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Ed Sheeran says the promoter, not him, removed Macklemore from his US tour after pro-Palestinian remarks, as several support acts quit in protest.
Jean Smart completed a five-season Emmy sweep for Hacks, Noah Wyle won again for The Pitt and Widow’s Bay delivered the ceremony’s surprise haul.
Céline Dion has performed her first full concert in more than six years, opening a Paris residency after illness forced her away from touring.
Jimmy Kimmel says an interview with Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico will appear on YouTube rather than ABC because of FCC equal-time pressure. The legal dispute is bigger than one booking.
Trey Parker and Matt Stone have temporarily rebranded South Park as South America ahead of season 29, mocking Donald Trump’s renaming of Lake Ontario and the companies that reflected it on US maps.
Spike Jonze has directed Brad Pitt in a nearly two-minute De’Longhi advert where 16 real dogs criticise his coffee choices, his attitude and his general usefulness. It is considerably stranger than the average appliance commercial.
John Malkovich has withdrawn from a planned performance of The Music Critic after a press release attributed a statement of solidarity to him that he says he never made or approved.
Pressure tells the story of meteorologist James Stagg, whose forecast persuaded Allied commanders to delay D-Day by 24 hours. Brendan Fraser says its message about respecting evidence remains uncomfortably current.
Francis Bourgeois, James Engelsman and Thomas Holland take charge of The Grand Tour on 4 September. Clarkson, Hammond and May’s advice was refreshingly simple.
Reports say ITV and Talkback Thames are discussing a reboot with younger judges, more social-media bait and Simon Cowell somewhere nearby. Nothing is confirmed, but 2004 may soon be wearing a baseball cap backwards.
The singer who gave the world Jolene, 9 to 5 and I Will Always Love You has died after a brief battle with cancer, leaving behind unforgettable songs, infectious laughter and more than 300 million free books.
Your feed is full of people rising above betrayal while you are still checking whether they viewed your story. Welcome to the Strong Era: healed in public, feral in private.