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The Writers Guild of America reached a surprise tentative deal with major studios, finalizing a four-year contract nearly a month before the previous agreement’s expiration. The accord preserves the guild’s health fund, which had hemorrhaged $200 million over four years, and builds on gains from the

Blake Lively’s lawsuit against Justin Baldoni and Wayfarer Studios over alleged retaliation has been significantly narrowed by a federal judge. Most claims, including harassment and defamation, were dismissed ahead of a May trial, but Lively insists the 'heart of her case' remains intact.

Actor Jonathan Majors and co-star JC Kilcoyne fell through an unsecured window during filming of a Daily Wire-backed action movie in South Carolina, sparking a crew strike and raising safety concerns. The accident on the untitled project, titled 'Knuckle,' follows a union walkout over labor disputes

Actress Blake Lively will take her sexual harassment lawsuit against director Justin Baldoni to trial in May after a federal judge dismissed 10 of her 13 claims. The ruling allows three core allegations—breach of contract, retaliation, and aiding and abetting in retaliation—to proceed.

Pooh Shiesty’s attorney, John Helms, detailed the Memphis rapper’s defense strategy in the federal kidnapping case involving Gucci Mane. The allegations stem from an incident at a Dallas studio in 2023, with Shiesty facing potential life imprisonment if convicted.

Ye staged two sold-out SoFi Stadium concerts in Inglewood, California, marking his first major U.S. performances in nearly five years. The shows featured Lauryn Hill as a surprise guest, a 40-song set, and a crowd that celebrated his music despite his controversial past.

From Hollywood icons to Grammy-winning artists, some of the most visible relationships in entertainment have collapsed under the pressure of public scrutiny, unmet expectations, and the clash between private lives and public personas. These 11 celebrities—including a two-time Oscar winner and a pop

Ye’s two-night sold-out spectacle at SoFi Stadium marked his first major U.S. performances in nearly five years, drawing 80,000 fans and unexpected support from Lauryn Hill. The concerts, seen as a bid to restore his career amid years of backlash, featured decades of hits and testimonials of unwaver

RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 18 finale arrives April 17 with Myki Meeks, Darlene Mitchell, and Nini Coco competing for the crown after a dramatic penultimate week that eliminated Juicy Love Dion. Analyzing the queens’ paths, challenge wins, and lip sync skills to reveal who we predict will win—and why.

Crew members walked off the set of Jonathan Majors’ upcoming Daily Wire action film in South Carolina after a stunt accident and repeated safety violations. The strike, now backed by IATSE, follows a string of incidents including shattered tempered glass, mold-infested locations, and unsecured props

Parkland survivor Jackie Corin critiques A24’s new film *The Drama*, starring Zendaya and Robert Pattinson, for using a near-school-shooting plot as dark comedy. The film’s marketing strategy—keeping its premise hidden—has intensified criticism from survivors and activists who question whether such

Blake Lively's lawsuit against Justin Baldoni advances to trial May 18 in NYC after a judge dismissed sexual harassment claims. WME, her agency, publicly backed her, calling the case a fight against covert digital smear campaigns and workplace retaliation.

Savannah Guthrie resumes her role as co-anchor of NBC’s 'Today' show on Easter Monday after a 65-day absence. The return follows the abduction of her 84-year-old mother, Nancy Guthrie, in Tucson, Arizona, with no suspects or proof of life yet. Guthrie’s comeback will blend personal significance with

Anonymity-guaranteeing assistants describe how AI is quietly reshaping Hollywood workflows amid layoffs and shrinking budgets. Studios and agencies remain divided on oversight as shadow AI use spreads in the creative and administrative ranks.

Hip-hop legend Gucci Mane was allegedly held at gunpoint in a Dallas recording studio on January 10 where prosecutors say Pooh Shiesty forced him to sign papers voiding his 1017 Records contract. Eight men, including Shiesty and his father, were arrested across Texas, Tennessee, and Georgia.

With Survivor 50 at its halfway point, critics debate the Blood Moon twist, Jeff Probst’s meta antics, and whether returnee seasons can still deliver strategic gameplay. Four Defector writers weigh in on standout moments, unforgivable twists, and their bold predictions for the season finale.

Ben Lerner’s novel 'Transcription' reimagines autofiction with tender introspection, blending family trauma, digital dependence, and pandemic-era realities. The book’s three-part structure weaves interviews, memorials, and a child’s eating disorder into a meditation on storytelling’s role in process

Legendary rock band U2 released their second EP of 2026, Easter Lily, featuring a collaboration with Brian Eno. The six-track release explores personal and spiritual themes while continuing the band’s recent focus on activism and reflection.

On April 3, 2026, astrological alignments favor bold career moves, unexpected connections, and creative breakthroughs. Planetary influences like Mercury and Jupiter shape individual paths across zodiac signs, offering opportunities for growth and introspection.

A Manhattan federal judge dismissed Blake Lively’s sexual harassment claims against Justin Baldoni in their ‘It Ends With Us’ dispute but preserved three retaliation claims for trial. The decision hinged on Lively’s independent contractor status under Title VII, though her broader allegations of a s

Miranda Bailey faces dire consequences after covering for a colleague’s FDA violation on Grey’s Anatomy’s April 2 episode. With an investigation launched and her marriage strained, her future at Grey Sloan hangs in the balance until the April 30 return.

The Pitt Season 2 Episode 13 delivers intense medical drama as the night shift takes over at PTMC, exposing systemic failures, patient tragedies, and Dr. Robby Merritt’s mental health crisis. Fresh-faced residents and seasoned attendings collide in life-or-death scenarios.

Federal prosecutors charged Pooh Shiesty and eight others with armed robbery and kidnapping in a Dallas studio ambush tied to a contract dispute with Gucci Mane’s 1017 Records. Three music industry professionals were allegedly held at gunpoint, robbed, and one was choked near-unconsciousness during

Lindsey Buckingham, former Fleetwood Mac guitarist, was allegedly attacked in Santa Monica on March 25 when a substance was thrown at him by a woman claiming to be his daughter. Michelle Dick, 54, admitted visiting Buckingham’s home days before the incident, raising concerns about stalking and menta