers. The film, starring Yoo Hae-jin, Park Hae-il and Lee Min-ho, accounted for 31 percent of advance ticket sales as of 2 p.m. Wednesday, with more than 238,000 tickets sold, according to the data by the Korean Film Council. Directed by Hur Jin-ho, the film was inspired by the 1974 assassination attempt on then South Korean President Park Chung-hee, which resulted in the death of the first lady. The shooting remains one of the most shocking events in the country's tumultuous modern history. The global megahit "The Odyssey," which ranked No. 2, accounted for 17.1 percent of pre-ticket sales. The Christopher Nolan film has amassed more than 11.2 million admissions here since its release in August to become the second most-watched film at Korean theaters this year, only after the Korean historical drama "The King's Warden." Advance ticket sales for the Korean film "Tazza: Song of Beelzebub," the final sequel of the long-ru

Killing Eve star Fiona Shaw has enjoyed a "fantastic life", and she regards the BBC show's creator Phoebe Waller-Bridge as her "spiritual daughter".

Catherine Zeta-Jones has branded husband Michael Douglas "the ultimate nepo baby" and argued he has more than proven himself away from his famous father, the late Kirk Douglas.

Cara Delevingne can't remember much about her meeting with Stevie Nicks because it was so emotional.

The ‘90s star, who rose to fame in Disney’s The Lion King, spent 34 hours in a Los Angeles jail after the alleged altercation.

Madonna will open the VMAs with her first performance at the awards show in 23 years.

The Beach Boys have axed shows in Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and South Carolina at the last minute.

Sugababes have confirmed a new self‑titled album for early next year, with the original trio calling the release a triumphant return after years of battles behind the scenes.

He is set to launch a new nightclub in Perth, with some VIP booths selling for up to $1500.

Glee co-creator Ryan Murphy has given his biggest hint that the musical drama is returning more than a decade after its sixth and final season.

Sean Gunn has officially "retired" from portraying Rocky Raccoon in motion capture in the Guardians of the Galaxy franchise.

Jean Smart will play Craig T. Nelson's love interest in The Families Stone.

Pete Byrne, the British vocalist who co‑founded Naked Eyes and fronted several of the duo’s ’80s synth‑pop hits, has died in Los Angeles at 74.

Actress Olivia Culpo has urged expectant mothers to ignore the "noise" about pregnancy weight gain, and she is pleased to be getting bigger because it means her baby is "growing" and is "healthy".

Former England football captain Wayne Rooney has blasted speculation he has been using a weight-loss pen to shed pounds, insisting he has been "working really hard to lose weight".

Dolly Parton's sister has denied the family are feuding in the wake of her death after her nephew Bryan Seaver was fired as head of security.

Nick Cannon is "always open" to getting back together with Mariah Carey but can't see himself getting married again.

How To Train Your Dragon and Black Phone actor Mason Thames is set for new comedy Narcs.

Warner Bros. has pushed back Gremlins 3 by nearly a year, after announcing the hotly-anticipated movie will now drop on October 6, 2028, rather than November 19, 2027.

Paramore star Hayley Williams admitted she wasn't sure if paying tribute to Chad Gilbert was "appropriate" given their past.