Among Riley Green devotees, one of the only things that rivals seeing him shirtless is an appearance by his dog, Carl the Cowboy Corgi.
Recently, Riley revealed that Carl has become a daddy.
“Carl and Carol Ann, that’s his little girlfriend, they had corgi blue heeler puppies, and it’s all that’s going on at the farm in Alabama right now.”
“It’s kinda nice,” Riley continues. “Nobody talks to me, they just go right into the puppy room, you know? He just had two [puppies], so I’m in this weird spot of if she’d had a [large] litter, I probably would have had to get rid of some. But just two, I’m like, ‘We might have to keep ‘em.'”
For more of Carl, you can check out his Instagram.
For more of Riley, you’ll want to be sure to check out the new Taylor Sheridan series Marshals, where the country star is set to make his acting debut. It premieres March 1 on CBS and Paramount+.
Las Vegas “just might” name a street after Bruno Mars.
The Las Vegas Review Journal reports that the star, who’s been performing at the Dolby Theater at Park MGM in Las Vegas on and off since 2016, will have a street named after him. Specifically, reps for MGM Resorts International have told the publication that Park Avenue, which runs between the Park MGM and the T-Mobile Arena, will be renamed Bruno Mars Drive.
It’s not clear when this will happen, though Bruno does plan to kick off his The Romantic Tour April 10 with two shows at Las Vegas’ Allegiant Stadium.
Bruno’s album The Romantic, his first solo album since 2016, is out Friday. He recently unveiled the track list:
“Risk It All” “Cha Cha Cha” “I Just Might” “God Was Showing Off” “Why You Wanna Fight?” “On My Soul” “Something Serious” “Nothing Left” “Dance With Me”
Ryan Coogler attends the 2026 EE BAFTA Film Awards Nominees’ Party at the National Portrait Gallery on February 21, 2026, in London, England. (Photo by Neil Mockford/WireImage)
Fresh off Ryan Coogler’s history-making win at the BAFTAs, Hulu has announced it greenlight a pilot of his The X-Files reboot. He is set to write and direct the pilot, which will star Danielle Deadwyler.
Hulu reports Deadwyler will portray an FBI agent who forms an unlikely bond with a fellow agent whose personality is completely different than her own, as they work within “long-shuttered division devoted to cases involving unexplained phenomena.”
Jennifer Yale will serve as a showrunner and executive producer alongside seriescreator Chris Carter, Coogler, his wife, Zinzi Coogler, and Sev Ohanian. Proximity Media’s Simone Harris will act as co-executive producer. Francine Maisler, who previously cast Sinners, will handle casting for The X-Files reboot.
The reboot marks the latest project under Coogler’s five-year exclusive television deal with Disney.
Coogler won best original screenplay for Sinners at the BAFTA Awards, making him the first Black person to win the award.
Disney is the parent company of ABC News and Hulu.
Presenters Alex Lifeson and Geddy Lee of Rush speak onstage at the 32nd Annual Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony at Barclays Center on April 7, 2017 in New York City. (Photo by Mike Coppola/Getty Images)
The members of Rush are giving fans an update on how things are going with new drummer Anika Nilles as they get ready to launch their Fifty Something tour. It will be their first tour since the 2020 death of drummer Neil Peart.
Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson talked to the U.K.’s Planet Rock about the tour, revealing that Nilles already knows about 25 Rush songs. Lee noted it’s been “really fun to watch” her get to know the material.
“It’s one thing to play it for the first time and to work out what are the parts that have to be essentially Neil Peart’s parts and what parts she can make her own,” Lee said. “And that has been wonderful to watch and really exciting for Al and I because now she doesn’t have to think about it.”
Lee explained that Nilles didn’t know much of their music coming into the gig.
“She knew, of course, a couple of the big songs, and of course every drummer on earth knew Neil and his reputation, he was very respected,” Lee said. He noted that Nilles did know their hit “Tom Sawyer,” but she “was kind of nervous” to play it because it’s such an important song.
Lee and Lifeson also discussed their plans to pay tribute to Peart during the show.
“We’re gonna do two sets,” said Lee. “In each of those sets, we’ll take a song and, you know, do a bit of our own way of tributing to Neil, and of course, his presence will be throughout the evening.”
The North American leg of the tour kicks off on June 7 in Los Angeles. The tour will also hit South America, Europe and the U.K. Tour dates can be found at Rush.com.
The Oscar-winning composer will score the streaming service’s upcoming thriller series All the Sinners Bleed. He will do so alongside his composer collective Bleeding Fingers Music. This upcoming show is an adaptation of S.A. Cosby’s thriller novel of the same name.
All the Sinners Bleed will follow the first Black sheriff in a Southern county who is haunted by his mother’s death. He leads the hunt for a serial killer who has targeted the county’s Black community for years.
It is currently in production in Atlanta, Georgia, and comes from showrunner Joe Robert Cole, who also writes, executive produces and directs several episodes.
“All the Sinners Bleed lives in the tension between faith, violence and redemption, the kind of moral complexity where music speaks most powerfully. Joe Robert Cole and S.A. Cosby have created a world that is haunting, intimate and unflinchingly human,” Zimmer said in a press release. “We’re proud to collaborate with Netflix, Higher Ground and Amblin on a series unafraid to sit with discomfort and truth, allowing the score to breathe in moments of silence as much as in moments of chaos.”
Cole similarly spoke highly of Zimmer in his own statement.
“Hans crafts unforgettable themes and immersive scores that root you emotionally in the world of a story. Our series explores the lighter and darker halves of who we are as people and which side wins within us,” Cole said. “I’m incredibly excited to have Hans and the Bleeding Fingers Music composer collective interpreting this core contention through music.”
Linda Perry, ‘Beautiful’ (Kill Rock Stars/670 Records)
4 Non Blondes frontwoman Linda Perry has released her version of “Beautiful,” the song she wrote that became one of Christina Aguilera’s signature hits.
It’s accompanied by a video directed by Linda’s ex-wife, Sara Gilbert, and starring their child, Rhodes Perry. Linda also appears in the clip, which is set during a talent show in the 1940s, and also features actors Lukas Haas and Shane Powers.
“Beautiful” appears on Linda’s new solo album, Let It Die Here, due out May 8. “When I wrote ‘Beautiful,’ I had no idea I was struggling inside,” she says in a statement.
Of the song’s lyric “I am beautiful no matter what they say,” Linda says, “‘They’ represents the insecurities we all face, the fear that makes people unkind simply because someone or something is different. ‘Beautiful’ is about self-expression, being free to be whoever you want to be.”
Quoting the lyric “Don’t you bring me down today,” she says, “Don’t you dare try to make me feel less than, not good enough, or ugly because I don’t look like you. Don’t treat me like I don’t matter just because I do not speak or think like you. I will shine in every single way, and no one can take that from me, you, or anyone.”
Linda will be performing the song on Tuesday’s episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live! on ABC.
Greenlandic Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen speaks to the media the day after U.S. President Donald Trump walked back on his most aggressive threats over acquiring Greenland on January 22, 2026, in Nuuk, Greenland. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)
(GREENLAND) — Greenland’s prime minister has rejected President Donald Trump’s offer to send a U.S. military hospital ship to Greenland, dismissing the proposal as uninvited and rooted in a fundamental misunderstanding of how Nordic societies function.
“It’s a no thank you from here,” Greenlandic Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen said in a statement Sunday. “President Trump’s idea of sending an American hospital ship here to Greenland has been noted. But we have a public healthcare system where treatment is free for citizens. That is a deliberate choice — and a fundamental part of our society. That is not how it works in the USA, where it costs money to see a doctor.”
Trump made the announcement Saturday evening on his social media platform, posting alongside an illustration of the U.S. naval hospital ship USNS Mercy, saying, “We are going to send a great hospital boat to Greenland to take care of the many people who are sick, and not being taken care of there. It’s on the way!!!”
On Saturday, a U.S. Navy sailor was medically evacuated from an American nuclear-powered submarine by Danish military forces, according to a U.S. and Danish official.
But what prompted Trump to float sending a hospital ship to Greenland isn’t clear, particularly given the Danish territory’s universal health system serving roughly 60,000 citizens. The White House did not return a request for comment.
Trump has long pushed the idea of the U.S. buying Greenland from Denmark, citing national security needs and tapping its natural resources, and has not ruled out taking it by military force over the heated objections of Greenlanders and the Danes. He said in January he had a framework of a deal with Denmark, Greenland and NATO, but revealed few details.
About 80% of Greenlanders have at least annual contact with a primary care doctor, according to data from Queen Ingrid Health Care Centre, the country’s main hospital hub. The figures are even higher for women: roughly 90% report regular contact, compared to 76% of men.
The U.S. Navy has two hospital ships, both currently in Mobile, Alabama, one of which is likely months away from being able to deploy. The White House did not respond to a request for comment.
The Mercy, whose homeport is San Diego, is a 1,000-bed hospital ship commissioned in 1986 and is deployed for disaster relief and other large-scale medical crises, including in 2020 when it deployed to Los Angeles, where the ship served as a floating relief valve for the city’s overburdened medical system during the first chaotic stretch of the COVID-19 pandemic. It’s unclear whether it’s actually preparing to deploy to Greenland. The Navy did not immediately respond to a request for information on why it is in Mobile.
The Navy’s other hospital ship, the USNS Comfort is undergoing extensive maintenance in Mobile expected to last through April 26, according to the repair contract reviewed by ABC News.
Trump said he was working on the matter with Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry, whom he appointed as a special envoy to Greenland last year. While Landry served in the National Guard for 11 years, he has no significant foreign policy or health care experience.
“We are always open to dialogue and cooperation — also with the USA,” Nielsen said. “But please talk to us instead of just making more or less random statements on social media. Dialogue and cooperation require respect for the fact that decisions about our country are made here at home.”
Cover art for Baby Keem’s ‘Ca$ino’ (pgLang/Eerie Times/Columbia Records)
Baby Keem has released the music video for his song “Birds & the Bees.”
Directed by Jack Begert, the video shows Keem growing frustrated with his partner, Anna, for purposely taking a long time to get ready for an event. She fires back, complaining about how many times she’s gone out with him that week, prompting him to mumble, “I should have brought Jade.” The remark backfires, and Anna punches him, leaving him with a bloody nose before storming out.
Keem later sits with friends and learns that Anna is rumored to have “two kings.” He checks his phone and bank account, only to discover she has drained his funds. He jumps into a car and races after Anna, catching sight of her as she boards a private jet. However, he arrives at the runway too late, as the jet has already taken off.
The music video is now available on YouTube.
“Birds & the Bees” appears on Keem’s newly released album, Ca$ino. He’s set to support the project with a tour that kicks off April 11.
Pink performs at PETCO Park on Sept. 11, 2024 in San Diego, California. (Daniel Knighton/Getty Images)
Pink doesn’t have a tour booked for 2026 — at least, that we know of — but if you want to see her rock a stadium this year, she’s performing a one-night-only gig in San Diego’s Petco Park on May 15.
The show, called Concert for Cures, is a benefit for Curebound, a charity that funds innovative adult and pediatric cancer research. You can sign up now for early access to tickets Wednesday at curbound.org/concert-for-cures. In addition to regular tickets, VIP packages with table seating, food and wine, parking and more are available.
Pink is just the latest superstar to perform a one-off concert for Curebound. Over the past few years, the charity has hosted concerts by Elton John, Alicia Keys and Ed Sheeran.
Courtney Love attends the Fendi Couture Haute Couture Spring Summer 2023 show as part of Paris Fashion Week on January 26, 2023 in Paris, France. (Marc Piasecki/WireImage)
The screening of the Courtney Love documentary Antiheroine at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival was apparently not the finished version of the film.
The Hole frontwoman’s manager, Jonathan Daniel, tells The Hollywood Reporter, “The cut that went to Sundance was never intended as final.”
“It’s actually the first edit of the film,” Daniel continues. “We were surprised and flattered that they wanted to screen it, so we approved it being shown even though it was not finished.”
Daniel’s comments come in response to THR citing a source claiming Love is “telling friends she’s unhappy with the movie and wants to recut it with new material.”
“Courtney will always be unfiltered and may speak out of turn,” Daniel says. “But I can assure you she’s dedicated to finishing the doc and then promoting it when it’s out.”
Antiheroine, which was announced in December, features interviews with Love and her Hole bandmates Melissa Auf der Maur, Eric Erlandson and Patty Schemel, as well as Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong and R.E.M.’s Michael Stipe.
“Singer, songwriter, and actor Courtney Love has long had an impact on rock and pop culture,” the doc’s description reads. “Now sober and set to release new music for the first time in over a decade, Courtney is ready to reveal her story, unfiltered and unapologetic.”
