Entertainment news summaries — Page 2
Essential facts and source links for recent entertainment stories.
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Hulu sets Oct. 12 premiere for ‘Clown Panic’ documentary on 2016 sightings
Hulu’s “Clown Panic” premieres Oct. 12 on Hulu and Hulu on Disney+ for bundle subscribers. It revisits 2016 clown sightings that spread from a South Carolina community, exploring social media’s role in the nationwide panic that brought school lockdowns and police investigations. -
Dove Cameron and Måneskin frontman Damiano David wed in Tuscany
Dove Cameron and Måneskin frontman Damiano David married on Sept. 24, 2026, at the historic Town Hall in Montalcino, Tuscany, PEOPLE confirmed. They announced their engagement in January 2026; Vogue reported they had been engaged since October 2025. -
After a Spain soccer tournament, Kim Kardashian and Natalie Ento pitched ‘Team Moms: Baseball’
Kim Kardashian says “Team Moms: Baseball” began as a joke with Natalie Ento at a soccer tournament in Spain three years ago. They pitched it to several networks; the series, following parents at a Scottsdale baseball training school, is now streaming on Paramount+. -
Sugarland will play ‘Enjoy the Ride’ in full on its 20th-anniversary tour
Sugarland’s Jennifer Nettles and Kristian Bush look back on making 2006’s Enjoy the Ride as the duo prepares for its Ride or Die Tour in October and November. The album brought them their first two No. 1 country hits and Grammy wins. -
Mia Goth seeks remote deposition in lawsuit over alleged MaXXXine set kick
Mia Goth has asked a Los Angeles court for a remote deposition in James Hunter’s lawsuit, which alleges she intentionally kicked him on the MaXXXine set. She says Hunter’s public claims and efforts to obtain information about her residence raise safety and privacy concerns. -
Gregg Popovich marries Mary Barth Budenholzer, Mike Budenholzer’s former wife
Gregg Popovich married Mary Barth Budenholzer on Sept. 16, a marriage confirmed by the Bexar County clerk. She was previously married to Mike Budenholzer, who served as an assistant coach with Popovich’s San Antonio Spurs from 1996 to 2013. -
Jason Isaacs asks Broadway crowd to sing for Tom Felton’s 39th birthday
Jason Isaacs marked Tom Felton’s 39th birthday on Sept. 22 with an Instagram post asking that night’s Broadway audience to sing “Happy Birthday” at curtain call. Felton, playing Draco Malfoy in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, thanked him in a comment. -
Barbara Berkowitz recalls Elizabeth Taylor’s $10,000 gift for her dog’s cancer care
Elizabeth Taylor sent attorney Barbara Berkowitz a $10,000 check in 2010 for her Golden Retriever Chase’s cancer treatment, Berkowitz recalls. She still carries Taylor’s accompanying note, which wished the dog many more years. -
Lauren Graham says she and Melissa McCarthy take turns throwing cowboy-themed Christmas parties
Lauren Graham recalled that she and Melissa McCarthy have taken turns throwing cowboy-themed Christmas parties since becoming friends on “Gilmore Girls.” She shared the tradition at Variety’s Sept. 23 Power of Women ceremony; one party featured a band called Cousin Lovers. -
Cardi B says her Grow Good haircare line is for her four children
Cardi B told Entertainment Tonight she is expanding her businesses beyond music to leave something for her four children. She worried they might have to argue with others over music royalties and said her Grow Good haircare line would be theirs if something happened to her. -
Blythe Howard debuts on ‘General Hospital’ as Jordan Ashford’s estranged sister
Blythe Howard debuted on “General Hospital” on Sept. 23 as Monet Mitchell, a new lawyer revealed to be Jordan Ashford’s sister. Howard says the characters are estranged, and their shared history is unfolding as the story progresses. -
‘Scrubs’ Season 2 casts Tamera Mowry-Housley as pediatrician Dr. Steffie
Tamera Mowry-Housley will guest-star in Season 2 of ABC’s “Scrubs” revival as Dr. Steffie, a pediatrician who tries to persuade Tosh (Ava Bunn) to specialize in pediatrics. The season opens with back-to-back episodes Wednesday, Sept. 30, at 8/7c. -
Netflix renews The Beast in Me, with Claire Danes returning
Netflix announced on Sept. 24 that The Beast in Me, which premiered as an eight-episode limited series in November 2025, will return for a second season. Claire Danes will reprise her role as Aggie Wiggs; she is the only cast member confirmed so far. -
‘Scrubs’ season 2 adds Tamera Mowry-Housley as guest star
Tamera Mowry-Housley joins ABC’s “Scrubs” reboot in Season 2 as guest star Dr. Steffie, a pediatrician who tries to persuade Tosh to choose pediatrics. The two-episode premiere airs Sept. 30 at 8 p.m. on ABC; episodes stream on Hulu and Disney+ the next day. -
Hayley Williams honors ex-husband Chad Gilbert after his death at 45
Paramore singer Hayley Williams posted an Instagram Stories tribute to ex-husband Chad Gilbert on Wednesday, three days after the New Found Glory guitarist died of brain cancer at 45. She said their time together taught her a lot and thanked him for his influence. -
‘Tracker’ Season 4 puts viewers ahead of Colter on a family secret
Justin Hartley says “Tracker” Season 4 will keep viewers ahead of Colter Shaw on what his father did to him as a child, though the reveal is set aside for now. Russell took a shady job in last season’s finale to keep Colter from learning it; the season premieres Oct. 4. -
Jinger Duggar Vuolo says a fourth child isn't planned for now
Jinger Duggar Vuolo said she and husband Jeremy are not planning a fourth baby for now, answering a follower during an Instagram Stories Q&A on Sept. 23. The couple is enjoying life with their three children: Felicity, 7, Evangeline, 4, and Finnegan, 17 months. -
Beckham, Moore and Von Teese's wedding looks: purple, lilac and red-blue silk
Victoria Beckham wore purple at her 1999 wedding reception, Julianne Moore chose a lilac Prada dress for her 2003 ceremony, and Dita Von Teese’s 2005 Vivienne Westwood gown only looked purple: its silk was woven from red and blue. -
Fans connect Taylor Swift’s clues to ‘Patient Zero’ and ‘The Encore’
Taylor Swift is set to release The Life of a Showgirl: The Encore, an expanded edition featuring lead single “Patient Zero,” on Sept. 25. A clip with Dakota Johnson and Colin Farrell debuted Sept. 24; fans link clues in “Opalite” and her Emmys sketch to both. -
Spielberg recalls Judge Judy mock trial arranged for his mother’s 90th birthday
Steven Spielberg and his three sisters arranged a mock Judge Judy trial as a 90th-birthday gift for their late mother, Leah Adler, who adored the show. The televised skit featured a dispute over a bill for Groucho Marx glasses bought for her party. -
Ryan Murphy cites story and actor availability in AHS 13 casting
Ryan Murphy says American Horror Story season 13 casting depends on story progression and actor availability, but did not specify which explains Taissa Farmiga’s absence. Jessica Lange, Angela Bassett, Sarah Paulson and Billie Lourd are among the returning stars. -
Universal’s Backlot Club links fan quests and collectibles to park visits
Designed by ustwo, NBCUniversal’s Backlot Club uses app-based quests and physical collectibles to connect fandom with visits to Universal parks. Its designers say it aims to reward in-person engagement and build loyalty, not keep users on the app for long stretches. -
After eviction, Melody hopes to remain friends with ‘Big Brother’ ally Drew
After her Sept. 23 eviction from “Big Brother” Season 28, Melody Morris called her main feeling toward Drew Campbell “annoyance,” but said she has love for him and wants to stay friends. Drew had won the veto and taken himself off the block before her eviction. -
Judith Light joins ‘Shrinking’ for a recurring role in Season 4
Judith Light is joining Apple TV’s “Shrinking” for a recurring role in Season 4, alongside returning stars Jason Segel and Harrison Ford. Christian Slater and Karen Gillan were previously announced as additions; character details for the newcomers remain under wraps. -
Film of Ozzy Osbourne’s final Black Sabbath show opens Oct. 28
The trailer for “Ozzy & Black Sabbath: Back to the Beginning” previews Osbourne’s final performance with the band, filmed at Birmingham’s Villa Park on July 5, 2025. The concert film opens worldwide for a limited cinema run on Oct. 28; Osbourne died 17 days later, aged 76. -
Dekanalog sets early 2027 U.S. release for Canada’s Oscar entry ‘Nina Roza’
New York distributor Dekanalog acquired U.S. rights to “Nina Roza,” Canada’s Oscar submission, and plans a theatrical release in early 2027, followed by VOD and Blu-ray. The film won the Berlin Film Festival’s Silver Bear for best screenplay this year. -
Days after Princess Astrid’s death, her dog Wilma also dies
Princess Astrid of Norway died at 94 on Sept. 11; days later, Wilma, her 12-year-old Chihuahua mix, also died, the Royal House said. A Royal House tribute said Wilma was rarely apart from Astrid and often sat on her lap in the princess’s final years.
