Here are the entertainment stories for Sunday, November 1, 2026.
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Jeremy Saulnier Pays Tribute to Patrick Stewart at 'Green Room' Screening: The director paid tribute to Stewart at a screening of Green Room, crediting the actor with helping the 2015 film get made, according to Deadline. Stewart, 86, died Wednesday at his Los Angeles home, Variety reported.
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Patrick Stewart tribute on SNL: Deadline reports that Saturday Night Live paid tribute to Stewart, a former host, on this weekend's episode. Before the goodnights, the show played an archive clip of him introducing musical guest Salt-N-Pepa on his 1994 episode and shared one of his promo photos. Read more at Deadline.
Juan Atkins dies at 64: Billboard reports that the DJ and producer, a techno pioneer and Cybotron co-founder, has died. According to Billboard, his work with Cybotron, Model 500 and the Belleville Three helped take techno to audiences around the world. Read more at Billboard.
Harry Styles ends Madison Square Garden run: Variety reports that Styles' 30-night residency at Madison Square Garden in New York, which set a record, ended over the weekend with two of his recurring 'Harryween' concerts. Styles, his band and much of the audience dressed up, and he appeared as 1970s-era Elvis Presley on the first night, Variety said. Its headline also references a Pizza Rat costume and a guest appearance by Jalen Brunson. Read more at Variety.
Top Country Albums chart list: Billboard published a full list of the artists with the most weeks at No. 1 on the Top Country Albums chart, including Morgan Wallen, Garth Brooks and Taylor Swift. Billboard says male solo artists dominate, while three female solo artists and two groups have also reached the mark. Read more at Billboard.
My Chemical Romance reaches No. 1: Billboard reports that My Chemical Romance has earned its first No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 following the reissue of The Black Parade. According to Billboard, no album has ever waited longer to reach No. 1 than The Black Parade, which took 20 years. Read more at Billboard.
Gracie Abrams on SNL: Rolling Stone reports that Gracie Abrams performed 'Hit the Wall' and 'Here You Come, There You Go' on SNL. One song is from her latest album, Daughter from Hell, and the other is from its deluxe version, the outlet said. Read more at Rolling Stone.
'Godzilla Minus Zero' at Tokyo festival: Variety reports that the cast of Godzilla Minus Zero appeared Sunday at the 39th Tokyo International Film Festival. Yamazaki Takashi's follow-up to Godzilla Minus One opens in Japan two days later. Kamiki Ryunosuke returns as lead character Shikishima Koichi, and Hamabe Minami reprises her role, according to Variety. Read more at Variety.
Mae Estes on the '90s country sound: Whiskey Riff reports that Estes, who sings 'Mr. Fix It,' appeared on the Whiskey Riff Raff podcast to talk about her latest project, The 90's Called, and how she feels about other artists drawing on the sound of the 'Golden Era of Country.' The outlet says she isn't interested in gatekeeping. Read more at Whiskey Riff.
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