R&B legend Peabo Bryson dies at 75; comedian Jenny Hagel launches a humor book and model Winnie Harlow releases a children's title. Full entertainment update.

R&B singer Peabo Bryson died at 75 on Tuesday, the music community confirmed. Bryson, whose voice anchored Disney classics such as “Beauty and the Beast,” was found unresponsive at his home in Atlanta.
Legacy of a Disney icon
Bryson earned two Grammy Awards for his performances on Disney soundtracks, including a duet with Celine Dion on “Beauty and the Beast” and a collaboration with Regina Belle on “A Whole New World.” His career spanned more than five decades, producing hits like “Feel the Fire” and “Can You Stop the Rain.”
Family members declined to comment on the cause of death, but they thanked fans for the outpouring of support on social media.
Comedian Jenny Hagel releases new book
Comedian and writer Jenny Hagel announced the publication of her first book, “Advice No One Asked For,” two days after Bryson’s death. The humor collection offers tongue‑in‑cheek life tips and was released by a major imprint on Wednesday.
Hagel said the project reflects her desire to share the absurdities of everyday moments, adding that she hopes readers find both laughter and relatability in the pages.
Winnie Harlow expands into children’s literature
Model‑turned‑entrepreneur Winnie Harlow announced a new children’s book this week, marking her third foray into publishing. The picture book, titled “Dreams in Color,” encourages young readers to celebrate individuality and self‑acceptance.
Harlow explained that the book aligns with her advocacy work and aims to provide diverse representation for children worldwide.
Other entertainment highlights
- Streaming platform releases a three‑video playlist featuring recent celebrity interviews.
- Industry analysts note a surge in celebrity‑authored books and children's titles in 2024.
- Fans continue to share tributes to Bryson across social networks.
The entertainment sector remains active, with new releases and heartfelt remembrances shaping the cultural conversation.
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