Entertainment Highlights: Legal Battles, Cultural Cinemas, and Streaming Shifts

The latest entertainment news includes Sean 'Diddy' Combs' legal challenges, Comcast's strategic cable network changes, Zoe Saldana's culturally significant role in 'Emilia Perez', and the anticipation of 'Squid Game 2'. Also, Ed Sheeran wins a copyright appeal and Tom Hanks stars in the de-aged film 'Here'.

Sean 'Diddy' Combs is embroiled in a legal struggle with U.S. prosecutors who have denied his claims of leaked evidence in his sex trafficking case. Combs' request for a list of his accusers was also denied, as prosecutors dismissed his claims as unsubstantiated.

Comcast is considering spinning off its declining cable networks into a new entity, excluding its NBC broadcast network and Peacock streaming service, as it addresses the media industry's move towards streaming. The company seeks a partnership to expand Peacock's reach in the competitive streaming market.

Zoe Saldana embraces her cultural roots in the film 'Emilia Perez', highlighting Mexican influences and embracing her Spanish-speaking heritage. Meanwhile, 'Squid Game' creator hints at a thrilling second season with a larger cast and engaging plot twists, building anticipation for its release.

In other news, Ed Sheeran successfully defended his song 'Thinking Out Loud' against a copyright claim, while Tom Hanks and Robin Wright collaborate once more in the film 'Here', using de-aging technology to portray younger selves.

(With inputs from agencies.)