Christie, Jinan Laetitia, Nadhif Basalamah and Stevan Pasaribu share about what makes someone a hero and how young people can be the knight in shining armor for each other and their country.

United States actor Anne Heche is "not expected to survive" after suffering a serious brain injury in a car crash in Los Angeles, California last week, US media has reported.

Metallica, Mariah Carey and the Jonas Brothers will be among the acts performing in New York's Central Park at this year's Global Citizen Festival, the organization announced on Thursday.

Jean-Jacques Sempe, who illustrated the beloved Little Nicolas series of French children's books, has died aged 89, his wife Martine Gossieaux Sempe told AFP on Thursday.

A second man charged with stealing Lady Gaga's dogs in an episode during which her dog-walker was shot was jailed on Thursday after admitting to his part in the robbery. 

The Disney+ streaming service saw its number of paying subscribers leap beyond expectations in the last quarter, as rival Netflix's client count ebbed.

British cartoonist and illustrator Raymond Briggs called himself "a miserable old git". Even his publisher said he was "the grumpiest of grumpy old men".

Former heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson has accused an unauthorized television drama of stealing his life story.

After a pandemic-induced delay, a permanent exhibition focused on Bruce Lee's philosophy is opening at the Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience in Seattle, the United States, with support of the Bruce Lee Foundation.

Danish director Lars von Trier, 66, has been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease and will do limited promotion for his upcoming supernatural-TV-series Kingdom Exodus, his production company said on Monday.

Featuring the adventure of a cat, video game Stray has sparked fasination among cat carers and their feline companions.

Ethereal-voiced Australian pop-folk singer Judith Durham, who fronted hit 1960s group The Seekers, has died aged 79, the country's arts minister said on Saturday.

It was a "solid opening for an action thriller," said analyst David A. Gross, adding that the presence of lead star Brad Pitt "is going to ensure international success."

The call for boycott is the latest example of how Bollywood actors, particularly minority Muslims like Khan, are feeling increased pressure under Hindu nationalist Prime Minister Modi.

Interpol’s Sam Fogarino tells The Jakarta Post about the importance of trust during recording and the “quintessence” of the band's sound.

Pop star and actress Lady Gaga appeared to confirm her casting in the upcoming motion picture sequel to the Oscar-winning psychological thriller "Joker" on Thursday by posting a musical teaser on Twitter.

A California, the United States, court on Wednesday sentenced one of three men charged in the armed robbery of Lady Gaga's dog walker, in which the singer's French bulldogs were stolen, to four years in prison.

The Rolling Stones wrapped up their 60th-anniversary tour on Wednesday in Germany with an emotional tribute to late drummer Charlie Watts.

The directors of Batgirl said on Wednesday they were "shocked" that the US$90 million superhero film had been axed by the studio and would now not be released in any format.

Players can hear, see and shoot their foes, but the field of battle is actually a vast warehouse north of Paris and they are moving in immersive worlds thanks to virtual reality (VR) headsets.

Model Chrissy Teigen and her award-winning singer husband John Legend said that the couple is expecting another child, nearly two years after announcing her miscarriage.

Warner Bros. Discovery announced they were shelving the movie adaptation of the DC Comics character, which was to star Leslie Grace in the title role, alongside Michael Keaton as Batman, preventing it from being seen in either theaters or on streaming platform HBO Max.

The Jakarta-based musician has left his usually somber sound behind for a post-rock-influenced ambient album that addresses a higher power's redemptive touch.

Beyonce will remove a derogatory term for disabled people from her new song "Heated”, a spokesperson said on Monday, after its use was condemned as offensive by campaigners.

Beyonce will remove a derogatory term for disabled people from her new song "Heated," a spokesperson said Monday, after its use was condemned as offensive by campaigners.

K-pop superstar J-Hope of BTS made history on Sunday as the closer at Chicago's annual Lollapalooza weekend, becoming the first South Korean act to headline a major US music festival.

Nichelle Nichols, a groundbreaking Black actress who played communications officer Nyota Uhura with cool authority on the popular 1960s series Star Trek, has died at 89.

Netflix Inc. on Friday sued the creators of an alleged unauthorized musical stage production of its popular period-drama Bridgerton, accusing them of copyright infringement after building demand for their knockoff on TikTok.

Women DJs, an unthinkable phenomenon just a few years ago in the traditionally ultraconservative kingdom, are becoming a relatively common sight in its main cities.

Nichelle Nichols, a groundbreaking Black actress who played communications officer Nyota Uhura with cool authority on the popular 1960s series "Star Trek," has died at 89.