Miles Teller is finally weighing in on returning for “Top Gun 3” with Tom Cruise. The actor said, “everybody’s really excited about it,” and added “Tom, I think he said the next thing he’s doing, he’s going to race some cars. That’s Days of Thunder. And then, I hope he wants to fly some planes too.”

 

A new One Direction book says their beloved song ‘Fool’s Gold’ was almost recorded by Adele instead. In “A Whole Lotta History”, Jason Lipshutz writes that songwriters Jamie Scott and Mozella shared the “special” song with Harry Styles, who loved it, but later received a call from Adele, saying, “I just heard this song that you wrote for One Direction!” By then the boyband had already claimed it.

 

Performing with AC/DC turned Dave Grohl into an emotional wreck. Foo Fighters played two shows in New Jersey with AC/DC last month, and Dave joined them onstage the second night. “We played Highway To Hell. I walked off stage, and I broke down in tears, sobbing like a baby…like wailing, sobbing.” The lifelong AC/DC fan calls it “one of the most full-circle moments” of his life.

 

Bob Dylan paid a visit to Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican. The 85-year-old singer was received at the Apostolic Palace, the Pope’s official residence, while on tour in Italy. Vatican News reports “The meeting between Pope Leo and Dylan, who wore a black hooded sweatshirt, was brief, consisting of greetings and a few lighthearted exchanges.”

 

Lady A have been announced as hosts for the 17th annual “CMA Country Christmas”. The 17th annual event will also feature Dan + Shay, Jordan Davis, Russell Dickerson, Trisha Yearwood, and Zach Top. Filmed before a live Nashville audience, the special airs December 1 on ABC, and will stream the next day on Disney+.

 

The 2027 Met Gala is embracing everyday apparel with its newly announced theme, “extraOrdinary: Fashion and the Poetics of the Everyday”. When the event kicks off on May 3, the focus will be entirely on common garments, turning basic items like jeans, T-shirts, and puffer coats into high art.

 

Amazon is adding another major perk for Prime members by partnering with Uber Eats for a new delivery deal. You can now place food orders directly through the Amazon website and the Amazon Shopping app without needing a separate Uber account. The partnership gives Prime members a $0 delivery fee on Uber Eats orders of $25 or more, along with exclusive promotional offers.

 

Madonna is giving fans a new way to experience her latest hit record by announcing an instrumental EP. The 16-track project, titled “Confessions II: Instrumentals” drops on streaming platforms today and on vinyl on November 10. By stripping away the vocals, the album lets listeners fully appreciate the complex musical arrangements and transitions.

 

Rihanna just dropped a new Savage x Fenty holiday campaign, and this time she brought her whole family along for the photoshoot. Set against a starry sky and a snowy backdrop, the cozy images feature Rihanna and A$AP Rocky’s 3 children wearing matching striped pajamas. This marks the first time she has done a photoshoot with all her kids, including 4-year-old RZA, 3-year-old Riot, and 1-year-old Rocki.

 

Morgan Wallen is bringing a massive mix of country and hip-hop to Gulf Shores, Alabama, for the 2027 “Sand In My Boots” festival. He is curating the event based on his own musical influences, booking headliners like Kings of Leon and Ella Langley alongside Nelly, Gucci Mane, and Rick Ross. The festival lineup also includes heavy-hitting hip-hop acts like Flo Rida, Juicy J, Project Pat, and the Ying Yang Twins.

 

Robert Pattinson will receive the American Cinematheque Award on February 9, at The Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, making him the 40th recipient of this prestigious honor. His selection comes in light of a remarkable year for him, with four diverse film roles in 2026: starring alongside Zendaya in “The Drama”, portraying a villain in Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey”, playing journalist Chris Hansen in “Primetime”, and taking on a shape-shifting assassin in “Dune: Part Three”.

 

Bon Jovi have announced new dates to their “Forever Tour”, which is bringing them over to Toronto for some Canadian gigs next summer. Bon Jovi have added a second night at Rogers Stadium on August 7. Their first show on August 4 sold out instantly.

 

“Off Campus” just handed out the syllabus for next semester. Season 2 of the popular college hockey drama will begin streaming on April 28, on Prime Video. The soapy series, based on Elle Kennedy’s best-selling novels, follows Briar University’s top-tier collegiate hockey team and the players’ friends and romantic partners.

 

Chris Pratt will be honored with the King of Comedy Award at the 2026 “Kids’ Choice Awards” on November 14. The “Guardians of the Galaxy” and “Parks & Recreation” star will receive the Silver Blimp statuette before facing Nickelodeon’s signature slime. He is also nominated for Favorite Male Animated Voice for his role as “Mario in The Super Mario Galaxy Movie”.

 

Pete Davidson confirmed that Nicholas Hoult and wife Bryana Holly have welcomed twins, making them parents of four. Pete revealed the news during an “Entertainment Tonight” interview, saying Nicholas is a “great dad, father of four.” The couple, together since 2017, previously had a son named Joaquin in 2018 and a second child in 2022.

 

LIV Golf is shutting down after 5 years and $5 billion+ in Saudi backing. An attorney confirmed the decision during a New Jersey bankruptcy hearing Thursday, after a proposed $300 million investment from BC Partners collapsed. The league, which featured stars like Phil Mickelson and Jon Rahm, had recently expanded its Fox Sports deal before going under.