Entertainment news spans from streaming releases and music industry moves to cultural productions addressing social issues, alongside major entertainment deal announcements and celebrity updates.

DreamWorks Animation sets 2028 release date for 'Shrek' spinoff 'Donkey,' expanding the beloved franchise with a dedicated film focused on the popular character.

Jay-Z will revisit 30 years of memories in an eight-part HBO Max documentary series directed by Rick Rubin, offering an intimate look at the hip-hop mogul's career and life.

Blood, Sweat & Tears vocalist David Clayton-Thomas has died at age 84, marking the loss of a legendary voice in rock and soul music history.

Rhiannon Giddens previews her new album 'Hope Is the Thing With Feathers,' describing it as a punctuation point on 20 years as a roots and Americana artist.

Broadway revival of 'Three Days of Rain' will star François Arnaud, David Corenswet, and Yvonne Strahovski in what marks a significant theatrical production announcement.

Out in Hollywood reveals its 2026 Out Loud List of best un-produced queer TV pilots, highlighting emerging LGBTQ+ storytelling in television development.

Leanne Morgan discusses stand-up advice from Jerry Seinfeld and her near-exit from her sitcom, reflecting on her personal strength and career resilience.

Ryan Beatty explores themes of lasting love on new track 'Sweet Fortune,' continuing his evolution as a contemporary pop artist.

Digital Domain appoints Patrick Davenport as Executive Vice President of Operations, signaling leadership changes in major visual effects and digital media company.

Multiple music industry signings announced including Xavi with Universal Publishing and SB19 with UTA, demonstrating continued investment in diverse musical talent globally.