Bob Dylan says using auto-pen to sign books and prints was “an error in judgment”

Season 2 of “Yellowjackets” doesn’t premiere for another three months, but it looks like Showtime expects the buzzy show to pick up where it left off. Showtime has revealed that the network has renewed its breakout survival drama for a third season ahead of the next season’s premiere in March 2023.   READ MORE: Karyn Kusama Is Returning To ‘Yellowjackets’ Season 2 With An Emmy Nod In Hand [Interview] The news should come as no surprise for “Yellowjackets” fans.

Paramount+ has dropped a new trailer for season 2 of Mayor of Kingstown, which will debut on Sunday, January 15. Starring Jeremy Renner and Dianne Wiest, the series will premiere the following day in the U.K. and Australia.

Paramount Global CEO Bakish said today that while it “didn’t make sense to run Showtime as a 100% standalone organization,” he wanted “to make it clear that the [Showtime] brand still matters, and the slate is going to matter even more.”

With the unexpected return of Bob Iger last month for a new stint as Disney CEO, the entertainment giant’s veteran chief financial officer Christine McCarthy has emerged as a leading contender to take over the top job.

Bob McGrath, who was best known for playing human character Bob Johnson on Sesame Street, has died aged 90.The star’s family confirmed he had died “peacefully at home” yesterday. Bob’s family took to Facebook to share the sad news, alongside a picture of the actor. “Our father Bob McGrath, passed away today.

Leonard Cohen’s signature song, “Hallelujah,” had its journey to music immortality stopped almost at birth by a record executive. The chief of Cohen’s label, Columbia, vetoed the finished album containing the track in 1984 because he considered it unmarketable in the United States. 

In the wake of her Oscar-nominated performance as Princess Diana in the critically acclaimed film Spencer, Kristen Stewart will step behind the camera for her feature-length film directorial debut in The Chronology of Water.But on Saturday, the Twilight actress got to enjoy a bit of downtime when she headed out to a friend's house in Los Angeles with fiancée Dylan Meyer.The afternoon outing comes one day before Meyer celebrates her 35th birthday on Sunday, December 4. Relaxing day: Kristen Stewart, 32, took the wheel with fiancée Dylan Meyer, 34, in the passenger's seat as they made their way to a friend's house in Los Angeles on SaturdayThe couple were spotted driving along the suburban neighborhood in a Dodge van just before arriving at their destination.Stewart, 32, could be seen behind the wheel, smoking a cigarette, while keeping a keen eye on the road so that they didn't miss their friend's home.

It’s no secret that George Lucas struggled to develop 1988’s “Willow.” Lucas hatched his idea for the film before “Star Wars,” but he couldn’t make it until he approached Ron Howard to direct in 1985. Shortly afterward, MGM entered the production process, Bob Dolman came on board to pen the script, and things moved forward.

When Michael Eisner was making a ceremonial exit as Disney’s CEO in 2005 he acknowledged that the intrigues of succession had become “Shakespearean.” Rival corporate factions were vying for power. Some insiders were persuaded that Eisner never would actually depart.

Move over, Orson Welles and Alfred Hitchcock, there’s a new director at the top of BFI‘s “Greatest Films Of All Time” critics’ poll. And it’s none other than Chantal Akerman, whose 1975 “Jean Dielman, 23, Quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles” now sits atop the esteemed list.

Bob Dylan has offered his "deepest regrets" to fans over an "error in judgment" in using a machine to sign copies of his new book. The 81-year-old 'Blowin' In The Wind' star was caught up in a furore after $600 limited edition copies of his tome 'The Philosophy of Modern Song' were advertised as "hand-signed" but were later found to have been autographed using an "autopen" which replicated his scrawl. Bosses at publishing company Simon and Schuster have acknowledged the blunder and offered refunds and now Dylan has explained how the situation came about.

Death, taxes and films that bomb at the box office.

A rare piece of music history will be up for grabs for the right price.The handwritten lyric sheet for one of Bob Dylan's most famous songs - Desolation Row (1965) - is going up for sale for the first time in history.Memorabilia dealer Moments in Time are handling the sale, with the asking price set at whopping $425,000, which isn't unsurprising considering the rarity of the item. Piece of music history: The handwritten lyrics for Bob Dylan's classic song Desolation Row are being sold through memorabilia dealer Moments In Time for $425,000Dylan (born Robert Allen Zimmerman), now 81, wrote the poetic lyrics on two sheets of paper by hand, and even feature a few of Dylan's edits sprawled across it. TMZ is reporting that the seller is a man who has been friends with the legendary musician since they were kids, and that he was given the lyrics sheets over 20 years ago.

One of the most remembered scenes from Love Actually is Hugh Grant’s dance scene. Although many remember this sequence with nostalgia, Grant recently recalled it was quite “excruciating” for him.

Aditya Chopra’s 1995 hit Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge (DDLJ), starring Bollywood stars Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol (Kajol Devgan), will kick off the public screenings of Saudi Arabia’s upcoming Red Sea International Film Festival, running December 1-10 in the port city of Jeddah.

Disney stock faded more than 1% on the second day of Bob Iger’s return engagement as CEO, reflecting investors’ divergent outlooks on the media giant’s prospects

The surprise return of Bob Iger as Disney CEO, replacing his own replacement Bob Chapek, is not without precedent in corporate America, as Jimmy Kimmel reminded viewers last night.

Simon & Schuster has admitted that the 900 “hand signed” copies of Bob Dylan’s new book ‘The Philosophy Of Modern Song’ – which the publisher sold through its website – were not actually signed by either of Dylan’s hands. Or anyone else’s for that matter.

Bob Iger, who was reinstalled as CEO of the Walt Disney Co. yesterday, will be eligible to receive up to $27 million in each of the two years he is under contract to lead the company.

Many Disney employees woke up this morning trying to make sense of a surreal Sunday night that some say felt like a dream.