Madonna

Summer’s soundtrack is about to detonate: from gut-spilling confessions to dance-floor thunder, Niall Horan and Olivia Rodrigo push their sound in bold new directions while Madonna roars back with long-awaited new music—plus rock fire from The Pretty Reckless, cinematic storytelling from Shaboozey, and a long-teased pop comeback primed to take over your playlists.

Model Anok Yai shuts down whispers that she’s the Met Gala mystery guest who allegedly relieved herself through her red‑carpet look, after a Washington Post deep dive on bathroom hurdles — and a stylist’s jaw‑dropping anecdote — sent speculation into overdrive.

Stefano Gabbana is stepping down as chairman of Dolce & Gabbana—four decades after launching the house with former partner Domenico Dolce. The 63-year-old cofounder’s resignation was announced Friday, April 10, but he’ll remain in the atelier, steering its creative vision.

Taylor Swift is back: after a rare public pause, the pop superstar made her first official 2026 appearance at the iHeartRadio Music Awards on March 26, hitting the red carpet at Los Angeles’ Dolby Theatre.

Madonna left acting behind to try her hand at directing, but her films struggled with critics and audiences alike. Even after seeking help for her second feature, WE, the pop icon couldn’t turn things around.

Madonna, a pop legend, came close to starring in several legendary film roles, from Catwoman to Trinity, that could have transformed her acting legacy. Discover which iconic characters she almost played—and why Hollywood dodged a bullet.

Rupert Everett sparked controversy by slamming the Ocean’s movies as a "cancer to world culture," criticizing Hollywood’s priorities and the career choices of some of its biggest stars. Discover what led to his harsh words and who else he called out.

The story of an eccentric singer, a French flick about the Napoleonic Wars, and a masterpiece by Yorgos Lanthimos.