Video

Few actors can claim the career variety that Nicolas Cage has found across four and a half decades. From the fresh face in Hollywood trying to escape nepotism, the indie darling, the rebel with a cause, the action icon, the VOD standard and the balanced indie and commercial artist he is today, Cage has never allowed himself to be boxed in, not even by his famous family name, Coppola. His career is one of constant transformations, and just when audiences begin to get comfortable with the idea of who Nic Cage is, he turns around and changes course. He possesses an unquantifiable range that often leaves audiences surprised, or unsure how to react other than to make him part of meme culture and YouTube videos, which while frequently funny are often reductive, particularly as it has led...

Billie Eilish, SZA, Beyoncé, Eminem, Post Malone, Becky G and Gracie Abrams were among the big winners at the 2025 American Music Awards. After dozens of A-listers walked the purple carpet, host Jennifer Lopez opened the Monday night show with a fierce performance, dancing to some of the biggest hits from this past year, 23 songs in six minutes to be exact. “Tonight, the spotlight belongs to you because this is the world’s largest fan voting award show where you decide the winners,” Lopez told the crowd during her monologue after the performance. “And this year, yes, there were more votes than ever before.” Eilish, who couldn’t attend the show in person due to her world tour, dominated the night, sweeping seven awards, including artist of the year, album of the year, song of the year, favorite touring artist, favorite female...

Madison Square Garden, the home to the New York Knicks, has long spotlighted its coveted Celebrity Row for A-listers to sit courtside and cheer on their team. For a long time, Knicks fanatics like Spike Lee and Ben Stiller have been staples at the Garden. And while other celebrities like Timothée Chalamet, Jon Hamm and Michael J. Fox have also been seen at Knicks games over the years, with the Knicks making it to the Eastern Conference finals for the first time in 25 years as they’re up against the Indiana Pacers, the number of stars has extended to a new level. Below, The Hollywood Reporter has compiled a list of star-studded attendees who have been seen at the Knicks vs. Pacers playoff games, including some people who have even traveled to Indiana for the away games. Spike Lee Spike Lee at...

Nicole Clemens is joining Prime Video and Amazon MGM Studios as vice president and head of international originals. Beginning July 7, she’ll report to Kelly Day, vice president of Prime Video International. Clemens, the former president of Paramount Television Studios, will oversee the international originals regional and production leaders; she’ll work out of Amazon MGM Studios’ Culver City headquarters for a bit before relocating to her new home in Prime Video’s London office. Clemens previously was president of original scripted series for Paramount+. Prior to Paramount, Clemens was a producer at Anonymous Content. Her résumé also includes top roles at FX Networks (executive vice president and head of series development) and at ICM Partners (partner, head of the Motion Picture Literary Department). Paramount TV Studios shut down last year amid greater corporate restructuring; Paramount Global is in the process of merging with Skydance. Amazon MGM has been undergoing...

The controversial Belfast rap band Kneecap will still appear at the 2025 Glastonbury music festival in the U.K., organizers announced Tuesday. Kneecap keeping its Glastonbury billing by performing on the West Holts Stage on June 28 follows political pressure to drop the band after one of its members, Liam Óg Ó Hannaidh, was charged with a terror offense in the U.K. after an incident on Nov. 21 at a venue in north London. The group, whose members include Naoise Ó Cairealláin and J.J. Ó Dochartaigh, has drawn widespread criticism and the attention of the Metropolitan Police after online videos showed the band allegedly calling for the death of British parliament ministers, as well as chanting “up Hamas, up Hezbollah.” It is illegal in the U.K. to express support for Hezbollah as it is considered a terrorist organization in Britain. And in April, Kneecap displayed political messages about...

Demi Lovato is married. The singer-actress wed singer-songwriter Jordan “Jutes” Lutes on Sunday afternoon in California, according to Vogue. The couple met in January 2022 while working on music for Lovato’s album Holy Fvck, with Lutes co-writing her songs “Substance,” “Happy Ending,” and “City of Angels.” Lutes proposed in December 2023, but he previously shared that they weren’t in any rush to get married. “We’re not trying to skip engagement to get right to wedding,” he told People last year. “We’re just basking in it and soaking it up. We’ll be married forever. We just want to enjoy every step.” For the ceremony, Lovato wore a pearl white Vivienne Westwood dress made with heavy silk satin fabric with a corset bodice, Vogue reported. Lovato told the outlet that she’s been a fan of Westwood’s designs “for a long time.” She changed into another Westwood-designed dress for the reception. Lovato,...

Only 21 people have won an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and a Tony — the hard-to-achieve, highly coveted EGOT. But more than 60 performers are just one win away from joining the EGOT ranks, which includes the likes of Richard Rodgers, Rita Moreno, Audrey Hepburn and Mel Brooks. Cher, Kate Winslet, Common, Helen Mirren, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Dick Van Dyke, Lily Tomlin and Julie Andrews are among the actors and musicians who need only one award to have an EGOT. Read on to see the list of performers who have won three of the four honors that make up an EGOT. on Batiste Jon Batiste at the 2024 Oscars Aliah Anderson/Getty Images Jon Batiste has seven Grammys under his belt, with additional Oscar and Emmy wins. With an impressive 22 nominations from the Recording Academy, he notably won the coveted album of the year...

The Mysterious Gaze of the Flamingo, Chilean writer-director Diego Céspedes’ AIDS bigotry drama and feature debut, spotlighted by THR as a festival gem, has claimed the top prize in the Cannes Film Festival’s 2025 Un Certain Regard competition. The winning drama, set in the 1980s, portrays a small mining town in Chile where an unknown illness spreads and gay men are accused of transmitting it with their gaze. That leaves Lydia, an 11 year-old girl, to find out the truth. The Un Certain Regard competition winners were revealed in an awards ceremony in the Debussy Theatre on Friday. Other honorees included A Poet, by Colombian director Simón Mesa Soto, taking home the Un Certain Regard Jury Prize for the drama about a failed poet mentoring a talented, young woman. The best director prize went to Tarzan Nasser and Arab Nasser for Once Upon a Time in Gaza, a Palestinian...

Alycia Debnam-Carey has always had a profound love of the arts. Though she’d been sharpening her acting skills since the age of 8 and landed roles in short films in Australia as a teen, Debnam-Carey found herself drawn to the “consistency and security” of music, so much so that the classical percussionist and jazz drummer nearly auditioned for the Sydney Conservatorium of Music ahead of her high school graduation. “I was in my tutoring, getting ready for all the pieces that we were going to play and sitting there suddenly having the audition scheduled and going, ‘Actually, I don’t think I want to do this,’ ” recalls Debnam-Carey, 31. “I remember being like, ‘I’ve actually booked a flight to Hollywood’ — which was so chaotic — but I just inherently knew that acting was always something...

SNL Meets BLT. Is Michaels Adapting McNally’s Memoir? Logo text Looks like Lorne Michaels may have found his next prestige project — and this one comes with steak frites and a side of passive-aggressive Instagram feuding. Sources tell Rambling Reporter that the Saturday Night Live creator has optioned Keith McNally‘s dishy new memoir, I Regret Almost Everything, which charts the legendary restaurateur’s rise, fall, stroke, suicide attempt, recovery and general disappointment with humanity. In other words, comedy gold. McNally, of course, is the onetime Brasserie King of Manhattan — the man who, as The New York Times once put it, “invented downtown” with such ’80s and ’90s hotspots as Odeon and Balthazar. More recently, he’s drawn attention for his unfiltered Instagram account — a kind of running off-off-Broadway one-man show where he’s taken aim at everyone from James Corden (banned from Balthazar in 2022 for alleged omelet-related...