King Charles showed off his dance moves in the Bahamas on the second day of his Caribbean tour.

The 77-year-old monarch took part in a Junkanoo - a carnival that celebrates island life - and took the opportunity to join dancers with a pair of maracas decorated in the colours of the Bahamian flag.

Charles, dressed in a suit and sunglasses in ...Read more

Margaret Cho was frightened by the sheer level of power her former partner Quentin Tarantino had following the success of Pulp Fiction.

The 57-year-old comedian dated the acclaimed filmmaker during the early 1990s and recalled being unsettled by the "a**-kissing" Tarantino received from the showbiz world following the release of the iconic 1994...Read more

Pink Panther star Elke Sommer has died at the age of 85.

The German actress passed away "peacefully" from heart failure at her home in Los Angeles on Wednesday (28.10.26), her stepson Sebastian Walther revealed.

Walther told German outlet Bild: "Elke passed away peacefully around 10pm."

Elke's passing - a week before her 86th birthday - comes...Read more

Kim Kardashian stepped in to stop her mother Kris Jenner from advertising adult incontinence products.

Kris, 70, may have turned her family into global stars as well as a global brand as the 'momager' of the Kardashian clan, but Kim, 46, stepped in to prevent her mother putting her face and name to Depend, a leading global brand of adult ...Read more

LOS ANGELES — For seven years, "Boy Meets World" served as an electronic babysitter for millions of kids growing up in the 1990s.

Fans had no social media to analyze the budding teen romance between Topanga Lawrence and Cory Matthews while the sitcom aired on ABC. Since 2022, cast members Danielle Fishel, Rider Strong and Will Friedle have ...Read more

LOS ANGELES — For John and TJ Osborne, work and family have long been intertwined.

Today the siblings are known to country music fans as Brothers Osborne, the rock-leaning twosome that's put 13 songs on Billboard's Country Airplay chart and been named vocal duo of the year half a dozen times at the annual CMA Awards. Before they moved to ...Read more

LOS ANGELES — Actor Barbara Barrie, best known for films in which she elevated the role of Mom — including her Oscar-nominated turn in "Breaking Away" (1979) — died Wednesday in her Manhattan home. She was 95.

Barrie's death was confirmed to the L.A. Times by the actor's representatives, who said it was medically assisted. Her daughter, ...Read more

LOS ANGELES — Tony Berlant, a seminal influence in the West Coast Pop Art movement of the 1960s, died Tuesday after a long battle with Alzheimer’s disease. He was 85.

L.A. Louver, his longtime gallery, confirmed his death to The Times.

Berlant, a “master of painting without paint” who called Santa Monica his home for many decades, ...Read more

Rita Wilson wounded her "ego" when she "faceplanted" at a Led Zeppelin concert.

The 70-year-old singer-and-actress - who has two sons with husband Tom Hanks - saw the Stairway to Heaven rockers when she was 16 years old and recalled feeling "so excited" about getting to the venue. She sprinted there, only to fall victim to her impractical ...Read more

Chuck Lorre has admitted witnessing Charlie Sheen's downward spiral was "heartbreaking".

The producer saw his relationship with his Two and a Half Men lead deteriorate before the actor was sacked from the show in 2011 amid his struggles with drug addiction, and the so-called King of Sitcoms admitted working with Charlie became a "nightmare".

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Brian Cox thinks he might need therapy after Dexter: Resurrection.

The 80-year-old actor is no stranger to playing villainous characters like Succession's Logan Roy and Manhunter's Hannibal Lecter, but his role as Don Framt (AKA the New York Ripper) was the "weirdest experience" he's ever had on screen.

Cox told Entertainment Weekly: "Doing ...Read more

There are movies that are set in New York, and then there are New York movies.

"The Only Living Pickpocket in New York" is a New York movie, a tribute to the city's nooks and crannies, its old-school character, and its underground network of interconnectivity. It's set in modern New York, but its sensibilities are paying homage to a bygone New ...Read more

John Turturro, as professional pickpocket Harry Lehman in Noah Segan’s wistful noir “The Only Living Pickpocket in New York,” seems like he’s lived many lives. He strolls the streets of Manhattan and the outer boroughs in his trademark black-and-white tweed overcoat, looking like an old-school gentleman in a sea of bright athletic wear. ...Read more

Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl knew that he and late drummer Taylor Hawkins would be "best friends for the rest of our lives" as soon as they met.

The 57-year-old rocker has recalled how the Foos poached Taylor - who tragically passed away aged 50 in 2022 just hours before the Learn to Fly band were due to perform in Colombia - from Alanis ...Read more

Eloy Casagrande says that Slipknot are "not thinking about business" with their upcoming album.

The heavy metal icons released the single Arsenal, their first new material for three years, last month and the drummer hinted that fans can expect an authentic sound from the band's eighth album.

Casagrande - who joined Slipknot in 2024 - told Radi...Read more

Damon Albarn has become the latest famous name to donate artwork to Heart Research UK's anonymous heART project.

The Blur frontman and Gorillaz co-creator, 58, has joined an impressive line-up of musicians and artists - including Olivia Rodrigo and The Cure's Robert Smith - in donating his artwork to fund life-saving cardiac research.

Olivia ...Read more

A letter Brian Jones wrote to Charlie Watts urging him to join the Rolling Stones is up for auction.

The historic letter, dated 3 June 1962, is being auctioned by Watts' sister after more than six decades in the family and its contents have now been revealed publicly for the first time.

Jones, who co-founded the Stones before being dismissed ...Read more

CHICAGO — “The interpretation of Chicago was at stake at this moment.”

That’s Northwestern University professor Michael Metzger talking about the 1961 made-for-TV documentary “Chicago: First Impressions of a Great American City,” which would ultimately be suppressed and virtually unseen — until now — because of its warts-and-all...Read more

Netflix has found itself in the news lately for all the wrong reasons.

The streamer laid off around 1,000 employees — its largest staff cuts since 2022 — and underwent an executive overhaul that led to the exits of chief content officer Bela Bajaria and film division chairman Dan Lin. While the changes have arrived at a time when Netflix is...Read more

Kelsey Grammer is directing a "Civil War epic" as his first feature film.

The Frasier star, who has spent over 40 years on screen, is ready to step behind the camera for the first time and he's looking for investors to help bring the project to life.

He wrote on X: "After forty years in front of the camera, I'll be directing my first feature ...Read more