Moroccan Cannon and Monroe Cannon will always be Mariah Carey’s babies.  That was made clear when the 15-year-old twins posed with the “Obsessed” singer in an adorable mirror selfie.  Moroccan…

Musk’s attorney declares “we have no choice but to put you on formal legal notice” as the tech titan slams the buzzy documentary on X as a “false film.”

The unruly American Airlines passenger duct-taped to his seat following an in-flight meltdown was quickly taken into custody by law enforcement, who whisked him off the plane when it landed in Maryland … and the police drama was partly caught on…

Megan Thee Stallion talks ‘losing’ herself in her now-ended relationship with NBA star Klay Thompson, in an interview for her cover of ‘InStyle.’ Meg confirmed her split from Klay back in April, accusing him of being unfaithful. Months later, Meg reveals, ‘I’ve been to therapy. I’m still in therapy,’ and now she’s hyping up her upcoming album, ‘Act: III.’ More from Entertainment Tonight: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdtXPiqI2cLorKaPrfpKc4g?sub_confirmation=1 Exclusives from #EntertainmentTonight : https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQwITQ__CeH2Y_7g2xeiNDa0vQsROQQgv

The Hollywood Reporter’s Scott Feinberg and Daniel Fienberg debate the Primetime Emmy Awards on Sept. 14.

Prestige drama is great and all, but with everything going on in the world right now, there’s a growing market for escapist series with familiar storylines, epic love triangles and gorgeous scenery. Enter Netflix’s newest YA entry, “Crew Girl.” The eight-episode series breathes life into Vivian Lin’s vision of a female single sculls rower on the D1 scholarship track, only to be sidelined by her father’s financial crimes. Miku Martineau stars as the rower in question, Teagan Tao, who moves with her mother, Ella (Jessica Paré), from California to the fictional town of Eagle’s Cove, Massachusetts, to recover. With fudge and seafood serving as the main attractions, the action takes place at the prep school. There, the boys’ rowing team stirs up a world of drama. It’s a classic coming-of-age story as Teagan loses everything and starts over, unable to get her frustrations out on the water due to a lack of a female rowing team. With the boys’ squad struggling, she soon finds her calling, though, proving she’s the thing this team has been missing. Miku Martineau in “Crew Girl.” (Craig Minielly/Netflix) Not only is Teagan a complicated, likable character, but she has not been done before. Sure, she’s…

Ella Langley led the 60th Annual CMA Awards with nine nominations in part to her record-breaking hit “Choosing Texas.” The country music hit has spent 21 weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, moving her one week closer to beating Mariah Carey’s record for most weeks spent at the top of the chart for “All I Want for Christmas Is You.” Other top nominees include Miranda Lambert with seven nominations and Kacey Musgraves and Ben West with five nominations each. “For six decades, the CMA Awards have celebrated excellence in Country Music,” Sarah Trahern, CMA chief executive officer, said. “We’re grateful to CMA’s Professional members, whose collective voice determines every nomination, bringing real expertise to the balloting process each year. Congratulations to all of this year’s deserving nominees. We cannot wait to celebrate our milestone anniversary together in November.” Luke Combs, Cody Johnson, Langley, Chris Stapleton and Lainey Wilson will all compete for the night’s top honor of Entertainer of the Year. The nominees are determined by CMA’s 7,083 voting-eligible professional members, spanning the country music landscape. This year’s nominees were revealed first on “Good Morning America” and livestreamed on CMA’s official YouTube channel. The 60th Annual CMA…

Charlie Hunnam is more than happy to get back behind the wheel. It’s been over 10 years since Sons of Anarchy aired its last episode, but fans are still clamoring for more—and Hunnam is poised to…

After 700 pages of eligible contenders, 120 categories of nominees and more than five hours of awards shows last weekend, it’s down to this: 19 remaining categories and 113 nominees hoping to go home victorious at the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards. The nominations were wild and, at times, contradictory, with a pair of previous winners, the medical drama “The Pitt” and the showbiz comedy “Hacks,” leading the way with 25 and 24 nominations, respectively. Both seemed to be facing serious threats from bold new shows, with the dystopian future of “Pluribus” and the creepy comedy of “Widow’s Bay” coming on strong. And in the limited series category, things were all over the map, with contenders including a controversial real-life chronicle, “Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette,” the second season of the black comedy “Beef” and a twisty mystery set in the world of a kinky hookup app for would-be cheaters, “DTF St. Louis.” We expect all of those to take home awards on Monday at the Peacock Theater. But based on what we saw at the two Creative Arts Emmys ceremonies on Sept. 5 and 6, the momentum seems to be with “The Pitt,” “Widow’s Bay” and…

Shane Burcaw is not letting haters ruin a happy milestone.  After he and his wife Hannah Burcaw—known on TikTok as Squirmy and Grubs—shared she was pregnant and confirmed the couple is expecting…

When it comes to artificial intelligence, the debate over whether AI “will kill us all” is less relevant than asking why it’s taking so long for someone to do something about it.  The notion that AI poses an existential threat isn’t new — “Terminator 2” called it back in 1991 — but warnings from some of the people working on these AI systems have dragged this threat into reality. The latest red flag was raised on Tuesday, when Anthropic AI researcher Jacob Coxon said on X that he had resigned from the company and claimed “the people building AI earnestly believe that it could kill us all by the end of the decade.” While raising the potential existential threat of AI is laudable, it misses the point of what this ecosystem really needs: oversight. For all the talk of AI regulations and safeguards needed in financial services, healthcare and, of course, in Hollywood, there’s less discussion about oversight for the companies building the AI models themselves. “We spend enormous amounts of time discussing how enterprises should govern AI, yet very little time asking how society should govern the organizations creating the AI itself,” Frost & Sullivan analyst Dilip Sarangan said…

Nancy was abducted from her Arizona residence in February, and the investigation into her disappearance remains ongoing.

A recent A24 Music signee, Sophia Stel’s “The Greatest Album Of All Time” reckons with her growing public image and ever-complicated relationships.

Zac and Dylan Efron showed off their impressive physiques during a recent boat ride, which was posted to Instagram.

Sharon Stone revealed on a podcast that she’s been celibate for years after being married twice.

Uganda dropped out of the 2027 Invictus Games after Charles sent out a bombshell letter about the Sussexes’ royal status.

Phone-centric soaps kept underemployed cast and crew in Los Angeles afloat after the strikes. With AI-generated verticals now flooding the apps, auditions – and hopes – are evaporating.

The English star discusses spending time with the lady at the heart of the story, working with a voice coach despite having Irish parents, and pulling triple Toronto duty, thanks to ‘Onwards and Sideways’ and ‘Elsinore.’

Sandra Bullock’s had us under her spell for decades and we never want to break free. ✨🔮

On his SiriusXM channel, Billy Joel revealed to fans, he privately underwent brain surgery after being diagnosed with normal pressure hydrocephalus (NPH). Billy detailed his symptoms, too, noticing problems with his balance and feeling as if he were ‘on a boat.’ More from Entertainment Tonight: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdtXPiqI2cLorKaPrfpKc4g?sub_confirmation=1 Exclusives from #EntertainmentTonight : https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQwITQ__CeH2Y_7g2xeiNDa0vQsROQQgv

The show, which features pop hits from Max Martin, currently includes cast members Chrissy Metz and Joey Fatone.

The ‘Great Divide’ singer just wrapped his North American tour, where he filmed the new music video.

The news brand is betting that wellness features, physical membership lounges and direct relationships with talent can help it stand out in a crowded subscription market.

In THR’s new series, the breakout actor and the $94 million Sharks superstar get candid about fan obsession, tuning out the noise, newfound wealth — and the cameo that almost happened.

Clean girls, rejoice—milky nails are trending for fall and have celebrity approval.

A ferry in the Philippines went up in flames Wednesday, killing at least 5 people … with almost 100 others missing as authorities released horrifying video of the tragic incident. The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) released the footage on Facebook,…

Billy Joel had to undergo brain surgery to improve his memory and balance after his diagnosis of hydrocephalus.

Joy Behar candidly slammed King Charles over his ‘grudge’ with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s return to the U.K.

Last month, Garth made headlines when Tori Spelling abruptly exited the rewatch podcast they’ve co-hosted for nearly six years.

Ashley St. Clair said she has ‘the contract’ proving Elon Musk offered her a $40 million NDA, a claim he denied.