Taylor Swift returns to Disney+ with "The End of an Era," a six-episode docuseries and "Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour | The Final Show," a full concert film featuring “The Tortured Poets Department” for the first time.

Paramount and Billie Eilish have released the first trailer for the James Cameron-directed film, which launches next March.

The drop of the Taylor Swift docuseries comes just one day before the popstar's 36th birthday.

Taylor Swift’s “The Eras Tour: The Final Show” premieres Friday, Dec. 12, on Disney+, offering fans a front-row view of her last performance on the record-breaking tour that captivated audiences across five continents.

Both “The Final Show” and “The End of an Era” will be available for streaming at 12 a.m. PT on Friday, December 12, exclusively on Disney+. Select a Disney Bundle to combine Disney+ with Hulu, ESPN, and/or HBO Max. Plans start at $12.99/month.

The "Elvis" director is framing his next ode to Presley as more than a documentary, more than a concert film, and unlike anything audiences have ever seen.

There’s still some waiting to do, but it just got easier as today (December 10), the first trailer for the film was unveiled. The video indicates that aside from concert footage, there will be some slice-of-life clips,

Billie Eilish has unveiled the first trailer for her ambitious new concert film, created in collaboration with legendary filmmaker James Cameron. The project, shot during her 2024 Hit Me Hard and Soft world tour,

It’s fitting then that the concert movie, Rolling Stones - At The Max — which was shot with IMAX film cameras at Wembley Stadium in London in 1990 as part of the band’s Steel Wheels/Urban Jungle tour and released in 1991 — has been remastered and, for a brief time, will be appearing on select IMAX screens this week.