Diverse developments in entertainment range from film project announcements and music releases to the loss of a television icon.

Paramount has officially entered development on a live-action Red Rising movie, with The Hunger Games director Francis Lawrence attached to the project.

The entertainment industry is mourning the death of Dame Esther Rantzen, the legendary British presenter of the BBC show That's Life! and founder of the charity Childline, who passed away at age 86.

A variety of high-profile music releases and collaborations are making waves, including A$AP Rocky dropping his fan-favorite track Shroom Clouds and Karol G releasing a new music video for Bby Wow.

The hit HBO series Girls is seeing a resurgence in popularity, with critics noting that Gen Z audiences are recontextualizing the show’s original themes.

Variety has profiled the diverse cast of the upcoming Street Fighter live-action adaptation, highlighting the involvement of various WWE stars and UFC champions.

Method Man has publicly shared his first impressions of the elusive, one-copy-only Wu-Tang Clan album Once Upon a Time in Shaolin, stating that he does not dislike the project.

Jamaican creative industries are increasingly utilizing film and television to confront the history of enslavement, with projects like Sky's Possession serving as a form of cultural reparation.

Billy Evans, the partner of Elizabeth Holmes, has defended his decision to participate in the new documentary You Can See Everything, urging audiences to form their own opinions despite the controversy.

My Chemical Romance has signaled a shift in their business operations by signing a new deal with Warner Chappell Music.