Entertainment news today spans corporate upheaval, creative ambition and real-world tragedy. Comcast is preparing a dramatic remake of its own empire, spinning NBCUniversal and Sky into a separate public company and effectively unwinding a media consolidation strategy that began...
Entertainment news today spans corporate upheaval, creative ambition and real-world tragedy. Comcast is preparing a dramatic remake of its own empire, spinning NBCUniversal and Sky into a separate public company and effectively unwinding a media consolidation strategy that began more than a decade ago. In music, Tidal is drawing a hard line on artificial intelligence, saying fully AI-generated tracks will be labeled for listeners and shut out of royalties, a sign of how quickly platforms are scrambling to define authenticity in the streaming era. On screen, Robert Eggers has unveiled the first trailer for “Werwulf,” a bleak, old-English gothic horror starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Lily-Rose Depp and Willem Dafoe, with a Christmas release already positioning it as one of the year’s most unusual studio bets. And in Michigan, a dark note hangs over festival season as authorities investigate the discovery of a newborn’s body at Electric Forest.






Top Entertainment stories
- Comcast to spin off NBCUniversal and Sky into a separate publicly traded company (45 sources)
- Body of newborn found in portable restroom at Electric Forest festival in Michigan (15 sources)
- Robert Eggers releases “Werwulf” trailer featuring Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Lily-Rose Depp and Willem Dafoe (9 sources)
- Tidal will label fully AI-generated music and exclude it from royalties (8 sources)
- Emraan Hashmi returns as Shivam in teaser for "Awarapan 2" releasing August 14, 2026 (6 sources)
- Kevin Spacey Says He Feels “Much More Welcomed” as His Career Returns (5 sources)
- Basel yodelling festival uses public fountains as heatwave intensifies (5 sources)
- Teyana Taylor receives BET Icon of the Year award from Janet Jackson (5 sources)
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