Top Entertainment News: Transformations, Legal Battles, and Record Wins

This summary highlights major news in the entertainment world, including Colin Farrell's transformation into 'The Penguin,' new legislation to protect entertainers from AI, Harvey Weinstein's latest plea, and Japan's triumph with 'Shogun' at the Emmy Awards. Other notable mentions include legal issues involving Sean 'Diddy' Combs and Miley Cyrus.

In the entertainment world, Colin Farrell's extensive prosthetic transformation for his role as 'The Penguin' has left his co-stars and fans astonished. The Irish actor remarked, 'I looked in the mirror, and I saw something looking back that was not me.'

California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed two new bills to help protect actors and performers from the implications of artificial intelligence on their digital replicas, aiming to safeguard their livelihoods in increasingly AI-influenced industries.

Former Hollywood executive Harvey Weinstein has pleaded not guilty to a new sexual assault charge, just months after his initial conviction was overturned. Meanwhile, Netflix defended its creative liberties in the mini-series 'Baby Reindeer,' affirming the show's dramatization despite public speculation about its true-to-life characters.

Japan is celebrating a cultural victory as their period drama 'Shogun' sets a new record at the Emmy Awards with 18 wins, including best drama. This historical epic has resonated with global audiences, spotlighting Japanese history and culture in unprecedented ways. Actor Kathryn Hahn also delves into her role as Agatha Harkness, collaborating with a real-life witch to authentically portray her character in 'Agatha All Along.'

In another legal development, Sean 'Diddy' Combs pleaded not guilty to sex trafficking charges, with a judge denying him bail amidst serious allegations. Moreover, pop sensation Miley Cyrus finds herself at the center of a copyright lawsuit, accused of lifting elements from Bruno Mars' song for her hit single 'Flowers.'

(With inputs from agencies.)