This week in EW: Our summer music preview, featuring Bruno Mars and a pretty cool cat.
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Bruno Mars has gone full-on Betamax for his “Treasure” music video. It’s all there: The suits, the setting, and the bong-water video effects. Who knew it’s secretly been 1978 all year?
This week in EW: Music! Makes the people! Come together! We’ve got a list of the 30 Greatest Artists Right Now (Rihanna, Taylor Swift, the Black Keys, Drake, Jack White, Azealia Banks, and two dozen other musical phenomena), an Ultimate 2012 Playlist, a 2012 Coachella Preview… and, of course, an article about how Adele is changing music.
It’s that time again: This week in EW, we rank the year’s top 10 movies, TV shows, albums, singles, and books. Take a seat, put up your feet, and get comfy; this may take awhile.
This week in EW: Scream returns! In our cover story, screenwriter Kevin Williamson and Dimension Films co-chairman Bob Weinstein reveal how they clashed repeatedly and vociferously, putting Scream 4’s existence in jeopardy. We also got original Scream stars Courteney Cox, David Arquette, Neve Campbell, and Drew Barrymore to look back on the film that started it all.
For more on Scream 4, be sure to pick up the issue on Friday – and also head over to EW’s Facebook page, where our fans can access exclusive footage of our photo shoot with Arquette, Cox, and Campbell.
This week in EW: Inside the madness of Charlie Sheen. (Sorry, Oscars—if you want to score a cover, you’re going to have to do better than that!)
This week in EW: Lena Dunham’s the cover star of our Women Who Run TV issue, which celebrates the on- and off-screen talent creating the smartest female-driven comedies and dramas on TV right now.
Other highlights: We eavesdrop on a conversation between Scandal’s show runner Shonda Rhimes and star Kerry Washington, get Amy Poehler’s advice for making it in show business, and chat with Mindy Kaling about the perks of being a boss lady.
Here’s what to expect from the Grammys
AKA the (second) biggest music event of the year.
After seeing a few photos and a video of the seating chart for this Sunday’s MTV Video Music Awards, we couldn’t help but dream of the music-video awards show’s riff on a high school cafeteria.
The saga continues
Iconic action franchise ‘Mad Max’ returns in an epic chapter that explores the past and sees Anya Taylor-Joy take the wheel as Furiosa. Read EW’s latest cover story.