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A new musical comedy about adopting a troubled rescue dog premieres in Portland with proceeds benefiting shelter animals. Created by Quarterflash's Marv Ross, the show turns his chaotic real-life rescue experience into Broadway-style entertainment.
Former "Entertainment Tonight" host John Tesh was given 18 months to live in 2015, but ten years later, he's still fighting and winning his battle with prostate cancer. His story shows how faith, family support, and innovative treatment are helping him defy the odds.
The legendary Harlem Globetrotters are celebrating their centennial season with a brand new video game launching later this year. Fans can finally experience the team's signature showmanship and basketball magic from their own couches.
Formula 1's redesigned 2026 regulations turned the Australian Grand Prix into the most action-packed race in a decade, with fans witnessing a thrilling 120 overtakes. The new power-unit rules created dramatic battles that had Ferrari's team boss saying he hadn't seen racing this exciting in 10 years.
Women are transforming Nigeria's booming skit-making industry from supporting roles to headlining acts. The digital comedy sector, now worth over $31 million, features a new generation of female creators building massive audiences and breaking barriers.
Entertainment industry leaders in Nigeria are teaming up to create culturally grounded content that shapes how young children learn and grow. The new coalition brings together filmmakers, musicians, and child development experts to strengthen the country's future workforce.
A television channel born during the pandemic has spent five years proving that Ghanaian stories deserve their own spotlight. Akwaba Magic now promises even more homegrown content as it celebrates transforming the nation's entertainment landscape.
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A new exhibition reveals how Aardman Animations spent five decades crafting beloved characters with clay, patience, and humor. Kids can now create their own stop-motion films at the interactive London show.
After a break for Egypt's busy Ramadan TV season, actress Yasmine Sabri is back on set filming "Nasib" (Destiny), set to debut summer 2026. The film marks her first collaboration with director Ahmed Khaled Amin.
A crowdfunded TV series about the life of Jesus just became the most translated show in history, reaching 125 languages in its first season alone. The milestone proves that faith-based storytelling can achieve global reach once reserved only for entertainment giants.
After 20 years in Japanese entertainment, Zainichi Korean actress Hyunri just landed her first Korean drama role on Netflix's "Is this love translatable?" Her journey from street casting offers to law school and back to acting shows how patience and persistence pay off.
Bash Luks is transforming Uganda's entertainment scene by blending music, acting, and HIV advocacy to reach young people where they are. His work with youth health organizations is helping reshape how a generation talks about prevention and testing.
After 25 years of bringing joy to morning TV, Kelly Ripa just earned a Guinness World Record for longest career as a daytime talk show host. The surprise celebration on Live with Kelly and Mark included confetti, family hugs, and a well-deserved standing ovation.
Virtual reality in China has transformed from a disappointing seated experience into a thriving entertainment industry by letting people actually walk through digital worlds. Nearly 20 new immersive VR venues opened in Shanghai alone last year, transporting visitors to ancient Egypt, 1874 Paris, and historic Chinese cities.
After Grey's Anatomy star Eric Dane died from ALS at 53, his entertainment community rallied to raise over $415,000 for his wife and two teenage daughters. The outpouring shows how Hollywood takes care of its own in times of tragedy.
Seven years after hosting viral sensation HQ Trivia, comedian Scott Rogowsky is back with his own daily game show app called Savvy. After personal setbacks and a transformative journey, he's ready to entertain millions again.
One of Bristol's historic Concorde hangars is being transformed into a world-class 20,000-seat entertainment venue opening in 2028. The Aviva Arena will create 2,500 jobs and pump over £1 billion into the local economy while supporting emerging artists.
Legendary puppeteer Jim Henson had such magical talent that even film crews and interviewers would speak directly to his Muppets instead of him. Over three decades after his death, newly resurfaced interview footage shows why his characters still feel truly alive.
A major Indian entertainment company just launched an AI platform that lets anyone create movies and shows using its 50-year library of films. The best creators will compete for $5 million in prizes and potential contracts with the studio.
A Nigerian DJ is preparing to spin for 12 straight days to claim a Guinness World Record and inspire women in music. Princess Ntuk Williams, known as DJ PrettyPlay, kicks off her historic attempt March 3 in Lagos.
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