Prince Harry is reportedly "hurt" after Meghan Markle was criticized over posting an Instagram video in Paris that some called insensitive to Princess Diana's death.

Actor Keira Knightley apologized for lending her voice in the new “Harry Potter” audiobooks after she was told some fans are boycotting the book and film series over author J.K. Rowling’s transphobic remarks. “I was not aware of [a boycott] ― no,” Knightley told Decider over the weekend.

In an exclusive interview, the Bayern Munich striker talks leaving the Premier League, his World Cup 2026 insight and, of course, golf

People around the South West have said the production of a new Harry Potter TV series is "absolutely massive" for the region. The new HBO show, based on JK Rowling's best-selling series of novels, has been filming in Devon and Cornwall at places including Cadgwith and Carnglaze Caverns.

If you are a child of the 1970s or ’80s, you were lucky enough to grow up in the golden age of Hollywood movie posters — a time before PhotoShop and AI, when key art (as it’s known within the trade) really was art.

In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE, Madi Diaz — who has collaborated with Kacey Musgraves and Harry Styles — details how she turned devastating heartbreak into her new album 'Fatal Optimist.' She also reflects on landing her first Grammy nominations and working with Maren Morris.

Prince Harry should be upset that Meghan Markle shared a video near the tunnel in Paris where Princess Diana died, one royal expert thinks. Keep reading for the details… MORE: Follow Wonderwall on MSN for more top news _Meghan Markle sparked outrage during Paris Fashion Week when she posted a short clip from her vehicle while driving close to the Pont de l'Alma tunnel,

"Shameless" alum Cameron Monaghan is to play Los Angeles rookie cop Harry Bosch in a new MGM+ spinoff, "Bosch: Start of Watch," set in the early 1990s.