Christina Aguilera has been appointed Global Creative Director and stakeholder for luxury Champagne brand Beau Joie. She emphasizes the importance of making any occasion special, saying that Champagne elevates both intimate gatherings and larger celebrations. She looks forward to creating limited-edition bottle designs and merging her personal style with the Champagne brand’s identity.
Tom Cruise is confirming what many people suspect about his extreme work ethic on movie sets. During a recent GQ interview for his “Digger” promotion, Tom admitted his extreme intensity. He takes his job very seriously and feels a deep level of responsibility for everyone on a project. He addressed his demanding reputation head-on and said, “The rumors are true.” He warned future collaborators that he expects a lot from everyone involved and will always arrive on set early.
Whoopi Goldberg is ready to get back in the habit again, and she’s tired of waiting. The EGOT winner has spent years trying to get “Sister Act 3” off the ground. And as the project remains in production limbo, She admits she’s not very “Joyful, Joyful” about the long road the return has taken. Whoopi said she doesn’t think studio heads “really understand the relationship people have to Sister Act because everybody grew up with it”, but she does think they will let the project go ahead.
Martha Stewart is apparently sitting on a very different kind of recipe, and she might be ready to serve it up. The lifestyle queen posted a sultry selfie on social media, with a caption guaranteed to stop the scroll, “I’ve been thinking about releasing my nudes.” She didn’t offer any more details, so it’s unclear whether she’s got a stash ready to go or if she was just having a little fun.
Justin Bieber’s dad, Jeremy, has been added to the cast of “The Traitors Canada” for its 4th season, beginning September 21. Jeremy, a strategic advisor, describes himself in his profile as “loyal, calm and confident,” and says his greatest achievement is “my kids.”
November 6 will see the release of a box set edition of 1976’s “Rock and Roll Over” from KISS, packed with 100 previously unreleased songs and mixes. The 4-CD + Blu-Ray audio “Rock and Roll Over 50th Anniversary” set will include 18 songs recorded during the band’s 3-night April 1977 stand in Tokyo, which were originally intended to be released as their second live album.
Florida Georgia Line just announced their reunion tour for 2027, and it’s called “Anything Goes Again: The Festival Tour”. It will feature 12 shows, and they’ll all be at country music festivals across the country. Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley said it’s been special seeing their fans reconnect with the music. It seems like a lot of people are excited about them getting back together.
Morgan Wallen’s fans are buzzing, because he shared a picture on social media that looks a lot like the artwork from “Grand Theft Auto 6”. And he’s not the only music star that posted scenes from GTA 6. There were also posts by Travis Scott, Metro Boomin, and Future. So now fans are sure that Morgan’s music will be featured in the game. So just in case you needed another reason to buy the game, now you have one.
Kenny Chesney is hitting stadiums in 2027 with his newly announced “Original Vibe Room Tour”. The 19-date run features Eric Church and Sheryl Crow, with opening sets from Greylan James. The tour name draws inspiration from a backstage hangout Kenny created during his 2002 tour.
The 2026 Emmy Awards, hosted by Mariska Hargitay on NBC and Peacock, drew 6.7 million viewers — down 10% from last year’s 7.42 million. Despite performances by Taylor Swift and Noah Kahan, ratings slipped. NBC competed against Monday Night Football. Still, it ranked as 2026’s most-watched Monday entertainment telecast.
“American Idol” is moving production from Hollywood to the Atlanta area for Season 25, premiering in January. The shift follows rising costs in California, where the show didn’t qualify for state tax incentives. Georgia offers up to 30% in tax credits for reality productions. The iconic “Hollywood Week” segment will look different under the new location.
Apple TV has again renewed Gary Oldman’s spy drama “Slow Horses” for an eighth season. The six-episode season will adapt Mick Herron’s novel “Clown Town”, featuring Jackson Lamb in his “most explosive confrontation yet” with MI5 director Diana Taverner, played by Kristin Scott Thomas. Season 6 premieres Wednesday on Apple TV.
A revival of “Annie” is set for Broadway in fall 2027, marking the musical’s 50th anniversary. Tony-winning director Sam Pinkleton will lead the production. He called the show “gutsy, fearless and funny as hell.” Originally opening April 21, 1977, “Annie” earned 11 Tony nominations and won seven, including Best Musical.
Jack Black will perform as “Jack Sabbath” at Tom Morello’s Power to the People festival on October 3 in Maryland. His backing band includes Morello’s 15-year-old son Roman on guitar, Scott Ian’s 14-year-old son Revel on bass, drumming prodigy Yoyoka, and keyboardist Hugo Weiss. The festival also features Foo Fighters and Bruce Springsteen.
Quentin Tarantino is publishing a new novel, “The Adventures of Cliff Booth”, on December 8. It precedes David Fincher’s Netflix film “The Further Misadventures of Cliff Booth”, starring Brad Pitt, which streams December 23. David’s film also gets an IMAX release November 25. This is Tarantino’s second Cliff Booth novel.
Drake says he’s officially hitting the road again for a massive world tour in 2027. He shared the exciting news during a television interview ahead of his FOMO livestream. Drake said, “Obviously a tour is coming, and there’s other things on the horizon.” He confirmed he will be traveling across the world in 2027 to see his fans again.
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