Secrets, Sales, and Starpower: Entertainment Headlines Spotlight

From Cate Blanchett and Alfonso Cuaron's gripping 'Disclaimer' TV series to an array of iconic film props up for auction, entertainment news brims with notable developments. French President Macron insists 'Emily in Paris' must return to Paris, while Britain's government intervenes in planning a major film studio project near London.

In the world of entertainment, big names and iconic items dominate the headlines. Cate Blanchett and Alfonso Cuaron unveil 'Disclaimer', a psychological thriller based on Renee Knight's novel, as they invite viewers to dive into a world of complexity and suspense.

Simultaneously, Propstore rings the auction bells for over 1,800 movie artifacts, expected to rake in over £10 million. Among them, Yoda's cane and Clint Eastwood's memorable duster coat entice collectors and fans alike.

Meanwhile, France's President Macron makes a spirited appeal for 'Emily in Paris' to stay true to its title, and Britain steps into the planning process for a new film studio project, underscoring the country's commitment to entertainment innovation.

(With inputs from agencies.)