Category: 5. Entertainment

They say it takes a village. Make that a small town, in the case of Willy Chavarria’s latest runway show, which brought together a cast big enough to fill a sports arena on the outskirts of Paris.

Billed as the World of Willy, the…

A pitfall lies in wait for the true-crime author who chooses to explore a grisly murder: Describing the killing in lurid detail may seem sensationalist, even sadistic. Yet in writing his new book, “Black Dahlia,” William J. Mann had no choice…

Robbie Williams has scored his 16th UK No 1 album, surpassing a tally set by the Beatles in 2000 to become the all-time chart record holder.

Britpop, Williams’ homage to the lairy and zeitgeist-setting guitar music of the mid-1990s, went…

The rift between British power couple Victoria and David Beckham and their son Brooklyn Beckham seems to be growing greater every day, with Brooklyn alleging on Instagram that his famous parents tried “endlessly to ruin” his…

Contradictions abound in movie theaters right now: one of the screen’s most athletic leading men spends his entire thriller strapped to a chair; one of its most articulate (in English) leading ladies spends…

Nate Ruess always dreamed about deafening, distorted guitars. So, in early 2023, he went out and bought a Gibson SG and began writing capital-R rock songs.

Never mind that he’d largely opted out of the music business seven years before….

The trend: One year into the second Trump administration, political pressure is increasingly shaping how media companies operate and how advertisers assess risk. Regulatory signals and political alignment are influencing programming stability,…

Publishers Weekly recently named several Penguin Random House authors to its Spring 2026 Writers to Watch…