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Beyoncé is bringing a new film to Disney +. The singer has written, directed and executive produced a new film titled,  Black Is King, which will debut globally on the streaming service on July 31, 2020. The film will premiere ahead of the one-year anniversary of the release of Disney’s  The Lion King. Read more

Keep your friends close … but your exes closer? The Kardashian-Jenner family is known to stay on good terms with their exes. Kris Jenner seemingly set the precedent when she stayed friendly with ex-husband Robert Kardashian Sr. before his 2003 death. “It took me a couple of years after Robert and I got divorced, but we became the best of friends,” the momager said on Keeping Up With the Kardashians in 2019. “So I know a thing or two about being friendly with your ex and coparenting.” Read more

The company said Monday it is partnering with  Facebook   ( FB )  to transition the Mixer streaming community to  Facebook Gaming . The deal brings together two big names in the gaming world in a partnership that could challenge industry leader,  Amazon's   ( AMZN )   Twitch . Read more

Twitch abruptly banned celebrity streamer Guy “Dr. Disrespect” Beahm last night, leading to a day of speculation about what currently remain remain mysterious circumstances. At this point, it remains unclear why Twitch took the extraordinary step of abruptly banning one of its most popular—if most problematic—streamers, and Disrespect has yet to make a statement on Twitter or any social media channels, though his wife  did make a now-deleted statement  on her Instagram referring to an “outpouring of support” from her husband’s fan community. Read more

The 27-year-old "Heart to Break" singer lends her voice to a new video that sheds light on an important issue: official documents that don't reflect one's gender identity and name. Read more

Justin Bieber is suing two Twitter users for defamation for alleging that he sexually assaulted them. Bieber says those accusations are false and are an attempt to impugn his character. Read more

The powerful pairing of Nicki Minaj and 6ix9ine have scored a massive hit with “Trollz,” which  debuts atop the Hot 100  with healthy streams and the biggest one-week sales count of 2020 so far. The track blasted onto the all-genre tally as high as a title can climb thanks in large part to more than 115,000 copies sold, which is a huge sum during a time when most people opt not to purchase cuts, but rather stream them. Read more

Billboard’s First Stream serves as a handy guide to this Friday’s most essential releases — the key music that everyone will be talking about today, and that will be dominating playlists this weekend and beyond. Read more

BTS released the hopeful music video for their latest Japanese single “Stay Gold” on Friday (June 26). In the clip, the K-pop idols find themselves trapped and separated in a number of crumbling, desolate settings as they collectively daydream about sharing a sunshine-filled hang complete with gold confetti filling the air. Read more

9 artists who have spoken out against President Trump playing their music at his events Many famous musicians and their families have spoken out against President Donald Trump using their music for his rallies and other events.  Some artists, like Rihanna, Steven Tyler, and Pharrell Williams, reportedly had their teams issue cease-and-desist notices to the Trump campaign. Artists like Elton John, Adele, and Dee Snider have spoken about not wanting President Trump to use their music for his events.  From his presidential campaign to his current presidency , President Donald Trump has received disapproval from many musicians who don't want their music played at his events. Many artists and their teams have even sent cease-and-desist notices , which are essentially warnings that demand a specific action be stopped or else legal action will be pursued. From Neil Young to Rihanna, here are the artists — or their representatives — who have spoken out against President Trump using their m

From historic Grammy wins to a new development in an ongoing feud, 2020 has been quite an interesting year for the world of music. Join  Wonderwall.com  as we take a look at 2020's biggest music moments so far… starting with Billie Eilish's Grammy victories. The 18-year-old singer made history at the  62nd Annual Grammy Awards  in January when she took home the four most coveted prizes that night: best new artist, record of the year, album of the year and song of the year. (On top of that, she also won best pop vocal album for "When We Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?") To date, Billie is the youngest solo artist to win album of the year -- Taylor Swift previously held the record. Keep reading for more… Read more

Environment Secretary George Eustice has said the government is reluctant to close beaches after a major incident was declared in Bournemouth when thousands crowded the coast. Read more

It's become quite clear that COVID-19 doesn't care who you are or how famous you might be. Since early March 2020, many of the biggest names in Hollywood, sports, royalty and politics have contracted the coronavirus.  Wonderwall.com  rounded up all the bold-faced names who've tested positive for COVID-19, starting with this former talk show host... Former "The View" co-host Abby Huntsman, the daughter of Utah gubernatorial candidate Jon Huntsman Jr., on June 22 revealed that she had received a false negative on an initial coronavirus swab but has since tested positive like her parents. Abby -- who said she's been sick for nearly two weeks but had started to feel better in recent days -- took to Instagram to tell fans in a  video , "Everyone in our house has experienced it totally differently" and that for her, COVID-19 was like a "giant snake" wrapped around her body sometimes squeezed her head, causing intense headaches, other times squeez

As the U.S. hits a new record for daily coronavirus cases, the governors of Texas and Florida  hit pause on their reopening plans , with both states effectively closing bars to limit the spread of coronavirus. Read more

Mary L. Trump was embroiled in a feud over her inheritance two decades ago when her uncle Donald Trump and his siblings punched back in classic style. In an obscure court filing, they belittled her, alleging she “lives primarily off the Trump income” and is “not gainfully employed.”  Read more