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Billie Eilish‘s Hit Me Hard and Soft Tour, in support of her 2024 album of the same name, took place almost two years ago. The tour spanned the globe, making stops in Canada, the United States, Australia, Sweden, Norway, France, Spain and the list goes on and on.

The “Wildflower” singer’s tour started Sept. 29, 2024, and ended more than a year later, on Nov. 23, 2025. The tour was a triumph for Eilish, who played the Billboard Hot 100 top five hits “Lunch,” “Therefore I Am,” “Birds of a Feather” and more in front of thousands. If you got to see the tour and you’re looking to sing your heart out and relive the magic, or you missed out and want to see what all the hype is about, Eilish’s tour is coming to the big screen, this time, in 3-D.

The film, titled Billie Eilish – Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour, was co-directed by Eilish alongside famed director James Cameron, best known for his work on Titanic and the Avatar film franchise. The video footage you’ll be seeing included in the film was taken during Eilish’s four Manchester shows in 2025, which were attended by around 77,931 people total. If you just can’t wait, early access tickets are available to purchase now at Fandango for screenings beginning April 29 through May 17. Tickets for regular screenings are also available now at Fandango. Regular screening for the film begins May 8.

The 3-D aspect is a nice touch for creating an immersive atmosphere similar to a concert. If it’s not your thing, though, some locations also offer non-3-D experiences. The same can be said for Dolby theaters showing the film. These theaters combine Dolby Vision, a dual-laser projection that creates ultra-vivid colors and deep contrast, and Dolby Atmos sound that makes audio feel 3D, filling up an entire theater.

If you want the best audio for your moviegoing experience, especially for a concert film like this one, we’d suggest looking for theaters with Dolby Atmos. Dolby Atmos’ quality is considered the best sound format for most modern theaters. It is worth noting that these tickets will cost a little more than your standard theater ticket because of the upgrade in sound quality.

During her 2024/2025 tour, Eilish performed a whopping 106 total shows with an all-star setlist and special guests, including Nat & Alex Wolff, Towa Bird, The Marías, Young Miko, Ashnikko, her brother Finneas, Tom Odell and Lola Young, among others. You’ll likely see some of these special guest performers popping up in the film.

Watch the Trailer for Billie Eilish – Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour Live in 3D Below

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Eddie Murphy took a moment to look out at the star-studded room at the American Film Institute ceremony — at his family, his peers, the people who have shared his journey — and let it all sink in.

“Seeing all of my family, all my kids, my beautiful wife, and seeing all the different people I worked with, I’m just really filled up,” said Murphy, who received the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles on Saturday night (April 18). “This is a special moment. I wish y’all could feel what I’m feeling, see what I’m seeing. I almost teared up. I’m going to get backstage and cry.”

Just before accepting the award, Murphy was met with a standing ovation, stepping onstage and moving through the ballroom as the applause followed. Along the way, he passed Spike Lee, Martin Lawrence, Dave Chappelle, Chris Rock, Arsenio Hall and Judge Reinhold.

The tribute, which also featured appearances from Bill Burr, Kevin Hart, Eva Longoria, Da’Vine Joy Randolph and Kenan Thompson, will premiere as a special on Netflix on May 31.

Murphy, 65, has moved from a teenage stand-up sensation to a breakout force on Saturday Night Live to a box office mainstay with films like Beverly Hills Cop, Coming to America, The Nutty Professor and the Shrek franchise.

Large images from those defining moments filled the venue stage, tracing a career that has crossed stand-up, television and film.

“Eddie made us laugh and made our nation feel better,” said Lee, who presented the award to Murphy. “I took a camera and told stories on how our nation could be better. … We both pushed culture forward. … Every step of this journey, Eddie has been true to himself.”

Comedians pointed to Murphy’s influence across generations.

“There is no us without you,” Rock said.

Lawrence, who starred in the film Life with Murphy, shared a personal moment from early in his career, recalling how Murphy once declined his request for a photo. But now, that shouldn’t be a problem since their children married each other in 2025.

“Now I can get all the pictures I want,” Lawrence said with a smile. “Because we’re in-laws.”

Arsenio Hall, Murphy’s longtime collaborator on Coming to America, spoke about Murphy advocating for him in the film and highlighted the depth of his talent.

“When Eddie does a family film, he plays a whole damn family,” Hall said.

Chappelle reflected on studying Murphy’s stand-up as a teenager watching Raw. He described Murphy as one of the defining figures in the industry and shared a recent visit to his home, where seeing Murphy’s grandchildren playing offered a deeper perspective on his life.

“I would watch him every day after school like I was taking a class,” said Chappelle, who also spoke on an interview where he considered revisiting Chappelle’s Show, a project he once stepped away from, calling it one of the most meaningful experiences of his career.

Chappelle said Murphy encouraged him to revisit the idea, and even joked about joining the project if it comes to fruition.

“You are still the hero I want to be,” he said.

Stevie Wonder described Murphy’s impact as something that extends beyond comedy. He showed his deep admiration for the comedian-actor.

“Laughter can make life livable,” Wonder said. “Eddie is more than a comedian … he is a universal reminder.”

Mike Myers, who co-starred in the Shrek films with Murphy, credited him with helping define one of animation’s most beloved characters, calling his character portrayal of Donkey a “masterpiece.”

Jennifer Hudson delivered a musical tribute with performances from Dreamgirls, backed by a house band led by Rickey Minor.

The gala, which raised more than $2.5 million to support AFI’s nonprofit education programs, also included the presentation of the Franklin J. Schaffner Alumni Medal to cinematographer Autumn Durald Arkapaw, who spoke about finding her voice through the institute.

Murphy’s career has spanned nearly 50 years, from stand-up stages to blockbuster films, with a versatility that has kept him relevant across generations. In 2023, he received the Cecil B. DeMille Award at the Golden Globes and has spoken about embracing a deeper appreciation for his journey.

“Thank you for giving me this night that I will remember forever and ever and ever,” Murphy said. “I love you.”

Tina Knowles shared an unreleased excerpt from the upcoming re-release of her memoir Matriarch: A Memoir during a recent Kurt Geiger London event.

On Friday (April 17), Beyoncé and Solange’s mother, 72, attended an intimate luncheon at Avra in Beverly Hills to celebrate the British fashion and accessories brand’s 2026 Mother’s Day campaign.

During the event — which centered on themes of motherhood, self-expression and family — Knowles previewed a new excerpt from the upcoming paperback edition of Matriarch, scheduled for release on April 28.

“I’m so grateful for the team at Kurt Geiger for such a special pre-Mother’s Day celebration not just for myself but for all of my friends some who are also great mothers,” Knowles said. “This was an incredible way to bring our special campaign to life, sharing space with some of the most beautiful people.”

Originally published in April 2025, Matriarch shares Knowles’ reflections on raising Beyoncé and Solange from childhood into adulthood as two of music’s biggest stars. She also details her recent breast cancer journey, from receiving a diagnosis last year to undergoing surgery, during which doctors successfully removed the entire tumor.

In early April, Knowles partnered with Kurt Geiger London to star in the brand’s Mother’s Day collection, which features five exclusive pink handbag styles. The design is intended to capture Knowles as she prepares for Mother’s Day tea with her grandchildren.

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Notable attendees at Friday’s luncheon included Terry Ellis of En Vogue; actress Lela Rochon (Waiting to Exhale); stylist Ty Hunter; actress/director/producer LaTanya Richardson Jackson; and actress/director/ and producer Vivica A. Fox. Yvette Noel-Schure, head of publicity at Parkwood Entertainment, was also in attendance.

“What an incredible afternoon celebrating our beautiful campaign with Ms Tina,” said Rebecca Farrar-Hockley, chief creative officer of Kurt Geiger London. “Being in a room filled with such inspiring people, all recognizing the power of family and the relationships that shape us — whether mother, grandmother, auntie, daughter, or son — was nothing short of magical.”

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For Record Store Day 2026, Victrola partners with Jack White‘s Third Man Records on a new set of limited-edition turntable and speakers for music fans who love the warmth and depth of analog audio.

Priced at $649.99 for the bundle, the Victrola Third Man Records Turntable Set comes with the audio company’s Wave turntable and a pair of Tempo bookshelf Bluetooth speakers in the record label’s eye-catching black and yellow colorway.

Although it comes in an all-in-one bundle, you can get the turntable and speakers separately too. The Victrola Wave was Billboard’s pick for best turntable at CES 2025 (Consumer Electronics Show), thanks to its premium audio, Bluetooth connections (Auracast) to speakers or headphones and minimal, yet modern design.

In addition, the Tempo speakers are a perfect companion to the turntable with precise sound reproduction and wireless connectivity. Audio is deep and rich with warm and clear tones, while bass is punchy and rumbly — which is best for all sorts of rock, blues, hip-hop and country music.

For pricing, the Third Man Records-branded Wave goes for $499.99, while the pair of Tempo Bluetooth speakers are priced at $249.99. Altogether, it would go for $749.98, but the set saves you $99.99, so it’s best to go with the bundle instead.

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“Third Man is stoked to be making these yellow-as-hell-o turntables and speakers with the cool cats over at Victrola,” Third Man Records co-founder Ben Blackwell said in a press release. “Set the volume to ‘stun’ and be blown back and blown away by the sonic magnificence on display.”

Available right now at Victrola.com, the limited-edition Victrola Third Man Records Turntable Set is priced at $649.99. Learn more at Victrola x Third Man Records here.

For more product recommendations, check out our roundups of the best Xbox deals, studio headphones and Nintendo Switch accessories.

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The road to WWE WrestleMania 42 leads to Las Vegas. The company’s epic two-night Super Bowl-esque spectacle has wrestling fans, celebrities and musicians flocking to “Sin City” to witness a jam-packed wrestling card and the resolution of shocking storylines.

The lineups for WrestleMania 42 are split between two nights. For night one, there are seven matches, headlined with Cody Rhodes defending his Undisputed WWE Championship title against Randy Orton. And for night two, there’s six matches scheduled CM Punk defending his World Heavyweight Championship title belt against Roman Reigns.

Here’s everything you need to know to tune in live on ESPN Unlimited.

When and Where Is WWE WrestleMania 42?

WrestleMania 42 kicks off on Saturday (April 18) and Sunday (April 19), beginning at 6 p.m. ET/3 p.m. PT each night. The two-night event takes place at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas.

How to Watch WWE WrestleMania 42 Online?

WWE WrestleMania 42 exclusively livestreams on ESPN Unlimited. Not a subscriber? You can get the sports streaming service for just $29.99 per month. It features every ESPN network, including ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, ESPNEWS, ESPN Deportes, SEC Network, ACC Network, as well as ESPN on ABC, ESPN+, ESPN3, SEC Network+ and ACC Network Extra — all in one app. Sign up for ESPN Unlimited below.

Who’s Performing During WWE WrestleMania 42?

While there’s no word on who will perform for night one, Grammy Award-winner Joe Jonas, who is a longtime WWE fan, is set to perform “The Star-Spangled Banner” to open WrestleMania 42 on night two. Additionally, Tony Award-winner Lin-Manuel Miranda is scheduled to take the stage for the event’s cold open on night one.

What’s the Match Card for WWE WrestleMania 42?

Check out the full WrestleMania 42 match cards, below.

Night 1 Match Card (Saturday, April 18, 6 p.m. ET/3 p.m. PT, ESPN Unlimited):

Night 2 Match Card (Sunday, April 19, 7 p.m. ET/3 p.m. PT, ESPN Unlimited):

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Today, football fans and music fans are uniting with a capsule dropped by Mitchell & Ness inspired by the cultural impact of Mac Miller and the Pittsburgh Steelers.

The capsule is small, with nine pieces total, but mighty, boasting everything from Miller-monogrammed jerseys to cozy cream-colored crewnecks. Pricing ranges from $65 to $160, depending on the item chosen. The collection is available to shop online now at Fanatics and Mitchell & Ness, and it’s selling out quickly thanks to the Miller tie-in.

Some of our favorites include the Legacy Jersey for $160, reading ” ’92 Til Infinity,” in reference to the year Miller was born. His name is also scrawled on the back, like a regular football jersey, reading like a player’s name. This will likely be a hot-ticket item, especially for Miller fans, because it almost serves as a collector’s piece.

The Blue Slide Park Sweatshirt in white for $110 is another favorite of ours because it refers to the rapper’s 2011 debut album, Blue Slide Park, down to the Steelers’ logo on the front. Fun fact: this album was named after a playground in Pittsburgh’s Frick Park, a park close to where Miller lived. Behind the Steelers’ logo, you can see a geometric green, orange and blue print that was directly taken from Miller’s album art. It’s a thoughtful touch that we think Miller fans will appreciate in spades. As mentioned, all of these pieces are sure to sell out quickly because they pay homage to a musician whom many have nostalgia for and respect. Not to mention the Steelers call-out, which will have football fans flocking.

While the collaborative collection with the Steelers seems rather random at first glance, those who knew Miller will understand the significance. For some context, Miller was born and raised in Pittsburgh, Point Breeze to be exact. Miller was an immensely popular figure in Pittsburgh, repping the Pennsylvanian city through his music.

The rapper’s connection with the Steelers, beyond being a football team from his city, runs deep. He frequently expressed his love for the team, attended games, wore Steelers gear and even led the Terrible Towel twirl (a Steelers fan tradition meant to rally the team during playoffs) at Heinz Field, according to a piece published by the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2013. Safe to say, Miller had a connection to the football team that wasn’t just surface level.

“More than just a hometown artist, Mac had a lasting impact on music and culture, helping shape a generation of independent hip-hop while building a deeply loyal global fan base through his honesty, creativity, and evolution as an artist,” said a statement from Mitchell & Ness. “His connection to Pittsburgh remained central throughout, consistently spotlighting the city and its influence on his work.”

Miller landed at the No. 9 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 alongside Ariana Grande on her 2013 track “The Way.” Miller received a Grammy nomination posthumously for best rap album for his 2018 album Swimming. Even after he died in 2018, Miller was still leaving a lasting impression on the world of music. The rapper’s debut album, Blue Slide Park, garnered widespread love, hitting No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart back in 2011. In the first week alone, the album sold 144,000, according to Luminate.

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The Grateful Dead is one of the most celebrated bands in music history with a long tradition of engaging with their fans in creative ways. And after celebrating more than 60 years in music, the Grateful Dead’s longtime partnership with Dogfish Head Craft Brewery is bearing even more fruit with a new lager collaboration.

Available year-round nationwide, Grateful Dead Citrus Daydream Lager is an American Rice Lager that’s described as a “crisp, clean and super-sessionable with a splash of citrus for a drinking experience reminiscent of sunshine and daydreams,” according to the brewery. It’s made from rice and sustainable African Fonio grain, as it’s hopped with a blend of Lemondrop and Contessa hops, as well as features lemongrass, lime and lemon peel for brightness.

The beer itself is bright, flavorful and ideal on a summer day with a crisp and clean finish, as well as notes of lemon and lemongrass.

“Fans of the Grateful Dead are totally engrained in its culture and can easily identify when something doesn’t fit seamlessly with the band’s ethos,” says David Lemieux, the Grateful Dead’s archivist & legacy manager, in a press release. “It’s Dogfish and the Dead’s shared values of creativity and nonconformity, and their laser focuses on remaining true to themselves that has made this partnership so successful.”

Grateful Dead Citrus Daydream Lager, which is 5.3% ABV (Alcohol by Volume), isn’t the band’s only collaboration with Dogfish Head. Last year, the band and brewery partnered with the fan-favorite Grateful Dead Juicy Pale Ale, a light and breezy pale ale that was Dogfish Head’s most successful launch to date.

“Fans felt the genuine connection between our brands with Grateful Dead Juicy Pale Ale and I’m certain they will with Grateful Dead Citrus Daydream Lager, too,” continues Lemieux.

In addition, Dogfish Head launched the Daydream Playbook, a new online hub for creative exploration via storytelling, music, and art. It’s a way for fans to engage with the collaboration through curiosity and creativity.

“Dogfish Head and the Grateful Dead both began as mere ideas, and thinking back to the beginnings of Dogfish, never in my wildest daydreams did I imagine we would one day be collaborating with a group as culturally influential as the Grateful Dead,” says Sam Calagione, Dogfish head brewer & founder. “One heck of a wild ride, our now more than 10-year relationship with the Dead has reinforced my belief in the value of thoughtful, authentic, against-the-grain experimentation… failures be damned. It is only by continuously pushing the boundaries of the beer and music industries that both Dogfish and the Grateful Dead have blossomed into what we are now, and together, I hope we can inspire others to do the same – to chart their own courses as they embark on their own explorations of goodness.”

Meanwhile, Dogfish Head has a few surprises for Record Store Day this year, which lands on Saturday, April 18, 2026. The brewery, which is the official beer of Record Store Day, is set to have the new beers available, Grateful Dead Citrus Daydream Lager and Grateful Dead Juicy Pale Ale, as well as a vinyl record collaboration with the Grateful Dead titled On A Back Porch, Vol. 3. The release features classics, deep cuts and fan-favorite performances from the iconic band. Learn more about Dogfish Head x Grateful Dead x Record Store Day here.

In the meantime, Grateful Dead Citrus Daydream Lager, which comes in six-packs of 12-ounce cans, is now available at grocery and beverage stores across the country. Learn more about Dogfish Head x Grateful Dead, or find where to buy the new lager near you here.

After sharing a glimpse of Ariana Grande taking the infamous Meet the Parents lie detector test, Universal Pictures dropped the first trailer for Focker-in-Law, the fourth film in the franchise, late Wednesday (April 15).

The trailer introduces Grande’s character Olivia Jones, a lovable former FBI negotiator who’s meeting her boyfriend Henry Focker’s (Skylar Gisondo) family for the first time. The video opens with the same scene as Tuesday’s teaser, with Grande in the hot seat and hooked up to a polygraph test administered by none other than Jack Byrnes (Robert De Niro), the tough-to-impress, untrusting patriarch from the original 2000 Meet the Parents film. As Byrnes’ questions begin to heat up, Olivia’s potential future father-in-law, Greg Focker (Ben Stiller), walks into the room.

“Would you like to ask me some questions, Greg?” Olivia asks her boyfriend’s dad.

“Do you think I hold Henry emotionally hostage?” Greg quickly retorts.

“I mean, yeah. You call him ‘Wee Wee,’” Olivia replies truthfully. “What is that? Like a joke about his wee wee?”

The trailer continues with Grande’s character fitting in easily with the Focker family as she charms them with her impressive career, ability to win over their scary German shepherd, and hostage negotiation skills.

“I pull the strings of the hostage takers, like strategic emotional puppetry,” Olivia explains to Henry’s family during one dinner scene. “That’s how I’m gonna free Henry from you, Greg.”

While the rest of the family is immediately taken with Olivia, Greg is not convinced. The two spend the rest of the trailer embroiled in a hilarious back-and-forth as Greg does everything in his power to one-up Olivia and expose her emotionally manipulative ways that only he sees.

Focker-in-Law is Grande’s first film since the two-part 2024 and 2025 Wicked movies, the first of which earned the pop star her first Academy Award nomination. The Grammy winner’s other acting credits include the 2021 Netflix film Don’t Look Up, the Ryan Murphy series Scream Queens and Nickelodeon’s Victorious and the spin-off Sam & Cat.

Focker-in-Law hits theaters Nov. 25. Watch the trailer below.

Adam Levine wants to keep his winning streak going. On Tuesday night (April 14) the Maroon 5 frontman confirmed to People magazine that he will be back for season 30 of The Voice after notching his fourth win that night with the crowning of his Team Adam contestant Alexia Jayy as the season 29 champion.

Levine, 47, has coached on 18 of the show’s 29 seasons, beginning with the first 16 seasons before taking a break in 2019 to work with his band and then returning for season 27 in 2025; he then stepped away again for season 28 before returning for the just-concluded season. “I will be back. I’m having so much fun doing it,” Levine told the magazine. “Since I came back a few seasons ago it’s just been a blast and I’m super happy to keep it going as long as they’ll have me.”

At press time the rest of the season 30 cast had not yet been revealed following season 29’s “Battle of the Champions” format that featured just three judges — Levine, Kelly Clarkson and John Legend — instead of the traditional quartet. Following Jayy’s win on Tuesday night, Levine now has a total of four winning seasons, including season one (Javier Colon), season 5 (Tessanne Chin) and season 9 (Jordan Smith), tying him with Clarkson, but placing him well behind his frenemy and on-screen rival, former coach Blake Shelton, who managed to rack up nine wins in his 23 seasons on the show.

Levine looks to keep his streak running on the upcoming season — whose airdate has not yet been announced — following the win by Jayy, who drew comparisons to everyone from Whitney Houston to Lauryn Hill during her scorching run on the show. She cemented her win on Tuesday with a killer cover of “Lady Marmalade” and a duet with Levine on “Sunday Morning,” before nailing it down with her soaring take on Adele’s “One and Only.”

“You make people reflect on their own life. When you tap into that, you make the world feel a little bit more together and communal,” Levine told Jayy following her final performance. “That’s really, really, really special. I’ve never experienced the feeling we all just had together. Thank you for being the messenger, you’re unbelievable.”