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From Hollywood to Broadway, the world of entertainment never sleeps. Every morning, at exactly 6:01 a.m. EDT, the AP Top Entertainment News delivers the latest scoop on the most buzzed-about happenings in the world of film, music, television, and theater. Here’s a rundown of today’s most exciting news.
First on the list is the exciting announcement that Jennifer Lawrence is set to star in a new Netflix comedy called “Don’t Look Up.” Written and directed by Adam McKay, the film will follow the story of two low-level astronomers who embark on a media tour to warn mankind of an impending asteroid that will destroy Earth. Lawrence is set to star alongside Leonardo DiCaprio, marking their first collaboration together.
In another exciting announcement, it was revealed that Taylor Swift will perform at this year’s MTV Video Music Awards for the first time in five years. The singer is set to debut the live performance of her new single “Cardigan” from her surprise album “folklore.” The award show is set to take place on August 30th and will be a virtual event due to the ongoing pandemic.
On the theatrical front, it was announced that the Broadway production of “The Music Man” starring Hugh Jackman and Sutton Foster has been postponed to 2022. The revival was originally set to open in the fall of 2020 but was delayed due to the pandemic. The show’s producers stated that they are hopeful that Broadway will be ready to reopen in the spring of 2021, but they wanted to ensure the safety of the cast, crew, and audience members.
In other news, Disney announced that their live-action remake of “Mulan” will bypass theaters and instead debut on their streaming service, Disney+. The film will be available to subscribers on September 4th and will cost an additional $29.99 on top of the monthly subscription fee. The move to release the film directly to streaming comes as theaters remain closed in many parts of the world due to the pandemic.
Moving onto the world of music, it was announced that the iconic rock band Van Halen is releasing a new box set in October. The set, titled “The Japanese Singles 1978-1984,” will feature 13 replica 7-inch vinyl singles in their original sleeves and will include hits like “Jump,” “Running with the Devil,” and “Dance the Night Away.”
In other music news, Kesha announced that she has a new album in the works and that it will be titled “High Road.” The album is set to be a departure from her previous work and will showcase her growth as an artist. Kesha stated that the album is all about “exploring the beautiful nuances of individuality and self-acceptance.”
Finally, in good news for fans of The Weeknd, the singer revealed that he has another album on the way. The album, titled “After Hours Part 2,” will be a continuation of his most recent album, “After Hours,” which was released earlier this year. The Weeknd stated that the album will explore similar themes but will have a different sound and feel than its predecessor.
In conclusion, the AP Top Entertainment News at 6:01 a.m. EDT delivers the most jaw-dropping, exciting, and entertaining stories from the world of entertainment. From new films and albums to postponed Broadway productions and exciting awards show announcements, this morning’s news has something for everyone. Stay tuned for tomorrow’s top stories – we can’t wait to see what the entertainment world has in store for us next!
