Recent developments in entertainment feature high-profile casting, industry legal battles, and shifting cultural dialogues.

D’Angelo and Angie Stone’s son has been cast to portray the iconic rapper The Notorious B.I.G. in the upcoming Snoop Dogg biopic.

Paramount is pressuring states and the WGA to post a $1.88 billion bond, citing delays caused by the Warner Bros. merger.

Nick Offerman publicly condemned Ben Shapiro for comments regarding his portrayal of a gay character, labeling the rhetoric as homophobic.

John Malkovich withdrew from 'The Music Critic' performance in Israel after a press release falsely attributed quotes to the actor.

Stevie Wonder announced a 50th-anniversary tour, promising to perform his seminal album Songs in the Key of Life in its entirety.

The former managing editor of '60 Minutes' alleged that new CBS management pressured the team to align reporting with White House talking points.

Cage the Elephant is set to perform the halftime show at the upcoming NFL game in Munich, Germany.

Director Richard Kelly reflected on the 25th anniversary of his debut film Donnie Darko, discussing the ongoing challenges of preserving an artistic vision.

Legendary singer Sir Tom Jones revealed he was unexpectedly fired from his position as a coach on The Voice UK.

The African American Film Critics Association donated $25,000 to the Black Film Hall of Fame to support the preservation of cinematic history.