Episode 2559 of The Entertainment Report With Ray Melo News stories include Emma Stone, Jesse Plemons face off in new 'Bugonia' trailer; Jennifer Lawrence falls apart in 'Die My Love' trailer; Channing Tatum outruns police in final 'Roofman' trailer; 'The Twits' trailer reimagines Roald Dahl novel; Adam Driver, Anne Hathaway to star in 'Alone at Dawn' adaptation; 'Rent' movie coming to 4K for 20th anniversary; Springsteen appears with White on 'Kimmel,' praises biopic performance; Nicole Kidman, Elle Fanning to star in A24, Paramount+ legal thriller; 'Walking Dead' props, costumes and more to be auctioned; Tracy Morgan returns to TV in trailer for 'Crutch' comedy series; BBC renews 'Graham Norton Show' for 3 more seasons; 'SNL' kicks off Season 51 with Bad Bunny, Doja Cat; Lauren Graham honored with star on Hollywood Walk of Fame; no Season 6 for animated 'Great North' on FOX, Hulu; Netflix honors Jane Goodall with 'Famous Last Words'; Abbi Jacobson, John Early to guest star on HBO's 'The Comeback; 'Sean 'Diddy' Combs sentenced to 50 months in prison; Kim Kardashian's Elizabeth Taylor docuseries to air on Fox Nation; Patricia Routledge of 'Keeping Up with Appearances' dies at 96; 'Vice Principals' actress Kimberly Hebert Gregory dies at 52; Cyndi Lauper announces first Las Vegas residency show; Rush to reunite for tour celebrating band's legacy, late Neil Peart; Jack Osbourne likens Ozzy's farewell concert to 'a living wake'; Yungblud announces 2026 North America arena tour; Cardi B's 'Am I the Drama?' tops U.S. album chart; and 'Taylor Swift' tops North American box office with $33M.

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