Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s joint Instagram post announcing their engagement shattered records by surpassing 1 million reposts – the most ever on the social media platform – in just six hours.

Fanta is collaborating with Universal Pictures and Blumhouse to feature horror icons on its soda cans for Halloween. Characters like Chucky from ‘Child’s Play’, Freddy Fazbear from ‘Five Nights at Freddy’s’, The Grabber from ‘The Black Phone’, and Michael Myers from ‘Halloween’ will appear on Fanta cans nationwide.

Your Uno game night just got an upgrade! Billie Eilish has launched her own signature UNO Canvas deck, featuring “colors, symbols, and numbers that showcase her artistic aesthetic, printed on 300-gram premium card stock.” She’s a big fan of UNO and had her hands in designing her special cards.

Travis Kelce is expanding his fashion footprint. The Super Bowl champ’s sports and lifestyle brand Tru Kolors is launching a new design collaboration with American Eagle. He stars in an ad campaign for the partnership released on Wednesday. Travis said he kept the collection a secret “for nearly a year”. The collection launches in two drops, yesterday and September 24.

Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia, is offering a new course on Bad Bunny this fall. The class will focus on Bad Bunny’s music and the political and socioeconomic forces that influenced his development in Puerto Rico. The course is part of Emory’s Latinx Studies Initiative, which aims to address issues relevant to Hispanic communities in the U.S.

“Wicked” won’t be the last modern retelling of “The Wizard of Oz”. Prime Video is developing “Dorothy”, a contemporary retelling of the story in series form, from producers Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton. Deadline describes Dorothy as “a contemporary, music-infused retelling of The Wizard of Oz based on L. Frank Baum’s books, using the Yellow Brick Road as a metaphor for the challenges and choices facing young adults today.”

Hilaria Baldwin is headed to the ballroom. The mom of 7 will compete on the upcoming 34th season of “Dancing with the Stars”. She joins previously announced celeb contestants Robert Irwin, Alix Earle and “Mormon Wives” stars Jen Affleck and Whitney Leavitt.

Netflix is taking another run at “Trainwreck”, the documentary franchise that delivered films including “Poop Cruise”, which told the story of how a luxury cruise proved catastrophic for its 4,000 passengers after raw sewage leaked all over the ship. Netflix and Raw Television have not decided on the topics that will make up the second run, but they will similarly feature a range of topics from music, politics and pop culture that feature “chaotic moments.”

The Weeknd is reportedly in “early” talks to sell his music catalogue for a whopping $1 billion to Lyric Capital Group. The Weeknd has been toying with the idea of giving up his stage name, suggesting he’s keen to pursue other creative outlets.

Green Day’s film “New Year’s Rev” will premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival next month. The coming-of-age comedy is about a garage band who think they’ve scored the gig of their lives, opening for Green Day, except it’s all a prank. Mckenna Grace, Fred Armisen, Jenna Fischer, Angela Kinsey, and more all make appearances.

Jon Bon Jovi and John Mayer are going on tour with Matthew McConaughey. The actor is launching a book tour in September to promote “Poems & Prayers”. Jon Bon Jovi will appear as special guest during a stop at King’s Theatre in Brooklyn on September 16, and John will appear at the Saban Theater in LA on September 20.

Last weekend, Morgan Wallen’s show at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough MA went past the 11:30pm curfew. The town confirmed that he will be fined $0.25 per concertgoer, which totals $15,705. It’s unlikely the fine will bother Morgan much, though. His estimated net worth stands at $35 million.

Ariana Grande teased a mysterious forthcoming announcement in a cryptic Instagram video. The brief sci-fi themed clip features the message, “A corrupt file has been found and corrected,” with the Grammy-winning pop superstar’s hand trembling as she reaches towards the computer screen. The video then fades to black, followed by the words, “See you next year… Announcement loading.”

John Malkovich has been cast as a series regular in Season 2 of the Apple TV+ comedy series “Bad Monkey”. He will star alongside Vince Vaughn, who is also the executive producer. The series is based on Carl Hiaasen’s novel and follows the story of Andrew Yancy as he investigates a murder case in Florida.

NBC has renewed Jimmy Fallon’s game show, “Password”, for a third season. The show, hosted by Jimmy and Keke Palmer, features contestants competing for a $25,000 bonus prize. The second season premiered in March 2024 and reached over 32 million viewers.

Prince Jackson, the eldest child of the late Michael Jackson, revealed his engagement to college sweetheart Molly Schirmang after nearly eight years of dating. The 28-year-old shared the news on Instagram, expressing excitement for their future together.

“Twilight” fans are about to be able to relive the epic love triangle between Bella, Edward, and Jacob on the big screen. Lionsgate, which acquired “Twilight” production company Summit Entertainment in 2012, teased on the Twilight Instagram on Wednesday that all five movies are set to return to theaters this October.