Top Entertainment Headlines: From 'Rust' Armorer's Appeal to NMIXX's UK Debut

This collection of entertainment news highlights covers a range of topics, including Hannah Gutierrez's motion for dismissal in the 'Rust' shooting case, Netflix's slowing subscriber growth, K-pop group NMIXX's performance at Hyde Park, Tenacious D's canceled Australian tour, and the award-winning Egyptian documentary 'The Brink of Dreams'.

Imprisoned 'Rust' armorer Hannah Gutierrez is seeking release, filing a motion to dismiss her conviction after charges against Alec Baldwin were dropped due to withheld evidence. Gutierrez's lawyer argues concealed evidence of live rounds and other information are grounds for a new trial.

Netflix's subscriber growth is reportedly slowing, with the company adding only an estimated 4.82 million subscribers in the second quarter according to LSEG data. This marks the lowest increase since early 2023, as password-sharing crackdowns and summer sports ebbed viewer interest.

South Korean girl group NMIXX made their UK debut at the British Summer Time Hyde Park Festival, performing with a live band. The performance marked a significant milestone for the six-piece group, consisting of members Haewon, Lily, Sullyoon, BAE, Jiwoo, and Kyujin.

American comedy-rock duo Tenacious D, featuring actors Jack Black and Kyle Gass, canceled the remainder of their Australian tour after Gass made controversial comments regarding a shooting attempt on Donald Trump. The incident occurred during a Sydney concert, leading to widespread social media backlash.

The female stars of 'The Brink of Dreams,' a documentary about an Egyptian street theatre troupe, discussed challenging social norms in their remote rural village. Directed by Nada Riyadh, the film won the Golden Eye award at the Cannes Film Festival and highlights the troupe's efforts to redefine women's roles in society.

(With inputs from agencies.)