Former Warner Bros. film chief Pamela Abdy delivered a fiery speech at the WIF Honors, expressing 'pure, unadulterated rage' over systemic sexism in Hollywood and challenging claims about the commercial viability of women-led films.
Los Angeles City Councilmember Nithya Raman has ousted incumbent Mayor Karen Bass, becoming the first challenger to defeat a sitting L.A. mayor in over two decades. Bass conceded after Raman took a 52% to 48% lead with 76% of expected votes counted.
Ecca Vandal has won the 2026 Australian Music Prize and its A$50,000 award for her album Looking for People to Unfollow, beating eight other finalists.
My Chemical Romance scored its first Billboard 200 chart-topper with a 20th-anniversary reissue of 'The Black Parade,' which jumped from No. 139 to No. 1.
Xavier Becerra has won the California governor's race with 65% of the vote, becoming the first Latino elected to the office.
Park Hoon-jung's new film 'Tristes Tropiques' has secured international distribution across multiple territories.
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Rage Against The Machine has turned down an offer to headline Coachella 2027, while Dua Lipa, Tame Impala, and SZA are reportedly nearly confirmed as the festival's top acts.
Phoebe Bridgers opened her final U.S. tour weekend with a phone-free, emotionally raw performance at L.A.'s Intuit Dome, blending intimate stories of her father's death with large-scale theatrical production and special guest appearances.
Harry Styles finished a historic 30-night run at Madison Square Garden with themed Halloween shows and a tribute from Knicks star Jalen Brunson.
Harry Styles performed in his 2010 X Factor audition outfit and covered Stevie Wonder's 'Isn't She Lovely' during the penultimate night of his Madison Square Garden residency, blending Halloween tradition with career-spanning nostalgia.
October 30, 2026, sees a major wave of new album releases from artists including Andy Stott, Kali Malone, DIIV, and Queens of the Stone Age.
Industrial metal pioneers Ministry will release their final album 'Hate to Go (Take Out or Delivery)' this Halloween Eve, followed by a farewell tour ending the band's 45-year run, after which frontman Al Jourgensen plans to retire as a goat herder.
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