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Tenacious D are seemingly back, and have shared their first new music since going on hiatus last year.The duo – comprised of Jack Black and Kyle Gass – have reunited for a new cover of REO Speedwagon’s ‘Keep On Loving You’, which they have made to help raise funds for those affected by the recent Los Angeles wildfires.The track is set to appear on a star-studded compilation album titled ‘Good Music To Lift Los Angeles’. It arrived on Friday (February 7) via the Good Music Bandcamp page, and also saw contributions from Death Cab For Cutie, R.E.M, The Armed, Health, King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard, Chelsea Wolfe and more.Proceeds raised from the LP will be donated to the L.A.

Music sensation Beyonce will return to the UK for the first time since her Renaissance World Tour, and we can now confirm ticket prices for the highly-anticipated event.

The cast of the upcoming third season of The White Lotus stepped out for the L.A. red carpet premiere!

Kerry Washington and Steven Yeun have joined the cast of Ben Affleck‘s upcoming movie!

It’ll be a while until viewers return to the apocalyptic wasteland in Prime Video‘s Fallout, but, nevertheless, Walton Goggins is providing an update to the second season of the breakout drama.

Harrison Ford’s plane crash trauma firsthand while filming a scene in Taylor Sheridan’s “1923.”Ford was on the cover of the Wall Street Journal’s February issue to discuss his six-decade acting career, and his “The Mosquito Coast” co-star, Mirren, weighed in on her experience working with the acclaimed actor.Mirren recalled the very first scene with Ford in “1923,” which was the aftermath of an ambush against the Dutton family. Ford’s character, Jacob Dutton, was left riddled with bullet wounds.“He’s been carried into the kitchen, dying and covered in blood, and later Harrison did say to me, ‘That was how I was after the accident,’” Mirren told the outlet, referring to his plane crash.

mini “Happy Days” reunion at MegaCon in Orlando on Friday, February 7, per People magazine.“The Da Vinci Code” went on to explain that while the cast and crew were on location at the Louvre in Paris, “We were really hurrying, we were behind schedule.”Howard continued: “And Tom Hanks didn’t have time to go back to his dressing room to change for the next scene. And so I was giving him some notes about what the next scene was going to be and he was changing his pants in front of the Mona Lisa.”The movie director said he’d never forget seeing the Oscar winner pantless in front of one of the world’s most admired art pieces.“I said, ‘Wait a minute.

Green Day‘s early days is in the works.According to reports from Variety, Live Nation Productions is working on a roadtrip comedy titled New Years Rev, with all three members of Green Day producing. The film is currently in production in Oklahoma.New Years Rev – which was inspired by Green Day’s early days living and touring in a van – will tell the story of three friends as they travel across the United States after mistakenly thinking they’ll be opening for a Green Day New Years concert in Los Angeles.Mason Thames, Kylr Coffman and Ryan Foust star as the young group of friends who embark on a life-changing journey.

Patti Smith has announced a run of special gigs to celebrate the 50th anniversary of her debut studio album, ‘Horses’. Find all the details below.The singer-songwriter will celebrate the 1975 record with her band, including two members of the original group, Lenny Kaye and Jay Dee Daugherty, along with keyboardist/bassist Tony Shanahan, who has been in the line-up for 30 years.

Morrissey has announced a string of 2025 tour dates in the UK and Ireland which will kick off later this summer. Check out full dates and ticket details below.After teasing fans fans of big news, the former Smiths frontman turned solo icon took to social media to announce his latest live dates which will see him head over to Dublin on May 31 for a gig at the the 3Arena.

Morrissey has teased a big announcement for the UK, set to be announced later today (February 10).The promise of a new announcement was made by the soloist and former Smiths frontman on his social media pages earlier today, when he took to his official Facebook page and shared a photo of himself performing on stage.No caption was shared for the post, although the photo did have writing on the top of it that read: “Announcement. 5pm.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large Kanye West bought another local TV ad during the Super Bowl to promote his Yeezy fashion brand — and this time viewers in Los Angeles had a chance to see it. The lo-fi ad, which West said was shot with an iPhone, directed viewers to his brand’s yeezy.com website.

Kendrick Lamar legendarily performed “Not Like Us” five times in a row at his Juneteenth Pop Out concert at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles.And he probably could’ve done it at least three times in a row for the whole 13 minutes of his Super Bowl halftime-show set — and everybody would’ve been happy.That’s the kind of hype energy that “Not Like Us” brought to the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans midway through the Super Bowl LIX showdown between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday night.After all, attendees were all Serena Williams — bopping along to her fellow Compton-native as a surprise backup dancer.Although there had been some talk that Lamar might not perform the controversial Drake diss track that even had the “God’s Plan” rapper sue Universal Music Group — the umbrella record company that he and Lamar share — really there was just about as much of a chance of him not doing the battle rap classic as Taylor Swift not showing up to cheer on Travis Kelce.Lamar didn’t shy away from taking aim at Drake, as he even rocked a blinged out “a” chain for the mic-drop lyric “Try to strike a chord and it’s probably A minor.” But he did avoid the single most damning word where he calls him a “pedophile.”On this night, “Not Like Us” had come to symbolize more than the epic Drake beef, with a universal appeal — and a sickeningly infectious beat by DJ Mustard — made for Super Bowl-sized consumption.Of course, Lamar is bigger than one song. And with Samuel L.

Three years ago at the Super Bowl in Los Angeles, Kendrick Lamar was the home turf newbie on the halftime show hip-hop dream team of Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Mary J. Blige, Eminem and 50 Cent. Today, in New Orleans, the top of his game Compton-born Pulitzer Prizer winner didn’t have to share the glory with anyone as he further solidified his dominance of the genre and the culture.

Bruce French, a veteran of the stage and prolific character actor who worked with David E. Kelley and appeared in NBC’s aughts soap Passions across the entirety of its nine-season run, died Feb. 7 at the age of 79.

There were so many celebs at the 2025 Producers Guild of America Awards and we have a full recap of everyone who attended!

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Robbie Williams bought Eric Morecambe’s iconic glasses and pipe at auction for £20k, he has revealed.An auction containing memorabilia and personal items from the comedy legend’s life and career took place between 5 and 9 January, after his widow Joan died at the age of 97 last March.It was reported at the time by the BBC that Morecambe’s famous glasses had sold for £20,000, far exceeding their estimate of £2,000 to £4,000. Now, Williams has revealed that he was the highest bidder, buying the glasses and the pipe as a “done-loads-of-promo-for-my-film prezzie”, following the recent release of his musical biopic Better Man.Writing on Instagram, Williams shared that his friend Mike had been appointed as his “Chief Bidder” as he was in Los Angeles and about to board a plane.

Taylor Swift enjoyed some quality time with famous friends the night before boyfriend Travis Kelce takes the field for the 2025 Super Bowl.

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At the top of tonight’s PGA Awards, the guild’s co-president Donald De Line made a plea to industry suits in the room to keep production in Los Angeles following the devastating fires.