Oscar-winning filmmaker Guillermo Del Toro’s “Frankenstein” is set for theatrical release on October 17. The horror movie will then premiere on Netflix on November 7. The cast includes Oscar Isaac, Jacob Elordi, Mia Goth, and Christoph Waltz. Guillermo has called “Frankenstein” his favorite novel and has been developing his version for over a decade.

A new song from Offset’s upcoming “Kiara” album is titled “Move On”. Offset confirmed that the song is about moving on from his marriage to Cardi B. Set said, “It’s about moving on peacefully. That’s what the message is supposed to be. It’s all love and peace. I just ended the album with that, just to end that chapter because it’s time to move on, it’s over and done with.” “Kiara” is set to be released this Friday.

Last week, a video of Florence Welch screaming into a hole was released, and now we know its meaning. On Tuesday morning, Florence + The Machine announced a new album titled, “Everybody Scream” arriving on Halloween. She confirmed the release in a new post alongside the album’s artwork.

Brad Pitt’s Los Angeles house, the one that was broken into earlier this summer, is officially on its way to a new owner. The sale was already in motion well before the June burglary. The hillside 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom Los Feliz property is currently in escrow in an off-market deal. The move comes on the heels of his purchase of a $12 million LA home from The Killers’ guitarist, Dave Keuning.

Sabrina Carpenter will perform on the MTV Video Music Awards for the second year in a row. Last year, she performed a 3-hit medley, ‘Please Please Please’, ‘Taste’, and ‘Espresso’, and won song of the year for ‘Espresso’. She’s up for 8 awards this year.

A Sign Language interpreter at the Oasis Dublin shows has gone viral for exhibiting the kind of rock ‘n’ roll swagger that Liam Gallagher would undoubtedly respect. Footage shows the lady in question signing the lyrics to ‘Morning Glory’, during which, she’s seen enthusiastically miming the act of snorting a line cocaine, a crystal-clear interpretation of the song’s title.

Morgan Wallen’s foundation, along with MLB and MLB Players Association, and Habitat for Humanity of Greater Nashville, unveiled the newly revitalized Nashville baseball complex, Parkwood Community Club, last Week. Morgan says, “Growing up, I spent countless hours out on the diamond. Those hours taught me life lessons…and helped me realize the value baseball can have on youth.”

“Home Improvement” stars Patricia Richardson, Richard Karn, and Debbe Dunning will guest star on Tim Allen’s latest sitcom, “Shifting Gears”. The episode will air on October 1.

Post Malone is the new face of Skims Men, which is Kim Kardashian’s brand. He just appeared in a risqué photo shoot in the mountains of Utah. The collection, which launches tomorrow on the brand’s website, includes underwear, tees, and heavyweight fleece loungewear in camouflage. He admitted he was nervous to do his first underwear shoot at first . . . he even joked that it felt like “a Sasquatch sighting.”

Sabrina Carpenter’s dogs, Goodwin and Louie, have gained newfound fame as the current cover stars for Vogue’s ongoing ‘Dogue’ series, which focuses on the puppies of various celebrities. She humorously revealed the egos of her pets have “substantially grown” due to the increased attention they receive on walks.

Anya Taylor-Joy and Meryl Streep are reportedly set to portray Joni Mitchell in Cameron Crowe’s upcoming biopic on the legendary singer. Anya is rumored to be playing Joni during her peak years in the ’60s and ’70s, while Meryl will be portraying present-day Joni.

CBS and the American Music Awards have signed a five-year deal to keep the awards show on the network through 2030. The new agreement comes after the 2025 AMAs averaged 4.86 million viewers – the highest since 2019 and up 38% from the last ABC telecast in 2022. Including replays and delayed viewing, the audience exceeded 10 million.

Former James Bond actor Pierce Brosnan is open to reprising the role for director Denis Villeneuve, even at age 72. In an interview, Pierce, who portrayed 007 from 1995 to 2002, said he would consider returning as an “older Bond” if Denis had an interesting idea “up his sleeve.”

Hulu has secured the development of “The Summer Of Songbirds”, a drama series based on Kristy Woodson Harvey’s bestselling novel. The series follows three childhood friends in their 30s as they navigate adulthood while confronting past secrets and betrayals that challenge their close bond.

Netflix’s hit series “Wednesday” maintained its popularity, garnering 29.1 million views in its second week of streaming, making it the most-watched title on the platform from August 11-17. This marks a 42% decrease from its debut week, where it achieved 50 million views. Notably, Season 2 has had a slower start compared to Season 1, likely due to differing release strategies.

Kelly Clarkson has returned to work on her upcoming season of “The Voice” following the death of her ex-husband, Brandon Blackstock. She did miss one taping earlier this month, but Jennifer Hudson stepped in during rehearsals for the battle rounds. For the 29th season of “The Voice”, which will air in Spring 2026, Kelly is reuniting with fellow champion coaches Adam Levine and John Legend.

Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes’ steakhouse in Missouri has an opening date and is taking reservations soon! 1587 Prime is set to open in Kansas City, Missouri, on Wednesday, September 17. The opening date coincides with Mahomes’ 30th birthday, and he suggested he might have a celebration at the restaurant in the comments of the post, writing, “30th Birthday Party?!?! 🎉🥳”