Dido Reflects on Music and Motherhood 20 Years After Her Rise to Fame

Dido kicks off her first world tour in 15 years in May and says she has a mix of emotions about hitting the road again.“I am a mixture of excitement and apprehension because I haven’t done it in so long,” the British singer-songwriter, 47, tells PEOPLE of touring. “But the excitement is winning at the moment.”Dido (née Florian Cloud de Bounevialle Armstrong) came to the U.S. in 1999 for her debut album,No Angel, and saw her popularity skyrocket when rapperEminemsampled her ballad “Thank You” for his hit song “Stan” and has since sold more than 40 million albums worldwide.

Die Hard Director Takes 12 Minutes to Prove Why Bruce Willis Classic Is a Christmas Movie

John McTiernan is setting the record straight once and for all! For years, fans of the flick have argued if the 1988 film should be considered a Christmas movie — given that it takes place on Christmas Eve – despite being released to theaters in the summer. And according to McTiernan, it is indeed a holiday film. “We hadn’t intended it to be a Christmas movie, but the joy that came from it is what turned it into a Christmas movie,” he said.

Diego Boneta: Four Things to Know About the Rising Star, Including His Killer Tom Cruise Impression

Photo: Maarten De Boer/Getty He has been dubbed, “The next big thing,” but don’t tell that to Diego Boneta. The Mexican-American singer/actor, 30, is poised for major stardom — it’s just that he doesn’t realize it. He’d rather talk about his family and pet dog. With his new filmMonster Hunter, co-starring Milla Jovovich, now in theaters andLove, Weddings & Other Disasters, which also stars Diane Keaton and Jeremy Irons, arriving soon, Boneta spoke with PEOPLE about his pup, Akila, his family, and how he’s coping during quarantine.

Diego Luna Calls Knowing 'Andor' Will End After 2 Seasons 'Really Important,' Shares What Has Kept Him 'Sane'

Photo: Lucasfilm Ltd.It takes place a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, butAndorfans won’t have to wait too long for the finale of the hit Disney+ series.Diego Luna, who plays Cassian Andor in theStar Warsspin-off, saysthe upcoming second season will be the last— and he’s happy that’s where it ends.“It is just a two-season show, which is really important for my mental health,” Luna, 43, toldVariety. “But knowing this is the end, I want to enjoy it and get the best out of this experience.

Diego Luna's 'Star Wars' Series 'Andor' Officially Has a Disney+ Release Date

Photo: Disney+ Star Warsfans can officially get excited forAndor— the space saga’s official accountannouncedon Thursday that the upcoming series will premiere on the Disney+ streaming platform on Aug. 31. The series, billed as a prequel story to the standalone 2016 feature filmRogue One: AStar WarsStory, starsDiego Luna, who is reprising his role of Cassian Andor from that movie. Joining Luna in the series is Anton Valensi, along with Fiona Shaw andStellan Skarsgård.