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Paris Jackson provides her honest reaction to the upcoming biopic Michael and her involvement. Michael is a music biopic of the King of Pop, featuring Jaafar Jackson (Michael Jackson's real-life nephew) as the well-known singer. The film is directed by Antoine Fuqua and also features Miles Teller, Colman Domingo, Nia Long, Kat Graham, Laura Harrier, and Larenz Tate.

There was a world where Michael would have already been released. After delays, they also were once set for release next month, in October 2025. However, a series of legal battles caused the film significant challenges, and it is now delayed until April of next year.

Taking to social media, Paris Jackson...

A Look At Hollywood’s 2026 Summer Movies Lineup(Photo Credit –YouTube/Facebook)

Summer 2025 has concluded, leaving audiences already anticipating the cinematic offerings ahead. While recent months delivered the MCU’s Fantastic Four: First Steps, DC Universe and James Gunn’s Superman, and Tom Cruise’s final Mission: Impossible installment, to name a few, their conclusion has also precipitated an anticipatory void.

With the ephemeral holiday season approaching and a sparse autumn schedule lacking family-friendly tentpoles, Hollywood’s extraordinary 2026 summer slate seeks to fill that void next year. From a convergence of acclaimed filmmakers and beloved franchises to three Anne Hathaway movies, here are the mainstream summer flicks of 2026 that have...

Paris Jackson gave notes on the script for the upcoming Michael Jackson biopic, Michael. But those notes were not acted on.

Appreciating we always seem to attract a mix of constructive and, er, ‘less constructive’ pushback on social media when we write about the film, there’s little getting away from the fact that the upcoming Michael Jackson biopic, Michael, is set to incite a hell of a lot of controversy.

The movie was originally due out this year, until Lionsgate pushed it to April 2026, with suggestions remaining that it’ll be split into two movies. It’s been made with the specific cooperation of Michael Jackson’s family, and...

Paris Jackson, the late King of Pop’s daughter, has thrown cold water on Michael, the forthcoming biopic chronicling her father’s life. On September 2, she took to Instagram Stories to air her grievances with the project produced by co-executors of Michael Jackson’s estate, John Branca and John McClain.

After dissecting early script drafts, Paris flagged glaring inaccuracies and outright falsehoods that went unanswered. “Not my monkeys, not my circus,” she declared, making it clear she won’t back a portrayal she finds disingenuous. She also brushed off her brief, surface-level encounters with Colman Domingo, who steps into the shoes of Joe Jackson.

Paris Jackson calls out Colman Domingo...

Paris Jackson is clearing up confusion on whether or not she was involved in the forthcoming Michael Jackson biopic.

Colman Domingo, who is set to play Joe Jackson, the King of Pop’s father, told People on Wednesday that Paris and her brother Prince Jackson are “very much in support of our film.” The two-time Oscar nominee went on to note that he and Paris “chatted briefly” about Michael, and that she’s been “nothing but lovely and warm.”

Paris later addressed his comments on her Instagram Story, where she confirmed she had “zero percent involvement” in the biopic about her late father.

“[Colman Domingo], don’t be telling people I was ‘helpful’ on the set of a movie I had zero percent involvement in lol that is so weird,” she wrote. “I read one of the first drafts of the script and gave my notes about what was dishonest/didn’t...

Last year marked the 40th anniversary of the MTV Video Music Awards. The inaugural ceremony, held at Radio City Music Hall and hosted by Dan Aykroyd and Bette Midler in 1984, saw the Cars taking home video of the year their groundbreaking clip for “You Might Think.”

Since then, the VMAs have doled out 40 more trophies for their top prize, with only a small handful of acts joining the club of repeat winners. Taylor Swift has racked up five wins while Eminem, Rihanna, and Beyoncé have notched two a piece.

Despite MTV handing over the choice to viewers in 2006, the quality of the winners in the category has remained surprisingly consistent,...

Almost 40 years after The Smiths broke up, Morrissey is truly leaving the band.

At least the singer’s 50% stake in the iconic Manchester group.

On hiatus from touring this summer and about to start a series of shows in Canada, the East Coast and hitting Smiths stronghold of L.A. on October 25, the man known as Moz has put up for sale his rights to the songs, the name, the merch, and perhaps most importantly and lucratively the publishing.

In a post on Instagram Wednesday, Morrissey said he “has no choice but to offer for sale all of his business interests in ‘The Smiths’ to any interested party / investor.” Possibly running into the tens of millions at least, the successful bidder would purchase:

1. The name ‘The Smiths’, as created by Morrissey.

2. All Smiths artwork, as created by Morrissey.

3. All Smiths merchandising rights.

4. All Smiths songs lyrically / musically.

5. All synchronisation rights.

Paris Jackson wants to set the record straight about her supposed involvement in the upcoming biopic about her father, Michael Jackson.

The daughter of the King of Pop took to social media to clarify that she had nothing to do with the upcoming biopic, Michael, despite actor Colman Domingo (who plays Jackson family patriarch Joe Jackson) recently claiming that she was supportive and “helpful” during the production of the Antoine Fuqua movie.

“I wasn’t involved at all,” she explained on her Instagram Stories. “Aside from like giving feedback on the first draft, and getting the feedback that like, yeah, we’re not actually going to address your notes at all…...

Paris Jackson wants to set the record straight about her supposed involvement in the upcoming biopic about her father, Michael Jackson.

The daughter of the King of Pop took to social media to clarify that she had nothing to do with the upcoming biopic, Michael, despite actor Colman Domingo (who plays Jackson family patriarch Joe Jackson) recently claiming that she was supportive and “helpful” during the production of the Antoine Fuqua movie.

“I wasn’t involved at all,” she explained on her Instagram Stories. “Aside from like giving feedback on the first draft, and getting the feedback that like, yeah, we’re not actually going to address your notes at all…...

Paris Jackson called out Colman Domingo for claiming she and her siblings fully support the upcoming Michael Jackson biopic, in which the actor stars as Michael’s father Joe Jackson. She denies having ever been involved with the film “Michael” whatsoever.

“[Colman Domingo], don’t be telling people I was ‘helpful’ on the set of a movie I had 0% involvement in lol that is so weird,” Jackson wrote in her Instagram stories.

This all comes after Domingo stated that Paris and Prince Jackson are “very much in support of our film,” in an interview with People magazine published Wednesday.

Paris Jackson’s Instagram Stories (Instagram/@ParisJackson)

She followed up her first post...

Paris Jackson "has 0 percent involvement" with the upcoming Michael Jackson biopic.The 27-year-old actress - who is the daughter of the late pop icon - has taken to social media to refute recent claims made by Colman Domingo regarding her involvement with Michael, the upcoming biopic.Colman - who plays Joe Jackson, the family patriarch, in the movie - told People: "[Paris and Prince Michael are] very much in support of our film."The Hollywood star revealed that he "chatted briefly" with Paris about the project at an amfAR fundraising event in Paris.He said: "I'm excited to be here at amfAR tonight with Paris. It feels like that's a nice...

Paris Jackson wants to be excused from the narrative that she was involved in Michael Jackson’s biopic, and is calling Colman Domingo out for his recent comments about her.

Domingo is set to play the Jackson family patriarch, Joe Jackson, in Michael, and during the amfAR benefit gala at the Venice Film Festival, said that Paris and her brother, Prince Jackson, had been supportive of the film.

“They’re very much in support of our film,” Domingo told People about Michael’s children. “I’m excited to be here at amfAR tonight with Paris. It feels like that’s a nice way for us to be together.”

The Euphoria actor also noted that Paris had been “lovely” to him.

Taking to her Instagram Stories, Paris explained to what extent she was involved in the Michael biopic.

“[Colman Domingo], don’t be telling people I was ‘helpful’ on the set of a...

Lady Gaga is perfectly suited for a spooky role, so it feels only right that she’s part of Wednesday!

The “Abracadabra” singer just dropped the accompanying music video for her new song “The Dead Dance,” featured on the soundtrack of the hit Netflix series, where she also makes an appearance in Part 2 of Season 2, arriving on the streamer on Wednesday (September 3).

After previewing the song at a “Graveyard Gala” in New York City, she finally unleashed the fun, Chic-like, Mayhem era-esque track for audiences on the same day the second part dropped on the streamer.

Keep reading to find out more…

The largely black-and-white video was directed by Wednesday...

Paris Jackson is refuting recent claims made by Colman Domingo regarding her alleged involvement in “Michael,” the upcoming Michael Jackson biopic from director Antoine Fuqua and writer John Logan. Oscar nominee Domingo stars in the film as Jackson family patriarch Joe Jackson.

While hosting the amfAR benefit gala in Venice, Italy, Colman was quoted exclusively by People magazine as saying that Paris and her brother, Prince, are “very much in support of our film.” Paris and Prince are Michael Jackson’s children. Paris Jackson was performing at the amfAR event, to which Domingo added: “I’m excited to be here at amfAR tonight with Paris. It feels like that’s a nice way for us to be together.”

People magazine also noted: “Domingo adds that Paris has been ‘lovely’ to him, and calls Prince ‘a man of the film.'”

Paris Jackson responded on her Instagram story to People’s...

Last night Lady Gaga finally dropped her long-rumored new song, “The Dead Dance,” from part two of the second season of Netflix’s Wednesday, in which she will also appear as a guest star. Gaga previewed the track at Netflix and Spotify’s “Graveyard Gala” last week, where fans were given the opportunity to check out a snippet in bespoke coffins-cum-listening-booths.

A break-up song with a macabre twist, “The Dead Dance”—written and produced by Gaga, Andrew Watt, and Cirkut—finds the singer turning heartbreak into an excuse to break out her dancing shoes. “When you killed me inside, that’s when I came alive/Yeah, the music’s gonna bring me back from death,...

Paris Jackson is hitting back at claims.

The 27-year-old actress, model and daughter of the late Michael Jackson responded to reports about her alleged involvement in the upcoming Michael biopic coming from director Antoine Fuqua.

In a recent interview with Colman Domingo, who plays Joe Jackson in the movie, the 55-year-old Sing Sing actor claimed that Paris has been “very helpful” to him and the upcoming movie.

“They’re very much in support of our film,” he said of Paris and her brother Prince.

Apparently, that’s not the case at all.

Click through for a full breakdown of what she said…...

Paris Jackson rebuffed Colman Domingo for calling her “helpful” during the production of Antoine Fuqua’s Michael Jackson biopic, saying instead that her notes were ignored and that the film about her father is filled with inaccuracies and “just full-blown lies.”

Across several posts on Instagram Stories, Paris distanced herself from the biopic, the first part of which is set to arrive in April 2026 (no release date has been announced yet for the second part). Paris said she “read one of the first drafts of the scripts and gave my...

Look, we all know Dwayne Johnson as the guy who can basically carry any action movie on his massive shoulders, right? But The Smashing Machine is about to flip everything you think you know about The Rock. This isn’t your typical Johnson flick filled with wisecracks and explosions.

We’re talking about a raw, emotional biographical drama where he completely transforms into troubled Mma legend Mark Kerr. After making audiences cry at the Venice Film Festival, this A24 release is finally hitting U.S. theaters on October 3, 2025. Trust us, this is going to be Johnson like you’ve never seen him before.

The Smashing Machine‘s Venice Win Sets...

On Tuesday September 2 2025, A&e broadcasts The People v. Michael Jackson!

Season 1 Episode 2 Episode Summary

A new episode of “The People v. Michael Jackson” is set to air on A&e, and it promises to dive deeper into one of the most talked-about trials in pop culture history. Titled “The People v. Michael Jackson,” this episode focuses on the accusations made against the legendary singer by Gavin Arvizo, a 13-year-old boy who had developed a friendship with Jackson.

Viewers can expect to see the courtroom drama unfold as the trial progresses. The episode will explore the complexities of the case, including the relationship between Jackson and Arvizo. It will highlight the different perspectives of those involved,...

Colman Domingo credited Paris Jackson for offering him advice on playing her grandfather Joe Jackson in forthcoming film Michael.

The Antoine Fuqua-directed biopic about Michael Jackson stars the late singer’s nephew Jaafar Jackson as the King of Pop and will be split into two separate films, as announced earlier this summer. Domingo was cast as the family’s patriarch while Nia Long plays his wife, Katherine Jackson, and Miles Teller plays Jackson’s attorney and advisor, John Branca.

Domingo and Paris reunited at the amfAR benefit gala at...

On Monday September 1 2025, A&e broadcasts The People v. Michael Jackson!

Season 1 Episode 1 Episode Summary

A new episode of “The People v. Michael Jackson” is set to air on A&e, exploring the lasting impact of Michael Jackson’s acquittal on child molestation charges. Two decades after the high-profile trial, the case still divides opinions and fascinates many. This episode aims to revisit the events surrounding the trial while also addressing new accusations that have emerged in recent years.

The documentary takes a deep dive into the complexities of the case, highlighting how it has shaped public perception of the pop icon. It examines the media coverage at the time and...

To help you navigate the best of broadcast, cable and streaming TV, TVLine offers curated daily, weekly and monthly What to Watch columns, along with an overview of every new TV show premiering in 2025.

This week, you’ll find nine series premieres (including The Paper and NCIS: Tony & Ziva), seven returning shows (including Beavis and Butt-Head and Wednesday) and eight finales (including Countdown and Dexter: Resurrection).

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Revered as one of the most prolific and influential music stars in history, the case of Michael Jackson’s acquittal on charges of child molestation 20 years ago is being revisited. The upcoming A&e series, titled The People v. Michael Jackson, is about to drop its first part on September 1, 2025.

Along with the coverage of the case from new angles, the series is also said to feature the life of the star through his relationships with other icons, celebrities, and other important people in his life. Thus, here is all you need to know about the upcoming series.

The People v. Michael Jackson Episode 1: When Will It Release?

As stated in the intro,...

In an industry where even “Weird Al” Yankovic has a movie about his life story, it’s about time the Boss got his due. But “Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere” isn’t just another assembly-line biopic — and that’s a blessing — in that it focuses not on the blue-collar troubadour’s glory days, but on the darkest chapter of his career: the narrow, near-suicidal period in which he stepped back from the success of his tour for “The River,” returned to his working-class roots and wrote what many consider to be his greatest album, “Nebraska.”

Too many music-centric movies subscribe to the same formula, dramatizing the arc whereby talented nobodies get discovered, shoot to stardom and then stumble with drugs and infidelity when fame becomes too much, only to be redeemed (“Rocketman”) or buried (“Fade to Black”) in the end. It’s an exasperating genre in that it forces some...

The first trailer for Mark Wahlberg’s Play Dirty came out just a few days ago, but ahead of the arrival of his next film, one of his more recent action flicks has become a streaming sensation. Wahlberg stars alongside Chiwetel Ejiofor (Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness) and Rupert Friend (Jurassic World Rebirth) in Infinite, the 2021 sci-fi thriller following a man who discovers that his hallucinations are actually visions from a past life.Infinite is streaming on Netflix globally, where the film has been in the top 10 for more than 36 days in several countries around the world.

Infinite is, tragically, not streaming anywhere in the United States right now.

MTV, a channel once used for showing music videos but now employed exclusively for 18-hour Ridiculousness marathons, will begin showing music videos again beginning September 1st and leading up to the MTV Video Music Awards on September 7th.

Though the main flagship channel of MTV will not be airing them, the channel has announced that current and classic music videos will be airing 24/7 across MTV2, MTV Live, MTV Classic, and their Pluto channel, MTV Biggest Pop.

The lineup includes a wide selection of over 700 videos divided into 12 categories: Best of the 1980s, Best of the 1990s, Videos That Go Bump in the Night featuring scary content, Videos That Make Us Howl starring animals,...

Prince was arguably the most gifted musician of the second half of the last century, but he didn’t make it easy to be a fan.

He’d charged headlong to the top of the charts and pop culture with a hurricane-force level of talent, savvy and ambition, but once “Purple Rain” made him the global superstar he always knew he would be, he started messing with people — especially his newer fans. Sure, he still had massive hit singles — at least for the next few years — but his music and public profile became progressively stranger and harder to connect with until, by the mid-1990s, all but the most devoted fans had given up.

Of course, he changed that narrative later in life, but although many of his ideas were years or even decades ahead of his time — selling music online, digital subscription plans, bundling albums and merchandise with concert tickets,...

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Prince Jackson has announced his engagement to longtime girlfriend Molly Schirmang!

The 28-year-old son of the late Michael Jackson shared the exciting news on Instagram on Tuesday (August 26), along with several snaps of them throughout the years.

Keep reading to find out more…

“8 years down ♾️ to go. Molly and I have spent a lot of time together and made incredible memories. We’ve traveled the world, graduated and grown so much together. I’m excited for this next chapter in our lives as we continue to grow and make great memories. I love you babs...

Drake isn't only one of this generation's biggest hit-makers, he's also an avid collector of memorabilia, already purchasing some of Pharrell Williams' chains, including the famous 14-karat N.E.R.D. pendant that the Canadian rapper wore in his video for "Jumbotron S**t Poppin."

He also bought a chain that Frank Ocean wore at the 2021 Met Gala for $1.9 million and spent a little over $1 million at an auction for one of Tupac Shakur's rings.

Now, Drake has added another Shakur piece to his collection, a diamond-filled Death Row pendant, the same one that Shakur is wearing on the cover of his 1996 album, All Eyez on Me.

The What Did I Miss?...

A&e’s gripping docuseries, “The People v. Michael Jackson,” continues with its second episode on September 2, 2025, at 9:00 Pm. This episode delves deeper into the complex and controversial trial of the King of Pop. The focus shifts to the accusations made by Gavin Arvizo, a 13-year-old boy who had formed a friendship with Michael Jackson.

As the episode unfolds, viewers will witness the legal battles and emotional turmoil surrounding the case. The show aims to present various perspectives, exploring the relationship between Jackson and Arvizo. It raises important questions about trust, fame, and the impact of accusations on a celebrity’s life.

With interviews, archival footage, and courtroom drama, this...

Denzel Washington thinks Spike Lee is the perfect person to tell a "New York story".The 70-year-old actor reunited with Spike, 68, to make Highest 2 Lowest, the new crime thriller film, and Denzel has revealed that he relished the experience of working with Spike once again.The Hollywood icon - who previously worked with Spike on Malcolm X and Inside Man - told Collider: "I knew we had great success together - our last time out on Inside Man, and it was just my gut ... I don't know how, I don't know whose idea it was to begin with but it was a bright idea. And it was a New...

Guy Ritchie came charging onto the filmmaking scene in 1998 with the invigorating British crime flick "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels." He followed up this sleeper hit two years later with "Snatch," which, despite an upgrade in name talent (Ritchie got Brad Pitt to play an amusingly indecipherable bare-knuckle boxer), felt a lot like wheel-spinning by an excitingly talented director who was more worried about not succumbing to the dreaded sophomore slump than challenging himself. Sometimes you've got to make a "Kafka" to get to "King of the Hill."

Ritchie took another tack. He fell in love with and married pop music legend Madonna at the end of 2000, and became...

The premiere episode of “The People v. Michael Jackson” is set to air on A&e on September 1, 2025, at 9:00 Pm. This documentary takes a deep dive into the controversial and highly publicized trial that took place two decades ago. Michael Jackson, the King of Pop, faced serious allegations of child molestation, and the world watched as the courtroom drama unfolded.

In this first episode, the documentary revisits the events surrounding Jackson’s acquittal and examines how the trial continues to polarize opinions even today. With fresh accusations emerging in recent years, the show aims to explore the complexities of the case and the impact it had on Jackson’s legacy.

Mark Wahlberg might have a brand-new movie (Flight Risk) streaming on Starz, but it’s one of his older action thrillers that’s making waves again. Nearly two decades after its theatrical release, Wahlberg’s Shooter has clawed its way back into the streaming spotlight, cracking the Top 10 on Paramount+. At the time of writing, it sits comfortably at #10, proving once again that Wahlberg’s brand of tough-guy thrillers never really goes out of style.

Released in 2007, Shooter follows Bob Lee Swagger (Wahlberg), an expert marksman living off the grid after a traumatic mission. When he’s recruited to stop an assassination attempt, he quickly finds himself double-crossed and on the run,...

Marcus Brown is eyeballing the couch in the corner of the listening room at Xl Recordings’ SoHo office in New York. After observing the stitching on the leather and checking out the chrome framing, he quickly asks his publicist if it’s for sale. “My apartment kind of sucks,” Brown, who performs as Nourished By Time, says, “But it feels good.” The Baltimore native has been bopping from city to city after the release of his 2023 debut, Erotic Probiotic 2, and spent most of his time last year on tour with Toro y Moi.

Several celebrity Instagram accounts appear to have been the target of a hack on Thursday. A range of artists including Future, Adele, Tyla, Michael Jackson, and Pink Floyd suddenly posted what looked like a doctored image of Future holding a memecoin.

Zara Larsson was among the list of seemingly hacked celebrities and took to Instagram Stories to address the strange incident. “Wait??? I didn’t post this??? Hahaha why did so many artists get hit with this?? Is this a genious marketing hack? I saw Tyla and Adele right under...

The drive past the gates of the Fayetteville, Georgia mansion that Mariah the Scientist and a bustling production crew have set up camp in sprawls across acres of lush, green grass. Just past the towering front door is a small gym outfitted with a compact, boxy, analog TV, a retro stationary bike, and a hefty silver boombox. Tucked away in a quaint upstairs bedroom, Mariah is having her curls tussled into an updo for a workout scene, where her graceful calisthenics become a fit of despair in the “Sacrifice” music video,...

Sky has composed some first-look photos from the set of Amadeus, the limited series starring Will Sharpe as Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

The White Lotus and Too Much star will play the musical genius alongside Paul Bettany (WandaVision), as envious court composer Antonio Salieri, and Gabrielle Creevy (In My Skin) as Constanze Weber, Mozart’s fiercely loyal wife.

Penned by Black Doves writer Joe Barton, Amadeus is a reimagining of Peter Shaffer’s award-winning stage play, and will expand and interrogate the mythic rivalry of the two composers.

Hero of his own story but villain to history, Salieri’s envy turns vengeful as he uses any means necessary to thwart Mozart and protect his position in the establishment.

Paul Bettany as Salieri

Amadeus is produced by Two Cities Television (part of Stv Studios) in association with Sky Studios. Megan Spanjian is executive producer for Sky Studios. Michael Jackson (Patrick Melrose) and...

Will Sharpe is musical prodigy Wolfgang “Amadeus” Mozart in new photos from the upcoming show Amadeus.

Sky released a first look at the limited series Thursday, with Paul Bettany starring as envious court composer Antonio Salieri and Gabrielle Creevy as Constanze Weber, Mozart’s fiercely loyal wife.

Based on Peter Shaffer’s award-winning stage play, and adapted by Joe Barton (Black Doves, Giri/Haji, The Lazarus Project), the five-part reimagination explores the meteoric rise and mythic downfall of one of history’s most iconic composers — and rock star virtuoso of the 18th century, Mozart.

When 25-year-old Amadeus arrives in bustling 18th-century Vienna, no longer a child prodigy and craving creative freedom, his world collides with two pivotal figures: his fiercely loyal future wife, Constanze Weber, and devoutly religious court composer, Antonio Salieri.

Paul Bettany as envious court composer Antonio Salieri in Amadeus. Sky Studios Gabrielle Creevy as Constanze Weber, Mozart...

[This story contains spoilers from the season 17 finale of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia.]

In the Golden Bachelor spoof finale episode of season 17 of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Frank (Danny DeVito) steps outside of his customarily creepy character when he picks Sam, a seasoned contestant on the parodied reality dating show played by DeVito’s former Taxi co-star Carol Kane, over 20-year-old Cock Chewa — a caricature of Haliey Welch, the originator of the viral “Hawk Tuah” street interview catchphrase — with whom he’s been sleeping with on OnlyFans.

The episode ends with Frank professing his love for Sam and offering her his gold rose, which she accepts, before the pair shares a passionate kiss in the rain. But according to It’s Always Sunny star and executive producer Charlie Day, there could be more to the story.

“I am sure we will write [Kane] into next season as well,” Day tells The Hollywood Reporter. “She seemed to have a lot of fun,...

When Disney announced its $4.05 billion acquisition of Lucasfilm in 2012, it marked a seismic shift in the entertainment landscape, bringing iconic franchises like Star Wars and Indiana Jones under the Mouse House umbrella. But this wasn’t the start of their relationship—it was the culmination of decades of creative synergies.

Long before the deal, Lucasfilm and Disney (along with its owned entities) had forged a bond through groundbreaking theme park attractions, media broadcasts, and mutual respect for storytelling innovation.

This history reveals how two Hollywood powerhouses intertwined, setting the stage for what would become one of the most lucrative partnerships in pop culture.

Here’s the Tl;Dr… Early Collaborations...

For a guy who grew up loving An American Werewolf in London and Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” video, Colin Farrell loved how he was the subject of a “justifiably glorified magic trick.”

While promoting the HBO limited series The Penguin at the recent Deadline Contenders at HBO Max event, Farrell recalled how The Batman writer-director Matt Reeves first approached him about becoming an unrecognizable villain named Oswald Cobblepot. At first, Farrell had some playful suggestions for the introduction of his Gotham gangster, like how he could maybe present as a skinny scoundrel. Or better yet, why couldn’t he be reimagined as a long and elegant evildoer?

But Reeves and prosthetics designer Mike Marino had something far more drastic in mind.

“I’ve always loved practical things in cinema and film,” said Farrell, who was joined on the Contenders dais with Marino, showrunner/EP Lauren LeFranc, casting director Suzanne Ryan,...

Donny Osmond is recalling a funny memory with Michael Jackson.

Like Michael, the 67-year-old singer rose to fame when he was young as part of a musical group with his siblings.

While Michael found transitioning to a solo career easy and met success in the music industry, Donny struggled to break away from the image he built up as a member of The Osmonds.

Donny recently shared a clip to his Instagram where he revealed the “offensive” career advice the late “Thriller” singer once gave him.

Keep reading to find out more…

“The name Donny Osmond was a joke, years ago,” the singer revealed in the clip. “I mean, if you said you like Donny Osmond music, you were ousted.”

He said that in 1983, he approached Michael about how he managed to shake off his family band image and become so massively successful. According to Donny, Michael didn’t shy...

The Day of the Jackal showrunner Ronan Bennett is reimagining 1969 war movie Army of Shadows for Channel 4 and Canal+, shifting the story from the French resistance in World War II to a near-future authoritarian Britain.

Bennett is teaming with Studiocanal and Patrick Melrose producer Two Cities Television on Army of Shadows, loosely based on Jean Pierre Melville’s movie starring Lino Ventura and Joseph Kessel’s 1943 book of the same name.

Using the underlying works of Army of Shadows, Bennett’s show is set in a near-future authoritarian Britain. Under de facto American occupation, a former British Army officer builds a covert resistance cell from scratch — navigating betrayal, moral compromise and the tension between patience and action — as young recruits fight to reclaim their country and their futures. The show will follow this British resistance across six episodes from first kills and internal betrayals to propaganda campaigns, internment camps,...

Movies are full of stars and directors playing heightened versions of themselves. Indeed, they don’t come much bigger than Robert Altman’s The Player (1992), in which Tim Robbins played a ruthless producer against a backdrop of stars including Cher, Bruce Willis, Julia Roberts, Burt Reynolds and Jack Lemmon. But, until The Studio came along, TV shows have always played by different rules. For Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg’s show, Hollywood legends have been queuing up, from Martin Scorsese, to Ron Howard, Olivia Wilde, Anthony Mackie, Ice Cube, Charlize Theron, Ted Sarandos, Johnny Knoxville and Aaron Sorkin.

In non-industry comedies, however, playing yourself is quite the rarity. Here are ten examples of celebrities who were prepared to go all-in for the small screen…

Muhammad Ali at home in Los Angeles before his last fight with Larry Holmes in 1980 Paul Harris/Getty Images

1. Muhammad Ali

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CBS is extending its partnership with Dick Clark Productions, sealing a new five-year deal to keep the American Music Awards on the Eye network and Paramount+ starting in 2026. The news comes following CBS’ broadcast this May of the 2025 American Music Awards, hosted by Jennifer Lopez.

The 2025 AMAs repped a revival of the awards show after it wasn’t held in 2023 or 2024. According to CBS, the return reached more than 10 million viewers across CBS, which premiered the event on Memorial Day (May 26), followed by rebroadcasts on MTV (May 27), CMT (May 28) and BET (May 29). Per the network, it was the largest Ama audience since 2019.

CBS first took on the AMAs via an event in October 2024, the “American Music Awards 50th Anniversary Special.” The acquisition came as CBS began broadcasting Dcp’s Golden Globes in 2024. When the Eye sealed a five-year deal in March 2024 with Dcp to hold on to the Globes, it...

Amy Irving knows how to give a great gift.

The "Carrie" and "Yentl" actress and singer, who was married to director Steven Spielberg from 1985-1989, called in a few favors when Spielberg's 40th birthday rolled around in late 1986 and commissioned a short documentary to be made for him, which turned out to be a cross between a parody of Orson Welles' "Citizen Kane" and a "This is Your Life"-style walk down memory lane. Dan Aykroyd and John Candy effectively recreate the opening of "Citizen Kane," with Aykroyd narrating a newsreel about Spielberg's 40th birthday before he takes the role of a fast-talking editor, barking orders to Candy, who's playing a reporter trying to get to the bottom of who the real Spielberg is and why he makes the decisions he does. 

There are interviews with Spielberg's real family and childhood friends, reminiscing and sharing fond memories of interacting...

Neil Young performed at Toronto’s Budweiser Stage on Sunday night, and he kicked off the encore by mocking the venue’s corporate name with his 1988 screed “This Note’s For You.” It was the first time he played the song since 1997 in any concert setting.

Young wrote “This Note’s For You” at a time when everybody from Eric Clapton and Madonna to the Rolling Stones and Genesis were licensing their songs to commercials, appearing in the ads themselves, or allowing corporations to sponsor their tours. The title is...

A whole lot of movies came to Tubi in August, which means you might be struggling to pick which ones to check out first.

The good news is, you don’t have to spend any money to watch them, so you don’t have to worry about getting them in before a free trial expires, or before an account cancellation kicks in. The better news is that, if you don’t want to go scrolling for half an hour trying to decide what to watch, we can help.

Here are seven of the best new movies streaming on Tubi right now.

“Holes” (Photo credit: Walt Disney Pictures) Holes (2003)

Based on Louis Sachar’s book of the same name, “Holes” is a staple film for an entire generation. Starring Shia Labeouf, Sigourney Weaver, Patricia Arquette and more, the story centers on Stanley Yelnats (Labeouf) who is unfortunately part of a cursed family.