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Kelly Clarkson will host and perform on the “Christmas in Rockefeller Center” special. It airs Wednesday, November 29th on NBC and will stream on Peacock.
There was “never” a moment in which “The Crown” was going to show the car crash that led to Princess Diana’s tragic death. In a new interview, executive producer Peter Morgan said: “Oh, God, we were never going to show the crash. Never.” The last season of “The Crown,” covering the years 1997-2005, will be split into 2 parts. The first half drops November 16.
Taylor Swift teased the release of “1989 (Taylor’s Version)” by sharing photos of her notebook, which features new handwritten lyrics, including: “Let’s fast forward to/300 takeout coffees later/I see your profile/and your smile on/unsuspecting waiters.” The re-recorded release of her 2014 album drops today.
Rush’s Geddy Lee stars in a new docuseries, where he visits other bassists to explore their worlds beyond music. The trailer shows him canning tomatoes Nirvana’s Krist Novoselic, surfing with Metallica’s Robert Trujillo, trading licks with Hole’s Melissa Auf Der Maur, and more. “Geddy Lee Asks: Are Bass Players Human Too?” will stream on Paramount+ on December 5.
Jelly Roll, Luke Bryan, Lainey Wilson, Chris Stapleton, and Carly Pearce are some of the stars who’ll perform at the 2023 CMA Awards. Luke Bryan will also host the proceedings alongside Peyton Manning, November 8 from Nashville.
Mattel released collectible Barbie dolls inspired by Ted Lasso. If you’re a fan of the Apple TV+ show starring Jason Sudeikis, you might get a kick out of Mattel’s new collection. The Ted Lasso Barbie is dressed in the character’s signature blue tracksuit with AFC Richmond logo detailing and a working zipper. The collection includes two other dolls made in the likeness of characters Rebecca Welton and Keeley Jones.
Matt Rife‘s upcoming comedy special, “Natural Selection”, is coming to Netflix November 15. The standup was filmed during the September 22 and 23 stops of his World Tour at the DAR Constitution Hall in Washington, D.C. His previous specials, “Only Fans” and “Matthew Steven Rife”, ran on YouTube this past April.
Drake’s birthday week continues with the announcement of new merchandise. The line of goodies celebrates Drake’s latest release, “For All The Dogs”. Three t-shirts and a hoodie are a part of the capsule collection. One shirt features artwork of Drake’s son, Adonis, sitting beside a puppy. Another shirt is inspired by the song “Bahama Promises.”
Like the twisted stalker at the center of its story, Paramount+’s “Fatal Attraction” series is dead after one season. The psychological thriller based on the 1987 film has been cancelled at the streamer. In addition, “Rabbit Hole” — the corporate espionage thriller starring Kiefer Sutherland — also will not return for Season 2.
Kristen Stewart produces the LGBTQ ghost-hunting show “Living for the Dead” . . . and it’s not just a cash grab. She’s a believer. In fact, she has actually SEEN a ghost. She was 15 years old, staying in a “very old” hotel while filming a movie in Regina, Canada.
Wanna give someone the greatest gift they could ever receive? Well here it is: A personalized song from Hanson superstar Zac Hanson. Zac is auctioning off a fully-produced song for a charity drive for the Raven Drum Foundation, which benefits veterans, first responders, and other trauma survivors.
Taylor Swift leads the Billboard Music Award nominations with 20, followed by Morgan Wallen and SZA with 17 each. The awards will air digitally on Sunday, November 19th on Billboard’s social media channels and website.
Bailey Zimmerman became fast BFFs with the Jonas Brothers, and now it might be turning into even more. Last month, Bailey talked about feeling starstruck when he met the Jonas Brothers. Now, the Jonas Brothers are teasing a collaboration. They posted photo on Instagram with four red cups, labeled: Nick, Kevin, Bailey, and Joe. And Bailey wrote this in the comments, “This thing’s gonna bang.”
Beyonce will hold premieres in Los Angeles (November 25) and London (November 30) for her upcoming concert film “Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé”. The movie arrives in theaters on December 1st.
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