Booker Prize winner Arundhati Roy didn't hold back at the London Indian Film Festival. She tackled the unauthorized use of Beatles songs in her film, 'In Which Annie Gives It Those Ones.' Roy also weighed in on AI's alarming rise in cinema, contrasting it with the raw, 'handmade' aesthetic of independent filmmaking. This candid Q&A followed the 4K restoration premiere of her 1989 classic at BFI Southbank on July 15th.

The entertainment world is reeling after the true cause of Sam Neill's death has been revealed. The beloved 'Jurassic Park' star, 76, passed away suddenly, with initial reports from his family stating he was 'cancer-free.' Now, new details from Page Six confirm the underlying health battle that ultimately claimed the iconic actor. This revelation sparks new questions about the final days of a Hollywood legend. We'll have more on this developing story.

Dancing With The Stars fan-favorite Gleb Savchenko is making headlines, but not for his footwork. The pro dancer is reportedly armed with a trove of 'receipts' in his ongoing, bitter child custody dispute with ex-wife Elena Samodanova. TMZ reports Savchenko is presenting compelling evidence to court, aiming to sway the judge in their high-stakes battle over their two young daughters. This latest move promises to ignite an already fiery courtroom drama, with fans watching closely for the next development.

Noah Kahan just wrapped two sold-out nights at Chicago's Wrigley Field on July 14th and 15th, solidifying his folk-pop superstardom. The 'Great Divide' tour stop delighted fans, but Kahan also sparked a classic Chicago debate, joking about ketchup on hot dogs. Our sources say the crowd erupted. It was just one of five unforgettable moments from his massive stadium shows.

From the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, actor Barry Ward just dropped some serious tea. He loved his work on 'Everybody Digs Bill Evans,' but it’s his insights into Netflix’s 'Grown Ups' that are making waves. Ward also teased his role in 'The Flying Mountain,' confirming Ireland's production boom is very real. Expect more Irish talent hitting your screens soon.

TMZ is spilling the tea on summer travel, and it's not what you think. They've just dropped their definitive list of Amazon must-haves, promising to revolutionize your packing game. Think smart gadgets and unexpected essentials, all designed for seamless celebrity-style getaways. No more luggage woes. This isn't just about convenience: it's about traveling like a pro, avoiding airport meltdowns, and ensuring every trip is red-carpet ready. Tune in for the full breakdown.

Rap icon Rick Ross just dropped a bombshell on LeBron James's future. The Miami native is publicly advising King James to return to the Heat. Ross, known for his business acumen, states: if it makes dollars, it makes sense. This financial counsel comes as LeBron weighs his options, potentially shaking up the NBA landscape. Could the biggest boss convince basketball's biggest star to come home to Miami? Fans are buzzing. We'll have the latest as this high-stakes decision unfolds.

Netflix's highly anticipated golf comedy, 'The Hawk,' starring Will Ferrell, Molly Shannon, and Luke Wilson, is landing with a thud. Critics are slamming the film, calling it a complete whiff. The Hollywood Reporter says the A-list cast is 'wasted' in a film that only reminds viewers of better golf comedies and Ferrell's own past sports triumphs. Is this a rare misstep for the comedy king? We'll dive deeper into what went wrong, next.

Overnight, the Middle East erupted. Explosions reverberated across Iran, mere hours after Gulf states reported a wave of attacks. This comes as the United States launched its own retaliatory strikes. The Pentagon confirms targets were military bases. Is this the regional conflict many predicted? We'll bring you live updates as the situation intensifies, with reports of widespread damage and a rapidly escalating geopolitical landscape.

Is Will Ferrell's comedic reign over? Variety just dropped a bombshell review of his latest, 'The Hawk,' a golf comedy now streaming. The verdict: 'No Talladega Nights.' Ouch. The review highlights the film's 'lackluster' performance, drawing sharp comparisons to Ferrell's iconic 2000s hits like 'Anchorman' and 'Step Brothers.' Longtime fans are buzzing, asking if this signals a new era for the beloved actor. Is this a temporary dip, or a sign of more misses to come for the comedy king?