What's New in Palm Springs for Post-Awards Season Getaways

Every year, queer people from around the world gather in Palm Springs, Calif., to dance the night away at Jeffrey Sanker's now-legendary White Party Palm Springs. And this year, it looks like they'll be getting down to none other than Meghan Trainor.On Tuesday (March 3), it was announced that Trainor will headline Sanker's 31st annual White Party Palm Springs.

Billie Eilish will debut her new James Bond theme in full at the BRIT Awards in London next week (begins February 17, 2020).

By Denise Petski, Nellie Andreeva

Brad Pitt is truly the definition of a comeback kid!

Justin Anderson may've relocated to Nashville, but that doesn't mean his A-list clients are without his hair coloring expertise.

All eyes are on the movie stars at the annual Oscars red carpet, the biggest night for fashion in Hollywood.

Tanner Sterback hooked up with Simone Mashile and tried but failed to get with Kate Chastain (although the two did share a smooch) this season of Below Deck. But alas, the deckhand left the boat single, just like he was when he boarded Valor at the beginning of the charter season.

Letting loose! Brad Pitt has brought the laughs to the 2020 awards season circuit — and his dad jokes are giving fans life.

By Mike Fleming Jr

To celebrate his 24th birthday, Luis Coronel gifted his fans with new music.The regional Mexican singer dropped "Solo un Poquito," a banda track penned by Edgar Barrera and Nir Seroussi (former Sony Music U.S. Latin president) in honor of the special occasion."I am more than excited that my fans can listen to more and more of my music," Coronel tells Billboard.

The Sundance Film Festival is fighting a battle that’s been building for several years, and what it’s fighting for can be summed up in one word: relevance. What makes a Sundance movie relevant? In a sense, the old criteria still hold. It’s some combination of box-office performance, awards cachet, and that buzzy, you-know-it-when-you-see-it thing of penetrating to the heart of what we used to call the conversation.

Harry Ambrose is at a crossroads at the beginning of Season 3 of “The Sinner.” The veteran detective, played by Bill Pullman, could retire easily. Some of his colleagues in the police department in Dorchester, NY, particularly the younger ones, would applaud that decision. The wear and tear of the job — Harry suffers from sciatica — are evident.