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Owen Wilson stars in 'Rolling Loud: The Movie,' a comedy based on director Jeremy Garelick's real-life experience losing his son at the hip-hop festival. While THR criticizes the film as tone-deaf and unfunny, E! News highlights Wilson's positive reception with his children, and LA Times details the authentic filming process at the actual festival.
Travis Scott revealed on The Tonight Show that Christopher Nolan personally asked him to act in The Odyssey, admitting he was nervous about sharing a scene with a star-studded cast; he plays Demodocus, the bard who narrates Odysseus’ journey, and also recorded the closing credits song “When I’m Home” with James Blake, while Nolan described the project as a nod to oral poetry and rap. The Odyssey is now in theaters.
Travis Scott says he was actually nervous filming his scenes as The Bard in Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, his feature acting debut, but the star-studded cast and Nolan helped him feel comfortable. He also contributed the closing-credits song 'When I’m Home' with James Blake and Ludwig Göransson and will direct its music video. The Odyssey opened to about $263.7 million worldwide (including $123.5 million domestically), marking 2026’s biggest live-action opening, while Scott’s Circus Maximus Tour last year grossed $265 million.
Travis Scott is set to star in Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey and has signed a first-look deal with Paramount Pictures to develop film, TV, and experiential projects through his Cactus Jack brand, signaling a broader shift from music to cinema. The move follows his collaboration with Nolan on The Odyssey (including a co-written end-credits song) and aligns with Scott’s vision of immersive experiences and theater-like productions, with USC launching a course on his creative ecosystem as he pursues more on-screen and production roles and eyeing major awards for his work.
Knicks guard Jordan Clarkson was escorted out of Zero Bond in New York City after stepping in to de-escalate a bottle-throwing confrontation involving rapper Travis Scott during a Raising Cane’s–hosted party; Scott was booted as well, and Clarkson’s intervention occurred while 50 Cent performed, with other high-profile attendees including Karl-Anthony Towns, Jordyn Woods, Serena Williams, Kevin Durant and James Harden present.
Travis Scott and Jordan Clarkson were escorted from Manhattan's Zero Bond by the NYPD after a bottle-throwing altercation; Clarkson attempted to de-escalate as Scott confronted a would-be filmer during a high-profile New York weekend.
NBA guard Jordan Clarkson and rapper Travis Scott were escorted out of the private Zero Bond club in Manhattan after a chaotic altercation at a star-studded afterparty; Scott’s entourage allegedly threw bottles as Clarkson helped diffuse the situation. No arrests or injuries were reported, and Clarkson remains with the Knicks on a one-year, $3.9 million deal for 2026–27 after helping the championship run.
Travis Scott was reportedly involved in a bottle-throwing melee at the ultra-exclusive Zero Bond club during a Raising Cane’s buyout; it’s unclear who started the altercation, security intervened, and cops or medics were not involved as Scott’s show continued.
Tay Keith (BryTavious Chambers), the Grammy-nominated Memphis-born producer behind Travis Scott’s “Sicko Mode” and multiple Drake collaborations, has died at 29. Police say no foul play is suspected and autopsy results are pending after he was found in his Nashville apartment. Keith’s résumé spans hits for Beyoncé, Eminem, Megan Thee Stallion, Miley Cyrus and many others, with recent work including tracks for Jack Harlow, Doja Cat and Scott.
Grammy-nominated Memphis-born producer Tay Keith, known for co-producing Sicko Mode and Nonstop, was found dead at 29 in Nashville. No foul play is suspected and the cause of death is under investigation; he founded Drumatized Music Group and earned two Grammy nominations, with tributes from collaborators and fellow artists.
Tay Keith, the Memphis-born, Grammy-nominated producer behind Travis Scott’s “Sicko Mode” and Drake’s “Look Alive,” was found dead at 29 in his Nashville apartment; authorities say no foul play is suspected and autopsy results are pending. A prolific figure in Southern hip-hop, Keith worked with Beyoncé, Eminem, and Future, executive produced Sexyy Red’s 2024 album, and often highlighted his Memphis roots and dedication to mentoring youth.
Kanye West drew 118,000 fans to Istanbul’s Atatürk Olympic Stadium, claiming the largest stadium performance in history, on the opening night of his first European tour in 11 years, with a festival-style program and a guest appearance by Travis Scott, amid ongoing European tour bans and West’s past antisemitic remarks.
Italy canceled Kanye West's Pulse of Gaia performance in Reggio Emilia due to public order and safety concerns amid antisemitism controversy, with Travis Scott's festival appearance also canceled on the same weekend; West has faced prior cancellations and controversy but remains scheduled for other dates.
Italian authorities canceled Kanye West (Ye) and Travis Scott's July concerts in Reggio Emilia due to public-order and security concerns, following a Jewish community request to cancel West's gig; the decision comes amid West's recent antisemitic remarks and the risk of counter-demonstrations given the events' proximity.
A court exhibit and court documents obtained by The Hollywood Reporter show Travis Scott’s longtime manager coordinating with a ‘dream team’ of crisis PR and legal professionals to identify potentially discrediting information and orchestrate anonymous online campaigns against an accuser, including building a ghost platform and directing digital messaging across Reddit, X and other sites. The exchanges describe a multipart strategy to protect clients and even rebuild ties with legal authorities, linking to prior smear efforts against Rebel Wilson, Scooter Braun and Andrew Huberman, and noting handling of Astroworld fallout. There has been no indictment in the related case, and Scott’s representatives deny involvement.