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Opening statements in Sean "Diddy" Combs' federal sex trafficking trial began in Manhattan on Monday.
Madonna has teamed up with Netflix and director Shawn Levy for a limited series about her life. He's the guy who did "Deadpool & Wolverine" and is the executive producer of "Stranger Things".
Metallica's show last Wednesday at Virginia Tech's Lane Stadium rocked in more ways than one.
Gene Simmons had a taker for his “Personal Assistant and Band Roadie for the Day” experience when he performed in Red Bank, New Jersey last week.
Creed are heading to the Indianapolis 500.
Anthony Kiedis from the Red Hot Chili Peppers now has his own coffee brand.
TV
Andor winding down … The highly anticipated finale of Andor Season 2 will be available for streaming on Disney+ tonight (Tuesday). Episodes 10, 11, and 12 will wrap up the Andor story – and it seems very unlikely we'll see a third season of the show, since all the action has been a prequel lead-up to everything that happens in the movie Rogue One, which was released in 2016.
TV Fall Line Ups Have Been Released:
NBC Universal unveiled its fall schedule yesterday. It leans heavily on the NBA . . . which NBC hasn't had the rights to since 2002. They've even hired Michael Jordan to contribute. Tuesday nights will be devoted to basketball . . . and Sunday nights will be added in 2026, once NBC's deal with the NFL is over.
NBC also hyped its new comedy "The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins", starring Tracy Morgan as a disgraced former football star trying to rehabilitate his image. Daniel Radcliffe also stars, and Tina Fey is among the producers.
There's also "Stumble", a mockumentary about junior college cheerleaders, and an untitled comedy about the staff of a Native community center in Oakland, California.
NBC is bringing back "St. Denis Medical", "Happy's Place", "Brilliant Minds", and "The Hunting Party".
There's also a new competition series called "On Brand with Jimmy Fallon", where contestants will work with major companies on marketing campaigns.
And of course, they're bringing back "The Voice" and all their "Chicago" and "Law & Order" shows.
NBC also previewed "The Paper", which is the "Office" spinoff with returning star Oscar Nunez. It's coming to Peacock in September.
Fox unveiled its fall schedule yesterday, "The Floor", hosted by Rob Lowe will take the time spot for the paused ‘Masked Singer’.
Other new shows include "Memory of a Killer", a dramatic thriller starring Patrick Dempsey as a hitman with early onset Alzheimer's, and "Best Medicine", a one-hour comedy starring Josh Charles as a surgeon.
Tubi also got to make an announcement, since it's owned by Fox. That announcement was "Breaking Bear", an adult animation series about bears who resort to criminal behavior to save their forest. It features the vocal talents of Brendan Fraser, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Elizabeth Hurley, Josh Gad, and Annie Murphy.
Fox is also reviving two classic competition series: "Celebrity Weakest Link" and "Fear Factor: The Next Chapter".
Fear Factor is coming back 25 years after the show debuted on NBC.
Michael B. Jordan is producing a "Creed" spin-off series called "Delphi". It'll be about young boxers at Adonis Creed's Delphi Boxing Academy.
There will be a "Barbershop" series. It'll follow Jermaine Fowler, who hopes to follow in his grandpa's footsteps as a barber at Calvin's barbershop in Chicago.
A first look at Nicolas Cage suited up for the live-action "Spider-Noir" series was unveiled. He's a version of Spider-Man, who's a private investigator in 1930s New York.
WWE's Mike "The Miz" Mizanin will host a reboot of the competition series, "American Gladiators".
Michelle Pfeiffer is a mom who feels unappreciated during the holidays and decides to go on her own adventure in a teaser for "Oh. What. Fun.". It comes out December 3rd, and stars Chloe Grace Moretz, Eva Longoria, and Denis Leary.
Arnold Schwarzenegger showed up to talk about his holiday movie, "The Man with the Bag". He went on a little too long so Jamie Lee Curtis came to the rescue.
MrBeast's "Beast Games" was renewed for two more seasons, and "Fallout" returns for Season 2 in December. It'll also get a third season.
There's a documentary on NFL Hall of Famer Terrell Owens in the works. Plus a docuseries called "The Home Team: New York Jets", about six players and their partners.
MOVING ON INTO MOVIE NEWS:
The Cannes Film Festival wants celebrities to have some modesty and decorum on the red carpet.
To crack down on them, YouTube has demonetized two channels, known for sophisticated fake film trailers, Screen Culture's Screen Trailers and KH Studios' Royal Trailers.
Check out the trailer for Brad Pitt's racing drama "F1".
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