Bono was on hand at the Cannes Film Festival on Friday night for the world premiere of his new Apple documentary, “Bono: Stories of Surrender,” where the U2 frontman received a 7-minute standing ovation following the screening. Bono grew emotional during the minutes-long ovation. As the applause began to wane, he opened his speech with

Kate Mara didn’t know exactly what she was getting into with Tim Robinson before joining the cast of “Friendship.” She wasn’t familiar with “I Think You Should Leave,” the absurdist Netflix sketch comedy created by Robinson and Zach Kanin – and “Friendship” very much plays like a 97-minute version of the series. Thankfully, the screenplay

Speaking of “Voices Carry,” the band Til Tuesday has really been keeping it down now for the last 35 years… as in, they haven’t done a show since breaking up as the ’80s gave way to the ’90s. Was the prospect of a reunion a hell-freezes-over situation for singer-songwriter Aimee Mann? Apparently not: whatever obstacles

Bono tells the story of his life and takes us inside his ambition, his passion, his celebrity, his charity, and his family demons (he’s got one of those fathers you wrestle with for your entire life, even after he’s gone).

“Deliver Me From Nowhere,” 20th Century Studios’ Bruce Springsteen biopic, will hit theaters on Oct. 24, 2025. “The Bear” star Jeremy Allen White plays the Boss in the film directed and written by Scott Cooper (“Crazy Heart,” “Hostiles”). “Deliver Me From Nowhere” adapts Warren Zanes’ book of the same name about the making of Springsteen’s