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Two years before her death, music icon Tina Turner sold her song catalog for an undisclosed amount in a multimillion-dollar deal to publishing company BMG.

Jeremy Renner is lobbying Nevada lawmakers to add Northern Nevada to a bill that would offer tax incentives to filmmakers who come to two areas of the southern part of the state.

"Fast X" is set to lead the weekend box office, beating out "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3" and "The Super Mario Bros. Movie."

A guitar that was smashed and autographed by Kurt Cobain sold for $595,000 at an auction on Saturday, much more than what Julien's Auctions expected the instrument to fetch.

Sean Penn is supporting the writers of Hollywood, saying producers should be renamed the "Bankers Guild," and he labeled pushback on AI restrictions a "human obscenity."

A Massachusetts man says he spent $21,000 for his daughter and her friends to go to Taylor Swift's Eras Tour after the much cheaper tickets he bought through StubHub never arrived.

Johnny Depp's historic three-year deal with Dior to remain the face of men's fragrance Sauvage is worth upwards of $20 million.

A private island in the Bahamas, that was seen in the "Pirates of the Caribbean" and James Bond films, has hit the market for $100 million and comes with its own staff.

Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann have an unpaid balance with the Department of Treasury totaling $1.1 million. He filed for divorce last week after 11 years of marriage.

Creedence Clearwater Revival founding member John Fogerty is heading out on his first tour since buying his song catalog back earlier this year.

Ed Sheeran was forced to miss his grandmother's burial in Ireland due to court appearance in New York for the sixth day of trial in Marvin Gaye copyright lawsuit.

After nearly two decades of marriage, Kevin Costner's wife Christine Baumgartner has filed for divorce. The actor's previous divorce from wife Cindy Silva cost him a reported $80 million in settlement fees, making it one of the most expensive celebrity divorces.

Ed Sheeran slammed the copyright lawsuit against him while testifying Monday saying it's "frustrating" and "insulting" because he writes his own music.

Angela Lansbury's longtime home is off the market. The Brentwood estate sold for $4.99 million, almost $500,000 over its original asking price of $4.45 million.

Dolly Parton discusses some of her proudest accomplishments when it comes to the massive business empire she's spent decades creating.

"Red Table Talk" was canceled along with all other Facebook Watch originals as the platform focuses on VR. Jada Pinkett Smith said the show is looking for a "new home."

Pop star Ed Sheeran broke out into song in a New York federal courtroom on Thursday in his case involving his hit track, "Thinking Out Loud."

Beyoncé filed a petition in U.S. Tax Court seeking a redetermination of a nearly $2.7 million in taxes and penalties assessed by the Internal Revenue Service for the years 2018 and 2019.

His Majesty King Charles III will be formally crowned May 6 with a weekend of celebrations throughout the UK

Ed Sheeran appeared in court Tuesday as the trial over his song "Thinking Out Loud" continues. The musician is expected to testify at the nearly two-week jury trial.