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Channing Tatum is giving unhinged Instagram energy after Zoë Kravitz got engaged to Harry Styles. The internet is absolutely losing it over Channing's cryptic IG Stories, which people are comparing to "a '00s teen on AIM." Someone said "it's giving Tom Brady" and honestly? That tracks. Meanwhile, congratulations to Zoë and Harry, you gorgeous, gorgeous people.

Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka made a rare public appearance with their 15-year-old twins. The family that normally only surfaces in matching Halloween costumes was spotted out in the wild, and honestly it feels illegal to see them in regular clothes. Those kids are 15 now?! Time is a scam.

Music

Megan Thee Stallion is leaving Moulin Rouge! on Broadway earlier than planned. She announced her early departure on Instagram, thanking fans for supporting her "incredible journey." Hot Girl Meg on the Great White Way was a moment, and we'll miss her, but something tells me she's got plans.

David Lee Roth crashed Teddy Swims' Stagecoach set for a surprise "Jump" performance. This is the collab literally no one predicted but everyone needed. Diamond Dave showing up at a country festival to perform Van Halen? Stagecoach stays undefeated for chaotic energy.

Lainey Wilson brought out Riley Green after her Stagecoach set got canceled. Her originally scheduled performance was scrapped, but she refused to let fans down and delivered a standout moment with Green and Big & Rich performing "I Think I'll Just Stay Here and Drink." Queen behavior.

Zach Bryan clapped back at fans complaining about his Nebraska show being cut short — for lightning. He called them "Karens," which… sir, you were literally dodging lightning bolts. Safety first, complaints never. He confirmed he'll be back, so everyone can relax.

El Último de la Fila returned to the stage after 30 YEARS. The iconic Spanish rock band kicked off their reunion tour in Fuengirola, and if you know, you know — this is monumental. Three decades of waiting, and their songs still hit.

Madonna's "Club Confessions" dance party at The Abbey in West Hollywood was THE ticket this weekend. If you weren't there, Billboard's Pop Shop podcast is giving you the full play-by-play. Madge turning WeHo into her personal dance floor at this point in the game? Iconic forever.

'American Idol' went full Taylor Swift for a theme night. The remaining contestants took on Taylor's catalog, and honestly, this was inevitable. The Swifties are going to have opinions, and they will be LOUD.

Movies & TV

The Michael Jackson biopic moonwalked straight to No. 1 at the U.K. and Ireland box office. It opened with a massive £11.6 million ($15.6 million), one of the strongest debuts of the year. It also claimed the top spot in China, pulling $4.8 million. Whatever you think about the film, people are showing up.

Zoe Saldaña is joining Cartoon Saloon's animated feature Julián ahead of its Annecy premiere. Fresh off her Oscar win for Emilia Pérez, Saldaña is teaming up with her sisters and the legendary Irish animation studio. This woman does not rest.

Annecy Animation Festival's 2026 lineup is absolutely stacked. Brad Bird's Ray Gunn, Pixar's Gatto, Ricky Gervais' Alley Cats, AND a Rick & Morty spinoff are all headlining. Plus, Singapore's The Violinist is making history as the country's first film in the main competition. Animation girlies, this is your Super Bowl.

Tony Leung Chiu-wai will chair the jury at the Shanghai Film Festival. The man, the legend, the In the Mood for Love icon — heading the Golden Goblet Awards. Prestige move.

Celebrity Tea

Zoë Kravitz and Harry Styles are engaged, and the internet cannot cope. But the REAL story is Channing Tatum's chaotic Instagram response. Posting cryptic stories like it's 2007 and he just changed his MySpace song to something passive-aggressive. We are all watching, Channing. We are all watching.

Ryan Castro went from being called "ghetto singer" to filling stadiums in Medellín. His hometown show was a full-circle moment, and the production was absolutely massive. A real one's-rise-up story.

TikTok & Internet

Dogfish Head becoming the official beer of the Grateful Dead is the most niche crossover of the week. Founder Sam Calagione says it's their "most rewarding collaborative project ever," and honestly, Deadheads and craft beer enthusiasts are the same circle on the Venn diagram. This was destiny.

Yakusho Koji reflected on 48 years in Japanese cinema, including how Shall We Dance? eventually led to Wim Wenders' Perfect Days. Fun fact: his stage name exists because his acting teacher thought his real surname was too boring. The man has range AND a rebrand origin story.