SHOWBIZ
The Showbiz category keeps you up to date with the latest news, gossip, and trends buzzing in the world of stars and entertainment. Explore captivating articles about celebrities, landmark events, and cultural phenomena shaping the entertainment industry. Discover the fascinating stories behind meteoric successes, scandals, and the behind-the-scenes of the showbiz world. Stay up to date on celebrity news from film, music, television, and other artistic fields, and learn more about their personal and professional lives. Whether you're a fan of entertainment or just curious to know the latest gossip, our selection of articles will plunge you into the heart of the action. Browse our Showbiz category and discover everything you need to know about the glittering world of the stars.
-
Rato Mobio Venance, founding keyboardist of Bozambo, dies in France
A historical figure in Ivorian music, the pianist and composer died on September 13, 2026, in France. The Ministry of Culture announced his passing. -
Tom Cruise acknowledges being ‘intense’ on set
In a rare interview, Tom Cruise acknowledges his intense temperament on set. The actor states he warns his partners about his expectations before filming begins. -
Mami Watta opens her first solo show “Je vous salue Mami” in Paris
Following her crowning in "Drag Race France All Stars," Mami Watta transitions to solo storytelling. The Ivorian drag queen opens her show "Je vous salue Mami" in Paris this Tuesday, drawing from her childhood in Abidjan and her stage journey. -
Macklemore sidelined: Ed Sheeran insists it wasn’t his decision
Ed Sheeran asserts that Macklemore's removal from his American tour was decided by the promoter and several venues. The British singer says he attempted mediation but was unable to persuade the organizers to change their position. -
Christie Brinkley walks the runway in New York after seven years away
At 72 years old, the American model closed the Dennis Basso show during New York Fashion Week, marking her first appearance on a runway since 2019. -
86.9 million streams: Black Sherif leads Ghanaians in Nigeria
The Ghanaian singer dominates his compatriots in the mid-year Nigerian rankings, with 86.9 million streams recorded in the first half of 2026. -
Awarded at the AFRIMMA, Real Warri Pikin apologizes after viral incident with Timaya
Awarded Best Stand-Up Comedian at the AFRIMMA 2026, Real Warri Pikin has apologized after a viral incident with Timaya in Dallas. -
Maddox Jolie Legally Removes ‘Pitt’ from His Name
A Los Angeles court has approved the request of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's eldest son. At 25, he is now officially known as Maddox Chivan Jolie. -
Ke Huy Quan recounts his journey from refugee to Oscar winner in ‘Never Say Die’
Oscar-winning actor Ke Huy Quan publishes his memoir, "Never Say Die," on Tuesday, September 15, 2026. He recounts his childhood as a refugee, his early fame, and the two decades during which Hollywood offered him no roles. -
Ghana: M.anifest addresses the hatred poisoning musical rivalries
Ghanaian rapper M.anifest believes that "stan culture" divides the local music scene. His message follows a recent public exchange between Sarkodie and Stonebwoy. -
Gina Rodriguez reunites with Justin Baldoni for her directorial debut in film
Gina Rodriguez will direct, produce, and star in "House of Guerrero," a boxing film supported by Wayfarer Studios, the company of Justin Baldoni. The project will mark her directorial debut for a feature film intended for theaters. -
Oasis announces 38 concerts in 2027, with a historic return to Knebworth
The British band will extend their reunion with a tour across the UK, Europe, and the United States. Access to ticket sales will be exclusively through prior registration. -
BLACKPINK: Lisa apologizes for a racist slur made before her debut
In "Always Lalisa," BLACKPINK's Thai star reflects on videos from her training period released in 2025 and explains why she did not respond at the time. -
Future Awards Africa 2026: Five figures from the continent at the helm
The anniversary ceremony will bring together artists and hosts from Nigeria, Tanzania, Malawi, Botswana, and Kenya in November in Lagos. -
Taylor Swift chooses Travis Kelce over Emmy Awards, with Tom Cruise by her side
Taylor Swift preferred Travis Kelce's season opener to the Emmy Awards, where her concert film was nominated. The singer watched the Chiefs game with Tom Cruise in a private box at Arrowhead Stadium. -
Emmy Awards 2026: Matthew Rhys makes history with double win in two major categories
Matthew Rhys won two lead Emmy Awards on the same night, a first. Already honored in drama in 2018, he also becomes the first actor recognized as a lead in all three major television genres. -
Emmy Awards 2026: Jean Smart makes history with fifth win for ‘Hacks’
Recognized for each of the five seasons of "Hacks," Jean Smart sets a new record at the Emmy Awards. The 75-year-old actress now has eight trophies in her career. -
Sydney Sweeney’s Novig advertisement sparks backlash from Olympic champions
Top-level athletes accuse the actress's campaign for the Novig platform of sexualizing women in sports. Sydney Sweeney has not directly responded to the criticism. -
V VIP returns to Canal+: Akhram at the heart of season 2
Season 2 of "V VIP" begins on September 14 on Canal+ Côte d’Ivoire. The program focuses on the daily lives of African content creators and influencers, featuring Akhram among the announced personalities. -
Mory Major Bamba: Françoise Remarck honors a figure of Ivorian theater
Ivorian actor and director Mory Major Bamba, who passed away on Friday, September 11, 2026, is being honored by the cultural community. Minister Françoise Remarck praised the career of the director of Théâtre Les Ambassadeurs d’Abidjan. -
Ariana Grande and Jonathan Bailey: Their London musical canceled for 2027
The Barbican announced that the revival of "Sunday in the Park with George" will no longer take place as planned, following the withdrawal of its two stars. -
Bob Mackie dies: the creator of Cher’s iconic looks was 87 years old
The American costume designer, renowned for his spectacular creations worn by Cher, Diana Ross, and Carol Burnett, has died. -
Macklemore removed from Ed Sheeran’s tour following his statements on Gaza
The promoter of the "Loop Tour" has confirmed the rapper's removal from the eight U.S. dates he was still scheduled to open. -
Las Vegas: Oprah Winfrey unveils ‘AHA’, her grand immersive show
From April 2 to 4, 2027, music, poetry, and visual arts will take over the Sphere in Las Vegas in a two-hour creation envisioned by the American star. -
US Open: Trinity Rodman travels 320 km to join Ben Shelton in the final
After her own match in Washington, Trinity Rodman made it to New York in time to witness the end of her partner Ben Shelton's first Grand Slam final. -
Prissy la Dégameuse takes the helm of “C’est dosé” on September 14
Ivorian comedian and host Prissy la Dégameuse will headline "C’est dosé" starting Monday, September 14, 2026, as part of Canal+ Côte d’Ivoire's new entertainment lineup. -
After the Macklemore controversy, Pink clarifies her position on Gaza
After sharing a message regarding Macklemore's pro-Palestinian performance, Pink detailed her position on Gaza and assured that she is not calling for the rapper's removal. -
‘Always Lalisa’: Lisa electrifies Toronto with her intimate documentary
Lisa presented ‘Always Lalisa’ in Toronto, a documentary about the year she stepped away from BLACKPINK to launch her solo career. -
‘Prima Facie’: Cynthia Erivo aims to amplify the conversation on sexual violence
Cynthia Erivo brings to life ‘Prima Facie’, a courtroom drama addressing sexual violence, consent, and the voices of victims. -
Musk: Alex Gibney calls for reclaiming power from tech giants
Alex Gibney presents "Musk" in Toronto, a nearly four-hour documentary focused on the rise and influence of Elon Musk.