Latest Entertainment Briefs: Rising Stocks, Arrests, and Upcoming Films

This summary of current entertainment news covers Paramount's rise in shares due to streaming growth, Travis Scott's arrest in Paris, Taylor Swift concert cancellations impacting insurers, Disney's upcoming film announcements, and a foiled attack plot on a Swift concert in Vienna. Also, Netflix's collaboration with CBS Sports and Blake Lively's new film adaptation are highlighted.

Paramount Global's shares spiked up to 6% on Friday as strong growth in its streaming arm overshadowed the writedown of its TV unit. The company also plans a 15% workforce reduction in the U.S.

Rapper Travis Scott was arrested in Paris for an altercation with a security guard. Scott was involved in a dispute at his hotel, leading to a criminal investigation.

Insurers are facing significant claims following the cancellation of Taylor Swift's concerts in Austria due to a foiled attack. The cancelled Vienna concerts disappointed nearly 195,000 fans.

Disney's D23 convention revealed upcoming films including 'Moana 2', 'Incredibles 3', and 'Mufasa: The Lion King' amid musical performances and celebrity appearances.

An Iraqi teen was detained in Vienna related to the Taylor Swift attack plot, sharing connections with a main suspect, further complicating the security scenario around her concerts.

Netflix and CBS Sports are collaborating to air NFL games on Christmas Day, broadening the streaming platform's live event offerings.

Blake Lively spotlighted the challenges and excitement in adapting 'It Ends With Us,' emphasizing the responsibility of staying true to the beloved novel for its fanbase.

Banksy's latest London murals featuring various animals have eluded interpretation, sparking curious debates about the artist's intentions.

(With inputs from agencies.)