Entertainment
Paul McCartney Reflects on Friendship with John Lennon
During the 1960s, Paul McCartney and John Lennon stood as a potent songwriting duo in pop culture. Their combined creativity resulted in about 180 songwriting credits, marking them as prominent figures. Yet, amid the peak
Review of ‘Power Ballad’: A New Musical Dramedy
The trailer for Lionsgate’s ‘Power Ballad’ introduces viewers to a captivating music-filled journey. Starring Paul Rudd and Nick Jonas and directed by John Carney, this film follows Rick Power, played by Rudd, an American wedding
Mamie Van Doren Reflects on Hollywood and Her Life in New Memoir
Mamie Van Doren, a renowned actress and sex symbol, shares her Hollywood experiences in her new memoir, “You Thought I Was Dead.” At 95, Van Doren also becomes the subject of a forthcoming documentary exploring
Boy Throb Seeks Legitimacy and U.S. Visa for Bandmate
Boy Throb, an emerging TikTok band, is striving to demonstrate its authenticity beyond its online presence. Originating as a viral sensation, the band is determined to prove to both fans and U.S. immigration authorities that
Dedication to Watching ‘Love Island USA’
Ava DesRocher manages a busy schedule, balancing a full-time job, attending graduate school, and teaching Pilates. Yet, she dedicates time to watch ‘Love Island USA’ for the next six weeks. Fans of this popular reality
Global Celebrations for Marilyn Monroe’s Centennial
On June 6, 2026, Marilyn Monroe’s 100th birthday is being celebrated globally with various events honoring her legacy. Unlike the controversial gathering organized by President Trump for America’s 250th birthday, which includes U.F.C. cage fights
Tony-Nominated Musicals Thrive Amid Economic Challenges
In the face of economic difficulties, this year’s Tony-nominated musicals are achieving notable success. Notable contenders such as “The Lost Boys,” “Schmigadoon!,” “Titaníque,” and “Two Strangers” are making their mark on Broadway this season. LJ
Summer Concert Highlights in D.C., Maryland, and Virginia
As summer approaches, the season no longer offers the same relief as before. The impacts of climate change have brought higher temperatures, and increasing gas prices contribute to what some call “vacation inflation.” Concertgoers face
CBS News’ ’60 Minutes’ Faces Turmoil Amid Staff Changes
The three remaining correspondents of CBS News’ ’60 Minutes’ have chosen to stay amid recent turmoil within the program. Lesley Stahl, Jon Wertheim, and Bill Whitaker expressed their frustration and sorrow over the recent dismissals
End of an Era for Iconic Mystery Play
After almost four decades of captivating audiences, the beloved whodunit play will close its curtains for the last time. The final performance of Shear Madness is set for Sunday night. On a recent Wednesday, a