Los Angeles authorities have arrested at least one person in connection with the ketamine overdose death of "Friends" actor Matthew Perry. Reports indicate multiple arrests, including a doctor, as investigators probe how Perry obtained the drug. The fifty-four-year-old actor, best known as Chandler Bing, was found unresponsive in his pool last October. An autopsy revealed "acute effects of ketamine" as the cause of death. Perry had been taking ketamine as part of a supervised therapy program. The investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death continues, with more arrests potentially forthcoming.

Taylor Swift fans can experience her "Eras" at London’s Victoria and Albert Museum this summer. To celebrate her sold-out shows, the museum has curated a “Songbook Trail” featuring costumes, guitars, and memorabilia from Swift’s different musical eras. Highlights include her 2015 "1989" tour outfit displayed alongside Renaissance art, and the yellow gown from her "Bejeweled" video showcased in the Prince Consort Gallery. The exhibit runs from July 25 to September 8. Senior curator Kate Bailey said, “The V&A is the perfect stage for Taylor Swift, with so many connections to art, literature, and history in her work.”

Tom Hanks has criticized the trend of rewriting classic books for "modern sensitivities," particularly in response to recent edits of Roald Dahl's works by Puffin. The publisher removed terms like "fat" and "ugly" and altered content related to race, gender, and mental health to make the books more suitable for contemporary readers. Hanks, who recently released his debut novel, expressed his opposition, stating that readers should be trusted to understand the historical context of such works. Following backlash, Puffin UK announced it would produce uncensored versions of Dahl's books.

At the Locarno Film Festival, Shah Rukh Khan shared his admiration for Jackie Chan and a nostalgic anecdote about his son Aryan. Khan revealed that Aryan resembled Chan as a baby, leading him to train his son in Taekwondo, hoping he would grow up like the action star. Khan also reminisced about a promised collaboration with Chan to open a Chinese restaurant, which has yet to materialize. Despite the unfulfilled restaurant venture, Khan praised Chan as one of his all-time favorite actors, alongside Michael J. Fox, Al Pacino, and Robert De Niro.

Shah Rukh Khan, along with his sons Aryan and AbRam, will lend their voices to the Hindi version of Mufasa: The Lion King. Shah Rukh voices Mufasa, Aryan voices Simba, and AbRam takes on the role of Young Mufasa. The new trailer showcases their performances in this photorealistic animated prequel to the 2019 remake. Fans are excited to hear the Khan trio in this epic tale, which delves into Mufasa's origins and his bond with his brother Scar. The film is set to release on December 20, 2024.

Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan was honored with the prestigious Pardo Alla Carriera Award at the 77th Locarno Film Festival in Switzerland. During his acceptance speech, SRK humorously admitted he struggled to pronounce the award's name. Speaking to a crowd of 8,000, Khan thanked the audience for their warm welcome, likening the heat to India. He emphasized cinema's role in transcending boundaries and expressed his belief that creativity is intertwined with love and joy. Khan concluded by promising to continue delivering performances that resonate with fans. His heartfelt and witty speech quickly went viral online.

Warner Bros. Discovery has closed the official Cartoon Network website, redirecting visitors to its Max streaming service. Launched in 1998, the website was a nostalgic hub for fans, offering free access to full episodes, video clips, and games from beloved shows like "Scooby-Doo," "The Powerpuff Girls," and "Adventure Time." The closure, announced without prior notice, follows the company's recent decision to shut down the Boomerang classic cartoon streaming service. This move aligns with industry trends, as other networks have also shifted content to paid platforms, signaling a significant transition for Cartoon Network fans globally.

US rapper Travis Scott was arrested early Friday at Paris's Georges V hotel for violence against a security agent. The incident occurred when the security agent intervened in a fight between Scott and his bodyguard. The 33-year-old musician was in Paris after attending the Olympics men's basketball semi-finals. This arrest follows a similar incident in Miami Beach in June, where Scott faced charges for trespassing and disorderly intoxication. Known for his Grammy-nominated album "Utopia," Scott is also involved in high-profile merchandising deals with brands like Nike and McDonald's. His detainment status remains unclear.

Thousands of Taylor Swift fans gathered in Vienna’s streets to sing her songs and express defiance after authorities canceled her concerts due to a foiled attack plot. Austrian officials thwarted a planned suicide attack by a supporter of the Islamic State group. Despite the disappointment, fans showed support for the decision, expressing gratitude for their safety. Some local businesses offered free food, and community events were held to honor the star. Two suspects, aged 17 and 19, have been arrested. Swift’s next concerts are set for London, with enhanced security measures in place.

Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez are heading for divorce, with sources confirming their divorce documents are finalized but not yet submitted. Affleck’s purchase of a $20.5 million mansion on Lopez's 55th birthday has been described as a "stab to the heart." The couple, last seen together in March, have spent the summer apart, with Affleck in Los Angeles and Lopez in New York. Despite efforts to reconcile, they couldn't resolve their differences and plan to release a joint statement soon.