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From TV to streaming, here’s how to watch the 2026 Oscars and what channel the Academy Awards will be broadcast on. 

Dak Prescott and Sarah Jane Ramos aren’t making it to the end zone.
The Dallas Cowboys quarterback and his fiancée called off their engagement more than a month before they were set to get married…
 

The concert will be the rapper’s most high-profile U.S. show in years since he lost business deals over hateful comments that he’s since attributed to a bipolar disorder diagnosis. 

BTS member Min Yoongi, aka Suga, is celebrating his 33rd birthday today, and his fellow members Kim Namjoon (RM) and Jung Hoseok (J-Hope) took to social media with quirky birthday wishes. RM shared a funny photo of Yoongi lying on a couch.

J-Hope posted a fun video where the members and the HYBE staff can be seen gathered around the birthday star. With their phone flashlights on, they cheer for him while two people bring out a cake. Yoongi appears shy as everyone celebrates around him.

ðŸ�± I’m not good with things like this *shy smile*ðŸ�± I’m really not good with stuff like this…ðŸ�± Stop it, stop it, stop iiiit! ~~~~ pic.twitter.com/tiPoBV3jAB
— â�· (@bangtanharu) March 9, 2026

Later, the rapper also went live to cut his cake and interact virtually with ARMYs. While speaking to fans, he mentioned that it is Ramadan and said, “They say that they are fasting. But in Ramadan, you are able to eat after sunset, right? Am I right? I also usually eat my first meal after sunset.”

Meanwhile, the official BTS account also shared a special birthday video. The clip used the song SDL and featured black-and-white montages and collages of Suga, capturing him during various moments and activities.

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Meanwhile, BTS is all set for their comeback this month. They will release their 5th studio album on March 20, followed by a special live event titled BTS The Comeback Live | Arirang, which will be streamed on Netflix. This is not all. BTS: The Return, a BTS documentary showcasing the making of their newest comeback album, will also arrive on Netflix on March 27, 2026.

From acclaimed director Bao Nguyen (The Stringer, The Greatest Night in Pop) and renowned producers, This Machine (Martha, Karol G) and HYBE, the film offers unprecedented access, following BTS as they come back together to begin a reunion set to be etched in pop culture history.
Also Read: Jungkook’s Snoring, RM’s Regret & More: Our Favourite Quotes From BTS’ Interview

Tori Spelling has had it with the negative comments about her appearance.
The Beverly Hills, 90210 alum admitted  that seeing constant speculation on social media alleging she’s gotten plastic…
 

For the first time, Hulu is offering livestream options. Here’s how you can watch the Academy Awards live this year. 

Never you fear, Brooks Nader is always here.
In fact, E! News can confirm the model will soon be donning the famed red swimsuit as she joins the cast of FOX’s Baywatch reboot, set to premiere…
 

Veteran actress Supriya Pathak has come out in support of her former co-star Deepika Padukone regarding the ongoing debate over working hours in the film industry. Joining the likes of Kareena Kapoor Khan and Ananya Panday, she shared her perspective on why the demand for an eight-hour shift is a necessary step for actors.
 
In a recent conversation with Bollywood Bubble, Supriya Pathak explained that acting requires significant mental and physical preparation, which is often compromised by gruelling schedules. She mentioned that for an actor to perform effectively, they need adequate time to focus on their craft.

She said, “Acting is such a craft that if I don’t work on myself, what story will I present to the audience? As an actor, I am the one facing the audience. And when you face an audience, you need to be prepared. If you don’t give me the time to prepare myself, how will I face them? So I think it’s very important that actors, whether male or female, are given the time to prepare.”
 
Beyond the professional requirements of the job, Supriya highlighted the unique challenges women face while balancing their careers and personal lives. Referencing how women often manage multiple thoughts and responsibilities simultaneously, she explained, “I feel our brains are thinking about twenty things at the same time, while a man’s brain often focuses on one thing. Their challenges are different, ours are different, which is why we need balance.”
 
She expressed strong belief in the inherent strength of women, adding, “I believe women are empowered within themselves. Sometimes we just don’t ignite that power. But if we get even a small spark, we can become a very powerful firecracker.”
 
The conversation also turned toward the long-standing issue of pay disparity in Bollywood. While Supriya admitted she does not track the specific earnings of others, she acknowledged that unequal pay is a global concern not limited to the entertainment sector.
 
She said, “I don’t know much about what others are paid. But I do believe this is not just a problem in our industry. It’s a global issue. Even today, many women are fighting against it.” She further explained that achieving balance will take time, saying, “Pay disparity is part of the larger conversation around women’s empowerment. Across the world, in almost every profession, even if a woman is equally capable, or sometimes better, she can still face unequal pay simply because she is a woman. That struggle is still ongoing, and achieving true equality will take time.”
 
The discussion follows Deepika Padukone’s recent decision to prioritize shorter shifts after the birth of her daughter, Dua, in 2024. This change in priorities reportedly led to her exiting major projects like Kalki 2898 AD and Spirit, though she remains attached to upcoming films such as Shah Rukh Khan’s King and Atlee’s next sci-fi project.
Also Read: Exclusive: “He Was Always There” – Supriya Pathak On Shahid Kapoor

The competition is meant to promote “optimistic science fiction storytelling.” 

The talent and management firm previously hired Moelis to lead a sales process.