Singer-songwriter Taylor Swift became the youngest woman ever inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame on Thursday, June 11, during a ceremony recognizing her contributions to music, according to organizers.
Actor and former professional wrestler Tyler Mane announced that he has been diagnosed with breast cancer and has begun chemotherapy treatment, using his social media platform to raise awareness about the disease among men.
Vice Ganda and Zeinab Harake denied allegations that they obtained dozens of tickets through special access for BTS’ upcoming two-night concert at the Philippine Arena in Bulacan, following accusations circulated on social media during ticket sales for the event.
Actor Kaley Cuoco announced on Wednesday that she is pregnant with her second child with partner Tom Pelphrey, confirming the news in an Instagram post that included photos from a gender reveal and pregnancy updates.
Nick Reiner, the son of filmmaker Rob Reiner, filed a petition in Los Angeles County Superior Court on Monday seeking access to funds from a family trust, saying he needs the money for his legal defense in a murder case involving the deaths of his parents.
Paramount Pictures released “Scary Movie 6” in theaters on June 10 across multiple locations, bringing back original cast members Anna Faris, Regina Hall, Marlon Wayans, and Shawn Wayans as the studio continues the horror parody franchise with a new installment centered on a Ghostface-inspired storyline.
South Korean singer and actress Sandara Park has launched her own talent management label, Aradnas, marking a new phase in her entertainment career, according to a statement released on Monday, June 8.
Claudia Barretto has filed a petition before Philippine courts seeking the removal of her father Dennis Padilla’s surname from her legal name and to use only her mother Marjorie Barretto’s family name, according to documents shared by Padilla on social media on Monday, June 8.
Empoy Marquez revealed that he and Alessandra de Rossi each received a ₱1 million bonus following the massive box-office success of their 2017 film Kita Kita.
Choi Sooyoung of Girls’ Generation and actor Jung Kyung Ho have ended their 14-year relationship, according to statements from their respective agencies.