Top Entertainment News: From Stolen Banksy to TIFF Protests

Recent entertainment highlights include the recovery of a stolen Banksy painting, Sony's potential acquisition of Pink Floyd's music rights, Taylor Swift's political endorsement, and various other notable events. Key stories also cover a major coin auction, protests at TIFF, Paul Costelloe's fashion show, Justin Timberlake's legal issues, and Disney’s Emmy success.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Updated: 15-09-2024 10:28 IST | Created: 15-09-2024 10:28 IST
Top Entertainment News: From Stolen Banksy to TIFF Protests
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In recent entertainment news, Banksy's 'Girl with Balloon' painting has been found, with two men charged over its theft from a London gallery. The work, depicting a young girl reaching for a heart-shaped balloon, is iconic and appears in several murals globally.

Sony Music is in advanced negotiations to acquire the music rights of Pink Floyd for approximately $500 million. The Financial Times reports that internal disputes have complicated the deal.

Pop superstar Taylor Swift's endorsement of Kamala Harris is seen as a strategy to attract younger voters, sparking debate over its potential impact on the upcoming U.S. election.

A 20,000-piece coin collection owned by Danish butter magnate Lars Emil Bruun, valued at $74 million, is set for auction in Copenhagen, drawing interest from affluent bidders worldwide.

The Toronto International Film Festival is witnessing protests from Ukrainian Canadians, despite the suspension of the controversial 'Russians at War' screenings.

Fashion designer Paul Costelloe transported audiences to a fantasy Paris at London Fashion Week, unveiling his new bridal line amidst pastel-colored creations.

Justin Timberlake has pled guilty to a lesser traffic charge following a drunk driving arrest in New York State, agreeing to driving while ability impaired instead.

Under Dana Walden's leadership, Disney is expected to dominate the upcoming Emmy Awards, thanks to critically acclaimed series like 'Shogun,' 'The Bear,' and 'Only Murders in the Building.'

In Spain, the film set of 'The Good, the Bad and the Ugly' is being transformed into a pilgrimage site for movie buffs, with volunteers maintaining the iconic landscape featured in Sergio Leone's classic Western.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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