show: Last News

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic Who’s more “Hot to Go”? Chappell Roan or Kamala Harris? America will not have to make a choice. The two hottest young singers of the moment, Roan and Sabrina Carpenter, are among the first round of performers to be announced for the 2024 MTV Video Music Awards.

Rosemary Rossi In late July, Maya Rudolph’s name was trending on social media. The reason had nothing to do with her four Emmy nominations for her work on three different shows — a feat that is not only impressive but also unheard of.

Sabrina Carpenter likes to keep it cool on stage… But when it comes to wonky firework displays, she’s OUT!

Dramatic footage has emerged showing the moment a "knifeman" was arrested by cops after a double stabbing at a London tourist hot spot.

Conan O’Brien is responding to a DeuxMoi blind item!

Calum Lill has sent shivers down Coronation Street viewers' backs over recent months with his character Joel Deering's harrowing storyline, where he attacked Lauren Bolton (Cait Fitton). And now, it seems that Calum's villainous character's storyline is coming to an end, with the actor reportedly saying goodbye to the cobbles very soon.

“Who is that actor?” It’s probably everyone’s reaction to their first experience of Britain’s Matt Berry. With his booming delivery, and an uncanny ability to draw out every last vowel and consonant from even the dullest of words, Berry has been a cult comic actor in the U.K. for 20 years now. He broke out there in 2012 with Toast of London, a surreal sitcom in which he appeared as the bitter, buffoonish, self-serious thespian Steven Toast. But in 2019, the FX show What We Do in the Shadows took his homegrown appeal overseas, as the shape-shifting 300-year-old vampire Laszlo in the mock-doc comedy show inspired by Taika Waititi and Jemaine Clement’s word-of-mouth movie hit from 2014.

EXCLUSIVE: After announcing its first comedy special for Netflix — a current events-themed talk show format, hosted by Tim Dillon — Elan Gale‘s TheYearOfElan Productions has struck a first-look deal with the world’s largest independent producer of live stand-up shows, Don’t Tell Comedy.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large One of the liveliest consumer activations at last month’s San Diego Comic-Con was for ABC’s “Abbott Elementary.” Dubbed “A.V.A. Fest” (A Very Abbott Festival), the experience attracted thousands of attendees — all hoping to hop on a carnival swing, ride a tall slide into a pool of plastic balls, hammer a strength tester and get a free “Abbott”-themed trucker cap. It was quite an event for a show that isn’t exactly your typical Comic-Con fare.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Jimmy Kimmel appeared on the latest episode of Gavin Newsom, Marshawn Lynch and Doug Hendrickson’s “Politickin’” podcast and opened up on his decision to turn down hosting the 2025 Oscars. The late night favorite is a four-time Oscars host, having emceed Hollywood’s biggest night in 2017, 2018, 2023 and 2024. Kimmel enjoys the gig, but he admitted that it comes at a price and detracts from “Jimmy Kimmel Live” because all of his focus needs to be on the Oscars.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV Critic Even to the passive or occasional viewer, the 2024 Olympics proved one thing: We are, to borrow a phrase, so back. The quadrennial event serves many functions — a celebration of sport, obviously; a chance for the host city to peacock before a global audience; a chance to check in (speaking of Peacock) on where broadcasting technology is at a given moment in time.

Matt Willis feared his wife and Love Is Blind: UK co-host Emma Willis would never trust him again after his last relapse.

There's a free waterside cinema down at Salford Quays for the summer holidays showing a host of family favourites.

Poppa’s House is coming soon!

Netflix’s new series A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder debuted on the streamer earlier this month and has been in the “most-watched” section since it debuted.

When someone goes on a dating gameshow, whether it’s “The Dating Game” or something more modern like “The Bachelor,” people expect to be safe. Hopefully, the network did enough vetting to make sure a psychopath isn’t let on to be a contestant.

Kit Harington is speaking out about two topics that might interest fans: the ever-controversial ending of Game of Thrones and his brief stint in the Marvel universe with 2021′s Eternals.

Taylor Swift fans without tickets to her upcoming ‘Eras’ shows in London have been warned that they cannot stand outside Wembley Stadium’s entrance during the gigs.It has become a trend for eager Swifties to gather outside venues where the singer is performing if they don’t have tickets to the sold-out shows. Known as ‘Tay-gating’, thousands often gather around the exterior of the venue as the pop star takes to the stage, singing along to the setlist and building friendships with like-minded fans.It was famously seen on the second night of Swift’s shows in Munich last month, where an estimated 45,000 fans congregated on the hills outside Munich’s Olympiastadon during the show.Now, organisers at Wembley Stadium have confirmed that ‘Tay-gating’ has been banned ahead of the upcoming London shows, and any fans found lingering around the venue without a ticket will be moved on.“To support the safe entry and exit of everyone within the stadium, no one is allowed to stand outside any entrance or on the Olympic Steps at the front of the stadium,” read an update on the venue’s dedicated ‘Eras Tour’ webpage.

Jimmy Kimmel is confirming that he turned down the opportunity to host the 2025 Academy Awards.

Nikita Kuzmin has been flooded with messages of support after sharing a simple two-word update. The Strictly Come Dancing star is currently preparing for his return to the ballroom.

Jimmy Kimmel has hosted the last two Oscars but he decided it was “too much” to lead the show for a third time in a row.