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USA TODAY’s Brian Truitt chats with Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter about reprising their roles for “Bill & Ted Face the Music,” out Friday.

Kelly Ripa reveals to People magazine how she and Mark Consuelos decided that their daughter Lola could have a public Instagram page.

Alyssa Milano, who tested positive for COVID-19 antibodies, reveals that she’s losing her hair. She believes it’s a long-term symptom of coronavirus.

Rachael Ray confirmed her family was safe and thanked first responders after a fire tore through her upstate New York home Sunday night.

New music this weekend includes Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion’s NSFW “WAP,” Luke Bryan’s new LP plus a song from the late Juice Wrld and The Weeknd.

Val Kilmer and his daughter Mercedes spoke with USA TODAY about their new film, “Paydirt.” Kilmer also talked about the upcoming “Top Gun” sequel.

Tony Danza and Alyssa Milano will star in a “Who’s the Boss?” TV sequel. It could join a list of other successful 80’s reboots.

On the “Hollywood Raw” podcast, actor Brian Austin Green discussed his single life and co-parenting with his ex, actress Megan Fox.

From her backyard to her best friends, we see many sides of Beyoncé in “Black is King.” The visual album is out now on Disney+.

Breonna Taylor is on the cover of September’s “O, The Oprah Magazine.” It’s the first cover in the publication’s history to not feature Oprah Winfrey.