What's happening in entertainment news today

In breaking news out of Hollywood this morning, the Golden Globes have announced a new category for their 2026 awards ceremony.

The "Best Podcast" category showcases the changing face of entertainment as podcasting continues to explode and finds itself competing with movies and television.

Specifics on the new award are scant right now, but we can imagine shows like The Joe Rogan Experience and Alex Cooper's Call Her Daddy and Smartless will be frontrunners.

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The creators of the '90s cult classic Ten Things I Hate About You have confirmed that a sequel trilogy is definitely in the works.

Not one, not two, but three films on the agenda.

The loose adaptation of Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew took off in 1999, starring the late great Heath ledger, Julia Stiles, Allison Janney and a young Joseph Gordon-Levitt.

Filmmaker Gil Younger revealed he is co-writing a screenplay titled Ten Things I Hate About Dating, with subsequent instalments to be titled Ten Things I Hate About Marriage and Ten Things I Hate About Kids.

No news yet on the casting of each film, but they will include a nod to Patrick Verona, who was played by Ledger in the original.

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And Karl's mate, Piers Morgan, is back in the headlines this morning following an explosive interview with controversial rapper Kanye West.

The drama started with Piers incorrectly identifying Ye's Twitter following, saying he had 32 million instead of 33 million and it was all downhill from there.

Ye walked out on the live interview (not the first time he has done that with Piers), telling the controversial host he would return when "he learned how to count".

Piers wasn't having it, calling Ye a "big baby".

"If you don't want to answer questions, you are free to stand up and walk away like a little snivelling little coward," Piers said.

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