Chappell Roan and Christina Aguilera teamed up for a surprise duet at Los Angeles’ Shrine Auditorium. The two took the stage during The Super Graphic Spectacular to perform Chappell’s track “Coffee” about navigating emotional boundaries in a past relationship. Christina praised her, saying, “From the moment I heard Chappell’s voice, I knew she was a force to be reckoned with.”

 

Chris Pratt is officially confirming that his beloved Marvel character Star-Lord will be making a return to the big screen. Chris said that Marvel Studios executives have already taken “hard action” to ensure the hero’s comeback. In a new interview, he teased his future, saying, “You’ll see Star-Lord again, which is very exciting, but I’m not at liberty to say when that’s going to be, but he’s not going anywhere.”

 

Hold on….We are getting an exploration of the twisted personal lives and interpersonal relationships — and remarkably timeless music — of Fleetwood Mac. The documentary, which seems to have reconciled Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks in some way, is called “Fleetwood Mac: The Chain” and is set to debut via Apple TV on January 29.

 

Forget about going to the cottage. “Heated Rivalry” fans will be going to movie theaters in November. Almost a year after the queer hockey romance series premiered, all 6 episodes will be released two at a time, in more than 650 theaters nationwide for a limited run November 6-30.

 

NBC is giving a reboot to one of the top sitcoms of the 1990s, with a star from one of the biggest comedies of the 2000s. “Modern Family” alum Ty Burrell is set to executive produce with the intention to star in “Coach”, a new take on the 1989 ABC comedy, which starred Craig T. Nelson.

 

In Alex Warren’s conversation with Megan Moroney for Rolling Stone, he shared that his listeners have taken to bringing loved ones’ ashes to his shows for him to autograph. While that would probably make most other artists “uncomfortable,” Alex loves it because “You get to keep that person alive with every conversation and you have this beautiful memory.”

 

Rolling Stones have released the breezy, sax-powered new single ‘Who You Callin’ Crazy’. The song appears on “Foreign Tongues, Loose Lips”, the upcoming expanded deluxe edition of their album “Foreign Tongues”.

 

Nirvana’s era-defining 1991 album “Nevermind” has overtaken AC/DC’s “Back in Black” to become the 6th best-selling album of all time. “Nevermind” also passed Pink Floyd’s “The Dark Side Of The Moon” on the all-time sales list. Taking physical sales, digital downloads and streaming into account, “Nevermind” has sold the equivalent of 66,832,000 copies.

 

Kelsea Ballerini was on hand to celebrate the launch of the first Musicians On Call Program at Dolly Parton Children’s Hospital in her hometown of Knoxville TN. The initiative, made possible through her Feel Your Way Through Charitable Fund, will bring MOC volunteers to patients’ bedsides, giving children and their families, hospital staff, and caregivers the chance to experience live music.

 

The highly anticipated release of “Grand Theft Auto VI” is next month, and a mass wave of sick days to play the game could cost the U.S. economy nearly $1 billion. One expert said the massive financial hit is based on an estimate that 1.5 million workers will skip work. The estimate used an average annual output of about $70,000 per worker.

 

“Saturday Night Live” has revealed its next three hosts for Season 52. The “Obsession” star Inde Navarrette kicks things off on October 31. Comedian Druski makes his SNL debut on November 7, promoting his upcoming Netflix series “Collect and Praise”. Closing the run on November 14, John Mulaney returns for a record seventh time.

 

Prime Video renewed its Stephen King adaptation “Carrie” for a second season, which will go beyond the events of the original 1974 novel. Showrunner Mike Flanagan said the story was always meant to extend past the prom. “I’m incredibly grateful for Stephen’s trust in exploring what comes next,” he said.

 

Tom Hanks is heading back to Broadway in 2027, starring in “This World of Tomorrow” — a play he co-wrote with James Glossman. The time-travel love story, based on Tom’s book “Uncommon Type”, is directed by Kenny Leon at a Shubert Theater. Dates and venue are still to be announced.

 

CBS Sports has named JJ Watt lead analyst for NFL on CBS under a new multi-year deal. Watt will continue alongside Jim Nantz and Tracy Wolfson, including Super Bowl LXII. He replaces Tony Romo, who parted ways with CBS after a July DUI arrest.

 

Charli XCX has joined Martin Scorsese’s upcoming Gothic psychological horror film “What Happens at Night”. The pop star has a cameo alongside Leonardo DiCaprio, Jennifer Lawrence, Mads Mikkelsen, Patricia Clarkson, and Jared Harris. The film follows an American couple adopting a baby in a small European town.