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Zahara And Maddox Jolie-Pitt File Petitions To Remove Surname Pitt From Names
Zahara and Maddox Jolie-Pitt filed petitions to remove surname Pitt from legal names. Maddox cited personal reasons while Brad Pitt respected the decisions according to a source.
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Nolan's The Odyssey Opens July 17 2026 As First IMAX Feature Film
Christopher Nolan's film The Odyssey opens in theaters on July 17, 2026. IMAX dedicates all screens for three weeks as the film is projected to earn $90 million to $100 million from 3,900 North American theaters.
Security Breach Delays Jay-Z Concert At Yankee Stadium For Four Hours
A security breach delayed Jay-Z concert at Yankee Stadium for more than four hours on Sunday. Hundreds breached entrances before police closed gates while Mayor Zohran Mamdani promised the city would follow up on the security incident.
Luminate Releases 2026 Midyear Report on U.S. Music Streaming Trends
Luminate released its 2026 Midyear Report on July 15 covering U.S. music and video viewing trends. U.S. on-demand song streams totaled 732.7 billion as country and Latin music posted the fastest gains among all genres. The combination of R&B and hip-hop is the most popular streaming genre nationally by on-demand audio share.
Billy Joel Releases 'Turn the Lights Back On' New Pop Single in 2024
Billy Joel released 'Turn the Lights Back On' as his first new single since 2007. He explained in an interview that he stopped writing to preserve his musical legacy and avoid artistic decline. He said he felt like he was done.
House of the Dragon Episode 4 Confirms Daeron Targaryen and Dragon Deaths
House of the Dragon Season 3 Episode 4 premiered on HBO and HBO Max on July 12, 2026. The episode confirms Prince Daeron Targaryen rides Tessarion and shows Sunfyre and Meleys died at Rook's Rest.
Rolling Stones Release 25th Studio Album Foreign Tongues on July 10
The Rolling Stones released their 25th studio album, Foreign Tongues, on July 10, 2026. Steve Jordan plays drums on the record featuring guests like Paul McCartney and Robert Smith during a career spanning 64 years.
Disney Live-Action Moana Tops North American Box Office with $43 Million
The film earned $43 million in North America and $95 million globally during its opening weekend. Viewers assigned it an A- CinemaScore despite a production budget of $250 million and mixed critical reception.
Carnegie Hall Presents Opera Excerpts by Incarcerated Composer Wilson
Carnegie Hall hosted Joseph Wilson opera excerpts in New York on June 9, 2023. He composed the work while serving a 25-to-life sentence for murder in New York.
The Linda Lindas Announce Third Album Gotta Get Out
The band announces third album Gotta Get Out for release on August 28, 2026. Hayley Williams sings the bridge and chorus on the new single track Closer.
Alabama Shakes Release Single I Feel Hope Coming
Alabama Shakes releases new single I Feel Hope Coming on July 10 as part of album I Must Be Dreaming. Singer Brittany Howard notes the song focuses on hope as the album arrives August 28 with eleven tracks.
Scout Willis Releases Song Honey I With Atlantic Music
Scout Willis released song and video Honey I on July 10, 2026. The release marks her first project with Atlantic Music Group following prior singles.
Willis Releases New Song and Music Video
Scout Willis released the song Honey I and music video on July 10. Her tour with Maren Morris begins Saturday in California.
Lefty Song Boston Reaches Number 13 on Hot 100
Stella Lefty reaches No. 13 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart with Boston. Noah Kahan receives songwriting credit for the melody used in the recording.
Television Academy Reveals 78th Primetime Emmy Nominations
The Television Academy disclosed nominees for the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards on Wednesday. Six commercials were selected as nominees in the Outstanding Commercial category.
Swims Releases Single Break Up in Reverse
Teddy Swims releases single Break Up In Reverse through Warner Records on July 10. The singer states the track reflects his current personal circumstances.
Sanz Dies After Sudden Cardiac Arrest
Cristina Sanz died Monday following cardiac arrest at Day Program. Parents issued statements Wednesday while the network expressed condolences.
GLAAD Study Shows Third Consecutive Drop in Film Representation
GLAAD reported 20.4% of the largest 10 film distributors released movies with LGBTQ+ characters. Transgender characters appeared in none of the films included in the study.
Lasser Dies at Manhattan Home at Age 87
Louise Lasser died of natural causes at her Manhattan home at age 87. She starred in the sitcom Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman from 1976 to 1977.
Aviv Revises Essays To Address The Mother's Perspective
In her book, Rachel Aviv revised several essays to address the mother's role. The work includes updates on narratives involving lost children and maternal perspectives.
Mastodon Releases Video Reflecting on Hinds Departure and Death
On July 8, 2026, Mastodon released a 36-minute video titled The Mastodon in the Room. The remaining members discuss the death of singer Brent Hinds in the clip.
Hargitay Named As Host Of 78th Primetime Emmy Awards
NBCUniversal announced Mariska Hargitay will host the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards ceremony. She stated creating television that unites us has been a privilege for her career.
Armstrong Joins Cretin Family for Ramones Tribute
Billie Joe Armstrong joins Cretin Family for the official Ramones 50th anniversary tribute. Proceeds from the Los Angeles event will support cancer research at the Ellison Institute.
Renna Produces New Show About Baseball Fathers
Patrick Renna produces a series about baseball fathers with movie cast members. He cites observing parents at his son's game as the inspiration.