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'American Idol' alum Mandisa Hundley died on Thursday. ET can confirm the singer was found dead in her Nashville home. She was 47 years old.

Join the cast of Knuckles for a behind-the-scenes look at this upcoming six-episode TV series, starring Idris Elba as Knuckles. Adam Pally, Scott Mescudi, Ellie Taylor, Edi Patterson, Stockard Channing, Cary Elwes, and Rory McCann discuss their characters and give a peek at what you can expect from the show. Knuckles will be available to stream on Paramount+ in the U.S. and Canada on Aril 26, 2024. The series will stream on April 27 in additional Paramount+ territories, and in Japan later in the year. #IGN #Knuckles #Movies

Is Taylor Swift dissing Kim Kardashian in her new music? Fans seem to think so. The singer surprised fans after announcing her latest body of work, 'The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology,' was a double album, including 15 extra songs. One of those songs is 'thanK you aIMee,' which many believe is referencing her feud with the reality star. Taylor sings about a 'bronze, spray-tanned' bully her mom 'wish[es] were dead.' Fans also quickly pointed out the capitalization in the track’s title spells the reality star’s first name.

The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare reviewed by Matt Donato. The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare is a solid Guy Ritchie take on World War II that tells an incredible, sort-of-true story as only this specific British filmmaker can. Henry Cavill leads his band of merry misbehavers to war against any Nazi in eyesight, blending spy game thrills with safeties-off action sequences. The overall pacing stumbles slightly between Gus’ antics and supporting character focus shifts, and storytelling can be reductively familiar at times, but neither torpedoes that production. It’s fine that Ministry exists almost entirely to dance on Nazi graves — more movies should. You typically know what you’re getting from a Ritchie movie, and that’s never a problem with this ungentlemanly delight. Whenever momentum dips, Alan Ritchson shows up and aggressively murders a Nazi — you’ll be just fine. #IGN #Movies

Fallout Season 1 has been streaming on Prime Video for nearly a week now, and, from the early reactions, the streaming platform's adaptation of Bethesda's beloved video game franchise is already a hit. We're still awaiting official word from Prime Video on if we'll be getting Fallout Season 2, but we sat down with Todd Howard and Jonathan Nolan to get the scoop on all the Fallout lore tidbits that fans may have missed in Season 1. The games, from Fallout 3 to Fallout 4, all the way to Fallout 76 and Fallout New Vegas, obviously play a heavy role in informing the Prime Video Fallout tv show. Amazon Prime Video pulled out all the stops, which we dig into in our exclusive Fallout interview with Fallout creator Todd Howard and executive producer Jonah Nolan. We discuss a wide breadth of topics, including Walton Goggins’ The Ghoul and whether or not we’ll see a Fallout mod specifically for him, whether we’ll see Moldaver again, Cooper Howard ultimately inspiring Vault Boy,