Comedy legend George Wallace has been in the business for 49 years and apparently has no plans to leave the stand-up stage. So much so that Wallace, 73, says he may do stand-up until his dying breath because he measures success not by the wealth he has but by how much he enjoys life and makes audiences happy.

Former BBC Radio Sheffield presenter Gerry Kersey, who became a listeners' favourite during his 50 years in broadcasting, has died. The 86-year-old, who worked for both the BBC and independent radio, had been ill for some time and died on Friday morning with his wife, Christine, at his side.

NEW YORK (AP) — Two-time Grammy Award-winning musician Chuck Mangione, who achieved international success in 1977 with his jazz-flavored single “Feels So Good” and later became a voice actor on the animated TV comedy “King of the Hill,” has died. He was 84.

Legend’s interest in activism started long before the music industry came calling. At age 15, growing up in Springfield, Ohio, he won a national McDonald’s Black History Makers of Tomorrow essay contest, envisioning — with shocking prescience — a not-too-distant future in which he is a successful performer using his platform to give back.

The Legend of Vox Machina' has been renewed for a fifth and final season, and 'The Mighty Nein' gets a fall release date.

John Legend tells PEOPLE in an exclusive interview that his kids are "rally together to support" his son Miles, 7, amid his diabetes diagnosis.

The American superstar swimmer Katie Ledecky is the most decorated female swimmer ever with a total of 14 Olympic medals, including 9 golds. But with greatness comes the expectation of even more success and that will be Katie’s focus at the World Swimming Championships in Singapore where she’ll be looking to add to her glittering haul of 21 golds.

“Seven Havens” isn’t the only “Avatar” project coming up. There’s also the feature film “The Legend of Aang: The Last Avatar,” which is coming to theaters on Oct. 9, 2026. The cast includes Eric Nam as Aang, Jessica Matten as Katara, Roman Zaragoza as Sokka, Dionne Quan as Toph, plus Steven Yeun and Dave Bautista as the mysterious villain.

John Legend speaks at the second annual Social Impact Summit, hosted by the Social Impact Fund and The Hollywood Reporter, after receiving the award for Philanthropist of the Year for his longtime work to advance equity and criminal justice reform.