Shakira has a long history of stadium performances, with past appearances for the FIFA World Cup and Super Bowl adding to her presence on major live stages. On June 11, she performed at the opening of 2026 FIFA World Cup ceremony in Mexico City Stadium, where she wore a custom Off-White piece.

Her outfit was styled by Italian Nicholas Bru and consisted of a fitted high-neck bodysuit in a yellow shade with cut-out detailing throughout the design. The look was paired with matching opera gloves in the same shade.

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She wore it with an asymmetrical mini skirt created by Off-White, in a mix of lavender, white, and yellow jersey-inspired paneling. She added fishnet tights and white high-top sneakers from R13, designed with a basketball-inspired silhouette and lace-up detailing.

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Shakira was joined on stage by Nigerian artist Burna Boy. They performed this year’s official World Cup song, “Día Día.”

With this appearance, she became the first and only artist to perform at four separate FIFA World Cups. Her previous appearance was in 2010, when she performed “Waka Waka” in a custom Roberto Cavalli set.

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One noticeable detail across her performances is the coordination between her outfit and microphone. In 2010, her microphone carried a neon pink tone that matched her outfit, while in 2026 it appeared in a yellow finish that complemented her stage look.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup celebrations will continue across the remaining two host nations, Canada and the United States. The second host ceremony will take place in Canada on June 12, with performance from Alessia Cara, Katy Perry, Elyanna, and Tyla. The tournament concludes on July 19 in New Jersey.

While fans continue to speculate about her upcoming wedding to Travis Kelce, Taylor Swift made a surprise appearance at the Toy Story 5 premiere on June 9 at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. The singer stepped onto the red carpet just days after releasing her new song, “I Knew It, I Knew You,” which features on the film’s soundtrack.

For the occasion, Swift wore a look from the Erdem Fall/Winter 2026 ready-to-wear collection. The off-the-shoulder corseted mini dress featured floral patchwork across the front, a raw hem, and a bow-tied detail on one sleeve. Crystal embellishments traced the upper bust and extended down the corset.

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Her accessories included a horseshoe necklace, which she had worn back in April during an outing in New York. At that time, she had not yet announced her collaboration with the film. Now, it appears the necklace was an early teaser, linking back to Toy Story. The piece of jewelry connects to Jessie, the cowgirl character she wrote about in her track “I Knew It, I Knew You.”

When she first released the song on Friday, she explained what it felt like writing from the character’s point of view. She wrote, “This song felt like a musical departure and coming home at the same time. Creating something for Jessie was a new challenge and also felt like second nature all at once. And being a Toy Story kid from age 5 till now, it’s an adventure I plan to be on to infinity and beyond.”

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Following the release of the new single, the film’s director and screenwriter, Andrew Stanton, spoke about how the song fits with the film. “It’s incredible just how meaningful it’s been having Taylor write and perform this song. Her connection to Jessie and the immediate way she understood what the character was going through was undeniable. The song is so deeply connected to Toy Story. So much so that on first listen, it instantly felt like it had always belonged there, like a long-lost family member. It was kismet.”

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On the first day of its release, Apple Music revealed that “I Knew It, I Knew You” became the biggest country single of 2026 and broke the record for the biggest soundtrack single based on first-day plays. On Spotify, it became “the most streamed country song in a single day by a female artist,” while Amazon Music reported it as “the biggest first 24-hour streaming debut globally for any song” in 2026.

Toy Story 5 is set to hit theaters on June 19.

The 2026 Tony Awards took place at Radio City Music Hall in New York, hosted by Pink. The 79th annual ceremony celebrates the finest theatre productions of the year, with highlight moments including tributes marking the 30th anniversary of “Chicago” and the 50th anniversary of “Rent,” while “The Lost Boys” and “Schmigadoon!” led with 12 nominations each. The Best Leading Actress category featured only first-time nominees for the first time since 2002.

With a lineup like this, the event had its major moments ready, but before anything even started, the red carpet had already captured attention with a range of looks, from bold colors to minimal details.

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Rose Byrne in Prada

Rose Byrne wore a beaded Prada gown with a black ribbon detail running from the shoulder down the side of the dress. Rachel Zegler appeared in a brown Michael Kors gown with a deep neckline and Lea Michele wore black wide-leg trousers with a long trailing hem paired with a white top.

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Cole Escola in Christopher John Rogers

While some stars took a minimalist approach, others like Cole Escola arrived in a voluminous bright pink set. Sarah Paulson appeared in a look from Erdem Fall 2026 Collection featuring a cream-toned top with a plunging neckline and a pink skirt.

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Queen Latifah in custom Naeem Khan

Queen Latifah who presented at this year’s ceremony wore a black gown with a feathered  cape draped over her shoulders which appeared to switch shades as it caught the light. Shoshana Bean also chose a black gown with sheer panels detailed in floral embroidery across the transparent sections.

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Aubrey Plaza & Christopher Abbott

Aubrey Plaza showed off her baby bump in a pinstriped Chanel gown, alongside her partner Christopher Abbott, who complemented her in a black velvet suit.

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Jeremy Pope in Robert Wun

Some men on the red carpet stepped away from the regular menswear staples. Jeremy Pope wore a tailored suit with attached cape details extending from the elbows. Instead of trousers, the look featured a pleated skirt with a black-to-white gradient, while Leslie Odom Jr.’s suit was layered with a red bomber jacket from Public School.

Here are the best dressed celebrities of the night

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Sarah Paulson in Erdem and Boucheron

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Christiani Pitts in Marchesa

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Carrie Coon in Altuzarra

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Whitney Leavitt in Marchesa and Fred Leighton Jewels

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Bernadette Peters in vintage Zac Posen

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Maya Rudolph in Chanel

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Cassie Levy in Rahul Mishra Couture

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Leslie Odom Jr. in Public School

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Julia Louis Dreyfus in Wiederhoeft and Jessica McCormack

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Joshua Henry in McQueen

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Danielle Brooks in Wiederhoeft

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Rachel Zegler in Michael Kors Collection

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Lea Michele

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Layton Williams

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Shoshana Bean