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Christopher Nolan's career was launched out of jealousy when his brother Jonathan told him about an innovative short story he was writing: 'Memento Mori'.

With the deluxe version of his debut album out now, Frankie Grande opens up about sobriety, not diluting his queerness, and his 'Hotel Rock Bottom: The Musical' dreams.

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Oasis actually got back together, following years of bad blood and sniping insults – and, even better, they united a stadium ...

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Keyshia Cole officially removed her Hunxho tattoo and confirmed she's moved on months after their breakup and public back-and ...

Fans were left disheartened during Miley Cyrus's vinyl signing in London, where she appeared distant and focused on Naomi Campbell instead of engaging with fans and attendees. This led to backlash ...

One of the most famous musicians in the world reportedly covered his tattoo of LeBron James jersey with ink dedicated to Shai Gilgeous-Alexander.

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The first London Calling trailer is here, revealing Josh Duhamel's reunion with director Allan Ungar as a hitman forced to mentor a crime boss' son.

“Lost in a Supermarket” was featured on The Clash’s 1979 double-album London Calling. Credited to Jones and Strummer, the song apparently was written solely by Joe, but sung by Mick.