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Photo: Jon Bon Jovi / Instagram   Jon Bon Jovi has said he would like to see a movie about his life “at some point,” after the release of his friend Bruce Springsteen’s new film Deliver Me From Nowhere .  The movie, which came out on October 24, stars Jeremy Allen White as Springsteen during the time he wrote his 1982 album Nebraska .  Bon Jovi told The Sun  he hopes his own story will one day be made into a film.  Photo: Jon Bon Jovi / Instagram He even suggested his son, 23-year-old actor Jake Bongiovi, could play him in the movie.  “I’m not in my final chapter yet,” Bon Jovi said. “I’m living my next chapter.”  That next chapter includes a big 2026 tour with shows in the UK, Ireland, and a New York residency.  The band will play at Madison Square Garden in July and stadiums in Edinburgh, Dublin, and London later that summer.  These will be Bon Jovi’s biggest shows since his 2022 throat surgery, and he says he’s “ready and excited” to be ba...

Photo: Bon Jovi, Robbie Williams / Instagram   Bon Jovi have joined forces with Robbie Williams for a new version of their song ‘We Made It Look Easy’.  The track first appeared on the band’s 2024 album Forever  and now returns on Forever (Legendary Edition) , out October 24.  Jon Bon Jovi called Robbie “one of the greatest entertainers” and said, “He’s lived this lyric.  I knew he’d deliver.”  Photo: Bon Jovi, Robbie Williams / Instagram The upcoming record features other stars like Bruce Springsteen, Avril Lavigne, Jelly Roll, Lainey Wilson, Ryan Tedder, The War & Treaty, and Def Leppard’s Joe Elliott. The band earlier shared their Springsteen collab ‘Hollow Man’ and a new single ‘Red, White & Jersey’.  Robbie, meanwhile, is set to release his next album BRITPOP  on February 6, 2026.  The album includes guests like Tony Iommi, Gaz Coombes, and Chris Martin.  He will also hit the road next year for his ‘Long 90s’ UK tour startin...

Photo: Bruce Springsteen / Instagram   Bruce Springsteen says he feared fame would change him when his career took off with Born to Run  in 1975.  The rocker, now 76, told TIME100 in a cover story on Sept. 25 that he felt life becoming very different after his first TIME and Newsweek  covers.  He said the praise for his music was a dream come true but came with new problems.  Photo: Bruce Springsteen / Instagram   His sister Pam even told him about paparazzi looking into their family kitchen, which made him worry about how fame would affect them. Springsteen called fame “a very distorted lens” and said he had to protect what mattered most to him.  Those fears helped inspire his next album, Darkness on the Edge of Town , which celebrated working-class life.  He also revealed he struggled with thoughts of suicide after his 1982 album Nebraska and began focusing on mental health.  Springsteen still goes to therapy today and says it has cha...