Aidan McClain

Celebrities have begun to defrost in preparation for tomorrow's infamous Met Gala. The event, which is held on the first Monday of May each year at the The Metropolitan Museum of Art, is a fundraiser for the Costume Institute — a department that collects clothing and accessories (some of

Manslaughter charges have been dropped against actor Alec Baldwin for the fatal on-set shooting that killed cinematographer Halyna Hutchins in October 2021. That doesn't mean it's all over. The charges were dropped "without prejudice," which, Deadline explains, means that the case can be reopened.

Where did all the original ideas go? It seems nowadays the only projects being green-lit are franchise continuations, remakes or spinoffs. Hulu and Max (the new name for Warner Bros. Discovery's streaming service) both have a true crime show about the same murder case. Candy and Love &

The Gwyneth Paltrow ski trial had the internet in its grasp for the past few weeks. If you missed it, here's the rundown. An optometrist, Terry Sanderson, sued the mother of Goop for allegedly crashing into him during a ski accident that occurred back in 2016. Then, Paltrow

AI seems to be everywhere you look. ChatGPT handles the text output while software like Midjourney creates AI-generated images. Did you see that picture of Pope Francis going around? Now, clothing brands are set to leverage AI. Levi's announced last week that it has partnered with lalaland.ai

The opening night of Taylor Swift's "The Eras Tour" drew close to 70,000 concert-goers, making it the most-attended show by a female performer in US history. Madonna previously held the record, which she secured in 1987. (She held on to the top spot for 36

The Oscars are here, and the Academy has announced the presenters for tomorrow's awards. One that sticks out is Halle Berry. In 2002, Berry won the Oscar for Best Actress. To date, she remains the only actor of color to win that category. Will that change this year

Harvey Weinstein will serve a 16-year sentence following the completion of his current 23-year sentence. This all but ensures that the disgraced movie producer, 70, will die in prison. The New York Times has the full story. On the same day, R. Kelly was sentenced to an additional 20 years