Anne Hathaway honored as a Disney Legend while prominent music figures make headlines through new projects, controversies, and losses.
Key Points
Anne Hathaway was officially named a Disney Legend and expressed profound gratitude as her career-to-date box office earnings surpassed $2 billion.
Ariana Grande surprised fans at her London show by inviting co-star Cynthia Erivo on stage for performances of 'Happy Days' and 'For Good' from the film Wicked.
K-pop group Stray Kids reached a new career milestone, achieving their largest sales week as their latest album 'This & That' debuted at the top of the charts.
Renowned rock critic and biographer Dave Marsh, known for his definitive works on Bruce Springsteen and The Who, has passed away at the age of 76.
Frankie Valli publicly clarified that he has not retired, following an apology from his brother Bobby, who admitted to being misinformed about the singer's career status.
Drea de Matteo addressed recent controversy, stating that her decision to join OnlyFans served as a deliberate political statement regarding her independence.
Mariska Hargitay confirmed that NBA star Jalen Brunson is set to make a cameo appearance on the long-running series 'Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.'
Legal teams representing Selena Gomez have moved to dismiss a lawsuit against her mental health platform, Wondermind, labeling the claims as meritless.
Noah Kahan performed his hit song 'California' at the Rose Bowl alongside surprise guest Chappell Roan during his current Great Divide tour.