Entertainment News Roundup: Fraudulent Doctor, Oasis Reunion, and More

The entertainment world sees major updates with Dr. Mark Chavez involved in Matthew Perry's death, Oasis's reunion tour causing a surge in travel searches, Nicole Kidman's new film, ABBA's request to Trump, Eurovision set for Basel, Angelina Jolie's opera role, and Errol Morris's migrant separation documentary at Venice.

The entertainment landscape is buzzing with new developments. Dr. Mark Chavez, charged in the drug-related death of 'Friends' star Matthew Perry, has been barred from practicing medicine and expressed immense remorse. Chavez was arraigned on a conspiracy charge related to ketamine distribution.

In other headlines, the legendary British rock band Oasis has caused a significant uptick in travel searches for Britain and Ireland following their reunion tour announcement. According to eDreams, search queries rose nearly 30-fold.

Nicole Kidman is feeling nervous as her latest erotic drama 'Babygirl' premiered at the Venice Film Festival. Kidman, known for taking on bold roles, admits to feeling 'exposed and vulnerable' about the movie's reception.

In political-culture crossovers, ABBA has asked Donald Trump to stop using their music at his campaign rallies. The band's hits were recently played at an event held by Trump and his running mate JD Vance in Minnesota.

Basel has been selected to host the 2025 Eurovision Song Contest, a decision expected to boost the local economy by attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors.

Actress Angelina Jolie's preparation for her role as Maria Callas, one of the greatest opera sopranos, has been described as the most challenging of her career. Her performance will be showcased in the film 'Maria' directed by Pablo Larraín.

Finally, Errol Morris's documentary 'Separated' premiered at the Venice Film Festival, shedding light on Trump's contentious family separation policy at the U.S.-Mexico border.

(With inputs from agencies.)