Adele Wore Bantu Knots, and People Are Calling Her Out for Cultural Appropriation

Patrick Hipes Executive Managing EditorBeyond Fest has set the slate for its 2020 edition that will run October 2-8, opening with a double bill of the world premiere of Jim Cummings’ The Wolf of Snow Hollow and Joe Dante’s 1989 pic The Burbs.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterEXCLUSIVE: Evan Mirzai, who has made the Blacklist four times and founded the House of M production banner, has signed on to executive produce and write on the pilot Bound For Glory from producing and acting duo Michael Naizu and Derik Young.Mirzai looks to take the original pilot to series.

Numerous summer releases were pushed to November owing to the COVID-19 outbreak in the world. While the situation isn't under control in the US, Danial Craig's No Time To Die continues to eye the November release date as per the latest poster.

Meghan Markle may not being using her old HRH title anymore, but her future could include another title—like "Madam President," for example. The Duchess of Sussex could *potentially* run for office in the United States, according to Jonathan Shalit, a celebrity agent who apparently knows Meghan personally.

Bruce Springsteen has announced details of ‘Letter To You’, his latest album with The E Street Band.

Cardi B came up with receipts after being the subject of American author Candace Owens‘ latest Twitter rant. Over the weekend, Candace claimed that Cardi was an “embarrassment” to Black people after she first supported and interviewed Bernie Sanders in the upcoming Presidential election.

June 13, 2020You spoil us, 007! Check out these four new images, showing Ralph Fiennes' M looking particularly angry, Bond and Jeffrey Wright's Felix bonding over a few brewskis in Jamaica, Q with his permanently furrowed brow, and 007 going face-to-face with his half-brother Blofeld. Plus, confirmation of a slightly earlier US release date for No Time to Die: that's November 20 instead of November 25.Q (Ben Whishaw) is back for a third time.

Federal prosecutors claim three men based in Norway, the UK and the US ran a copyright infringement group called The Sparks Group, with which they pirated movies and TV shows for nine years.According to indictments that were unsealed on Tuesday (August 25), Umar Ahmad, George Bridi, and Jonatan Correa, among others, “successfully reproduced and disseminated hundreds of movies and television shows prior to their retail release date, including nearly every movie released by major production

Alvin Ailey All AccessThrough a recently launched online initiative, the celebrated New York-based Alvin Ailey Dance Company presents a diverse range of programming, including a rotating roster of performance broadcasts showcasing works by notable African-American composers, including its namesake, who died of AIDS-related complications in 1989.New streams are available for one week only every Thursday evening. Next up, on Aug.

The Adventure of The Western Star sees an actress threatened with the theft of a beloved diamond; in The Jewel Robbery at the Grand Metropolitan, a wealthy stockbroker's wife is burgled for her lustrous pearls; and in The Mystery of the Blue Train, a spectacular ruby causes an American heiress to lose her life.

Tenet has finally been released in the UK and fans are flocking to the theatres to watch the highly-awaited film. While US theatres will be screening Tenet only next month, moviegoers in London get the first chance to see what the hype surrounding Christopher Nolan's latest film is all about.

PVRIS have parted ways with band member Alex Babinski following recent allegations of sexual harassment against the musician.The US outfit, which is fronted by Lynn Gunn, are set to release their third album ‘Use Me’ this coming Friday (August 28).Today (August 26), the group shared a statement on Twitter confirming that they had “been made aware of allegations involving Alex Babinski”, and that he will therefore “no longer be associated with PVRIS” with immediate effect.“We absolutely and

Red Hot Chilli Peppers guitarist Jack Sherman has died at the age of 64.The American musician, who was best known as the second guitarist to join the band, has passed away from known causes. Jack’s death was confirmed in a statement shared by the Red Hot Chilli Peppers on their Twitter page.

 Lauren Alaina has already rewritten her list of goals since catapulting to fame during season 10 of “American Idol.” The country star spoke to Fox News about her most notable partnerships and inspirations in country music and in checking off the boxes in her professional success. One particular achievement is very special since the likelihood of it happening for anyone other than Alaina is slim to none.