Here are the entertainment stories for Friday, November 6, 2026.
New on Center Stage
Center Stage Magazine premiered Celeste Marie Wilson's version of "Winter Wonderland," the lead track from her three-song holiday EP Christmas At Home, which is available now. Read the full story.
Pink Floyd announced Animals 50, an anniversary edition of their 1977 album Animals, due January 22, 2027, through Sony Music, according to the band's official website. Read the full story.
The Country Music Association and ABC named the first performers for "The 60th Annual CMA Awards," which will include a tribute to Dolly Parton, according to Pollstar. The ceremony takes place Wednesday, Nov. 18. Read the full story.
Billy Ray Cyrus has released THE HILL (Deluxe), an expanded edition of his latest album, according to Taste of Country, which reported that it adds collaborations with Miley and Noah Cyrus. Read the full story.
Around Entertainment
Chilean filmmaker Sebastián Lelio died Friday in Santiago at age 52, Deadline reported. The Oscar-winning director's films include A Fantastic Woman, The Wonder and The Wave. According to Deadline, his family confirmed his death through a social media post by his partner, Amalia Kassai. Deadline
Whiskey Riff reported that Garth Brooks added a pair of December shows in Minneapolis, Minnesota, to his Blame It All On My Roots Tour. Whiskey Riff
According to Whiskey Riff, Brandon Coleman of The Red Clay Strays joined Willie Nelson on a new recording of "Pretty Paper," the Christmas song Nelson wrote in 1963. Whiskey Riff
Taste of Country spoke with Billy Ray Cyrus about THE HILL (Deluxe), including the personal memories, musical tributes and family collaborations behind the expanded album. Taste of Country
Billboard reported that Wynonna Judd will receive the ASCAP Golden Note Award. Past honorees include Alan Jackson, Garth Brooks, LeAnn Rimes and Reba McEntire. Billboard
Saving Country Music reported that Cody Jinks has a new album, "And, Again.," and is promising a return to his country roots. Saving Country Music
Variety reported that Olivia Rodrigo released her first holiday single, "Take Me Home (4 Christmas)," late Thursday night. According to Variety, Chris Butler, who wrote the Waitresses' 1981 song "Christmas Wrapping," praised the track and said Rodrigo had offered him a preview two months earlier. Variety
Whiskey Riff reported that Cody Johnson has put out an acoustic rendition of "Take Me Back (And Leave Me There)." Whiskey Riff
Sources: Deadline · Whiskey Riff · Whiskey Riff · Taste of Country · Billboard · Saving Country Music · Variety · Whiskey Riff
