Recent developments in entertainment span from film and television industry shifts to music tours and retrospective tributes.

Netflix has officially canceled the series 'Sweet Magnolias,' prompting a heartfelt farewell message from its creator to the show's dedicated fanbase.

Henry Winkler revealed that his name was excluded from the original 'Scream' poster to maintain the film's horror atmosphere, as he was then primarily associated with his role as the Fonz.

Gnarls Barkley announced their first concert tour in 18 years, with dates scheduled to begin this November.

California Governor Gavin Newsom signed new legislation establishing a $10 million post-production tax credit, aimed at boosting local film and television industry infrastructure.

Melissa Barrera commented on the support Macklemore received after being dropped from Ed Sheeran's tour, contrasting it with her own experience of being fired from the 'Scream' franchise.

The Staten Island Ferry, purchased by comedians Pete Davidson and Colin Jost, has defied critics who doubted the feasibility and future of their unconventional investment.

Musicians and industry figures are mourning the loss of Duncan Sheik, the composer best known for his work on the musical 'Spring Awakening.'

Tinashe discusses the professional pressures of stardom in a new feature, while indie musicians face growing concerns over the influence of private equity firms on their sector.