The Edinburgh Military Tattoo, long seen as a traditional military pageant, has revamped its lineup with lively contemporary acts like tap-dancing cowgirls to draw in new audiences. Organizers hope the fresh mix of old and new keeps the historic Scottish event culturally relevant and vibrant for younger spectators.
Chris John, the Indonesian boxing icon, has signed on to appear in the upcoming animated series 'Dragon's Dojo' produced by Silver Media Group. The exclusive collaboration brings a major sports figure into the animation space, likely to draw crossover interest from boxing fans and family audiences.
Bill Bellamy will be honored with the Icon Award at the What's Funny Comedy Festival, co-founded by comedian Lil Rel Howery. The recognition highlights Bellamy's long career in stand-up, film, and television, while drawing attention to the festival's lineup and mission.
Ella Langley's 'Choosin' Texas' has spent its 17th week at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, now standing alone as the fourth-longest-running chart-topper in history. The achievement places the song among the most dominant hits ever, underscoring its sustained commercial and cultural impact.
Demi Lovato will make a cameo appearance in the upcoming 'Camp Rock 3' film. Lovato previously starred in the first two 'Camp Rock' movies on Disney Channel. The cameo marks a nostalgic return for fans of the franchise.
Producer Rachel Tung, known for her work on "Unscripted," has renewed her overall development deal with ABC and Hulu. The exclusive agreement keeps her creating and producing unscripted content for both networks. This matters as a sign of continued investment in unscripted programming at Disney's TV divisions.
Damon Wayans will guest star in the season 3 premiere of the NBC sitcom 'St. Denis Medical,' reuniting with his former 'In Living Color' co-star David Alan Grier. The episode marks a celebrated on-screen reunion for the two comedians, drawing interest from fans of the classic sketch show.
The makeup artist behind HBO’s “Euphoria” explains how Jules’ beauty look evolved through red lipstick and bold black eyeliner. The choices were designed to reflect the character’s growing confidence, maturity, and sexual expression. It offers insight into how visual details shape character storytelling in the show.
Allison Janney discusses her role as the U.S. President in the political drama ‘The Diplomat’ in a new interview. She also reflects on her upcoming Broadway project, a play with a ‘Seven-Year Itch’ theme, and reveals the one genre she has never attempted. The interview highlights Janney’s range as an actress and her continued prominence in both television and theater.