Movie, TV and streaming stars gather for 83rd Annual Golden Globes
Movie, TV and streaming stars gathered in Beverly Hills for the 83rd Golden Globe Awards Sunday.
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‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ earns nearly $1.25 billion, remains no. 1 for fourth weekend in a row
After dominating the box office for three straight weekends, 20th Century Studio’s “Avatar: Fire and Ash” is still going strong.
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Bob Weir, Grateful Dead founding member, dies at 78
Weir was diagnosed with cancer in July of last year and beat it, but “succumbed to underlying lung issues,” according to a statement posted to his official website.
Continue Reading Preparations underway for 83rd Annual Golden Globes
The 83rd Annual Golden Globes airs Sunday, January 11, at 6:00 p.m. Mountain Time on CBS, channel 13, and Paramount+.
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Warner Bros. rejects Paramount’s takeover bid
The board concluded that the Paramount bid is “inferior” to a previously announced deal with Netflix to buy Warner Bros. Discovery’s studio and streaming business for $72 billion.
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Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban finalize their divorce
Kidman filed for divorce a few months ago and the settlement was made official Tuesday. The couple had been married for nearly 20 years.
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Comedian Nikki Glaser gearing up for 83rd Annual Golden Globes
Glaser made history last year as the first woman to host the Golden Globes solo, earning rave reviews from audiences and critics around the world.
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Jim Henson Studios sold to singer John Mayer and filmmaker McG
Singer John Mayer and filmmaker McG announced Monday they’ve completed the purchase of the Hollywood studio and they’re changing the name back to “Chaplin Studios.”
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GoFundMe created for actor Mickey Rourke to help him avoid eviction
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the GoFundMe is organized by one of Rourke’s friends from his management team and Rourke gave his “full permission” for the crowd funding.
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Evangeline Lilly, ‘Ant-Man’ and ‘Lost’ actress, says she has brain damage
Evangeline Lilly says she’s suffering from brain damage after the actress fainted and hit her head on a rock at a beach several months ago.
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Original version of Betty Boop enters public domain
The original version of Betty Boop has entered the public domain. The cartoon character appeared in her original iteration in the 1930 six-minute short, “Dizzy Dishes.”
Continue Reading ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ earns $1 billion, stays no. 1 at the box office
After nabbing the top spot the first two weekends, 20th Century Studios’ “Avatar: Fire and Ash” remains in first place, grossing $40 million for a domestic total of $306 million, and joined the first two “Avatar” films by crossing the billion dollar mark worldwide.
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Will Smith sued by former violinist over retaliation allegations
According to the lawsuit, the violinist, Brian King Joseph, says last March, while in Las Vegas for a performance, he returned to his hotel room to find random items, including a beer bottle, HIV medication and a note that said, “Brian, I’ll be back later. Just us.”
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Victoria Jones, daughter of actor Tommy Lee Jones, dies at 34
Around 3:15 a.m. Thursday, police were called to the hotel on Mason Street on reports of a person who was deceased. At the scene, officers met with medics who declared an adult woman dead at the scene.
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Desert Sun Stadium hosting music event in February 2026
The Frontmen, a supergroup made of musicians from other bands, are headlining the show. Other acts include Downtime and the Gwynn Sisters.
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Women directed fewer top-grossing films in 2025, study says
Only nine of the top 100 domestic hits were directed by women. That’s a decrease from 13% in 2024 to just 8% this year.
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Paramount unveils ‘Star Trek’ themed float ahead of Rose Parade
In Pasadena, California, Paramount, the parent company of CBS, unveiled a “Star Trek” themed float ahead of the Rose Parade, marking the sci-fi series’ 60th anniversary.
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Several artists cancel scheduled performances at the Kennedy center
The center’s president, Richard Grenell, dismissed the cancelations, saying the artists were “booked by the previous far left leadership.”
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Actor George Clooney and his family granted French citizenship
In 2021, the Clooneys purchased what the actor has called a “farm in France,” which is used as the family’s primary residence.
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