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Lady Gaga has welcomed a baby girl with fiancé Michael Polansky — and, according to TMZ, picked a name that nods to her musical past.

Alan Ritchson and Owen Wilson crash into cinemas today with a wild new action thriller — but the title’s the one thing we’re not giving away here.

The BBC's four-part drama Dear England, which began on BBC One on 24 May 2026 with Joseph Fiennes as Gareth Southgate, takes its title from a real open letter Southgate published in The Players' Tribune on 8 June 2021 — roughly 1,700 words addressed to the nation days before Euro 2020 kicked off. This is what the letter said, why he wrote it, and how one piece of pre-tournament writing turned into an Olivier-winning play, a TV series, and a book.

Glen Powell’s new comedy pulls a cheeky meta move, sneaking in a cameo from a very familiar face.

AMC Theatres is sending a pair of past releases back onto the big screen from 28 August 2026 — but which two are getting the nod?

Avengers: Endgame is returning to cinemas as Avengers: Endgame Encore with new footage and a tease for Avengers: Doomsday — though extra material may be slimmer than you’d hope.

Dave Franco says he and Now You See Me co-stars feared the 2013 heist film would sink their careers — and he’s explained why on Hot Ones.

Josh Radnor has lifted the lid on where things stand with his How I Met Your Mother castmates — and it’s not the nostalgic picture you might expect.

Christmas Day is the biggest day in the British soap calendar, and in 2024 Corrie's festive episode — the one that sent Helen Worth's Gail Platt off after 50 years — was beaten by a celebrity quiz show. The Weakest Link pulled around 3 million. Corrie didn't.

A popular mystery series has signed up another 'Doctor Who' legend for its sixth season cast — an addition that’ll have fans guessing who’s set to turn up.

Jeremy Renner and Jon Hamm’s comedy has surged to the top of the charts on HBO Max — impressive going for a 2018 release.

After whispers pegged Bill Skarsgård for Professor X, a fresh report throws another unexpected contender into the mix for Marvel’s X-Men reboot.

When Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man arrived on Netflix on 20 March 2026, it doubled as a reunion — Tommy, Ada, Charlie Strong, and Johnny Dogs all back on screen. But between the show's 2013 debut and the film's release, six actors from the series died, including two absolute pillars of the Shelby world.

The format that couldn't crack America now runs in 14 countries. Take that, Comedy Central.

Band of Brothers may be the critics’ champ, but Spielberg’s other WWII miniseries quietly edges it in a few key ways.

The 2000s TV era still hits: sharp dramas, rowdy sitcoms, and a trove of nostalgic, underrated gems begging for a rewatch.

Apple TV is giving Tom Hiddleston’s Everest epic Tenzing a rare big-screen bow on October 9, 2026, with a limited theatrical run before it hits the streamer.

The hunt for the next James Bond just took a surprise twist: soccer star Jude Bellingham has tossed his name into the 007 ring. Hollywood’s still searching for its new superspy, and this wildcard contender just made the chase a lot more interesting.

A fast-rising actor with ties to Henry Cavill and Bond reboot writer Steven Knight is suddenly the name to watch in the 007 race.

Tom and Jerry are plotting a big-screen comeback, with screenwriters Rashida Jones and Will McCormack teasing the first story details — and likening the tone to La La Land. Expect classic cat-and-mouse chaos with a sleek, modern sheen.