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• Diane Kruger on Nazi Drama 'Amrum' and Working With Fatih Akin

  Diane Kruger on 'Amrum,' overcoming her aversion to World War II films and working with Fatih Akin.

• Tory Burch Mother's Day GWP Offer Gets You Free Exclusive Jewelry Plate

  It's part of their exclusive Lettuce Ware collection and yes, it's so chic.

• Val Kilmer's Daughter Defends Using AI to Resurrect Him for New Movie

  Val Kilmer's daughter, Mercedes Kilmer, is defending the late actor's AI appearance in the new movie "As Deep as the Grave."

• Newsboys Sue MercyMe, Christian Tour Promoters, Journalists, World Vision

  The Newsboys filed a massive lawsuit against top Christian tour promoters, MercyMe, World Vision and journalists who broke the Michael Tait scandal.

• Nara Smith & Hudson Williams To Co-Star In Thriller Movie 'Tyrant'

  We're here for it.

• One Night Only Trailer: Callum Turner & Monica Barbaro's Rom-Com Purge

  In Will Gluck's new rom-com 'One Night Only,' premarital sex is only legal one night each year. Callum Turner and Monica Barbaro star in the trailer.

• Reimagining an Infrastructure for Creativity in a World of Abundance

  In a world of abundance, where options are seemingly endless, it’s easy for the creative process to run astray.

• Claire Danes to Star in Netflix Series 'Lovesick' From Sarah Treem

  In a highly-competitive situation, Netflix has landed the drama "Lovesick" from Sarah Treem with Claire Danes attached in a lead role.

• 'The Devil Wears Prada 2' Review: Breezily Diverting Fan Service

  Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci return for David Frankel's serviceable sequel 'The Devil Wears Prada 2.'

• From Minnesota to the Nation: A Narrative Playbook for Startup Communities Ready To Make Headlines

  The combination of scale, innovation and deep-rooted values gives Minnesota a unique foundation.

• Album Review: Black Keys Cover Blues Classics on Peaches!

  The Black Keys go back to the blues for new inspiration on on their new album, 'Peaches!'

• Kacey Musgraves Tour Dates 2026: Arena Tour Kicks Off in August

  Musgraves will tour through the fall behind new album 'Middle of Nowhere'

• Tupac Shakur's Family Files New Wrongful Death Lawsuit

  In a new civil lawsuit, the stepbrother of Tupac Shakur is attempting to use discovery to learn more the rapper's violent death.

• J Balvin and Ryan Castro Talk Album 'Omerta,' Career Lessons, and More

  The stars talk about their new LP, 'Omerta,' their pride toward Bad Bunny and Karol G, and their plans for Latin music's future.

• Iron Maiden Look Back on 50 Years, 'Burning Ambition' Movie

  Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson and Adrian Smith discuss the band's 50th anniversary and the documentary, 'Burning Ambition.'

• Review: Jason Aldean Mostly Avoids Politics on New Album ‘Songs About Us’

  After “Try That in a Small Town,” the country superstar mostly avoids politics in favor of well-wrought but standard fare on ‘Songs About Us’

• Broken Social Scene: Inside the Canadian Indie Band's Reunion

  Kevin Drew tells us how the Canadian indie-rock band Broken Social Scene reunited for their new album, 'Remember the Humans'

• Yash's 'Toxic' Release Pushed Back to 'Later, Globally Aligned Date'

  Yash's 'Toxic: A Fairytale for Grown-Ups' postponed from June 4 date to secure wider international release.

• Jack Antonoff Isn't Bothered He Didn't Produce Taylor Swift's Last Album

  Jack Antonoff stopped by The Howard Stern Show on Tuesday morning and discussed his "very deep" friendship with Taylor Swift.

• 'Malcolm' Star Justin Berfield Says Leave Eric Per Sullivan Alone

  'Malcolm in the Middle' star Justin Berfield told paparazzi to leave Dewey actor Eric Per Sullivan alone after he turned down the reboot.

• Noah Kahan, Hayley Williams Link Up for Intimate 'Downfall'

  Noah Kahan stopped by Hayley Williams' show at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium to perform his new song "Downfall."

• Stephen Colbert Explains Why He Made 'The Late Show' More Political

  Stephen Colbert said after an uneven first couple of months of 'The Late Show,' his producer encouraged him to lean back into his political roots.

• Jimi Hendrix Bandmates’ Heirs Lose Royalties Fight Against Sony Music

  The heirs of the bassist and drummer who played in the Jimi Hendrix Experience have lost their long-running battle for copyright ownership, royalties.

• Roger Sweet, Creator of He-Man, Dies at 91

  Roger Sweet, the creator of the He-Man action figure, which spawned 'He-Man and the Masters of the Universe,' died on Tuesday. He was 91.

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