UPI Celebrity Video. Photos, Trending News Topics

• Famous birthdays for May 21: Mr. T, Lisa Edelstein
  Actor Mr. T turns 70 and actor Lisa Edelstein turns 56, among the famous birthdays for May 21.
• Doja Cat cancels upcoming summer tour dates due to tonsil surgery
  Doja Cat announced Friday on social media that she will no longer perform at festivals or open for The Weeknd on his tour this summer because of tonsil surgery.
• Reports: Pete Davidson, three other cast members to exit 'Saturday Night Live'
  Longtime "Saturday Night Live" star Pete Davidson and three other cast members are set to leave the show after its Season 47 finale this weekend.
• Chun Wai Chan becomes first Chinese principal dancer of NYC Ballet
  Chun Wai Chan became the first Chinese principal dancer of the New York City Ballet on Friday, the company announced on Twitter.
• Alanna Ubach cast as mom in Seth MacFarlane 'Ted' series
  Peacock announced Alanna Ubach has joined the cast of "Ted" on Friday. Ubach will play the mother to young John Bennett (Max Burkholder).
• 'Zombies 3' to feature RuPaul, premiere on Disney+ in July
  "Zombies 3," a musical film starring Milo Manheim and Meg Donnelly, is coming to Disney+ in July.
• Neve Campbell joins Anthony Mackie in 'Twisted Metal' series
  Neve Campbell will guest star on the Peacock series "Twisted Metal," a live-action adaptation of the video game franchise.
• Sarah Wayne Callies joins 'The Company You Keep' with Milo Ventimiglia
  Sarah Wayne Callies has joined the cast of ABC drama pilot "The Company You Keep" starring Milo Ventimiglia.
• Watch: 'Three Thousand Years of Longing': Tilda Swinton gets three wishes in trailer
  Tilda Swinton is offered three wishes from Idris Elba in the latest trailer for "Three Thousand Years of Longing."
• Watch: GOT7 live amid clouds in 'Nanana' video trailer
  K-pop group GOT7 released a preview of its video for "Nanana," the title track from its forthcoming EP.
• 'Stranger Things': Netflix shares first 8 minutes of Season 4
  "Stranger Things," a sci-fi horror series starring Finn Wolfhard, Millie Bobby Brown, Gaten Matarazzo and Caleb McLaughlin, will return for a fourth season in May.
• What to stream this weekend: 'Chip 'n Dale,' 'Drag Race All Stars'
  "Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers," "RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars" Season 7, "Saturday Night Live" with host Natasha Lyonne and "My Guest Needs No Introduction" are some of the entertainment options streaming this weekend.
• In photos: Moments from Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue launch party
  Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue cover models Ciara, Yumi Nu and Maye Musk attend the issue launch party at Hard Rock Hotel Times Square on in New York City on May 19, 2022.
• Watch: 'Baymax!' trailer shows 'Big Hero 6' character try to help others
  "Baymax!," a new animated series based on "Big Hero 6," is coming to Disney+ in June.
• Watch: Hayley Kiyoko recruits Becca Tilley for 'For the Girls' music video
  Hayley Kiyoko released a video for "For the Girls," the lead single from her album "Panorama," featuring "Bachelor" alum Becca Tilley.
• 'Heartstopper': Netflix renews LGBTQ series for Seasons 2 and 3
  "Heartstopper," a teen drama-romantic comedy series starring Kit Connor and Joe Locke, will return for two more seasons on Netflix.
• Watch: Bethenny Frankel gives update on wedding, daughter Bryn
  Former "Real Housewives of New York" star Bethenny Frankel discussed Bryn, her 12-year-old daughter with Jason Hoppy, and her upcoming wedding to Paul Bernon.
• Jason Momoa to star in Universal action-comedy 'Shots! Shots! Shots!'
  Jason is attached to star in an action-comedy film that has been acquired by Universal Pictures titled "Shots! Shots! Shots!"
• Watch: 'Money Heist: Korea' teaser promises 'heist like no other'
  "Money Heist: Korea - Joint Economic Area," a new show based on the Spanish series "Money Heist," is coming to Netflix in June.
• In photos: Moments from the Cannes Film Festival
  Stars walk the red carpet during the the 75th annual Cannes International Film Festival in Cannes, France, which takes place from May 17, 2022 to May 28, 2022.

Reuters: Entertainment News

BET AWARDS | SHOWS | NEWS

RollingStones Music

• Billie Eilish and Finneas Give David Letterman a Crash Course in Vocal Production
  On My Next Guest Needs No Introduction, the siblings explain how the final vocals on Eilish's studio recordings are stitched together from numerous takes
• Yerba Buena Return With Buoyant ‘The Man With the Hat and the Tan (ManHatTan)’
  Jon Batiste, Pedrito Martinez, Dayme Arocena, Alain Perez and Ron Blake appear on new single
• Dio’s Monumental ‘Holy Diver’ Will Be Expanded to Mark Late Singer’s 80th Birthday
  Super deluxe edition, due this summer, will include a new remix, a live album, and outtakes
• Kelly Clarkson Brings Some Joni Mitchell ‘Blue’ to Daytime TV With Tender ‘River’ Cover
  Performance was part of the singer's recurring "Kellyoke" segment on The Kelly Clarkson Show
• ‘The Marathon (Cultivation)’: Nipsey Hussle Creates Cannabis Strain in New Doc
  The film follows the late rapper/entrepreneur as he launched his music career and opened his first dispensary
• Paris Jackson Pays Homage to Nirvana’s ‘Sliver’ With New ‘Lighthouse’ Video
  Singer goes grunge on latest single
• ‘We Were Just Kids With Unswerving Focus and Drive’: Radiohead’s Ed O’Brien Celebrates 25 Years of ‘OK Computer’
  The guitarist prematurely celebrates the band's first masterpiece in new Instagram post
• Kim Gordon Seethes Against a Looming Housing Crisis on New Song ‘Debt Collector’
  Collaboration with Bikini Kill's Erica Dawn Lyle and musician/filmmaker Vice Cooler will appear on their upcoming LP, Land Trust: Benefit for North East Farmers of Color
• Chester Bennington’s Grey Daze Share New Version of ‘Starting to Fly’
  The Phoenix, a second album of rerecorded songs from Linkin Park singer's first band, out June 17
• Hear New Songs From Beck, Mark Ronson With Damon Albarn From ‘The Birdsong Project’
  Hundreds of artists — from Flaming Lips and Karen O to Animal Collective and Jeff Tweedy — contribute new work to the five-volume collection, benefitting the National Audubon Society