Today's entertainment news features major industry shifts, celebrity tributes, and creative milestones across music, film, and television.

Netflix has canceled the popular series 'Sweet Magnolias,' leading creators Sheryl J. Anderson and JoAnna Garcia Swisher to launch a new show, 'Ladies of the House.'

Paramount is reportedly in advanced talks to settle a significant antitrust lawsuit with California Attorney General Bonta.

Sesame Street released a viral reimagining of Chappell Roan’s hit 'Hot to Go!' titled 'Got to Go,' featuring Cookie Monster on lead vocals.

Lea Michele paid a public tribute to the late composer Duncan Sheik, expressing deep grief over the loss of the 'Spring Awakening' collaborator.

Sammy Hagar publicly criticized Alex Van Halen, accusing the drummer of attempting to erase the legacy of the 'Van Hagar' era of the band.

Singer-songwriter Beck released a new music video for his track 'Run Away,' featuring 'Shogun' star Tadanobu Asano and set in Tokyo.

Disney and creator partners gathered at the 'Created in L.A.' event, where Dana Walden emphasized a strategic push for deeper collaborative storytelling.

Variety reported on the evolving Oscar race for Best Adapted Screenplay, highlighting how upcoming epics and trilogies are shaping the competitive field.

Katie Pruitt discussed her new album 'Fools for the Fleeting,' stressing the importance of prioritizing authentic, in-person human connection over digital interactions.

Music producer Doug Aitken’s 'Lightscape' exhibition at The Shed in New York featured a live musical accompaniment performance by Jamie XX.