Morgan Wallen Wins Album of the Year At ACM Awards For ‘Dangerous’; Singer Thanks “Those Who Showed Me Grace” After Scandal

Britney Spears is sharing the “whole new perspective” she has on visiting Las Vegas as a non-performer: this is “what it means to live!” The singer, 40, shared a series of photos in an Instagram post shared Tuesday, first wearing a black long-sleeve crop top and fitted, angled black skirt. “The only thing I’ve known when I used to go to Vegas was hour long meet and greets with 40 people every night getting the worst pics of me,” she shared in the caption, adding how she then had to take on a “two hour show.”

Annie Lennox, 67, is embracing the aging process and being cheeky about it as well! The Eurythmics singer took to Instagram to respond to a Twitter trend that had fans defending her after a man named Jason Strummer posted a recent photo of her and asked, “Without looking it up – who is this?” In addition to a message to Jason, she posted a close up selfie in which she was posing in a camouflaged top and clear-framed glasses while standing near some green leaves.

Will Smith is soaking it all in. ET's Rachel Smith spoke to the  star at the National Board of Review Gala in New York City Tuesday about his awards season wins and what it means to him to be recognized for his work in the film.«It feels great! I was saying to someone the other night, this is what I'm always trying to do.

Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticBack together in person after two years of going virtual during the pandemic, the Austin-based SXSW Film Festival has announced its juried prizes. As in previous editions, the awards show happened at the midpoint of the nine-day event, before SXSW’s music events suck much of the attention away from film screenings.The top prize in narrative feature competition went to “I Love My Dad,” written and directed by James Morosini, who also stars as a younger version of himself in this uncomfortable retelling of how he was catfished by his father (played by Patton Oswalt).“Morosini displays massive empathy as a filmmaker to get into the mind of the father he feels betrayed by, and also as an actor portraying the impact of that betrayal,” said the jury, who also gave special jury prizes to the cast and crew of “It Is in Us All” and Elizaveta Yankovskaya, star of the Russian film “Nika.” Best documentary feature honors went to director Rosa Ruth Boesten’s “Master of Light,” a portrait of once-incarcerated painter George Anthony Morton’s steps to rebuild his life after prison, which impressed its jury for its empathy as well.“With astonishing intimacy, the film’s visuals build an artful bridge between two- and three-dimensional realms that are deeply rooted and utterly transcendent,” the jury explained.

Michelle Branch is “fuming” after being mom-shamed while nursing her six-month-old daughter.

Rachel Zegler experienced one of those infamous wardrobe malfunctions at Sunday’s Critics Choice Awards — and was lucky enough to have Lady Gaga and two of the Haim sisters on hand to come to her rescue.

Will Smith, who has been promoting – and celebrating – his new movie, King Richard.MORE: Will Smith breaks silence on Rebel Wilson's joke about his marriage to Jada Pinkett SmithIn the Oscar-nominated movie, the actor plays tennis stars Venus and Serena Williams' dad, Richard Williams. It depicts his fight to make them the iconic athletes they are today.Fresh off his win for Best Actor at the 2022 Critics Choice Awards, Will Smith continued to celebrate his performance at Tuesday's National Board of Review Annual Awards Gala in New York City, where he also won the award for Best Actor.WATCH: The King Richard trailerMORE: Will Smith calls out Critics Choice Awards during Best Actor speechDuring the red carpet, he grew candid talking about his thoughts on King Richard and his career.

Aunjanue Ellis is opening up about her career and her experience working on the Richard Williams biopic, King Richard.MORE: Savannah Guthrie takes time off Today for 'much-needed' rest, says co-starAunjanue plays Oracene "Brandi" Williams, Venus and Serena William's mother, alongside Will Smith, who plays their father.

HOLLYOAKS fans will have final confirmation this week about the fate of a much-loved character. Ben Davies was shot and killed in a Hollyoaks spin-off, Hollyoaks: In The City, back in December 2006. However, with the series not renewed, the death was left on a major cliffhanger and it was never really said if the loved character was dead or not.

Gallery: RIP Jamal Edwards. . . 'We all die. The goal isn't to live forever. The goal is to create something that will' (BANG Showbiz)Overall, Jon Batiste leads this year's nominations with a total of 11 nods, way ahead of Justin Bieber, Doja Cat and H.

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The night of the 2022 National Board of Review Awards Gala has arrived and lots of stars stepped out on the red carpet!

Vivienne Chow After a film career spanning more than three decades, production-costume-art designer Tim Yip has achieved plenty, including winning an Oscar and a BAFTA award. But he is only now launching his most uncompromising production, which he calls a “living film project,” and which he hopes will challenge the tradition of cinema.“I want to make a film that is infinitely long,” Yip told Variety.

action series “Lethal Weapon,” and, as he mentioned, “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” in 2013. “I don’t really have a preference [between TV and movies]. I think it just depends on the project,” he said.

Bush frontman Gavin Rossdale has shared that he has 18 songs written for the band’s next album.In an interview with Australia’s May The Rock Be With You he said he’d used some of the downtime he had because of the coronavirus pandemic to work on new music. Watch the full interview below.“I’ve just written 18 songs,” Rossdale said. “And we start [in the studio] on Monday with a producer.

Kelis’ husband, photographer Mike Mora, has died at the age of 37. The news was confirmed overnight by the singer's management.

Carrie Underwood fans have gone wild following the singer finally revealing what she has been working on.MORE: Carrie Underwood thrills fans as she makes cryptic announcementThe star previously teased that something exciting was coming fans' way, and they were ecstatic to find out just what it is. On Monday, Carrie shared a cryptic five second video revealing something was coming on Friday, 18 March.Luckily fans didn't have to wait too long to find out what it was, as she took to Instagram on Tuesday to finally reveal the surprise.WATCH: Carrie 'couldn't be more proud of sister' Miranda Lambert after 'long overdue' ACM Awards winMORE: Carrie Underwood shares rare photo of son from family beach tripThough the video shared was no less cryptic than the first, Carrie made it extra clear in the caption, finally proving her fans' suspicions.The mother-of-two is releasing her latest single, Ghost Story, on Friday.

transgender, and no one, not even their parents know. If you’re a teacher in Alabama you would be legally required to tell that child’s parents, if a bill that’s already passed the Senate becomes law.SB184 is expected to be taken up in the House this week.

The storyline of “Succession” might have looked different if writer Georgia Pritchett had anything to say.

With every new season of a show in the Bachelor Nation franchise, fans are usually wondering which couples from former editions of The Bachelor, The Bachelorette, and Bachelor in Paradise are still together.

A St Andrew’s First Aid Company Commandant from Lanarkshire has been awarded a special commendation at a prestigious awards ceremony.

's epic season finale cameo was kept secret — even from the cast! ET's Cassie DiLaura spoke with the cast of the Hulu series about how alum Cobie Smulders' appearance was kept quiet among their group.Smulders, who played Robin Scherbatsky on , popped up on the finale as her past character, eager to offer some much-needed advice to Hilary Duff's Sophie, amid Jesse's (Chris Lowell) early declaration of feelings, and his love triangle with her and his ex, Meredith (Leighton Meester).«I think there's no better person than Cobie to give Sophie that boost of confidence that she needs in that moment,» Duff told ET. «She's iconic, all the cast is, so for her to jump on board and just be there for us, it really was a dream come true.

Gallery: 'Mark Zuckerberg invest 1 billion dollars into Kanye West ideas. . . ' 10 times Kanye West blew up social media (BANG Showbiz)"It’s so rude to comment on people when you have no idea what they’re actually going through.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorDespite James Cameron, Jane Campion and Guillermo Del Toro speaking out against the Academy’s decision to pre-record eight of the craft categories, their plea to reconsider is falling on deaf ears.With the 94th Academy Awards less than two weeks away, artisans impacted by the decision are still feeling like second-class citizens. The news was delivered to the nominees via a Zoom town hall that Academy Award nominated editor Hank Corwin (“Don’t Look Up”) happened to miss.

A one-hour special featuring never before seen Whitney Houston interview moments will air on CBS next month to commemorate the 10-year anniversary of the singer’s death.

EXCLUSIVE: HBO sports drama Winning Time: The Rise Of The Lakers Dynasty scored more viewers in its second week, rising from its debut.

A version of this story about Jane Campion first appeared in the Down to the Wire issue of TheWrap’s awards magazine.It has been nearly three decades since Jane Campion was nominated for an Oscar, an extraordinary span of time that evaporates instantly when the writer-director starts to talk about why she was drawn to the story of tortured masculinity in “The Power of the Dog” — and whether she was the right person to tell it.  Ultimately, she said, she felt “emboldened” by the #MeToo movement to take on the project that she admitted was “not a woman’s story.” And now she has Oscar nominations for Best Director, Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Picture, along with four of her main actors — an impressive tribute to the impact the film has had. “The Power of the Dog” has enjoyed near-universal praise, save for a recent jolt of vitriol from actor Sam Elliot, who took issue with “this woman from down there” making a film set in the American West. Over the weekend at the Directors Guild Awards, Campion (who is from New Zealand) shrugged off his comments (“I’m sorry, he was being a little bit of a B-I-T-C-H,” she told Variety) before winning the DGA Best Director prize.

captioned an Instagram post on Thursday.Meanwhile, El Moussa, 40 — who shares 11-year-old Taylor and 6-year-old Braydon with Haack — announced his appreciation for the viewers who supported him over the years and teased a new project. “You watched me beat cancer, you’ve watched the babies grow up into the most amazing little humans, and everything in between,” he wrote in an Instagram post on Thursday. “But I’m not going anywhere and I can promise that you are going to love what comes next.”A source told The Post that following El Moussa’s marriage to “Selling Sunset” star, Heather El Moussa, staying on the show “complicated things.” “It’s not ideal to have two exes who share children working together so closely while thier significant others are just standing by,” the insider explained.

ZZ Top have announced the release of a new live album as well as a summer North American tour – buy your tickets here.‘Raw’, set to be released on July 22 via Shelter Records/BMG, is an 11-track LP recorded for the trio’s 2019 Netflix documentary, That Little Ol’ Band From Texas.The Sam Dunn-directed film sees ZZ Top’s original line-up – guitarist Billy Gibbons, drummer Frank Beard and late bassist Dusty Hill – perform an intimate career-spanning set at the historic Gruene Hall in New Braunfels, Texas.The show’s setlist included the hits ‘La Grange’, ‘Tush’, and ‘Gimme All Your Lovin”, and deep cuts such as ‘Brown Sugar’ and ‘Certified Blues’.“It was, in a very real way, a return to our roots,” Gibbons and Beard reveal in the album’s linear notes. “Just us and the music, no audience of thousands, no concession stands, no parking lot social hour, no phalanx of tour busses. Just us and the music.“We knew right then it was a very special circumstance, all of us in the same place at the same time and what a time it most certainly was!”They add: “It was as bare bones as when we first started touring in a behemoth Chrysler station wagon, driving vast stretches between those early far-flung shows under blackened Texas skies and first hearing our records on the radio.

Elvis Presley was just coming up in popularity. The singer was slowly but surely building a fanbase that would catapult him into stardom in the years to come, but at the time, he was a humble Mississippi boy on the road with his guitar. On one tour he teamed up with country singer Wanda Jackson, and Elvis became besotted with her.

Grammys have revealed the first performers for their forthcoming awards ceremony. This year, the 64th annual show will be held in Las Vegas on 3 April and feature performances from Billie Eilish, Lil Nas X, Brandi Carlile, BTS, Olivia Rodrigo, and Brothers Osborne. Eilish returns for her third consecutive Grammy performance after winning her second Record of the Year trophy in 2021.

Synth-pop trio MUNA will return with their third studio album, a self-titled LP, this year. MUNA will drop on June 24 via Saddest Factory Records, the label founded by Phoebe Bridgers.

Type 2 diabetes is a common condition causing blood sugar levels in the body to become too high, according to the NHS.

A new album from Selena Quintanilla will be released in April via Warner Music, the musician's father Abraham Quintanilla said during a recent Facebook Live interview with Latin Groove News. The as-yet-untitled project will feature 13 ballads and cumbias, 10 of which have never been previously released; the other three songs will be updated with new arrangements crafted by Selena's brother, A.B.

Unbothered. Shawn Mendes got candid about his feelings in regards to the intense scrutiny he and Camila Cabello were under during their two-year relationship.