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The peak boy band era of the late 1990s and early 2000s was a rush of teen hormones, screaming fans, massive first-week sales and sold-out arena tours. From *NSYNC to the Backstreet Boys, Boyz II Men, 98 Degrees, O-Town and…
Exclusive: ScreenRant presents the Brothers Under Fire trailer, starring Kiefer Sutherland as a captain who protects his squadron at a wedding.
In the first two minutes of his new special “Silly Silly Fun Boy,” Pete Holmes quips about his “big, dumb Mormon face” (despite the fact that he is not Mormon) and admits to sticking Q-tips deep into his “ear G-spot”…
Billboard Japan caught up with members of Juice=Juice for its Monthly Feature series spotlighting artists and releases currently making an impact on the scene. Since forming in 2013, the Hello! Project idol group has seen members graduate and join over…
Wolverine’s death in 2017’s Logan wasn’t just another superhero send-off. Hugh Jackman’s X-Men character went out in a raw, brutal, deeply human story that stripped away comic-book spectacle and replaced it with pain, regret, and sacrifice. It felt final in…
Miley Cyrus‘ highly anticipated Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary Special finally premiered Tuesday (March 24) on Disney+, featuring special cameos from both Chappell Roan and Selena Gomez. Related Miley Cyrus Spills the ‘Tea’ on How Taylor Swift Was Cast in the…
Rapper, singer and songwriter Everlast, best known for the hit late ’90s single “What It’s Like,” signed a record deal with Thirty Tigers in partnership with Regime Music Group. The first release under the deal was “Stones,” which dropped on…
After the first renditions of her Hannah Montana hits “This Is the Life” and “The Climb,” Miley Cyrus ruffled her period-perfect blonde bangs as she settled back into the character that launched her career. “I used to think of Hannah…
Dwayne Johnson is playing games once again in Jumanji 4.
On March 24, 1956, the legendary Harry Belafonte crowned Billboard‘s first weekly albums chart — then billed Best Selling Pop Albums in Billboard magazine’s pages — with his smash set Belafonte. Decades later, the ranking now known as the Billboard…