Major updates in film, technology, and music headline today's diverse entertainment news cycle.

Apple has unveiled its latest product lineup, featuring the iPhone Duo—the company's first-ever foldable smartphone—alongside the new iPhone 18 Pro, updated AirPods, and enhanced AI integration for Siri.

Film industry analysts report high anticipation for Marvel's 'Avengers: Doomsday,' which has already secured $50 million in pre-sale tickets months ahead of its theatrical release.

Music legend Billy Joel has opened up about his decision to step away from live performance, revealing that touring was causing long-term damage to his brain nerves.

The legendary rock band Nirvana is set to be honored with the prestigious Video Vanguard Award at the upcoming MTV Video Music Awards ceremony.

Diarra Kilpatrick, creator of 'Diarra From Detroit,' discussed the political implications of centering Black women's narratives in media as the series transitions to Paramount+.

Slipknot has returned with new music, releasing a haunting music video for their latest track 'Arsenal,' marking their first creative release following the departure of Sid Wilson.

Video game enthusiasts received major news as a 40th-anniversary remake of 'The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time' was officially scheduled for a Nintendo Switch 2 release.

Controversy flared in the industry after 'Entourage' creator Doug Ellin publicly criticized a new advertising campaign featuring Jeremy Piven and Adrian Grenier as a 'god-awful' imitation.

Funk icon Bootsy Collins announced that he will release an upcoming memoir titled 'Funked Around, Found Out,' scheduled to hit shelves next spring.

The entertainment world is also addressing legal matters, including the denial of the Tate brothers' recent bid for release from a Miami jail facility.