Patrick Stewart, star of “X-Men” and “Star Trek: The Next Generation”, has died after a brief battle with Alzheimer’s and Lewy body dementia. He was 86. He will appear with other classic X-Men in “Avengers: Doomsday” in December.
Post Malone shared a snippet of his new song ‘Bad Mood’, which will appear on his upcoming album “Eternal Buzz”. In an IG video, he is seen sitting on a couch while drinking a beer, rocking out to the song. He added in the caption: “eternal buzz coming soon love you mofo’s.”
Mercury Studios has announced that the full-length film version and soundtrack of Ozzy Osbourne’s all-star “Back to the Beginning” farewell concert will be available in digital and physical forms on December 11, including 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, CD, and vinyl. Physical versions will include behind the scenes footage and video tributes from Dolly Parton and AC/DC.
Ella Langley’s ‘Loving Life Again’ has become her 6th #1 single on Billboard’s Country Airplay chart. Billboard reports that she notched the 6 chart-toppers in just 99 weeks, making her the fastest female artist to accomplish the feat in the chart’s 36-year history.
Garth Brooks announced that his “2026 Blame It All On My Roots Arena Tour” is going international. He posted, “Hamilton, Ontario, you’re the first stop as we bring the Blame It All On My Roots Tour north!” He’ll play December 4 and 5 at the city’s TD Coliseum.
AMC Theatres is back with new popcorn buckets for the upcoming “Dune: Part Three” following the wildly viral and suggestive sandworm design from 2024. The cinema chain revealed two new internet-breaking designs, including a “Double Sandworm” collectable that features two giant creatures to make sharing easier. The second option is a “Sandworm Thumper” bucket, featuring a working replica of the device used in the movies to pound the sand and attract the giant worms.
Backstreet Boys are officially entering the esports world by launching a competitive gaming team called the Backstreet Gamers. The group is partnering with the Global Gaming League and will compete against celebrity-led squads owned by T-Pain, Ne-Yo, and Howie Mandel. Nick Carter, Howie D, AJ McLean, Brian Littrell, and Kevin Richardson unveiled the team’s new mascot, saying they want to connect with fans and embrace friendly trash talk.
Lady Gaga’s former New York City penthouse has hit the market, listed for just under $7 million. The 3,700-square-foot condominium in Hell’s Kitchen features 4 bedrooms, 3-and-a-half bathrooms, and a massive rooftop deck. Photos of the penthouse reveal a spacious corner living and dining area, complete with a fireplace and large chandelier. According to property records, the sprawling luxury apartment last sold for $6.1 million back in 2018.
Noah Kahan has announced a world tour for 2027, which will bring him to Montreal for a lone Canadian stop next June. “The Last of the Bugs Tour” kicks off on April 24 in Athens, GA. The singer-songwriter will spend the next couple of months across the U.S., save crossing the border into Canada to perform at Montreal’s Parc Jean-Drapeau on June 15.
U2 are set to perform an exclusive concert for BBC Music at a venue in central London “in front of a select audience of fans”. BBC said the secret location “will be revealed to contest winners on the day of the performance”. The group’s new album “Carnaval De Luz”, drops November 13.
Dolly Parton left another gift for fans. According to “Page Six Hollywood”, a secret posthumous memoir from reportedly sold for $13 million in a, “wild, heated bidding war.” All details are currently unknown, like when she wrote it, what it’s about, or when it’ll come out.
Celine Dion earned $125.5 million across 16 Paris concerts, averaging $7.8 million per night. The 58-year-old sold 539,000 tickets for her Plenitude Arena residency, which ran September 12 through October 17, breaking the record for the fastest-grossing residency in history.
“Abbott Elementary” star Janelle James will host the 32nd Critics Choice Awards on January 3, at Barker Hangar in Santa Monica. She is a Critics Choice winner and Emmy nominee, and also has a Netflix stand-up special dropping November 10.
Netflix has renewed “The Diplomat” for a fifth season, announced Thursday, shortly after Season 4 dropped earlier this month. Season 4 reached third on Netflix’s Global Top 10 and entered the Top 10 in 63 countries. Stars Keri Russell, Rufus Sewell, Allison Janney, and Bradley Whitford are expected to return.
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