The Weeknd’s Hurry Up Tomorrow co-star Jenna Ortega opens the video, staring out the window ominously. As the beginning beat drops, she’s in a car, driving down the highway as the film’s credits ...

Prepare for a major shake-up in entertainment because Abel Tesfaye, aka The Weeknd, is making his cinematic debut with Hurry ...

A few days ago, The Weeknd teased something for the then-upcoming second weekend of Coachella 2025: a “Ferris wheel takeover,” set for April 18, 19, and 20. Now, we know more. Ahead of the ...

The Weeknd celebrated the launch of his film Hurry Up Tomorrow‘s second trailer by gracing the stage at CinemaCon. During Lionsgate’s presentation of the new film, the music icon played his ...

The Weeknd is closing another chapter with Hurry Up Tomorrow. The XO artist released the album on Friday, January 31, just a week after its original drop date. And, no, the pushback wasn't due to ...

The Weeknd’s current project Hurry Up Tomorrow is a major production. There’s the album that dropped in January, of course, but there’s also the upcoming film of the same name that’s set ...

Late nights turn into lonely mornings in the Weeknd‘s music video for “Drive,” a deep cut from his latest album, Hurry Up Tomorrow. The somber video stars Jenna Ortega, who passes time by ...

Hurry Up Tomorrow hits theaters on May 16. By Michael Saponara The Weeknd’s film debut as a lead actor is less than a month away. With Hurry Up Tomorrow set to hit theaters nationwide on May 16 ...

By Trevor Anderson The Weeknd grabs sole possession of the third most No. 1s on Billboard’s Rhythmic Airplay chart as his current single, “Cry for Me,” reigns on the list dated April 26.

LAS VEGAS – As The Weeknd, musician Abel Tesfaye is electrifying when he hits a stage, whether at the Super Bowl, a stadium full of rabid fans or a room packed with movie theater owners.

Hurry Up Tomorrow is not that. Sure, the latest album from Canadian mega-star The Weeknd – aka Abel Tesfaye – is also called Hurry Up Tomorrow. But his film of the same name, while linked to ...

The largely corporate crowd at CinemaCon, rocking credential lanyards and jeans and button-ups, got to live the Sin City fantasy on Tuesday morning with a surprise performance from The Weeknd.