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Billionaires are getting the True Hollywood Story treatment. Tonight's all-new episode of the E! series will delve into the lives and careers of Elon Musk, Jay-Z and Sara Blakely, who have several things in common: They all faced adversity and tragedy, which fueled their ambition to strive for the best. Jay-Z is perhaps the most well-known of the three business magnates, but as this sneak peek clip proves, he had to face an uphill battle to achieve fame, let alone amass billions. Michael Eric Dyson, author of Jay-Z: Made in America, breaks it all down by first taking us back to 1995, when the rapper "uses nearly a million dollars from street sales up and down the Eastern...

Chart-topper Cardi B, whose birth name is Belcalis Almanzar, recently revealed how she came up with her stage name.

During an interview on The Wendy Williams Show, the host asked where she got her showbiz moniker. The singer revealed that it stems from alcohol. “My sister’s name is Hennessy, so everybody used to be like ‘Bacardi’ to me,” she said. “Then I shortened it to Cardi B. The ‘B’ stands for whatever, depending on the day…beautiful or bully,” she said, referring to the iconic rum and spirits brand. “No one calls me Belcalis except for my family, my mother and my daddy,...

Beyhive alert! Beyoncé might be teaming up with chart-topper Cardi B for a new song. The rapper’s engineer Michael Ashby, who worked with her on Billboard‘s Hot 100 hit “Bodak Yellow,” shared a photo of a file featuring the names of both artists and the word “demo.” “Wow this feature is big,” he teased.

The two artists have been popping up together in recent months. They met for the first time at the 2017 Made in America Festival in September, where they snapped a photo together. Cardi B shared the pic on Instagram with an effusive caption: “I met Beyoncé...

Beyoncé’s return to the spotlight after welcoming twins Sir and Rumi has been as spectacular as ever. She not only made her post-baby debut in a curve-hugging dress like the superhuman that she is, but she’s also stepped out in some shockingly affordable looks you can buy now. So to celebrate the Queen Bey’s stellar postbaby style streak, we’re rounding up her most jaw-dropping outfits from the past few weeks.

First, Beyoncé had a glamorous date night with husband Jay-z at Rihanna’s Clara Lionel Foundation Diamond Ball on Thursday night wearing a draped dark teal...

The Beyhive is going to love this! Beyoncé turned 36 on Monday and it sounds like it was a sweet celebration. The singer's husband Jay-z got the party started early for his wife over the weekend while performing at Budweiser's Made In America Festival in Philadelphia. During Jay-z's performance, he got the crowd to serenade his wife for her birthday! "Shout out to Beyoncé. Beautiful Bey is in the house tonight. Happy Birthday my love," Jay-z said while on the stage. On Saturday, E! News exclusively learned that the couple's 2-month-old twins Rumi and Sir were at the festival with their family. The couple's daughter Blue Ivy was also spotted with her parents...

Sept. 4 marks Beyoncé's 36th birthday, but the singer got a head start on the festivities at Budweiser's Made in America Festival in Philadelphia on Sunday. During Jay-z's headlining set, Queen Bey got a special shout-out from her husband as he told the crowd, "Shout out to Beyoncé. Beautiful Bey is in the house tonight. Happy Birthday, my love." And things only got sweeter from there. Jay-z then led the audience in singing "Happy Birthday" to Beyoncé, who was spotted dancing in the stands with pal Michelle Williams. Related14 Beyoncé GIFs That Will Make Your Heart Beat a Little Bit Faster On Monday morning, Beyoncé's mom, Tina Lawson, posted an Instagram photo of she and Beyoncé hanging out at the festival together, along with a heartfelt birthday message. "36 years ago God Chose me out of all the women in the world to be your mother!" she wrote. "How blessed could I be?...

Jay Z had his Made In America festival crowd sing a heartfelt 'Happy Birthday' to Beyoncé during his headlining set on September 3.

Jay Z had his Made In America festival crowd sing a heartfelt 'Happy Birthday' to Beyoncé during his headlining set on September 3.

It’s not just Labor Day – Sept. 4 is Beyonce’s birthday! Jay-z got the party started early at the Made In America festival, leading the thousands there to serenade his beloved wife with a rendition of ‘Happy Birthday!'...

Jay-Z gave Beyoncé a birthday treat fit for a queen on Sunday night when he lead a massive crowd at Philadelphia’s Made in America festival through a sweet song in honor of his wife turning the big 3-6.

The 47-year-old rap icon paused midway through his headlining set to shout out Bey, who danced in the stands nearby while standing next to her former Destiny’s Child bandmate Michelle Williams. Clad in a sequined shirt and sunglasses, the “Formation” singer seemed genuinely touched by the display of affection.

It was a Knowles family reunion at the festival, which also...

“This is a special moment,” Jay Z tells the crowd at the Made in America Festival.

Early Bey Day surprise! The night before her 36th birthday, Beyonce cheered on her husband, Jay-z , in the crowd at the Made in America Festival in Philadelphia. During his set, the 47-year-old “Holy Grail” rapper gave his wife of nine years a special shout out, leading the audience in a birthday song for Beyonce. More: […]...

Beyoncé's birthday weekend has begun and it's a full family affair.  The pop star and mother of three, including 2-month-old twins, will turn 35 on Monday and kicked off the celebrations early on Saturday at the Budweiser's Made In America Festival in Philadelphia, where she is supporting husband Jay-z, a headliner, and sister Solange, who also performed. Bey and Jay brought their kids with them; the twins, Rumi and Sir, were bundled up and spotted with the family in a private area, E! News has learned exclusively. Daughter Blue Ivy was also seen with her parents, watching the performers. Beyoncé and Jay-z's mothers also attended.  Sipping...

Prepare to get your groove on over the Labour Day long weekend as Tidal offers livestream coverage of the third annual Budweiser Made in America festitval. The two-day event is being held in Philadelphia, and will include performances from Jay-Z, J. Cole, The Chainsmokers, Solange, Stormzy, Migos, Kaskade, 21 Savage, Superduperkyle and more acts. The […]...

Jay-z, J. Cole, The Chainsmokers, Solange, Migos and more are performing at the 2017 Budweiser Made In America Festival starting today, Sept. 2, and you can watch all of the action with this free live stream!

A R I Z O N A will be on the same bill as Jay-z at the Made in America festival this September, but first, they're taking fans back to where it all began. Watch the band gives us a tour of their native New Jersey!

For networks hungry to break into the Emmy race, it sometimes takes just one show.

FX did it in 2002 with cop classic “The Shield,” AMC made it in 2007 with the Western miniseries “Broken Trail” and Netflix swung the door open for streaming services in 2013 with the political drama “House of Cards.” From there, those networks became Emmy titans.

“At a time when basic cable wasn’t considered to be of that quality, it was extremely gratifying,” “The Shield” creator Shawn Ryan said of the show’s big first-season nominations (and win– for star Michael Chiklis) 15 years ago. “Not knowing if anyone would take anything on FX seriously, to get that kind of validation was a career-making memory.”

This year, several more networks are looking to make a splash on Emmy night, entering the competition in a big way with big, signature programs that have captured the attention of Television Academy voters.

Beyoncé and Jay-Z have yet to reveal the names (and sexes) of their newborn twins. But the couple’s babies, reportedly a daughter and a son, may be named Rumi and Sir Carter, according to trademark documents filed with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on Monday and obtained by People.

Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s company filed papers to trademark the apparent monikers for everything from fragrances and cosmetics to baby gear, tote bags, and water bottles.

The newest members of the Carter family join big sister Blue Ivy, 5.

We’ve done some digging and neither Rumi nor Sir...

Jay Z’s mom, Gloria Carter, has a lot to be thankful this Mother’s Day.

Between the awaited birth of her twin grandchildren and a son who’s dedicated to making her dreams come to life, she says she’s “in awe everyday.”

“I’m very excited about the new kids coming into the family,” she tells People exclusively about Beyoncé and Jay Z’s twins, whose due date is fast approaching.

While Carter may be well known as the grandmother of 5-year-old Blue Ivy, ever since 2003 she has also been working hard to help less-fortunate individuals facing socio-economic...

What's a warm summer night without live music?

Luckily for us, there is no shortage of tours and wide ranging festival lineups to keep our music loving hearts happy all summer long. Whether you're looking for something fresh and new or good old-fashioned nostalgia, there's an offering here for everyone to groove to.

See a sampling of stars that are hitting the road over these next few months, ranked in no particular order. Which shows are you most excited to see? Let us know in the comments below.

The Tours

1. Lady Gaga: Fresh off her Coachella headlining gig, Gaga is bringing her Joanne World Tour across the U.S. and Canada this summer. If her Indio performances were any indication, fans can expect to see and hear revamped versions of her old hits along with new offerings, including her latest, "The Cure."

2. Kendrick Lamar: Coachella headliner -- and festival standout -- Lamar is celebrating his brand-new...

Emma Watson, Moonlight and all of the winners at the 2017 MTV Movie & TV AwardsEmma Watson, Moonlight and all of the winners at the 2017 MTV Movie & TV AwardsAdriana Floridia5/8/2017 11:24:00 Am

It's 2017, and so MTV decided to literally mix up their annual awards show.

For the first time, the MTV Movie Awards became the MTV Movie & TV Awards, and categories combined both mediums into one. As movie lovers, we're not quite sure that the two are comparable, though we obviously recognize the rise of quality television.

Not only that, but MTV just became the first awards ceremony to neutralize gender in the acting categories. Instead of splitting up Best Actor and Best Actress, which is typical of all awards shows, the MTV Movie & TV Awards simply had "Best Actor in a Movie" and "Best Actor in a Show", where men and women performances competed against each other. It's worthy to...

Rain or shine or hail, apparently, you can't stop the MTV Movie & TV Awards!

The red carpet may have been marred by inclement weather in normally sunny Los Angeles, but the annual awards show carried on Sunday night, as your favorite movies and TV shows were honored with that iconic Golden Popcorn statuette.

Read on for the all winners (in bold).

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Movie Of The Year:

Beauty and the Beast

Get Out

Logan

Rogue One: A Star Wars Story

The Edge of Seventeen

Best Actor In A Movie:

Daniel Kaluuya – Get Out

Emma Watson – Beauty and the Beast

Hailee Steinfeld – The Edge of Seventeen

Hugh Jackman – Logan

James McAvoy – Split

Taraji P. Henson – Hidden Figures

Show Of The Year:

Atlanta

Game of Thrones

Insecure

Pretty Little Liars

Stranger Things

This Is Us

Best Actor In A Show:

Donald Glover – Atlanta

Emilia Clarke – [link...

MTV on Sunday went where no Movie Awards ceremony has gone before, giving TV shows and stars an opportunity to snag a golden popcorn statue of their very own.

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And just as you’d expect, the MTV Movie & TV Awards‘ unorthodox blending of mediums resulted in some truly ridiculous face-offs; I’m still wrapping my brain around Grant Gustin (playing The Flash, the fictional protector of Central City on The CW) going toe-to-toe with Taraji P. Henson (playing Katherine Johnson, the real-life mathematician from...

MTV is launching a brand new awards show, the Movie & TV Awards, which debuts on May 7. Taking the place of the network’s iconic Movie Awards, the ceremony takes some bold risks by mixing genders, TV, and film nominees within categories. It’s an interesting blend, with many IndieWire favorites up for awards, including “Get Out,” “Stanger Things,” “Atlanta,” “I Am Not Your Negro,” and many more. Check out the full winners list, which was updated in real time as the ceremony was hosted Adam DeVine at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles.

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Best Actor in a Movie

Emma Watson – “Beauty and the Beast”

Taraji P. Henson – “Hidden Figures”

Daniel Kaluuya – “Get Out”

Hugh Jackman – “Logan”

James McAvoy – “Split”

Hailee Steinfeld – “The Edge of Seventeen”

Best Actor in a Show

Millie Bobby Brown...

MTV on Thursday unveiled the (slightly confusing) list of nominees for its first-ever MTV Movie & TV Awards, which has TV and film competing in many of the same categories.

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For instance, The Flash‘s Grant Gustin and Arrow‘s Stephen Amell are competing against Rogue One‘s Felicity Jones (as well as Hidden Figures‘ Taraji P. Henson, who played a real-life person) for Best Hero, while the Oscar-winning Moonlight is pitted against black-ish and Transparent in the race for Best American Story.

Some categories are less confusing than others. Stranger Things, This Is Us...

Awards season has reached peak frenzy.

The nominees for the 89th annual Academy Awards were announced live at 8:18 a.m. Et on Tuesday, Jan. 24 – and promptly after, the online reactions started flooding in.

Some of the morning’s biggest surprises included Michael Shannon earning a Best Supporting Actor nod for Nocturnal Animals and Viggo Mortensen with a Best Actor nomination for Captain Fantastic.

Fans who tuned into the livestream first thing in the morning immediately took to Twitter to express surprise at some of the morning’s biggest snubs, which included Finding Dory and Sing boxed out for Best...

Yesterday, the Academy announced one of their long lists, whittling down the Best Animated Feature contenders to just 15 finalists. They went from an initial listing of 145 titles, making this comparatively a very short list. It consists of all of the year’s big contenders, as you’ll see shortly, but it also has relatively few snubs. I’ll get into that momentarily, but that’s a nice change of pace. This is always somewhat of a crapshoot, category wise, so knowing there’s a ton of quality here is never a bad thing at all. Anyway, this is more information to take into account when doing your Oscar predictions. The puzzle is slowly coming together, ladies and gentlemen! Nothing too unexpected was left off this list, though Leonardo Dicaprio and Fisher Stevens’ Before the Flood, Werner Herzog’s Into the Inferno, Ron Howard’s The Beatles: Eight Days a Week – The Touring Years,...

Barry Jenkins' "Moonlight" (and one of my favorite films of the year) was the big winner at the 26th Annual Gotham Awards taking home Best Feature and Screenplay trophies along with Ensemble and Audience awards.

Here's the complete list of nominees and winners (highlighted) of the 26th Annual Gotham Awards:

Best Feature

.Certain Women.

.Everybody Wants Some!!.

.Manchester by the Sea.

.Moonlight. (Winner)

.Paterson.

Best Documentary

.Cameraperson.

.I Am Not Your Negro.

.O.J.: Made in America. (Winner)

.Tower.

.Weiner.

"Manchester By The Sea"

Bingham Ray Breakthrough Director Award

Robert Eggers for .The Witch.

Anna Rose Holmer for .The Fits.

Daniel Kwan & Daniel Scheinert for .Swiss Army Man.

Trey Edward Shults for .Krisha. (Winner)

Richard Tanne for .Southside with You.

Best Screenplay

.Hell or High Water,. Taylor Sheridan

.Love & Friendship,. Whit Stillman

.Manchester by the Sea,. Kenneth Lonergan

.Moonlight,. Story by Tarell Alvin McCraney; Screenplay by Barry Jenkins (Winner)

.Paterson,...

It started as a little love letter to his wife.

“I really did just wake up one day and was like, ‘I have yet to write a song about her.’ That’s just one of those cheesy things you do for your girlfriend when you’re 16, but I decided to do it when I was 25,” Thomas Rhett tells People of writing the tune “Die a Happy Man” for his wife, Lauren.

The two were high school sweethearts and married in 2012 at 22. “Everybody was telling us not to … but we just fell in love at a young age,” he says. “The...

A total of 145 feature documentaries were submitted to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for consideration for the 89th Academy Awards.

Out of those films the members of the Academy’s documentary branch will select a shortlist of 15 features that will be announced in December, and the five nominations will be announced on January 24.

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Among the titles included in the list are Ava DuVernay’s “13th,” the Sundance Documentary Grand Jury Prize winner “Weiner” by Josh Kriegman and Elyse Steinberg, Raoul Peck’s Toronto Film Festival Audience Award winner “I Am Not Your Negro,” the visually stunning “Voyage of Time: The Imax Experience” by Terrence Malik and Otto Bell’s “The Eagle Huntress.”

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This year Asif Kapadia and James Gay-Rees’ film “Amy” about British singer Amy Winehouse...

Kenneth Lonergan’s drama declared its awards season credentials on Thursday with four nods for the 26th annual Ifp Gotham Awards.

Manchester By The Sea is in the running for best feature, best screenplay for Lonergan, best actor for Casey Affleck and breakthrough actor for Lucas Hedges.

The film premiered at Sundance, when Amazon Studios acquired North American rights and Universal picked up the rest of the world.

Meanwhile Barry Jenkins’ Moonlight from A24 continued to build up a head of steam following its recent world premiere in Telluride and subsequent Toronto presentations, picking up a nomination for best feature and the special jury award for ensemble cast.

“We wish to offer our hearty congratulations to the 2016 Gotham Awards nominees, all of whose unique and exciting artistic achievements represent the very best in independent storytelling,” said Joana Vicente, executive director of Ifp and the Made In NY Media Center.

Ifp members will determine the Gotham Independent Film Audience...

The Broadcast Film Critics Association (Bfca) and the Broadcast Television Journalists Association (Btja) have announced the nominees for their inaugural Critics’ Choice Documentary Awards, taking place next month at a first-time gala event in Brooklyn, New York. Ava DuVernay’s “13th,” Ezra Edelman’s “O.J.: Made in America” and Clay Tweel’s “Gleason” lead the pack of nominees, with five nominations each. Other nominees include Kirsten Johnson’s “Cameraperson,” the gob-smacking “Weiner” and recent Netflix features “Amanda Knox” and “Audrie & Daisy.”

“It is an amazing time for documentaries, with the ever-increasing number of platforms enabling producers to reach enthusiastic and growing audiences for non-fiction storytelling,” said Bfca and Btja President Joey Berlin. “This is clearly demonstrated in the depth and quality of our inaugural nominees. We have a wealth of brilliant creators who are bringing to light some of the most entertaining and illuminating stories being told today. Indeed, documentary filmmaking is modern investigative journalism.

Beyoncé, our human angel, was practically floating as she strolled down the streets of Manhattan on Wednesday afternoon. The singer, who will be wrapping up her Formation world tour at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey on Friday, looked like a candy-coated dream in a pink and silver striped skirt complete with a matching butterfly sweater and Gucci hat. Beyoncé's casual outing comes a month after she attended Budweiser's Made in America Festival in Philadelphia with husband Jay Z, and although she's been keeping a low profile, she did celebrate her 35th birthday with a star-studded Soul Train-themed bash in September. Related Stories:This College Course on Beyoncé’s Lemonade Has Us Thirsty For Knowledge30 Beyoncé Dance Moves That Will Make Your Soul Shiver20 Beyoncé Facts Only a Real Beyhive Member Would Know...

It was an exciting weekend for Beyoncé! The superstar turned 35 on Sept. 4 and she celebrated with all of her close friends and family. After attending the Made in America Festival on Sunday, Beyoncé threw a Soul Train-themed birthday party Monday evening. Beyoncé wore a sequined ensemble at the bash where she partied with her husband Jay Z, her sister Solange Knowles and tons of celeb guests, including Kelly Rowland, Michelle Williams, Usher and Serena Williams. Beyoncé and Jay Z's daughter Blue Ivy Carter was also at the party and gave her mom a sweet birthday shout-out during the celebration. Take a look at the E! News video above to get more scoop on...

How do you know you've absolutely, positively made it? When you're hanging with freakin' Jay Z & Beyonce in double couple bliss ... just like Carmelo Anthony and Lala did last weekend.  It was queen Bey's birthday weekend, and the uber-powerful foursome spent a lot of Qt together ... hitting up Hov's Made In America concert in Philly on Sunday ... then Beyonce's Soul Train party in NYC Monday night. Who needs championships when you're running with royalty ... right,...

The year isn't over yet, but we're already convinced that Beyoncé threw the best birthday party of 2016. The "Formation" singer kicked off celebrations for her 35th year of being an earthbound goddess by attending Budweiser's Made in America Festival in Philadelphia on Sunday, where she spent quality time with former president Bill Clinton and Chance the Rapper. The next day, she made her way back to NYC to host one seriously funky, Soul Train-themed bash with guests like Serena Williams, Usher, Sean "Diddy" Combs, Alicia Keys, Swizz Beatz, and Destiny's Child members Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams. Beyoncé and hubby Jay Z (who was dressed as Jimi Hendrix, by the way) burned up the dance floor, and Usher was kind enough to record the adorable moment when their daughter, 4-year-old Blue Ivy, said, "Happy birthday, mommy!" into the microphone via Snapchat. The festivities reportedly didn't end until 5 a.m.

Sunday marked the 35th birthday of human angel Beyoncé Knowles. To celebrate, the pop star attended Budweiser's Made in America Festival in Philadelphia. At one point, she chatted with former president and potential first gentleman Bill Clinton; at another, Chance the Rapper sang her a sweet birthday song from the stage while she bashfully hid behind Jay Z. Beyoncé of course deserved a little downtime on such a holy day. After all, she's been killing it on the Formation World Tour for months now, and she just recently shut down the MTV VMAs with a showstopping 15-minute performance. For the record, in light of all her professional prowess, it's amazing to see that the "Happy Birthday" song can make her shy.

Something tells us this is one birthday Beyoncé won't forget anytime soon. As the Budweiser Made in America festival continued Sunday evening, the "Halo" singer and husband Jay Z had a front-row seat to all the performances. E! News can confirm the birthday girl was able to take in the sounds of Chance the Rapper, Coldplay and more artists with close friends Kelly Rowland, La La Anthony and Carmelo Anthony. And yes, Bey's husband was close by too. "They were acting very affectionate and dancing with each other near the stage," an eyewitness shared with E! News. "Jay Z had his arms around her and kissed Beyoncé during the show. He was dancing behind her the whole...

A more conventional music doc than his previous entry into the field, the Jay-z team-up Made in America (2013), Ron Howard's The Beatles: Eight Days a Week supplies a month-by-month account of the band's brief tenure (shockingly short by today's standards) as a live band. Predictably full of great performing footage and incorporating new interviews with the too-few surviving witnesses, the doc may hold few revelations for baby boomers and their kids, who've had ample opportunities to revisit the material. But it will make a fine entry point for younger auds who grew up with

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Most know Darryl "Dmc" McDaniels for his sick rhymes, hip-hop legacy in groundbreaking group Run-dmc and placement in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - but his rock star life was riddled with demons. Growing Pains: A Tough Transition to StardomGrowing up in a middle-class family in Queens, New York, McDaniels - a comic book nerd who took up deejaying on his brother's turntable as a preteen - started rapping for fun with friend Joseph "Run" Simmons as a kid. A shy guy, McDaniels started drinking young, turning to malt liquor (Olde English 800 was a go-to) for a confidence booster.

Most know Darryl "Dmc" McDaniels for his sick rhymes, hip-hop legacy in groundbreaking group Run-dmc and placement in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - but his rock star life was riddled with demons. Growing Pains: A Tough Transition to StardomGrowing up in a middle-class family in Queens, New York, McDaniels - a comic book nerd who took up deejaying on his brother's turntable as a preteen - started rapping for fun with friend Joseph "Run" Simmons as a kid. A shy guy, McDaniels started drinking young, turning to malt liquor (Olde English 800 was a go-to) for a confidence booster.

Jay Z’s Philadelphia based festival Made In America is returning to the East coast this fall, bringing along a massive roster of top notch talent for this year’s event. Rihanna and Coldplay will star as headliners for the festival, with Lil’ Wayne and 2 Chainz going back to back as Collegrove.

While the lineup weighs heavy with hip hop acts, a number of electronic music artists fill the list as well. Martin Garrix, Jamie xx, Adventure Club, Madeon, Grimes, Anna Lunoe, Disciples and Gallant represent the dance music portion of the lineup, making for an enticing cast of performers.

Tidal subscribers will get a head start on ticket sales, with passes going on sale for users of the service today, while General admissions tickets will go on sale on June 27. You can head here for more information.

Made In America will be hosted by Budweiser and will run September 3 and 4 at Benjamin Franklin Parkway.

Director Ron Howard is taking his second foray into documentary territory (after 2013’s Made In America) with The Beatles: Eight Days a Week – The Touring Years, and with this news comes the first U.K. teaser trailer.

Over The Beatles‘ rendition of “Twist and Shout,” the teaser gives glimpses of the pressure, hysteria, and joy experienced by four friends from Liverpool who really shook things up with their first world tour. Seeming to combine vintage, beautifully filmic concert footage with standard talking-head interviews, the documentary looks to be a vibrant, if somewhat by the books look into one of the biggest names in music.

Shake it up, baby with the first U.K. teaser, along with a poster below.

Academy Award-winner Ron Howard’s highly anticipated documentary feature film about The Beatles’ phenomenal early career The Beatles: Eight Days A Week – The Touring Years.

Featuring rare and exclusive footage from...

The TV event of 2016 so far was surely FX's marvelous miniseries The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story, which turned the Trial of the (last) Century into 10 fascinating, funny, tragic hours of drama that shed new light on a case that most of its viewers thought they already knew by heart. Given the phenomenon of The People v. O.J., you would think a five-part, 7.5-hour (10 with commercials) documentary on the same subject would be redundant. Who needs to spend even more time watching a retelling of Simpson's trial for murdering ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ronald Goldman? Instead, Espn's newest 30 for 30 film O.J. Simpson: Made in America(*) proves to not only be better than The People v. O.J. — and among the best things Espn has aired in its history — but a perfect complement to the FX show. Where People v. O.J. was...

Ron Howard's upcoming Beatles film will be featured in Hulu Documentary Films, the streaming service's newest division. Howard's movie – working title The Beatles: Eight Days a Week – will debut in theaters and on Hulu this fall, Variety reports. The deal marks Hulu's first exclusive documentary premiere following a theatrical run.

Eight Days a Week focuses on the Beatles' iconic early years between 1962 and 1966. It will feature rare and previously unseen footage. Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, Yoko Ono and the late George Harrison's wife Olivia Harrison are involved in the production.

For the past few years, The Academy has been releasing online new episodes of their series, Academy Originals. The documentary-style series examines everything from the creative process, to the moments that changed the course of filmmaking, to the artists who are charting its future.

Their latest Monday episode features Bryce Dallas Howard (Jurassic World) and her father Ron Howard (Apollo 13, In The Heart Of The Sea). Just last week, the Oscar-winning director received his second star on Hollywood’s Walk Of Fame.

In “Family Film School: The Howards,” watch as the father/daughter duo discuss their careers in Hollywood, what they’ve learned from each other and some of their favorite film moments.

In addition to In The Heart Of The Sea, Howard’s recent films include the critically acclaimed drama Rush, staring Chris Hemsworth and Daniel Brühl, written by Peter Morgan; and “Made In America,” a music documentary he directed for Showtime,...

Turns out there's a mastermind behind the explosive success of Demi Lovato and Nick Jonas ... his name is Jay Z. Sources tell us earlier this year, Jay's company, Roc Nation, quietly merged with Philymack, the management company that handles Demi and Nick.   We're told Jay took a keen interest in both singers and started engineering some pivotal career moves in late 2014 ... Nick appearing on the cover of Flaunt magazine in his underwear and playing in the Made in America Festival.

Patti Labelle shut down a “rude” fan in true diva style. The “New Attitude” singer showed some of that attitude when she tore into the man for stripping on stage. Things went sideways on Friday night at a concert in Vancouver, after the music legend invited several members of the audience on stage to dance. Also Read: Beyonce Proves She's a Badass B-ch at Jay Z's Made in America Festival As she belted out the hit “Lady Marmalade,” one man began to vogue and started unbuttoning his shirt. But Ms. Patti wasn’t having it and scolded him. “Don’t you dare,...

Beyoncé and Jay Z showed sweet Pda while on their lavish vacation in Sardinia, Italy, on Saturday. The couple, who is currently overseas to celebrate Beyoncé's 34th birthday, shared a romantic moment by the water, kissing, cuddling, and even appearing to sing to each other. Nearby, their 3-year-old daughter, Blue Ivy, played with Beyoncé's Bff Kelly Rowland, who also brought her husband, Tim Witherspoon, and son, Titan, along for the trip. Beyoncé stunned in a white crop top and printed skirt, and she and Jay swayed back and forth with their arms around each other - even after seven years of marriage, these two are clearly still crazy in love. The couple and their crew headed to the Amalfi Coast last week, just days after Beyoncé hit the stage at the Made in America Festival in Philadelphia over Labor Day weekend. In an incredibly cute moment, Jay was...

Beyoncé was in great company while celebrating her birthday in Italy this week. The singer, who turned 34 on Sept. 4, was spotted showing off her legs in a zebra-print romper on the Amalfi Coast on Thursday. She was joined by her husband, Jay Z, and their 3-year-old daughter Blue Ivy, as well as her cousin, Angie Beyince. Also along for the fun getaway was Bey's Bff Kelly Rowland, who brought along her husband, Tim Witherspoon, and their baby boy Titan. After enjoying a meal (and a large glass of wine) at La Conca del Sogno in Nerano, the group boarded a small boat that took them across the water to a waiting yacht. It's been a busy month for Beyoncé, who, despite not having any new music out, is still dominating the stage and the covers of fashion magazines. She performed an incredible set at the Made in America Festival over...