If there's one pop culture story that's going to dominate the news for the coming weeks, it's going to be the Sean 'Diddy' Combs sex trafficking trial. And guess what? We're covering it moment by moment. Today the trial is focused on jury selection and likely opening statements. Combs' family, including his mother and children, are all in court. Unfortunately, no cameras are allowed in federal court, but we're tracking every update.
Here's what else you missed this weekend...
Tina Knowles is addressing the "rivalry" rumors between Beyoncé and her younger sister, Solange Knowles. "But by the time [Beyoncé] got to be 10, she was in that group, and all of a sudden, I just started noticing that the girls in the group would say, 'Shut up, Solange,' because Solange would be in there trying to run things, trying to teach them choreography," Knowles said on IMO with Michelle Obama and Craig Robinson. She went on to address how they eventually worked through that rivalry.
There are new pics of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, which is making the internet go crazy. This is the first time the couple has been seen since the Super Bowl LIX in February.
One of my favorite stories over the weekend was Prince Louis playing poking fun at Prince George. You have to see this.
That's it for me today. Keep scrolling for more entertainment news. I'll see you Wednesday!
With just one week until the American Idol Season 23 finale, Sunday night's episode combined nostalgia and emotion as the top seven contestants performed Disney classics and Mother's Day tributes. Catch up here.
Saturday Night Live (SNL) mocked Jeanine Pirro, Donald Trump's nomination for D.C. U.S. attorney, and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth with jokes about drinking. Check it out.
The former Real Housewives of New York City star deleted a photograph of herself with Penny on Instagram after facing backlash from fans. See it here.
We've finally got our first look at the spinoff to The Office, and it's brought along Oscar Nunez, who's reprising his role as Oscar Martinez for the new series. The image also features series leads Domhnall Gleeson and Sabrina Impacciatore. Take a look!
African Parks manages Odzala-Kokoua National Park but the Baka tribespeople, who have lived in the area for generations, say its rangers have abused them. Here's what to know.
Netflix has announced the first update to its homepage after a decade, marking one of the most significant changes to the service in recent years. Here's what you should know.
Michelle Obama revealed what topic she refuses to discuss with her daughters during a recent episode of her podcast, IMO with Michelle Obama & Craig Robinson. Here's what she said.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex went to the Cowboy Carter tour at So-Fi Stadium in Los Angeles on Saturday and Meghan posted some pictures. Check them out.
The new Mission: Impossible movie may not be out until next week, but Tom Cruise brought London fans a preview last night, scaling an iconic movie theater in London, England. Check it out.
By Griff Griffin
Stanley Tucci is returning to his motherland for Tucci In Italy, and he's revealed what's most definitely off the table.
Speaking to Newsweek, the Conclave actor says he didn't want to "be rude" during the filming of his new five-part travelogue in partnership with National Geographic. That means you won't see him turn his nose up to any of his hosts.
"No," says Tucci in response to the question of whether he disliked any dishes served up during his time filming Tucci In Italy. "If I did, I wouldn't put them in the show. Because that would be unfair to the person who made it."
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