Heartbreaking news for film fans: Brenda Fricker, the Oscar-winning actress beloved as the 'Pigeon Lady' in Home Alone 2, has died. She was 81. Her representatives confirmed the news to The US Sun, stating, "We will never see her like again, and the world is lesser for the lack of her." Fricker's career spanned decades, touching millions with her poignant performances. A true cinematic treasure, her absence will be deeply felt.

Priyanka Chopra Jonas just spilled the tea on her adorable meet-cute with husband Nick Jonas. The global superstar revealed Nick slid into her DMs after spotting her on a billboard in Los Angeles. But here's the twist: he then demanded a time-stamped photo as proof it was actually her. The 'Quantico' actress, 41, details the quirky exchange that sparked their romance. It's a Hollywood fairytale, born from a billboard and a very specific photo request. More on this charming celebrity origin story, next.

Cannes just dropped a bombshell. The prestigious Critics' Week is elevating four Armenian filmmakers: Armik Israyelyan, Raffi Movsisyan, Sona Khachatryan, and Naira Sargsyan. These directors are set to collaborate with international talent in the 'Next Step Studio' program. This exclusive initiative aims to develop their next projects, pushing new voices onto the global cinema stage. A major move for the festival, and a huge win for these rising stars.

The Cure's legendary frontman, Robert Smith, is not holding back on FIFA's upcoming World Cup Final halftime show. Smith blasted the star-studded event, featuring Madonna, BTS, Shakira, and Justin Bieber, curated by Coldplay's Chris Martin. His exact words: 'Please just f— off.' The July 19th spectacle is the first-ever of its kind, and it seems Smith believes some things are best left untouched. Fans are already divided over the pop culture invasion of the world's biggest sporting event.

Formula One fans are reeling after Charles Leclerc clinched his first win of the season at the Belgian Grand Prix. The Ferrari driver secured 108 points after nine races, with Mercedes' George Russell taking second. Lewis Hamilton rounded out the podium. But beyond the track, the real buzz? How to catch the next high-octane F1 showdown online... without spending a dime. We've got the insider details on where you can stream the upcoming championship rounds. Don't miss a single turn.

Twenty One Pilots just stunned the music world. The Ohio duo is hosting a live IMAX film online watch party, dropping their new album, 'More Than We Ever Imagined (Live in Mexico City).' Both were recorded during their massive 2025 Clancy world tour stop. Fans can relive the epic Mexico City performance, their biggest show to date, from anywhere. Get ready for a major sonic and visual experience from one of music's most innovative acts.

TODAY show host Craig Melvin is finally addressing the chaos. Just a day after an intruder disrupted the live broadcast, Melvin revealed the shocking aftermath. Sources close to the production confirm the incident sent shockwaves through Studio 1A. Tune in for Melvin's raw account and the full story of how producers and security handled the unexpected breach, leaving viewers and staff stunned.

A heart-wrenching update on the Rohingya crisis. Over 500 members of Myanmar's persecuted minority group are now feared dead, lost at sea. Reports confirm multiple boats, carrying those fleeing for a better life, sank weeks ago. News only recently emerged, painting a grim picture of this humanitarian disaster. The international community is grappling with the devastating loss and the urgent need for action. We'll have more on the unfolding tragedy and the global response.

A bombshell report from Mother Jones reveals a shocking move by the Trump administration. While millions sweated through brutal heatwaves, over 1,600 official Department of Energy webpages were axed. These pages offered vital guidance on protecting the electrical grid and saving money on utilities. Now, as new heat warnings blanket the nation, finding this critical information is significantly harder. Critics are asking: why disappear essential public resources when Americans need them most. The timing raises serious questions about priorities during a climate crisis.

Netflix is breaking the mold for its 'One Hundred Years of Solitude' grand finale. The streaming titan confirms theatrical events in Colombia for Part 2, dropping this August. This unprecedented move for the epic series adaptation of Gabriel García Marquez’s masterpiece covers the final 50 years. It's a bold play, blending big screen spectacle with home streaming, and fans are already buzzing.