Based on a 2023 novel by Jack Jordan, Conviction centers on Neve Harper, a driven defense attorney played by Moss. Her career takes a pivotal turn when she lands a high-stakes murder case—but things quickly spiral as she becomes the target of blackmail, forcing her to make difficult choices that could expose her own hidden past.

The official description explains: “Moss will play Neve Harper, a defense attorney who finally has her shot at a career-making case: a high-profile murder where the husband is accused of killing his wife by setting their home on fire,” tBut when a mysterious stranger begins blackmailing Neve, she is forced to compromise every legal, moral, and ethical obligation to gain an acquittal — or else risk her dark secrets being exposed.”

The project is written and overseen by David Shore, known for creating House and The Good Doctor. He also executive produces alongside Moss, Warren Littlefield, and Bert Salke, with the show produced by 20th Television.

Conviction adds to Moss’s ongoing work with Hulu, where she also executive produces the series The Testaments, the sequel to The Handmaid’s Tale. She can also currently be seen alongside Kerry Washington and Kata Mara in Apple TV’s Imperfect Women, which premiered in March.

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Produced by Klas Åhlund and Kenneth Blume, the upcoming record is Weezer’s first full-length album since 2021’s Van Weezer and OK Human, following the band’s four-part SZNZ EP series.

The album announcement arrived alongside the debut of the album’s lead single, “We Might As Well Be Strangers,” which features guest vocals from Karly Hartzman of the indie rock band Wednesday. The song was released with an accompanying music video as the band unveiled details of the project. The album includes Rivers Cuomo’s first songwriting collaboration with drummer Pat Wilson since the band’s debut era. The track list includes “Say Yes,” “Shine Again,” “Don’t Make It Weird,” “C.E.O.,” “Hoops,” “Nowhere,” “The Show Must Go On,” “Up In The Clouds” and “The LA Sound.”

To support the launch of the new LP, Weezer is scheduled to embark on a 32-date North American concert series labeled The Gathering tour this autumn. The tour is set to begin on September 8 in Sacramento, California, and will feature opening performances from alternative acts The Shins and Silversun Pickups.

See the video for We Might As Well Be Strangers– HERE.
Pre-orders for the new album are currently available through digital platforms.

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The release arrives as Sublime continues its revived chapter featuring surviving members alongside Jakob Nowell, son of late frontman Bradley Nowell, who has taken on vocal duties in the group’s current form. The reconfigured lineup has been gradually introducing new material while also revisiting the band’s legacy catalog.

The upcoming album, Until The Sun Explodes, is scheduled to arrive on June 12 via Atlantic Records. The project holds significant historical weight for the band, representing their first collection of entirely original material in three decades, as well as their debut full-length studio record featuring vocalist Jakob Nowell at the helm.

In a statement regarding the creation of the track, Nowell expressed immense satisfaction with how the instrumentation came together during the recording process. “Gangstalker is pure chaos,” Nowell said. “I was so proud when the drum and guitar parts came together the way that they did in the studio. Sometimes you have this idea for how a song should sound in your head and it becomes impossible to translate that into reality. Gangstalker is not one of those songs. It is a frenetic, California tweaker, punk anthem that I fully endorse with my life.”

The premiere of the fast-paced single follows the release of previous tracks “Can’t Miss You” and the album’s title track. The unveiling of the new music also arrives on the heels of the veteran ska-punk outfit making their live performance debut in the United Kingdom during the recent Slam Dunk festival.

See the visualizer for Gangstalker – HERE.
Stream Gangstalker – HERE.

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The 2026 tournament, running from June 11 through July 19, will be jointly hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico across 16 cities. Additional opening ceremonies will also take place in Toronto and Mexico City, creating a continent-wide launch for the expanded competition. FIFA says this marks the first time multiple countries will host opening celebrations for a single World Cup.

Canada’s event at BMO Field will feature performances from Alanis Morissette, Alessia Cara, Jessie Reyez, Michael Bublé, and others ahead of Canada’s match against Bosnia and Herzegovina; while, Mexico’s celebration at Azteca Stadium on June 11 will include performances by J Balvin, Maná, Los Ángeles Azules, Alejandro Fernández, Belinda, and Danny Ocean before Mexico takes on South Africa.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino said in a statement: “This opening ceremony in Los Angeles represents the extraordinary scale of what the FIFA World Cup 2026 will become. The lineup of artists reflects the cultural diversity of the United States and the vibrancy of its many diasporas, highlighting the nation’s rich influence on music, entertainment and pop culture, while showcasing the power of music to bring people together across the country.”

The opening ceremony lineup coincided with the news that for the first time in FIFA World Cup history, the tournament final will include a halftime performance inspired by the Super Bowl format. Madonna, BTS and Shakira are set to headline the World Cup on July 19 at MetLife Stadium – temporarily renamed New York New Jersey Stadium for the event.

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Originally launched on November 1, 2019, as one of the platform’s first original shows, For All Mankind has grown into one of its longest-running titles. Created by Ronald D. Moore, Matt Wolpert, and Ben Nedivi, the show has followed a reimagined space race in which the Soviet Union reached the moon first, reshaping global history.

Season 5 moves the story into the 2010s, years after the dramatic Goldilocks asteroid heist. Mars has since evolved into a bustling settlement known as Happy Valley, now home to thousands and serving as a launch point for deeper space exploration. However, rising tensions between Martian residents and Earth governments—now pushing for stricter oversight—threaten to destabilize the fragile balance between the two worlds.

The ensemble cast includes Joel Kinnaman, Toby Kebbell, Edi Gathegi, Cynthy Wu, Coral Peña, and Wrenn Schmidt, alongside newer additions Mireille Enos, Costa Ronin, Sean Kaufman, Ruby Cruz, and Ines Asserson.

“Getting to explore the For All Mankind universe over six seasons has been an amazing privilege, and we’re thrilled to have the opportunity to finish the story the way we’ve always hoped,” co-creators Matt Wolpert and Ben Nedivi said in a joint statement Tuesday. “We’re incredibly proud of what this series has become, and grateful to Apple TV and Sony Pictures Television for helping us see it through to its final chapter.”

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Described as a “comprehensive look at his life and career,” the series will follow his transformation from Curtis Jackson—an ambitious kid from New York—into a chart-topping rapper, successful entrepreneur, and entertainment powerhouse. It will cover his music success, business ventures, and the growth of his production company, G-Unit Film & Television.

The series will trace key moments in his rise, including his breakout music career with hits like ‘In da Club’ and ‘Candy Shop,’ as well as his move into film and television. Fans can expect mentions of projects like ‘Get Rich or Die Tryin’,’ the hit series Power, and his upcoming role in Street Fighter. “Through an intimate and revealing lens, the series portrays a figure who has consistently transformed conflict and adversity into enduring cultural impact,” the official description reads.

The project will be directed by Mandon Lovett, known for work on documentaries like French Montana: For Khadija and Boys in Blue. Behind the scenes, 50 Cent is also serving as an executive producer alongside industry names including Eli Holzman and Aaron Saidman.

The new docuseries marks a shift from 50 Cent’s recent behind-the-scenes work—such as producing “Sean Combs: The Reckoning”—to a more personal, front-facing project. While the docuseries does not yet have an official title or release date, it adds to Hulu’s growing lineup of music and true-story documentaries.

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The visual, directed by Alex Acy, features footage of the Swiss extreme skiing collective BPC (Buldoz Project Crew), which endeavors to ski on surfaces other than snow, including grass and pavement. Frontman Dave Grohl said in a statement: “Just when I thought I’d seen it all, I discovered BPC and snowless skiing. It’s either the gnarliest extreme sport I’ve ever seen, the most fun anyone can have before a guaranteed trip to the hospital, or both. It’s an honor to be the soundtrack to this madness.”

Your Favorite Toy dropped April 24, marking the band’s first full-length release since 2023’s But Here We Are, and introduces drummer Ilan Rubin as a full-time member following his addition to the lineup last year (Foo Fighters’ current lineup includes Dave Grohl, Nate Mendel, Chris Shiflett, Smear, Rami Jaffee, and Rubin).

Additional music off the album include “Caught In The Echo,” “Asking for a Friend,” “Spit Shine,” and the title track – with additional material the band previously teased live.

The band are also gearing up to embark on their expansive Take Cover World Tour, with support from Queens of the Stone Age and select appearances by Mannequin Pussy and Gouge Away.  Following their one performance on April 28th at Total Mortgage Arena in Bridgeport, Connecticut, the official tour launch begins June 10 at Unity Arena in Oslo. The global run continues into summer, including a North American leg kicking off August 4 in Toronto and wrapping September 26 in Las Vegas. The tour dates follow major U.S. festival appearances at Welcome to Rockville and BottleRock.  Tour info can be found: HERE.

See the video for ‘Of All People’ – HERE.

Stream ‘Your Favorite Toy’  – HERE.

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The band confirmed the next voyage while this year’s cruise is still underway, inviting fans to secure presale access early. “Are you ready? We’re running it back for YEAR 4, sailing from Miami to Great Stirrup Cay, April 17-21, 2027,” the band wrote as their caption. “Join the presale NOW.”

As usual, Creed will headline the event, performing multiple sets across a weekend packed with live music, themed parties, and fan-focused experiences like meet-and-greets and Q&A sessions. The lineup already includes Breaking Benjamin, Sevendust, Hoobastank, Our Lady Peace, Hinder, Fuel, Drowning Pool, Fastball, Sponge, The Flys, and Ashes of Billy, along with Zach Myers. Additional artists are expected to be announced.

Creed is also planning a separate land-based “Summer of ’99 and Beyond” festival this July in Tinley Park, Illinois, featuring acts like Limp Bizkit and Cypress Hill. Head HERE for info.

For information on the 2027 “Summer of ’99 and Beyond” cruise, head HERE.

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The official film synopsis reads: “Featuring all-new stunts and stupidity along with the greatest hits and biggest laughs from the past, jackass: best and last is a joyously raucous celebration of all the mischievous camaraderie that you’ve come to expect from these idiots over the past 25 years.”

Jackass: Best and Last follows 2022’s Jackass Forever, which saw Johnny Knoxville hospitalized after suffering multiple injuries from a bull stunt.  Knoxville, Steve-O, Chris Pontius, and other returning cast members reunite as they gear up for one final round of outrageous physical challenges. The film blends archival highlights from the past 25 years of the franchise—originating with the MTV series that debuted in 2000—with brand-new, extreme stunts.

The trailer opens with the familiar safety warning, “do not attempt these stunts,” before cutting to the crew reflecting on their final outing. Knoxville, now 55, is asked how he feels about wrapping up the series. “Um, I’m sad,” he says. Pontius responds, “I’m not in touch with my emotions.” Knoxville then adds, “Twenty five years and we haven’t learned a thing”

Jackass: Best and Last is set to hit theaters on June 26, officially closing the chapter on a franchise that began with MTV’s Jackass series (2000–2001) and continued through multiple films, including The Movie (2002), Number Two (2006), 3D (2010), and Forever (2022).

Best and Last arrives in theaters June 26; see the trailer: HERE.

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The still-untitled show will follow a group of well-known creators and public figures as they’re pushed into the wilderness, stripped of modern comforts, and forced to rely on instinct and resilience. As tensions rise, contestants will navigate shifting alliances, clashing personalities, and intense challenges designed to test their endurance, problem-solving skills, and mental toughness.

Ritchson teased the project on social media, writing, “Let’s see if some influencers can handle my brand of crazy,” and added, “Apologies in advance to the players, but this show is gonna be wild. Can’t wait to see who survives.”

While additional casting details and a release date remain under wraps, the series promises a high-pressure mix of strategy, survival, and spectacle.

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