The Knockturnal spoke with Tiffany Haddish and her lifelong friends, Selena Martin, Shermona Long, and Sparkle Clark, to talk about their new docuseries, Tiffany Haddish Goes Off, premiering November 13, 2025.
After four seasons on Peacock’s Bel-Air, Cassandra Freeman has solidified herself as the heart and soul of the series.
The American dream is to buy a house. Netflix just opened doors to that, and a wish came true with the splendid launch of Netflix House Philadelphia.
Ahead of his sold-out show at the Mercury Lounge, rising folk artist Hunter Metts spoke with The Knockturnal about life down South and his musical journey.
Power Book IV: Force is back after a long (and I care to emphasize LONG) break.
Last night, Kate Spade New York and NYLON toasted the season with “Holiday Duo-ets,” a celebration of music, fashion, friends, and the sparkling art of gifting. Held in the Chateau Marmont Penthouse, long the home of icons, whispers, and wild nights, the suite was transformed into a glimmering winter dreamscape for guests.
I wasn’t sure what to expect when I arrived at Sony Hall, but the night quickly set sail on a sea of sound and community. Broadway Bound Kids opened with a spirited performance that captured the energy of the evening—a celebration where Broadway flair met yacht rock grooves, all in support of The PATH Fund (Performing Artists That Help) and its youth program, Rockers on the Rise.
Air Tahiti Nui is giving French-language films their cinematic entrance and stepping into the cultural spotlight as one of the official sponsors of the American French Film Festival, hosted at the Directors Guild of America (DGA) in West Hollywood.
The Knockturnal attended the premiere of Rachel Sennott’s new HBO show, “I Love LA,” held at the Paramount Theatre in Los Angeles.
This year’s ONE Music Fest didn’t hinge on new trends or viral moments. It was all about the classics. The festival’s lineup leaned heavily on legacy acts whose hits still soundtrack cookouts and car rides decades later. From ’90s icons to early-2000s chart-toppers, the energy across both days proved that nostalgia still holds the strongest pull in music.