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still “The Boss” at 80 — and, over six decades into her legendary career, she’s working on keeping up that title.“I’ll never retire,” Ross, who will turn 81 on March 26, told an audience of adoring fans at the second of two sold-out shows at Brooklyn’s Kings Theatre on Saturday. In a year that has seen the deaths of such other music legends as Roberta Flack, Marianne Faithfull and Sam Moore of Sam & Dave, it was a welcome reminder that we still have other eternal pop icons among us.Indeed, Ross’ shows at Kings Theatre, celebrating the 10th anniversary of the venue, came as other octogenarian all-timers are still making moves — from 82-year-old Paul McCartney’s string of club shows at NYC’s Bowery Ballroom to Paul Simon, 83, announcing that he was un-retiring from the road for his “A Quiet Celebration” tour starting April 4 to Mick Jagger, 81, rocking the Oscars with a surprise appearance to present the Best Original Song award on Sunday.If anything, Ross’ two-night stand was a reminder that we should appreciate this eternal goddess while she is still here, blessing us with her presence.While other divas of her generation have passed on — from Aretha Franklin and Tina Turner to, most recently, Flack — Ross is still flexing her “Muscles.”When she opened to “I’m Coming Out” — her 1980 anthem that continues to symbolize liberation and empowerment for both the LGBTQ community and anyone else who needs a feather-boa-lifting boost — Ross was a true living legend in red ruffles.

Moore’s reaction went viral when she lost in the category Best Actress at the 97th annual Academy Awards on Sunday — her first Oscar nomination in her four-decades-long career — to the 25-year-old “Anora” star, Demi, 62, stepped up to sing Madison’s praises.“The Substance” actress was the frontrunner for the Oscar after she swept award season with a Golden Globe, a Critics Choice win, and a SAG victory for her role as Elisabeth Sparkle, a TV superstar whose career falls in the toilet after she turns 50 — until she finds a magic drug that turns her into a younger version of herself, but comes with major side effects.Sharing a video of her Oscars-day prep on Instagram Monday, Moore shared that she was “so overwhelmed with gratitude for this journey.”“It’s been the ride of a lifetime and we’re just getting started,” she continued, while thanking her team, the movie’s cast and crew, as well as “my fellow nominees, and everyone who has made this experience so full of joy and light.”That’s when she turned the focus on Madison, who shockingly swooped in on what many considered to be Moore’s Best Actress Oscar win.“And a huge congratulations to #MikeyMadison,” Moore concluded. “Can’t wait to see what you do next.”Madison was just as shocked as everyone else when her name was announced as the Best Actress winner during Sunday’s star-studded show at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, beating out Moore, Karla Sofia Gascón, Cynthia Erivo and Fernanda Torres.In “Anora,” Madison plays a sex worker who marries the son of a Russian oligarch.

It’s easy to dismiss Paolo Sorrentino’s Parthenope, as some critics have, reducing it to a sumptuous perfume ad à la Tom Ford. The same could be said about Celeste Dalla Porta’s eponymous character, who often finds herself being pigeonholed into certain archetypes due to her striking looks, which are only rivaled by the film’s sweeping shots of the Neapolitan jagged cliffsides that abut the surrounding cerulean sea.

Millie Bobby Brown took to her Instagram today to address a “very necessary” conversation that affects any “young woman who grows up under public scrutiny,” blasting the media for spending time “dissecting” her looks in “disturbing” articles.

Looks like Karla Sofía Gascón heeded Oscars host Conan O’Brien’s words during last night’s telecast.

As the Chateau Marmont staff this morning were cleaning up after Jay-Z and Beyoncé’s annual post-Oscars Gold party, the “Empire State of Mind” superstar was doubling down against the Jane Doe and the lawyer who accused him and Sean “Diddy” Combs of raping her as a minor in a now-dismissed case.

First and foremost known as a rapper, Doja Cat — along with “Born Again” collaborators Lisa and Raye — took to the Oscars stage last night to perform a medley of songs from the James Bond franchise, in a sizable tribute to 007. Now, she’s addressing some of the online criticism regarding her performance.

Colman Domingo and his husband Raul have an incredible meet-cute story and it’s going viral again after their appearance at the Oscars this weekend.

Sabrina Carpenter has resumed the Short n’ Sweet Tour for her first shows of 2025 and there has been a change to the setlist!

Millie Bobby Brown is once again addressing all of the cruel commentary about her appearance.

The season finale of The Bachelor is just weeks away and Grant Ellis had his hometown dates with the final four women on the latest episode of ABC’s dating competition series.

Doja Cat is sticking up for herself.

The Bachelor's Dina Lupancu said following hometowns on the latest episode of . The self-described “ice queen” introduced Grant to her friends instead of her family, which may have been the reason why Grant was hesitant to move forward with the from Chicago. (On the other hand, there's also more to this story, which you'll see on The Bachelor: Women Tell All next week).Family visit or not, Grant and Dina just didn't have the secret sauce that one needs to get to the final rose.

Paul McCartney has penned a letter campaigning for the late Joe Cocker’s induction into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame later this year.Last month, the nominees for this year’s Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame were announced. Leading the nominations this year are the likes of Oasis, Joy Division/New Order, Mariah Carey, The White Stripes and more.

Armie Hammer is opening up about his gay sex experience with another man and why he wasn’t into it.

Demi Moore is reflecting on her wild awards season journey.

Selome Hailu Just under 18.1 million people tuned into ABC‘s telecast of the 97th Academy Awards on Sunday, marking a 7% decrease from the year before. That total, which comes from a combination of Nielsen’s measurement of linear viewers on ABC plus Disney’s own data regarding livestreams on Hulu, indicates the ceremony’s first viewership drop in four years. In 2021, the first ceremony after the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic saw an all-time low of 10.4 million viewers, but Hollywood’s biggest night saw consecutive growth for three years after that, hitting 16.6 million viewers in 2022, 18.8 million in 2023 and 19.5 million in 2024.

Tim Chan If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. The new live action remake of doesn’t hit theaters until March 21, but Disney is already rolling out new merch in support of the Rachel Zegler-driven project. Disney has teamed up with Mattel on two new “Disney Collector” edition dolls.

The new documentary The Dating Game is lining up dates at film festivals around the world. Director Violet Du Feng’s film — about men in China struggling ardently to find spouses — heads to the Thessaloniki International Documentary Festival in Greece for its international premiere this Saturday.

A writer for the Oscars made a bet with one of the show’s executive producers and is now $50 richer.

The 97th annual Academy Awards saw drew 18.07M viewers across ABC and Hulu on Sunday night, per Disney.