Ted Lasso got renewed. Will Smith’s music comeback. Ana De Armas and Tom Cruise. Even MORE Hollywood updates! LISTEN NOW!

Jason Sudeikis always intended Ted Lasso to last for 3 seasons, but he did leave the door open for more and, as they say, money talks! Apple TV+ has officially renewed Ted Lasso for a fourth season, with Jason returning as both star and executive producer. He confirmed the news himself on the Kelce brothers’ New Heights podcast. This time, Ted Lasso will coach a women’s team, picking up where Season 3 left off with Keeley and Rebecca’s new AFC Richmond women’s venture.  The Season 4 premiere will be filmed in Kansas — most likely in Kansas City — before the show returns to the UK. Original cast members Hannah Waddingham (Rebecca), Brett Goldstein (Roy), and Jeremy Swift (Leslie) are locked in, with Juno Temple in negotiations to reprise her role as Keeley. It looks like Phil Dunster (Jamie) signed as a series regular for another HBO comedy, but he may pop up here and there throughout the season. Production is expected to start in July, with casting for new roles beginning soon.  

Will Smith is releasing his first album in over 20 years. Based on a True Story is out on March 28, featuring 14 tracks, including the previously released singles First Love, Beautiful Scars, TANTRUM, Work of Art, and You Can Make It, plus collaborators like DJ Jazzy Jeff, Teyana Taylor and Big Sean, among others. 

Tom Cruise and Ana de Armas were first spotted together in London, leaving a dinner with their bags of leftovers, smiling for paparazzi as they piled into a taxi.  A source told People it was nothing romantic. Tom and Ana were at dinner with their agents, discussing a potential movie project, but it’s been rumored that Tom auditions potential girlfriends under the guise of auditioning for film roles. This past Thursday, Tom and Ana were spotted together for a second time at the London Heliport, and then landed back there again on Friday night.  

Is Beyoncé having trouble selling tickets to her Cowboy Carter Tour? Only 3 out of 30 shows have sold out, so is this REALLY a problem? With ticket prices ranging from $93 to $1231, that’s before all the handling fees, fans are accusing Beyoncé of being a tad greedy. Plus, there’s speculation that the Cowboy Carter album didn’t really resonate with Beyoncé’s core fanbase. However, the strongest members of the Beyhive would like to remind you that the tour is already over 95 percent sold out and that, historically, her concerts see a surge in late-ticket sales.  

Kanye West has escalated tensions with ex-wife Kim Kardashian over the release of his song Lonely Roads Still Go to Sunshine, which features their daughter North……and Diddy. Shockingly, Kim doesn’t want her daughter associated with a man sitting in jail while awaiting his trial for sex trafficking and racketeering charges. Kanye leaked their text exchange in which he asked Kim to amend the trademark for North’s name so he could drop the song without legal repercussions. Kim replied that they’d originally agreed to trademark all their children’s names to prevent external parties from exploiting them, and when North turns 18, it will transfer to her, “So stop.”  Kanye, however, refused to back down, replying, “Amend it or I’m going to war. And neither of us will recover from the public fallout.” He then added, “You’re going to have to kill me.” Following their spat, TMZ reported that Kim sent Kanye a cease-and-desist letter to prevent him from playing the song at his Sunday Service. Despite skipping an emergency hearing with a judge and mediator, Kanye reportedly agreed not to release the track— although he still posted it on X. And then early this morning, Kanye went back on X, posting, “THE MAN MAKES THE FINAL DECISION…ALL KINGS LOVE WAR.”