Comedy power couple Nick Offerman and Megan Mullally will host the 2022 Film Independent Spirit Awards. The Awards will take place on March 6 in Santa Monica, and will air on IFC and stream on AMC+.

“This Is Us” has officially set a finale date. Showrunner Dan Fogelman and the cast shared the news that the series finale will air on May 24. According to star Milo Ventimiglia, the last episode is “truly, truly going to deliver”. Sharing brief details about what to expect in the rest of season 6, Dan said the show will be spending more time in the Pearson family’s future.

Diplo has announced his new self-titled album and shared its first single, ‘Don’t Forget My Love’, featuring Miguel. The forthcoming LP, out March 4, is said to be “the first proper Diplo album since 2004’s ‘Florida’”.

Adele promises that her Las Vegas residency will “absolutely, 100 percent” take place in 2022, after the shows were postponed at the last minute in January. On “The Graham Norton Show”, she broke down the reasons the shows couldn’t go as scheduled, including COVID-19 cases among her team and delays in deliveries for the show.

Elton John’s “Farewell Yellow Brick Road” tour will bypass Canada next month. An update on his website cites “COVID-19 restrictions” for the cancellation of 4 appearances in Montreal and Toronto. Measures in Ontario and Quebec limit venues to 50% of seating capacity. Both provinces are set to lift their limits March 14.

Chris Young is “blown away” by the fact that he’s the most-nominated artist for the Academy of Country Music Awards on March 7. In a thank-you vid on Instagram, he said: “I’ve never been the most nominated at any awards show ever in my career.” With 7 noms this time, maybe he’ll win his first ACM Award.

Luke Bryan wants Lionel Richie and Katy Perry to join him on stage in Vegas. He kicked off his residency at Resorts World on Friday, and with both Lionel and Katy in the midst of their own runs of shows there, he has put out the invite for his “American Idol” co-stars to come sing with him.

The L.A. Rams defeated the Cincinnati Bengals, 23-to-20, in Super Bowl 56. Rams receiver Cooper Kupp was named the MVP. A list of the “winners” also includes the city of L.A. . . . the officials were one of “losers” . . . and then there’s Tom Brady, who was finally NOT in a Super Bowl.

EMINEM knelt during his Super Bowl Halftime performance, even though there were rumors he wasn’t supposed to. And 50 CENT made a surprise appearance. The show was headlined by SNOOP and DR. DRE, while MARY J. BLIGE and KENDRICK LAMAR also performed.

KANYE WEST had a social media meltdown over PETE DAVIDSON this weekend, and threatened him in a new track. Meanwhile, Pete and KIM KARDASHIAN were spotted having dinner in Brooklyn Saturday night.

“Wayne’s World” co-stars MIKE MYERS and DANA CARVEY have put all their differences aside. Dana says, quote, “We’ve become very very close friends. The only good thing about getting old is you just, sort of get a little more wisdom.”

TOBEY MAGUIRE and LEONARDO DICAPRIO went to a Hollywood club, and Leo tried to hook Tobey up with three different women . . . but he struck out with all of them. A source says, quote, “Even with Leo’s help, Tobey couldn’t land a girl.”

KEVIN SMITH is upset that “Spider-Man: No Way Home” wasn’t nominated for Best Picture. Quote, “They got 10 slots, they can’t give one to the biggest [effing] movie of, like, the last three years?”

Legendary producer-director IVAN REITMAN died Saturday night at the age of 75. There’s no word on the cause of death. His films included “Animal House”, “Meatballs”, “Ghostbusters”, “Stripes”, “Twins”, “Kindergarten Cop”, “Old School”, and “Beethoven”.

Rihanna has opened up abour her pregnancy. She told Entertainment Tonight, “It’s all an exciting journey so far I’m just taking it as it comes every week. There’s always something new and I’m just taking it and I’m enjoying it.”

This Valentine’s Day weekend, the murder mystery outshone the love story as the adaptation of Agatha Christie’s “Death on the Nile” took the lead at the box office. Jennifer Lopez and Owen Wilson’s “Marry Me” landed at number three, while “Jackass Forever” claimed the number two spot.

12 years after “Law & Order” was cancelled by NBC, the Emmy-winning drama will return for another season on February 24th. Deadline reports that Sam Waterston and Anthony Anderson will reprise their roles, while new faces such as Jeffrey Donovan, Camryn Manheim, Hugh Dancy, and Odelya Halevi will join the series as well.