Shyne Claims He Was ‘Set up to Be the Fall Guy’ After Diddy Nightclub Shooting in New Documentary Trailer

Former Bad Boy Records signeeMoses “Shyne” Barrowis opening up about his rise to fame and the nightclub shooting that cut it short for his upcoming Hulu documentary,The Honorable Shyne. The former Bad Boy Records signee, 45, opens the trailer, released Oct. 21, speaking about how “everybody that heard me wanted to sign me,” alongside a montage of his early days in the New York hip-hop underground — before he signed a deal withSean “Diddy” Combs' label.

ShōgunStar Hiroyuki Sanada on Breaking Emmys Record and Why Japanese Period Drama Was a 'Gamble' (Exclusive)

Hiroyuki Sanada at the Gold House and Macro’s One House Toast to the Emmys event on Sept. 12, 2024.Photo:Michael Buckner/Variety via Getty Michael Buckner/Variety via Getty Shōgunproducer and star Hiroyuki Sanada is still in disbelief over the show’s success. During Sunday’s telecast, Sanada is vying fortwo more awards: outstanding lead actor in a drama series for his role as Lord Yoshii Toranaga and outstanding drama series as a producer. “I’m so happy to be nominated,” Sanada, 63, exclusively told PEOPLE at Gold House and Macro’s One House Toast to the Emmys event on Thursday, Sept.

Sia Announces New AlbumReasonable Womanas She Unveils Kylie Minogue Collaboration ‘Dance Alone’

Sia and Kylie Minogue.Photo:Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic; Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic; Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images After nearly a decade,Siais back with a new studio album! On Wednesday, the pop superstar, 48, announced that she’s set to release her long-awaited 10th studio albumReasonable Womanon May 3 via Atlantic Records. The project marks her first proper full-length record since 2016’sThis Is Acting. For the 15-track project, the Grammy-nominated artist has rounded up a roster of star-studded collaborators, includingChaka Khan, Jimmy Jolliff, Kaliii,Kylie Minogue,Labrinth,Paris Hiltonand Tierra Whack.

Sidney Poitier's Widow Joanna Shares His 'Inspiring' Legacy — and Jaw-Dropping Pickup Line! — in New Book (Exclusive)

Running Press; Berliner Studio Sidney Poitier’s filmography speaks for itself. Over the course of his decades-long career, the Hollywood icon, whodied in 2022 at the age of 94, starred in classics likeA Raisin in the Sun,Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner,To Sir, with LoveandIn the Heat of the Night, just to name a few. But far from being merely an acclaimed actor, Poitier was also a trailblazer, breaking down barriers for Black performers in the movie business.

Sigourney Weaver Turned Down 'Soapdish' Role That Went to Sally Field: What Is 'Wrong with Me?'

Photo: Domine Jerome/ABACA/Shutterstock Kevin KlineandSigourney Weaverfirst shared the screen nearly 30 years ago in the 1993 comedyDave. And they could have collaborated even sooner had Weaver not said no to a role inSoapdishthat eventually went toSally Field. “I don’t know what was wrong with me. I wish so much I had done that movie,” Weaver, 72, tells PEOPLE. The star-studded cast also includesWhoopi Goldberg,Elisabeth Shue,Kathy Najimy,Teri Hatcher,Carrie FisherandGarry Marshall. Real-life soap stars including Finola Hughes had cameos as well.