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Dolly Parton is a Lil Nas X fan.

After splendid presentations of "Hamilton" and "Come From Away" brought theater into homes via other streamers, Netflix adds to the act with a bonus, offering "Diana: The Musical" prior to its stage debut. But other productions, including Netflix's own The Crown," loom large over this vibrant but oft-told tale, dutifully recounting Princess Diana's story through a less-than-memorable assortment of songs.

A performance of Disney's "Aladdin" on Broadway was canceled Wednesday -- one night after the show's return to the theater -- because of Covid-19 cases detected in the theater company, show runners said.

Eminem surprised guests by serving up pasta at the grand opening of his Mom's Spaghetti restaurant in downtown Detroit on Wednesday.

Britney Spears' father is reacting to his suspension as the conservator of his daughter's estimated $60 million dollar estate.

Her hips don't lie and Shakira says she's not telling tall tales about being a victim of a boar attack.

Two head-chomping symbiotes aren't better than one in "Venom: Let There Be Carnage," a mind-numbingly tiresome sequel, filled with uninspired comedy and a CGI monster fight that seems to drag on forever. Although this falls under the Sony umbrella, it represents most toothless enterprise under Marvel's banner since its cinematic march began in 2008.

Emerging from his TV hibernation, Jon Stewart has taken John Oliver's deep-dive format into a single issue and gone a step further in "The Problem With Jon Stewart." If "The Daily Show" offered a satirical spin on the news, this Apple TV+ series is essentially a advocacy-based newsmagazine, one where the comedy bleeds out incidentally more than by actual planning.

Wendy Williams is postponing her return to her talk show.

Olympic gymnast Suni Lee recently had a chance to meet her childhood idol Justin Bieber but walked away.

Britney Spears scored a legal victory Wednesday in her fight to regain control of her life.

Not a small thing: Mark Hoppus is cancer-free.

Alan Jackson has gone public with an illness he says has been affecting him for years.

The show will not go on for the Zac Brown Band.

After 25 movies over 60 years, billing a James Bond adventure as the end of something requires a certain leap of faith. Still, Daniel Craig's yeoman service comes to its conclusion with "No Time to Die," a big and length-wise bloated epic that includes the desired bells and whistles, which, despite its flaws, should buy the movie considerable goodwill from an audience that has waited (and waited) for it.

Hollywood star Michael Fassbender made a surprise visit to his old high school in Ireland, to teach an acting class to students.

The fight over Britney Spears' 13-year conservatorship returns to court in Los Angeles on Wednesday.

Mr. Bond, we've been expecting you. No film in the 007 franchise has had quite the wait, nor lived under the weight of expectation, like "No Time To Die." A change of director, nearly half a dozen release dates, a studio sale and a global pandemic couldn't defeat the British spy, but he's never been challenged like this before. Six tumultuous years after the last movie, the final chapter of the Daniel Craig era has arrived.

Billy Bob Thornton is going to miss "just about everything" about playing Billy McBride on "Goliath."

Lori Loughlin will soon be back on the small screen.