The entertainment world is abuzz with a myriad of news, from highly anticipated music reunions and new album releases to celebrity lifestyle updates and film industry insights. At the forefront of discussions is the ongoing speculation surrounding Oasis, just weeks into their sell-out 41-date reunion tour. Rumors suggest that Noel and Liam Gallagher have been offered four massive shows at Knebworth House next year, commemorating the 30th anniversary of their iconic 1996 concerts. Additionally, a potential residency at the Etihad Stadium, home of their beloved Manchester City, has been floated. Despite the fan frenzy and online rumors, sources close to the band indicate that the brothers are not considering any further plans for 2026, opting for a well-earned holiday after the current tour concludes. They acknowledge the immense public desire to 'keep the magic going' but face a difficult decision on whether to close this chapter or continue their cultural movement.

Amidst the reunion buzz, Liam Gallagher has faced new restrictions on stage, reportedly banned from throwing his tambourine and maracas into the crowd after an incident at a Wembley show. During a performance in Scotland, Liam used the opportunity to critique Edinburgh Council Chiefs, who had previously characterized Oasis fans as 'fat, drunk, and rowdy,' calling them 'f****** slags' and ridiculing the Fringe Festival. Backstage, Noel Gallagher maintains a retro vibe, with his private chamber reportedly stocked with Wagon Wheels, a detail his podcaster pal Matt Morgan found amusing. Meanwhile, Liam also offered a touching shout-out to Susan Boyle at their final Murrayfield Stadium gig, delighting the singer.

The Oasis reunion has also inspired other artists, with Kasabian frontman Serge Pizzorno revealing that the band's next album, set to drop next year, has been fast-tracked due to the Gallagher brothers' comeback. Kasabian, known for their seven successive No. 1 albums, are also celebrating their track 'Happenings' becoming the new title track for the 2025/26 Premier League season, featuring a collaboration with rising star Cristale. Serge also reminisced about former Leicester City striker Jamie Vardy, hailing him as a true football legend.

Beyond the rock scene, new music continues to emerge. Tom Grennan is set to release his new album 'Everywhere I Went, Led Me To Where I Didn’t Want To Be,' expressing newfound mental and physical readiness. Other new releases include singles from former Eurovision star Bambie Thug ('Redrum'), Moio ('Figure It Out'), Cat Burns ('All This Love'), and Ashnikko ('Trinkets'). Noughties fans can look forward to Supergrass's 20th anniversary edition of 'Road To Rouen,' featuring an unreleased track. A new British band, Velour Fog, fusing rock, hip-hop, and grunge, has also caught attention with their new tune 'The Zone.'

In the realm of celebrity, Jamie Dornan is promoting Diet Coke, showcasing his passion for cold-water swimming and his physique in the latest advert. Angelina Jolie is preparing to sell her Hollywood home, purchased in 2017 to be near Brad Pitt, as her youngest child approaches 18. Maura Higgins, a breakout star from Love Island, candidly spoke about experiencing post-traumatic stress disorder due to fame and past bad advice, but now feels empowered with an 'incredible team' as she prepares for 'The Traitors US.' Charli XCX and her husband George Daniel shared a rather unusual pre-wedding tradition, watching a horror movie about a serial killer who targets couples. Kylie Jenner's relationship with Timothee Chalamet is subject to swirling rumors, fueled by her Instagram story featuring breakup songs, though she remains outwardly unfazed.

Film and television updates are also making headlines. Jenna Ortega displayed bleached brows while promoting the second season of her hit Netflix show 'Wednesday' in South Korea, discussing a sword fight scene with Catherine Zeta-Jones, who plays her mother Morticia. At the UK box office, the horror movie 'Weapons,' starring Josh Brolin and Julia Garner, topped the charts, fending off Disney sequel 'Freakier Friday.' A biopic about the late Sinead O’Connor is in the works, directed by Josephine Decker, aiming to explore her global fame and activism. Furthermore, immersive play 'You Me Bum Bum Train,' known for its secrecy and A-list fans like Prince Harry and Madonna, is in early talks to be taken to Las Vegas, with superfan James Corden assisting in introductions to MGM executives.

Other notable news includes Beyonce's generous gesture to her dancers, showering them with Louis Vuitton gifts after the conclusion of her epic Cowboy Carter world tour. Joe Jonas and Demi Lovato reunited on stage 15 years after their brief relationship, singing hits from their 2008 Disney movie 'Camp Rock,' fueling speculation about a third film. My Chemical Romance has become the first band to announce a headline show at Wembley Stadium in July 2026, marking two decades since 'Welcome To The Black Parade.' Comedian Chabuddy G has been named the official PR for England’s Red Roses ahead of their Women’s Rugby World Cup campaign, filming a hilarious video with the players. Finally, Metallica's Robert Trujillo shared a poignant and somewhat humorous anecdote from Ozzy Osbourne's funeral, describing moments where he felt Ozzy was 'pranking' attendees from beyond the grave, such as Kelly Osbourne's lyrics blowing away and the sun appearing during Geezer Butler's eulogy.