Entertainment Buzz: The Boys Prequel, Flavor Flav's Olympic Support, and More

A summary of current entertainment news includes the announcement of a prequel to 'The Boys' at Comic-Con, Flavor Flav's support for the U.S. women's water polo team, Louis Theroux's new documentary on sexual assault, a strike by video game performers, and record-breaking box office numbers for 'Deadpool & Wolverine'.

The entertainment world is buzzing with news this week. A prequel to the hit Prime Video series 'The Boys,' titled 'Vought Rising,' was unveiled at San Diego Comic-Con, starring Jensen Ackles and Aya Cash.

In a surprising twist, American rapper Flavor Flav has pledged his support to the U.S. women's water polo team as they aim for a fourth consecutive gold medal at the Paris Olympics.

Meanwhile, documentary filmmaker Louis Theroux has released a provocative new film, 'Tell Them You Love Me,' focusing on issues of consent and sexual assault.

In Hollywood, video game performers have called a strike over labor contract negotiations, particularly concerning AI-related protections.

Marvel's 'Deadpool & Wolverine' has set a new record for an R-rated movie on opening day, grossing $38.5 million.

Warner Bros Discovery has filed a lawsuit against the NBA over broadcast rights, and the annual Mercury Prize nominees include Charli XCX, Ghetts, and The Last Dinner Party.

Disney and Warner Bros Discovery have launched a new streaming bundle, and Harvey Weinstein has been hospitalized with COVID and other ailments.

Lastly, Amazon MGM Studios has partnered with former Netflix film head Scott Stuber to revive United Artists with a multi-year film deal.

(With inputs from agencies.)