
- Sep 2
Ariana Grande concludes 41-date tour in London ahead of public hiatus
The singer finished a 10-night residency at London's O2 Arena on Tuesday, confirming an extended pause from public appearances and withdrawing from a West End musical.

- Aug 28
Netflix Releases Thriller The Whisper Man Starring Robert De Niro and Adam Scott
Netflix has released The Whisper Man, a crime thriller directed by James Ashcroft and produced by Anthony and Joe Russo that stars Robert De Niro, Adam Scott, and Michael Keaton.

- Aug 16
Rai dedicates full programming schedule to Pippo Baudo one year after his death
Italian public broadcaster Rai devotes its television, radio, and digital platforms to the late presenter who died in Rome on 16 August 2025 at age 89, with archive specials and tributes from Carlo Conti and Lorella Cuccarini.

- Aug 2
Ariana Grande tells Chicago crowd her public retreat was planned 'a long time ago', not a reaction to scrutiny
Speaking from the United Center stage on Monday night, the 33-year-old singer read from notes to explain a decision her spokesperson had announced a day earlier.

- Aug 1
August streaming slate brings 'Ted Lasso' return, the 'Cien años de soledad' finale, and a wave of new fiction
Apple TV+ revives its Emmy-winning comedy with a fourth season, Netflix closes the book on Macondo, and Ryan Murphy adapts Bret Easton Ellis for Disney+ in a month that also brings new DC superhero fare, spy thrillers, and Spanish-language originals.
- Jul 2
Trump AI video casts him as doctor curing Hollywood critics of 'Trump Derangement Syndrome'
Donald Trump posted a one-and-a-half-minute AI-generated video on July 2 that portrays him as a physician treating Julia Roberts, Robert De Niro, and other Hollywood critics for the invented 'Trump Derangement Syndrome'. Rosie O'Donnell responded by calling the president 'quite sick' and demanded his removal under the 25th Amendment.

- Jun 16
Jane Fonda, Robert De Niro lead star-studded New York concert defending First Amendment, accusing Trump and 'cowardly corporations'
At New York's Town Hall, Hollywood icons decried what they call systematic attacks on artistic expression and independent media under the Trump administration.
