Entertainment news today spans scandal, strategy and star power. In Australia, federal Labor MP Luke Gosling has been arrested over an alleged assault on Northern Territory administrator David Connolly following an incident reportedly at a public event earlier this month, though...
Entertainment news today spans scandal, strategy and star power. In Australia, federal Labor MP Luke Gosling has been arrested over an alleged assault on Northern Territory administrator David Connolly following an incident reportedly at a public event earlier this month, though details remain limited. In music, the Grammys are facing a fresh backlash after BTS declined to participate in the awards process, apparently objecting to a new Best Asian Pop category; Recording Academy chief Harvey Mason Jr. says the move is meant to recognize, not segregate, artists. Streaming, meanwhile, is all about big bets: Netflix and AMC have struck a $500 million co-exclusive deal to keep “The Walking Dead” universe shambling across screens worldwide from 2027. And on the film front, John Legend will play Harry Belafonte in Bill Condon’s “The Road Home,” a drama rooted in the politics and music of the “Graceland” era.
Top Entertainment stories
- Grammys CEO responds to BTS boycott over new Best Asian Pop category (8 sources)
- Federal Labor MP Luke Gosling arrested over alleged assault of NT Administrator (8 sources)
- Netflix sued for $105 million after unreleased Nicolas Cage film drive stolen (7 sources)
- Police: Bullets that killed 2 bystanders at Seattle festival not from teen’s gun (7 sources)
- John Legend Cast as Harry Belafonte in Bill Condon’s ‘The Road Home’ (7 sources)
- Netflix and AMC ink $500 million co-exclusive deal for The Walking Dead streaming rights (6 sources)
- Irish authorities prepare Daniel Kinahan’s extradition from Dubai to Ireland (6 sources)
- Alicia Silverstone returns for “Clueless” sequel limited series on Paramount+ (6 sources)
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