Current Entertainment News Briefs: From 'Rust' Shooting Updates to K-pop Milestones

This summary covers the latest in entertainment, including updates on the 'Rust' armorer seeking release, K-pop group NMIXX's new performance, actress Shannen Doherty's passing, Tenacious D's tour cancellation, and an Egyptian film breaking social norms to win at Cannes.

In entertainment news, Hannah Gutierrez, the armorer imprisoned for the 'Rust' shooting, has filed for her conviction to be dismissed after charges against Alec Baldwin were dropped. Her lawyer cited concealed evidence as grounds for a new trial.

K-pop girl group NMIXX broke new ground with a live band performance at the British Summer Time Hyde Park Festival in London. The six-member group engaged audiences with their unique 'mix pop' sound.

Shannen Doherty, renowned for her role in 'Beverly Hills, 90210,' has died at 53 after battling cancer. Her publicist announced her passing over the weekend.

The comedy-rock duo Tenacious D, led by Jack Black and Kyle Gass, canceled their Australian tour following Gass's controversial comments about an assassination attempt on Donald Trump. A viral video showed Gass making the remarks during a concert in Sydney.

The film 'The Brink of Dreams,' featuring female stars of an Egyptian street theatre troupe, has won the Golden Eye award at the Cannes film festival. The documentary challenges societal norms regarding the role of women in rural Egypt.

(With inputs from agencies.)