Singer Ifunanya Nwangene, a former contestant on “The Voice: Nigeria,” died Saturday after being bitten by a snake while asleep, her opera group Amemuso Choir announced Sunday. She was 26.
Spielberg received the honor for Best Music Film as a producer of the 2024 documentary “Music for John Williams.” The award marked both his first Grammy nomination and victory, announced during the ceremony’s pre-broadcast event where most categories were presented.
Posting on Instagram, Vasquez wrote, “Sharing you some of my childhood with so much pride and full heart. This is the very home where I started to dream.”
Emmy-winning Canadian actress Catherine O’Hara, known for her roles in Schitt’s Creek and Home Alone, has died at the age of 71, her management agency confirmed Friday.
Rosé will make history as the first K-pop solo artist set to perform at the Grammy Awards, after the Recording Academy announced her inclusion in the lineup for the Feb. 1, 2026 ceremony in the United States.
Actress and content creator Bea Borres shared that her newborn daughter carries her surname, calling the decision one of her proudest moments as a single mother.
Former child actress Serena Dalrymple has announced the birth of her second child. On Instagram, she shared a photo of herself with her two kids, captioning it, “2 under 2.”
Teddi Mellencamp Arroyave clarified remarks made by her father, musician John Mellencamp, who said earlier this month that she is “suffering” from stage 4 cancer.
South Korean actors Yoo Seon-ho and Shin Eun-soo have been in a relationship for approximately three months, their agencies confirmed Thursday, Jan. 29.
Inday Barretto, the matriarch of the Barretto showbiz clan and the mother of actresses Claudine, Marjorie, and Gretchen Barretto, has died, her family confirmed Thursday. She was 89.