Bill Hader has reflected on the difficulties of working in Hollywood.

Jessica Biel "kind of wants to squash" her son's dream of being a musician and actor and doesn't want him getting hired just because he has famous parents.

Barry Keoghan has undergone a £4,500 skin-tightening treatment after speaking about the "abuse" he's received over his appearance.

Michael C Hall has explained what convinced him to join Dexter, the hit TV show.

Brooke Hogan is saddened to see her dad's life "reduced to transactions".

Val Chmerkovskiy enjoyed a "cathartic" reunion with Carrie Ann Inaba and apologised to Jenna Dewan for causing "chaos" when he returned to Dancing With the Stars following his one-week suspension.

Cyndi Lauper has recalled her experience of working in a store during her younger years.

Christopher Lloyd has discussed working with Michael J. Fox in Back to the Future.

Connor Storrie is reportedly in line to play the villain in Ghost Rider opposite Ryan Gosling.

Country star Miranda Lambert has opened up about her split from Blake Shelton.

Lamar Odom has become the first NBA star to join OnlyFans.

Sophia Bush has recalled being "pitted against" other women during her younger years.

“Bite him!” “Fight!” “You know I’m a really dangerous guy, right?” On Friday, voice actors Park Sang-hoon and Choi Woo-sung were locked in a heated verbal exchange as they watched a screen at Pixelogic Korea’s studio in Sangam-dong, Mapo District, Seoul. They were dubbing a one-on-one game between former martial arts fighters for the reality show “Physical: 100 Mexico.” As the actors delivered their lines in sync with the contestants’ movements and emotions, dubbing producer Kim Jeong-ryeong offered a steady stream of feedback: “Let me check the pronunciation,” “Make sure the microphone isn’t peaking” and “Your voice sounds a little hoarse.” “Physical: 100,” which pits 100 contestants with exceptional physical abilities against one another in extreme challenges, began as a Korean original reality show and has since spawned local adaptations in countries including Mexico and Italy. The scene observed that day was part of the Korean-language dubbing process. Dubbing involves translation, adaptation, voice casting, editing and mixing, and takes rough

A leading Korean composer and an internationally acclaimed countertenor will share a stage in Seoul next month, bringing two contemporary works to Korean audiences alongside classical compositions in a program designed to bridge musical traditions across centuries. Sejong Soloists will present the concert at 5:30 p.m. Nov. 28 at Consolation Hall in Seosomun Shrine History Museum, featuring countertenor Iestyn Davies, violinist Kim Chee-yun, composer Donghoon Shin and other musicians. The concert will include the Asian premieres of Shin’s “Sonnets to Orpheus” (2026) and “Winter Sonata” (2025), offering audiences an opportunity to hear recent works by a composer whose music has attracted international attention. “Sonnets to Orpheus,” commissioned by Sejong Soloists, Wigmore Hall in London, Istanbul Music Festival and Chamber Music Northwest in the United States, received its world premiere in Istanbul in June with Davies and members of the Berlin Philharmonic. The five-movement work draws on poems by Rainer Maria Rilke, tracing emotions surrounding death, from grief and anger

Korean virtual idol group PLAVE has achieved its highest-ever ranking on the U.S. Billboard's main albums chart with its latest release. The band's fifth EP, "Hyperdrive," debuted at No. 31 on the Billboard 200, according to the latest chart released Tuesday (U.S. time). The result surpassed the group's previous best ranking of No. 145, set by its fourth EP, "Caligo Pt. 2," in May, which marked PLAVE's first appearance on the chart. Released Oct. 19, "Hyperdrive" also sold more than 1.32 million copies in Korea during its first week, setting a new sales record for the group. Elsewhere on the chart, the original soundtrack for the hit Netflix animation "KPop Demon Hunters" and Katseye's "Wild" placed at No. 35 and No. 39, respectively. BTS' fifth full-length album, "Arirang," ranked 46th, down five spots from the previous week, extending its run on the chart to a 31st consecutive week. Stray Kids' "This & That" placed 93rd. On the Billboard Hot 100 songs chart, "Dracula," a collaborative single by Jennie of K-pop girl group BLACKPINK and Australian act Tame Impala, ranked at No. 8, spending

For the past few years, choreographer Back Koo-young had quietly begun to wonder whether his time was passing, watching pitches from directors far younger than him getting picked over his own. When he was named the winner of Mnet's "Street World Fighter: Director's War" last week, his 24 years of work in the industry meant the trophy was not a sign of a triumphant comeback but as something closer to a "perfect attendance award" — a reward for refusing to stop even when he believed his star was dimming. "There was a time when it felt like everyone in the industry was looking for me. Then I started to feel that I was fading, too," Back said during an interview with The Korea Times at CJ ENM Center in western Seoul, Tuesday. "I think of this trophy as a reward for the effort I never let go of, even in the middle of that." The title is the first competition win of a career spent shaping some of K-pop's most recognizable work, and it came four years after he fell one step short of the final on the show's predecessor, "Street Man Fighter." He built much of his career as a performance director

The update comes ten days after her death shocked the world.

A limited drama series about convicted triple murderer Erin Patterson has been greenlit, with Emmy-nominated actor Melanie Lynskey in the starring role.

A mini festival of alternative pop rock will descend on RAC Arena in early 2027 headlined by a Grammy-winning American favourite.

A man who was a teenager when he alleges Alan Jones kissed him has hit back in court against claims that he made it all up.

How does an international pop star prepare for a show in Perth? By doing cartwheels on the shore and enjoying her lush life.

Demi Lovato had shared a picture of herself on her instagram Stories on Tuesday (27.10.26), which showed her arm with an IV needle, and a hospital bracelet around her wrist.

The Jonas Brothers reflected on the hilarious mishap during an episode of their Hey Jonas podcast.

Cynthia Erivo starred as Elphaba in the 2024 movie, opposite Ariana Grande as Glinda, with the pair both reprising the roles for the 2025 sequel Wicked: For Good.

Liev Schreiber stars as homicide detective Jonah Lynn in Apple TV series Nocturne, in which Stephen Graham plays terrifying serial killer role Jurek Walter, with Zazie Beatz playing Jonah’s young detective partner and goddaughter Saga Bauer.

The reality TV star shares North, 13, Saint, 10, Chicago, eight, and seven-year-old Psalm with Kanye West, from whom she filed for divorce in February 2021.

Christina Applegate returned to her and Jamie Lynn Sigler’s MeSsy podcast to offer an update to her followers, after saying that she hadn’t “gotten better” after the misdiagnosis.

Jennifer Lawrence has newly launched “biodesigned haircare” company Mes, with chemical biological engineer Jasmina Aganovic, which is selling just three products - a volumising mist, a repair mask and a serum.

Get ready for a massive night of entertainment, featuring one mega stage that you’ve surely never seen before.