Entertainment news today spans music industry shifts, film festival coverage, celebrity appearances, and health crises affecting global populations.

Ed Sheeran has parted ways with his longtime label Warner Bros., stating 'This Isn't a Disgruntled Artist Situation,' marking a significant shift in the music industry landscape for one of the world's biggest artists.

Pearl Jam announced they will unveil a new drummer in September, describing the reveal as 'Our Mystery Wrapped in an Enigma' following personnel changes within the legendary rock band.

Thom Yorke of Radiohead debuted a new song 'Space Walk' and used the Ivor Novello Awards platform to slam the music industry, continuing his vocal criticism of the sector.

Miley Cyrus reflected on her iconic 'Hannah Montana' role in an interview, sharing her favorite episode and offering advice to her younger self to 'Be Present Enough to Remember.'

Niall Horan released a new song titled 'End of an Era' as a tribute to late One Direction bandmate Liam Payne, demonstrating the lasting impact of the group's members on each other.

Phil Collins ruled out performing at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction but indicated he would 'contemplate' a full tour, signaling potential return to touring for the Genesis drummer.

AI-generated vintage adult film collection titled 'Sh(AI)ved' was unveiled at Cannes Film Festival, highlighting growing intersection of artificial intelligence and entertainment content creation.

Blake Lively attended a Fendi party in New York City while RuPaul premiered 'Stop! That! Train!' in Los Angeles, showcasing ongoing celebrity events and entertainment industry gatherings.

Missing 'Virgin River' actor Stewart McLean may have been murdered according to investigators who uncovered new evidence in the ongoing investigation into his disappearance.

Film reviews from Cannes and other venues continue covering diverse works including 'The Birthday Party' thriller and 'Maverick — The Epic Adventures of David Lean' documentary about the legendary director.