Celebrities

Almost a year after Erika Jayne revealed her multiple brain tumor diagnosis, her soon-to-be ex-husband, Edwin Arroyave, shared some details about her fight against cancer.

More than a month after announcing her split from Houston Texans player Braxton Berrios, the TikToker recently became emotional while discussing how lonely she feels now that she’s single.

The Rip, a new crime thriller from the team behind Good Will Hunting (Ben Affleck and Matt Damon’s production company), is directed and written by Joe Carnahan, known for The A-Team. Affleck and Damon not only produced the film, but also star as leading police officers working within Miami’s elite Tactical Narcotics Team (TNT).

Just two days after their son, Brooklyn Beckham, publicly shared details about their strained relationship online, the couple posted a celebratory birthday message on Instagram.

Riz Ahmed leads the new Prime Video series, Bait, playing Shah Latif, an actor hoping for a breakthrough. He gets a potentially life-changing opportunity when he auditions for the iconic role of James Bond.

The WWE 2K series has been a favorite among wrestling fans since 2013, and each new game is always a highly anticipated release.

Léa Seydoux, known for her role as Madeleine Swann in the James Bond films Spectre and No Time to Die, has officially joined the cast, as reported by The Hollywood Reporter.

Netflix’s latest report on viewing habits reveals the film was streamed an incredible 482 million times from July to December. This makes it the most-watched title ever in a six-month period on the platform.

The actor and comedian reportedly loves the BBC show and producers are hoping he’ll be as successful with audiences as Jonathan Ross was in the previous season.

Jai Sharma confronts the people he thinks put Ray’s body in his van, and someone starts to reveal what really happened.