Oscars Documentary Shortlist Long on Music, COVID and International Stories

Kate Bosworth has moved on from her estranged husband, Michael Polish, with Justin Long!

The Grateful Dead offshoot Dead & Company has canceled scheduled resort shows in Cancun, Mexico this weekend. Frontman John Mayer tested positive for Covid-19 shortly before departing.

The Grammy Awards have been postponed because of COVID-19 concerns. The ceremony was due to be hosted by Trevor Noah in Los Angeles on January 31, but the event has now been pushed back amid the recent spike in COVID cases in the US. A joint statement from the Recording Academy and CBS explained: "After careful consideration and analysis with city and state officials, health and safety experts, the artist community and our many partners, the Recording Academy and CBS have postponed the 64th Annual Grammy Awards Show.

Academy Awards, set to be held in March of next year.

There were few surprises among the shortlisted films announced for the 2022 Documentary Film Oscar but, as always there was at least one. While “Summer of Soul,” “The Rescue” and “Flee” (also earning an International Film shortlist mention) were expected, “Billie Eilish: The World’s A Little Blurry” was definitely not.

There are 15 songs still in the mix for the 2022 Best Original Song Oscar after the announcement of the shortlist today. Tracks co-written by The Sparks Brothers, Beyonce, Jennifer Hudson, Carol King, Lin-Manuel Miranda, and Billie Eilish made the cut.

Are filmgoers ready for Don’t Look Up? It’s a star-laden satire dealing with hot topics of the moment – everything from the climate crisis to media disarray and the firings of news anchors.

Charles Randolph is reteaming with Adam McKay for his latest project.

Time’s Person of the Year.In the short video originally posted on TikTok, the doppelganger, who is the self-proclaimed “Chinese Elon Musk,” stands next to a car, mimicking the Tesla CEO.On Facebook, the video has racked up 878 reactions and 1,801 shares, sparking a debate about its authenticity in the comments.While some people posted GIF reactions in awe of the celeb twin, dubbed “Yi Long Musk,” others weren’t so convinced it was real.A chorus of users are convinced it’s a deepfake — a

Queen Elizabeth II is taking precautionary measures to ensure she and her family stay safe this Christmas.

The Queen has cancelled her traditional Christmas family lunch party as cases of the new Omicron variant of coronavirus surge across the UK.

Billie Eilish has made a brief cameo in her brother and creative partner, Finneas O’Connell‘s new video ‘Only A Lifetime’The track, which is taken from Finneas’ recent album ‘The Optimist‘, sees him walking around an aquarium. Towards the end, he meets up with Eilish and what appears to be their parents.

Whoopi Goldberg is feeling fine amid her absence from the view.

Singer Billie Eilish claimed if she hadn't received the COVID-19 vaccine, she might have died from the disease. During an appearance on Sirius XM's "The Howard Stern Show," Eilish, 19, revealed she came down with a breakthrough case of coronavirus in August.  Billie Eilish recently revealed she came down with a breakthrough case of coronavrius.

After a long battle with COVID-19, Billie Eilish is opening about her experience with the virus — and encouraging others to get vaccinated.

Billie Eilish, 19, looked like she dressed for the New York City weather on Dec. 13! The singer showed off a black hoodie and black sweat pants when she arrived at JFK Airport and was holding a black puffer jacket over her arm. She also rocked a bright orange beanie and a black face mask as well as black and white Nike sneakers as she walked by cameras with a group of people.

Billie Eilish has revealed that she was diagnosed with COVID-19 earlier this year.The singer told Howard Stern’s Sirius XM radio show that she came down with the virus despite being fully vaccinated.“It was bad,” she said. “I mean, I didn’t die, and I wasn’t gonna die, but that does not take away from how miserable it was.

Billie Eilish reveals she had contracted COVID-19 this past summer.