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There are two Grohls debuting music on Billboard charts dated March 7. You’ll be fairly familiar with one: Dave Grohl, frontman of Foo Fighters, whose “Your Favorite Toy” reaches multiple rankings, paced by a No. 2 bow on the Hot…
Banijay Entertainment boss Marco Bassetti today hailed a “monumental week” for his business as it prepares to merge with All3Media, but the French giant still saw production and distribution revenue fall in 2025. Full-year results released late afternoon in Europe…
Will Paramount Skydance turn CNN into a right-leaning Fox News 2.0? With David Ellison’s media company poised to snap up CNN’s parent company, Warner Bros. Discovery, in a deal valued at $111 billion, staffers at the news cable outlet have…
Inside Billboard’s Ground Floor Studios, B2K and Bow Wow are heating things up with their exuberance and youthful spirits on a frigid March afternoon in New York City. After scarfing down three boxes of Gotham’s revered Joe’s Pizza, the early-2000s…
Documentary festival Visions du Réel, which runs April 17-26 in Nyon, Switzerland, will shine a spotlight on the work of Moroccan visual artist and videographer Meriem Bennani as it hosts the Swiss premiere of her film “Bouchra,” co-directed by Orian…
Per Deadline, Taylor Sheridan’s Tulsa King spinoff Frisco King has added four more series regulars to star opposite Samuel L. Jackson. The incoming stars are Asa Germann, Savanna Gann, Lilah Pate, and Yellowstone alumnus Kai Caster.
After taking us to the cottage, Heated Rivalry creator Jacob Tierney will bring us back to the Athenian Empire in his new Alexander the Great drama at Netflix.
EXCLUSIVE: Paramount+ is making its first major statement in the reality TV space since it came under new leadership. The streamer has ordered a relationship dating series from Kinetic Content, the company behind Netflix’s Love Is Blind and Peacock’s Married…
The Legend of Zelda series is like a freight train. It’s been going at full speed for 40 years, and it shows no signs of stopping, despite fans always wanting more out of it.
December 10 have spoken to NME about their rise to fame after being formed by Simon Cowell, realising that Tom Grennan was a fan, and how they’re only just getting started. The seven-piece boyband caught up with us backstage at…