At The Movies

Adele’s sent fans into a frenzy when she uploaded a mysterious new video to her YouTube channel. The Hello hitmaker hasn’t released new tunes since 2015’s 25, but she looks set to make a comeback after the star’s official page on the video site was updated with a new private clip. There are 12 videos available for her fans to watch on the page, and now there is one that is private and invisible to the public, which many believe to be an announcement that Adele is back with new material.

There may be more than one Harry Styles lurking out there in the world. Yes, as it turns out the Adore You singer has a doppelganger named Sean, who is currently serving up drinks at a Starbucks drive thru. In a now viral TikTok video, the Harry look-alike is seen sporting a black turtleneck, the coffee company's signature green apron and a half-up, half-down bun, a style often rocked by the superstar.

Beyonce posted an Instagram with an actual caption. Following the long awaited release of her Adidas X Ivy Park line on Jan. 18, Queen Bey took to Instagram to thank everyone who purchased parts of the line, especially those who stood outside in horrible weather to do so.

A wrongful death lawsuit filed by Prince’s heirs against a Minnesota doctor and pharmacy bosses in Illinois has been dismissed. The Purple Rain singer’s family members launched civil action in 2018, claiming a doctor and pharmacist at Trinity Medical Center in Moline, Illinois, and two Minnesota based pharmacists from chain store Walgreens contributed to the superstar’s death by failing to provide him with reasonable care.

Brian Johnson is reportedly rejoining his AC/DC bandmates for a world tour later this year, four years after he quit due to hearing problems. The rocker, who joined the band in 1980, was forced to step down as lead vocalist in the group in 2016 during their Rock or Bust World Tour, in support of their 16th studio album. He was temporarily replaced by Guns N’ Roses singer Axl Rose, who served as vocalist for the band’s remaining concerts, after doctors advised the frontman to either quit performing live or potentially worsening the damage. The Highway To Hell stars are set to announce a massive world tour this year that sees Johnson back on stage for the first time since his departure.

The Walt Disney Company's new streaming service Disney+ will launch in the biggest Western European countries on March 24, a week earlier than originally planned, with much of the rest of western Europe to follow in the summer.

You’d think that the steady drumbeat of streaming services being launched might dull the senses, but Wall Street is rather eager to embrace Peacock. NBCUniversal’s new over the top entertainment platform sent shares of corporate parent Comcast to an all-time high after its unveiling at the company’s Jan. 16 investor day.

The country music television network that started the Next Women of Country franchise is now promising to be Half Women of Country. CMT announced Tuesday that all of its music video programming blocks will consist of 50% female artists from here on out. “Effective immediately all music video hours on CMT and CMT Music channels will have complete parity between male and female artists,” the network tweeted.

Ozzy Osbourne has been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. The metal legend revealed his health issues in an interview today with Robin Roberts on Good Morning America. Osbourne said he found out that he had the degenerative condition while recovering from a fall that forced him to cancel 2019 tour plans.

Aerosmith and ZZ Top are getting their own Funko Pop! figures. Steven Tyler, Joe Perry, Billy Gibbons, Dusty Hill and Frank Beard are among over a dozen rock and metal artists announced as subjects of the popular collectible figure line's latest music legends series. They are joined by Willie Nelson, James Brown, Rivers Cuomo of Weezer, Ghost's Papa Nihil, Jeff Hanneman, Tom Araya and Kerry King of Slayer and Craig Jones, Sid Wilson and Corey Taylor of Slipknot.