From a long-awaited chart comeback to two major Hollywood releases, this week has brought plenty of movement across music and film.

Here are stories leading headlines right now.

Miley Cyrus returns to No.1 with new album

Miley Cyrus has returned to the top of the Billboard 200 with her latest album, Bass Persuades, marking her first No.1 album in more than a decade.

The album debuted at No.1 following its September 18 release, giving Cyrus her first chart-topping album since Bangerz in 2013.

The achievement adds another milestone to Cyrus’ career, following her previous album Something Beautiful, which reached No.4 on the Billboard 200 in 2025.

Anne Hathaway's Verity draws attention

Verity, the new psychological thriller starring Anne Hathaway, Dakota Johnson and Josh Hartnett, is generating buzz following its release in cinemas.

It has since been one of Colleen Hoover's bestselling novels and has drawn attention from fans of the book eager to see the story adapted for the big screen.

Hathaway plays Verity Crawford, a successful author who is left unable to finish her book series after an accident. Johnson plays Lowen Ashleigh, a writer hired to complete the series, who soon uncovers unsettling secrets about Verity and her family.

The film’s dark storyline and high-profile cast have made Verity one of the latest releases getting people talking.

Tom Cruise takes on new role in Digger

Tom Cruise is returning to the cast in Digger, a new film directed by Oscar-winning filmmaker Alejandro González Iñárritu.

Cruise plays a wealthy oil tycoon in the dark comedy, a role that takes him into very different territory from the action-heavy films he has become known for. Instead of another high-stakes action role, the film uses humour and satire to explore wealth, power and environmental concerns.

The film also gives audiences a chance to see Cruise lean into comedy, while its unusual story and Iñárritu’s direction have drawn attention since its release. Digger opened in cinemas on October 2.