The Coen brothers are back in business together. Joel and Ethan Coen are collaborating on the upcoming film “Jack of Spades”, Netflix has announced. A logline describes the film as “A sinister gothic mystery filled with intrigue and betrayal set in the atmospheric Scottish Highlands.” Their last film together was the Netflix movie “The Ballad of Buster Scruggs” in 2018.
Rob Lowe is ready to tell his story. The “West Wing” star is giving fans a behind-the-scenes look at his career in the new Netflix doc “Rob Lowe: The Outsider”, out November 24. The documentary features archival footage, as well as interviews with his wife of over 30 years, Sheryl Berkoff, and former co-stars Gwenyth Paltrow and Demi Moore.
The music and entertainment company HYBE has announced record profits for this quarter of over $1.1 billion with BTS and said they “plan to announce additional dates for the BTS tour for 2027 and are also preparing for the group’s post-tour activities, including both group and solo projects.” BTS is also planning to work on new material for full-band projects.
The Weeknd capped off his 4-night run in Hong Kong with a new song that pays homage to a Cantopop icon. He released ‘Hong Kong’, a tribute to the city that incorporates music and Cantonese vocals from Faye Wong’s 1993 song ‘Monsoon’. He debuted the song at Kai Tak Stadium.
Thanks to a Halloween boost, Michael Jackson’s ‘Thriller’ has lurched back onto the Billboard Hot 100 at #20. The song originally hit #4 in March 1984, becoming the 7th top 10 hit from his blockbuster album of the same name. The song has returned to the Hot 100 each year during the spooky season since 2018.
Aerosmith’s Steven Tyler pushed back at the idea that the band’s touring days are done. During their Hollywood Bowl concert, he said to the crowd: “So Bill Burr said these are our final shows. Doesn’t he know that you can’t get rid of Aerosmith? In fact, at the end of the world, there will only be cockroaches, Aerosmith and I guess, Bill Burr!”
Journey’s Neal Schon has issued a statement as their “Final Frontier” tour nears its end. It reads, in part, “After completing 110 shows in 2026, we’ve felt something powerful happen within Journey. Playing 2½ hours each night has brought us closer together. What began as ‘The Final Frontier’ now feels more like ‘The Long Goodbye.’ We’re letting our hearts help guide what comes next.”
Ella Langley and Kacey Musgraves both contribute songs to the soundtrack of “Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping” which hits theaters November 20. The film’s companion album will be released November 13. The collection also features songs by Steven Wilson Jr., Carter Faith, Tyler Childers, Noah Kahan, and more.
Jamie Foxx is officially a father of 3! Sources confirm the 58-year-old welcomed a new baby, marking his first child with 31-year-old girlfriend Alyce Huckstepp. Jamie is already a dad to two older daughters from previous relationships, 32-year-old Corinne and 18-year-old Anelise.
SZA is reportedly in talks to headline Coachella 2027 alongside Dua Lipa and Tame Impala. Neither SZA nor the festival organizers have officially confirmed the massive lineup just yet. In addition to the festival rumors, SZA gave fans a major update regarding her long-awaited 3rd studio album. She said the new project is still in development and will follow her successful 2022 release, “SOS” which saw a deluxe edition added in 2024.
Cavendish, PEI’s annual “Cavendish Beach Music Festival”, the sister festival to Sommo, has announced the first wave of artists coming to play next summer. Running from July 8 to 10 at the beach, the 2027 roster will be led by Riley Green, Sam Barber, and Tim McGraw.
The Halloween episode of “Saturday Night Live”, hosted by Inde Navarrette and featuring Gracie Abrams, attracted 5.2 million viewers, marking the highest season viewership to date for NBC. This October 31 broadcast surpassed the previous season high of 4.6 million viewers from the season opener, which featured Jalen Brunson as host.
Cynthia Erivo is joining the cast of the highly anticipated Snoop Dogg biopic, stepping into the role of Tupac’s mother, Afeni Shakur. The Universal Pictures film, simply titled “Snoop” will follow the life and career of the West Coast hip-hop icon, with Jonathan Daviss starring as Snoop Dogg. “Snoop” currently slated to hit theaters on August 6.
Denise Richards has confirmed her return to “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” for season 16, revealing she will appear in several upcoming episodes after joining a recent cast trip. She shared her excitement at the November 2 premiere of Hulu’s “All’s Fair” and said her return to the reality series was both fun and dramatic.
Elton John’s music video for the single “Sacrifice” released in 1989, has surpassed one billion views on YouTube, marking a significant milestone in his career. “Sacrifice” peaked at No. 18 on the Billboard Hot 100 and the album reached No. 23 on the Billboard 200, making the video’s billion-view success particularly notable as it is Elton’s first visual to achieve this feat.
Lady A will host the “CMA Country Christmas” special on December 1 on ABC. In case you didn’t know, Lady A loves the holiday season and has two Christmas albums. They will perform along with Dan + Shay, Zach Top, Jordan Davis, Russell Dickerson, and Trisha Yearwood. The special airs on ABC and will stream on Hulu and Disney+ the next day.
sombr chipped his tooth again during a November 3 concert at Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee — this time accidentally hitting his water bottle against his tooth mid-performance. He borrowed a fan’s phone to check his appearance, then announced the damage to the crowd. “I was just going over to take a sip of my water bottle. I bang it on my tooth, and I chip my tooth. Make some noise for me. I’m really tough. Rock star,” he joked.
Daisy Ridley, Sosie Bacon, and Simon Rex are attached to horror feature “Get Rid Of It”, with production beginning in early 2027. The story follows sisters Harper and Jessie on a cross-country road trip after Harper becomes pregnant by a mysterious drifter. The pregnancy may not be human.
Maya Hawke will anchor an ensemble cast in a live action “Magic: The Gathering” movie. Legendary Entertainment and Hasbro Entertainment are producing. Maya’s role remains undisclosed. Best known for “Stranger Things”, she next appears in “The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping”.
“Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” star Jen Affleck has filed for divorce from husband Zac Affleck after seven years of marriage. Utah court records show the filing was made November 3. The couple share three children, with a fourth on the way. Jen, 27, previously told People magazine, “There’s a lot that we’ve been navigating behind closed doors.”
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