After decades of keeping music on his mind every day, Dr. Dre says he plans to leave it behind for a year or two, while also sharing his enthusiasm for AI as a creative tool in music and film.
Michael Sanft, who represented Duane “Keffe D” Davis in the Tupac Shakur murder case, was found dead at 55 just one week after filing an appeal. Police said the death does not appear suspicious.
Ella Langley’s “Choosin’ Texas” has logged a record extending 27th week at number one on the Billboard Hot 100, while the country star prepares to release “Here Then We’re Gone” for the new “Hunger Games” film.
David Schwimmer revisits one of Ross Geller’s most memorable “Friends” moments in Quince’s holiday campaign, chasing a red cashmere sweater through New York City as the retailer launches its limited Coulis Red collection.
After brain surgery and warnings that shows could harm him, Billy Joel is set to appear at a student only Florida Atlantic University event featuring questions, answers and live music, marking his first appearance since revealing the procedure.
Charlamagne tha God rebuked Dave Chappelle’s viral remarks about Charlie Kirk’s assassination, saying he found no humor in such violence as Erika Kirk and Turning Point USA also condemned treating a killing as comedy.
After Ana Navarro challenged Donald Trump's immigration record, Sarah Huckabee Sanders accused her of twisting her words, defended his border policies, and agreed Trump was right to reconsider enforcement against certain people.
Dannii Minogue’s disturbing 2006 account of Russell Brand’s conduct has resurfaced after the comedian was convicted of rape and three counts of sexual assault, then sentenced to 10 years and six months in prison.