Entertainment news today spans music tributes and industry developments, including the death of South African jazz legend Abdullah Ibrahim at 91, while celebrity culture features candid health disclosures from Lil Nas X about bipolar disorder and Olivia Wilde discussing her Harry Styles romance backlash.

South African jazz pianist and composer Abdullah Ibrahim, who recorded over 70 albums throughout his legendary career, has died peacefully in Germany at age 91, marking a significant loss to the global jazz community.

Lil Nas X opened up about his bipolar II diagnosis and improved mental health journey, stating 'Black, Gay and Bipolar? I'm Living Life on Extreme Hard Mode,' in candid discussions about managing his condition.

Olivia Wilde revealed that her romance with Harry Styles sparked significant public backlash, with people calling her a 'slut' for attending his shows, and discussed how their 10-year age gap became a major point of controversy.

Walter Parazaider, co-founder of the legendary rock band Chicago and accomplished flutist and saxophonist, died at 81, leaving behind decades of influential contributions to American popular music.

Variety and CNN's 'Actors on Actors' Season 24 achieved a major Emmy milestone with 178 million social video views, breaking previous records for the acclaimed celebrity interview series.

Post Malone paid tribute to Oliver Tree at his Toronto concert, calling him 'an absolutely beautiful man,' following recent developments in the music community.

Starz has acquired Russell T Davies' drama series 'Tip Toe' for U.S. and Canadian distribution, continuing the expansion of prestige drama content across streaming platforms.

Tim Heidecker discussed his vision for potentially transforming Infowars into a comedic streaming platform similar to Adult Swim, exploring satire's role in contemporary internet media.

NewFilmmakers LA announced nominees and jury selections for its 14th Annual Awards, highlighting emerging talent in independent filmmaking.