There is a newly announced crop of guest stars appearing in “Canada’s Drag Race” Season 7, which premieres November 19. Marianas Trench’s Josh Ramsay will appear on the new installment of the series, along with the likes of bbno$, Joel Kim Booster, Nicky Doll, and Slayyyter.
Neve Campbell has officially confirmed she will reprise her iconic role as Sidney Prescott for “Scream 8”. She said the new horror sequel is currently “in the pipeline,” though she kept specific plot details under wraps. Her return follows a massive box office showing for “Scream 7” which pulled in a franchise-best $200 million worldwide.
Hulu has cast the leads for the second installment of its true-crime anthology “Good American Family”. “The Last of Us” actress Isabela Merced will play Lorena Bobbitt, with “The White Lotus” star Patrick Schwarzenegger as her one-time husband John Bobbitt. The limited series is inspired by headline-grabbing story of the infamous Virginia couple who incited a media circus. It revolves around the infamous 1993 incident in which Lorena cut off her husband’s penis with a kitchen knife after an argument.
Johnny Depp is weighing in on Orlando Bloom’s recent comments about a potential return to the “Pirates of the Caribbean franchise”. Orlando suggested he’d be open to a nostalgia-fueled return to the series. Johnny was asked about reprising his role as Jack Sparrow and he jokingly responded, “I think we should have a contest of who can grow the fastest non-beard. Because neither of us can grow a beard, I don’t think. I can’t, for sure.”
20 years after My Chemical Romance’s “The Black Parade” was released, the album’s new deluxe version sits at the top of the Billboard 200 chart. It’s the group’s first-ever #1 album.
Queen’s Brian May is pumping the breaks on the ongoing rumors that they will perform a residence at the Vegas Sphere. Despite the chatter, he recently insisted to “Rolling Stone” magazine that nothing is imminent. “I still have a template in my head of what we could do, but I don’t think we’re progressing very fast on it for various other reasons.”
Country superstar Alan Jackson’s farewell concert will air on NBC December 8 from 8-10pm. “Alan Jackson: The Last Show” is also set for streaming the next day on Peacock.
Riley Green has had some big moments in his career, but there’s still one thing he’d still like to check off his list: being invited to become a member of the Grand Ole Opry. He said that being an Opry member would “be a pretty special thing” because it would mean a lot to his family, especially his parents and grandparents.
Daft Punk, despite disbanding in 2021, eclipsed 18 billion credited Spotify streams by October 2026, with around 27.5 million monthly listeners still engaging with their music. Significant contributions to their streaming success stem from collaborations with The Weeknd, particularly the tracks “Starboy” (4.8 billion streams) and “I Feel It Coming” (2.3 billion). Their individual songs still attract immense popularity, with “Get Lucky” surpassing 1.4 billion streams and “One More Time” nearing 1 billion.
Former James Bond star Pierce Brosnan has thrown his support behind Callum Turner as the next 007. Speaking to Vanity Fair, he praised several actors reportedly testing for the iconic role but gave a special nod to Callum, his co-star in the 2017 film “The Only Living Boy in New York”. “Callum Turner is someone I’ve worked with, and he’s so strong,” Pierce said.
McKenna Grace says she turns down roles requiring nudity or sexual content, citing her ambition to one day play a Disney princess. Speaking to Cosmopolitan during her press tour for “The Hunger Games: Sunrise On The Reaping”, McKenna said, “I definitely don’t do nudity or very hypersexual things. My dream is to try and be a Disney princess someday.”
Ben Wang is in negotiations to play Bobby Drake, also known as Iceman, in Marvel Studios’ upcoming “X-Men” reboot. Ben would join a cast including Sadie Sink, Kit Connor, Adam Driver, and Christopher Abbott. The film, directed by Jake Schreier, is scheduled for release May 5, 2028.
Judi Dench says it was Daniel Craig’s idea to kill off her Bond character, M, in 2012’s “Skyfall”. The 91-year-old actress reveals this in her upcoming memoir, “Is It Too Late to Make a Run For It?”, out November 3. Judi also jokes about being “sacked by Ralph Fiennes.” She appeared as M across eight Bond films, beginning with 1995’s “GoldenEye”.
Jason Statham and Guy Ritchie are teaming up for a 7th film together. Netflix announced “Dogfight”, described as a “stylish revenge actioner” set in London’s criminal underworld. Guy will write and direct, with Jason starring. Filming begins early 2027.
The companion album for “The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping” has been announced, featuring 29 tracks from artists including Jennifer Lawrence, Ella Langley, Tyler Childers, Kacey Musgraves, and Stevie Nicks. Executive-produced by Dave Cobb, the album drops November 13 on MCA, one week before the film’s November 20 theatrical release.
Bill Hader is set to guest star on “Abbott Elementary” this season. He broke the news on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” but revealed no details about his character or storyline, joking simply, “I’m excited.” The appearance follows his recent collaboration with creator Quinta Brunson on the animated film “The Cat in the Hat”, opening in theaters November 6.
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