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Joy Behar Takes Two Weeks Off to Work on London Play
Joy Behar will step away from 'The View' for two weeks to work on her play in London. The trip includes rehearsals at the Boulevard Theatre and a prior week of writing in Paris.
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O’Farrell Publishes Historical Novel 'Land'
Maggie O’Farrell released her 2024 novel 'Land,' a historical fiction set in post-famine Ireland. The book follows surveyor Tomás, inspired by her great-great-grandfather, across generations and centuries.
Owain Rhys Davies Dies at 44
Owain Rhys Davies died at age 44 in Cardiff, Wales. His brother said Davies passed suddenly, naturally, and peacefully.
'We Shall Rise' Installation Opens in Tel Aviv
The 'We Shall Rise' immersive art installation opened on May 31, 2026, atop the Azrieli Tel Aviv Mall. It features Ziv Koren’s photographs and Noam Horev’s narration depicting events in Israel from October 2023 through May 2026.
Freud's Disputed 'Man in a Black Scarf' to Debut Publicly
Lucian Freud’s contested 1939 painting *Man in a Black Scarf* will be exhibited publicly for the first time in 2026. Archival records and expert analysis support its attribution despite Freud’s lifetime denial.
UK Actors Face EU Work Barriers After Brexit
UK performers encounter visa limits, tax burdens, and fewer EU jobs post-Brexit. Industry groups report lost opportunities and administrative hurdles affecting working-class actors.
Sterling Nasa Steps In as Emergency Pianist
Sterling Nasa filled in as pianist during a La La Land concert after the keyboardist fell ill. He sight-read a complex score and improvised a solo, earning praise from composer Justin Hurwitz.
Vasana Montgomery Removed From Love Island USA
Vasana Montgomery was removed from 'Love Island USA' Season 8 before its premiere. Peacock confirmed her departure after social media videos showed her appearing to use a racial slur.
Ronald LaPread, Commodores Co-Founder, Dies at 75
Ronald LaPread, co-founder and former bassist of the Commodores, died at age 75 after a sudden medical event in Auckland. His daughter Sonya announced his death on Instagram, and Tuskegee Mayor Chris Lee honored his legacy as a native son and musical inspiration.
Massive Attack to Tour Australia After 16-Year Absence
Massive Attack will tour Australia in August for the first time since 2010. The trip marks their fourth visit and follows the release of new music with Tom Waits.
Mendes Directs Four Beatles Biopics for 2028
Sam Mendes will direct four Beatles biopics, each focused on a different band member, set for 2028 release. Paul Mescal, Harris Dickinson, Joseph Quinn, and Barry Keoghan will portray the band members.
Italian Authorities Cancel Kanye West Concert For Safety Concerns
Italian authorities canceled Kanye West’s concert in Reggio Emilia due to public order and safety concerns. The decision followed objections from the local Jewish community over his past antisemitic remarks.
Trump Jr. Marries Bettina Anderson in Bahamas
Donald Trump Jr. and Bettina Anderson wed in a private Bahamas ceremony attended by about 40 guests. President Trump skipped the event due to official duties and cited tensions over the war in Iran.
Trump Jr. Marries Bettina Anderson on Private Island
Donald Trump Jr. and Bettina Anderson wed on Little Pipe Cay in the Bahamas. About 40 guests attended, including Trump Jr.’s children and siblings.
Film Stew Peas Explores Obeah Tradition
Sosiessia Nixon’s film Stew Peas premiered in Jamaica amid post-hurricane recovery. It examines the taboo belief that menstrual blood in stew peas can bind a man.
Joan Cusack Attends 'Toy Story 5' Premiere
Joan Cusack appeared at the London premiere of 'Toy Story 5' on May 28, 2026. This marked her first red carpet event since September 2015.
Samuel Smith Uses AI to Create Album During Parkinson’s
Samuel Smith used AI tools to compose his 2024 album after Parkinson’s disease limited his guitar playing. He emphasized AI helped convey his musical ideas but did not replace his creative role.
Erivo Intervenes After Fan Grabs Grande at Premiere
Cynthia Erivo stepped in when Johnson Wen grabbed Ariana Grande at the 'Wicked: For Good' premiere. She later said social media misrepresented her actions and dehumanized her based on her appearance.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Releases October 23
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 launches October 23, featuring a campaign centered on a fictional North Korean invasion. The game includes playable South Korean conscripts and has drawn both criticism and praise for its setting.
Rodrigo Defends Babydoll Dress Choice
Olivia Rodrigo responded to online criticism of her babydoll dress at a Barcelona performance. She called the backlash disturbing and rejected the idea that clothing should be dictated by fear of misinterpretation.
Ghetto Kids to Perform With Shakira at World Cup Final
The Ghetto Kids will join Shakira in the FIFA World Cup final halftime show. The Ugandan dance troupe expressed excitement about performing with the singer.
Film 'Pressure' Depicts D-Day Weather Forecast Drama
The film 'Pressure' dramatizes how meteorologists influenced the D-Day invasion delay. It highlights conflicting forecasts and the real-time data that shaped Eisenhower's decision.
Mungiu Wins Second Palme d'Or for Fjord Film
Director Cristian Mungiu wins the Palme d'Or at Cannes for Fjord. Mungiu highlights the film's call for tolerance and empathy in his acceptance speech.
Dambo Opens Museum Exhibit Featuring Troll Sculptures
Thomas Dambo opens his first museum exhibit at Arken Museum near Copenhagen. The exhibit features troll sculptures made from waste to encourage visitors to reduce consumption.