Entertainment news today centers on how audiences watch and remember screen culture. A major awards institution commits to streaming, the industry marks the death of a classic Hollywood star, and new releases and celebrity developments keep the focus on the business and visibilit...
Entertainment news today centers on how audiences watch and remember screen culture. A major awards institution commits to streaming, the industry marks the death of a classic Hollywood star, and new releases and celebrity developments keep the focus on the business and visibility of fame.
The Primetime Emmy Awards leave traditional television for streaming under a six-year global deal with Amazon Prime Video beginning in 2027. The agreement gives Amazon the ceremony’s streaming rights worldwide and marks a significant shift for one of television’s biggest awards shows as major live events continue moving to digital platforms.
Eva Marie Saint, the Oscar-winning actor celebrated for “On the Waterfront” and Alfred Hitchcock’s “North by Northwest,” dies at 102. She is one of the defining screen performers of classic Hollywood, and her death closes a career associated with some of the most enduring American films of the 1950s.
FKA Twigs and Shia LaBeouf settle a lawsuit tied to a non-disclosure agreement after a judge rules the NDA is terminated and void. The dispute stems from Twigs’ suit after LaBeouf sought money over an alleged breach of terms connected to an earlier settlement between the two.
Peacock releases the first trailer for “The Good Daughter,” a limited crime series starring Rose Byrne and Meghann Fahy. The drama follows sisters drawn back into family trauma after a fresh tragedy in their hometown, reopening violent memories and long-buried secrets that have shaped their lives.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce mark Kelce’s 37th birthday with a dinner date in New York City. The high-profile couple step out in coordinated dark outfits, turning a private celebration into a widely watched celebrity appearance as public interest in their relationship remains strong.
“Star Wars: Galactic Racer” launches on Amazon Luna, with Amazon Prime members able to play the single-player campaign at no extra cost starting today. The release ties a major entertainment franchise to Amazon’s cloud gaming push and adds another subscriber perk aimed at drawing users into its wider platform ecosystem.
Top Entertainment stories
- Eva Marie Saint, Oscar-winning star of On the Waterfront and North by Northwest, dies at 102 (22 sources)
- Emmys move to Amazon Prime Video under six-year global deal starting 2027 (17 sources)
- FKA Twigs and Shia LaBeouf settle dispute over NDA, ending related lawsuit (9 sources)
- Star Wars: Galactic Racer becomes available on Amazon Luna for Prime subscribers (7 sources)
- Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce attend an all-black NYC dinner for his 37th birthday (4 sources)
- Trailer Released for Peacock’s ‘The Good Daughter’ Starring Rose Byrne and Meghann Fahy (4 sources)
- Businesses and influencers cut ties with Sam Wood after domestic violence charges (4 sources)
- Queen Camilla pays tribute to late author and former MP Jeffrey Archer (4 sources)
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