Big Hit Disturbances and Disney Disappointments: Top Entertainment Headlines

Recent entertainment news highlights include BTS member Suga's apology following a drunk driving incident on an e-scooter, Walt Disney's forecasted decline in theme park revenue, frequent use of explicit language in 'Deadpool & Wolverine,' and Taylor Swift's concerts in Vienna getting cancelled due to a planned attack. Additionally, Amazon Prime Video's Hollywood expansion and David Lynch's clarification about not retiring despite health issues are noted.

BTS member Suga has publicly apologized for his drunk driving incident on an e-scooter in Seoul, leading to a fine and licence revocation. According to his label, Big Hit Music, the K-pop star had ridden for about 500 meters before tripping while parking.

Walt Disney's theme park business anticipates a decline in demand in the coming quarters. This news overshadowed the success of Pixar's 'Inside Out 2,' causing Disney's stock to drop 1.1% as it warned operating income would decrease in the fourth quarter.

The use of the F-word in pop culture has surged, notably in 'Deadpool & Wolverine,' which features the expletive over 100 times. Taylor Swift also sings it 18 times in one song on her album 'The Tortured Poets Department,' reflecting its growing prevalence in entertainment.

(With inputs from agencies.)