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Harry Potter was a cultural phenomenon, and the book series defined millennials’ childhoods with its combination of modern life and magic. The movie adaptations made their main stars into household names, and the original seven-part series is still popular. That…
Mandy Patinkin is the latest to join Amazon Prime Video’s series adaptation of “God of War.” He will play Odin, “the most powerful Aesir god.” Per the character description: “Odin, the All-Father, is not physically imposing or particularly god-like: but…
An additional surprise presenter will be revealed onstage during Sunday night’s ceremony.
Breaking Through the Lens used its Sundance perch to put financing — not just representation — at the center of the equity conversation. The global nonprofit hosted a panel Tuesday at the Canon Creative Studio in Park City, where it…
On Wednesday night at West Hollywood’s Zouk LA, Billboard brought together some of the best and brightest of the music industry to celebrate the unveiling of our 2026 Billboard Power 100 list and to single out six of our honorees…
One of the more widely reported developments at the height of the #MeToo movement was the 2017 ouster of then-Today co-anchor Matt Lauer amid allegations of sexual misconduct from an NBC staffer. Now, more than a decade after the alleged…
It’s obvious now, in 2026, that the music industry is in the midst of an AI revolution — but for Universal Music Group’s chief digital officer and executive vp, Michael Nash, AI is a disruption he’s been waiting on since the…
John Rambo is locked, loaded, and ready to go for another big screen battle.
Charli xcx, Chappell Roan and Teyana Taylor are just a few of the musicians who will be on hand to present at the Grammy Awards this Sunday. The Recording Academy revealed that additional presenters will include Carole King, Jeff Goldblum,…
Jay Duplass is back where he always wanted to be — behind the camera. In the early aughts, Jay and and his brother Mark exploded on the indie scene with low-budget mumblecore offerings like “Cyrus,” “Baghead” and “The Puffy Chair”…